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The Best of Sewing with Nancy's Super-Sized Quilts (Part 1 of 2) - SEWING WITH NANCY - Duration: 26:48.

Super-size it!

That's something I rarely say at a restaurant,

but often do when quilting.

I start with a traditional quilt pattern and expand the size.

This no-fat super technique adds drama to a quilt project,

but also saves time on piecing.

Over the past Sewing with Nancy seasons,

I've recorded several episodes featuring super-sized quilts.

I decided to include my favorite dramatic quilts

in a 2-part series,

bringing back the recorded segments from past shows.

Early in my career, I made a Lone Star Wall Quilt

as a wedding gift.

I almost didn't give the gift away,

as I was somewhat embarrassed

that not all the seams met in the center.

After all, I was Sewing with Nancy,

what would people think!

Fast forward and now I'm eager

to show you the same quilt block,

this time with a technique that's practically guaranteed

to cause pride, not embarrassment.

"Sewing Super-Sized Quilts,"

that's what's coming up next on Sewing with Nancy.

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In a traditional Lone Star design

there are three main pieces or shapes.

The diamond shape:

there are eight shapes put together.

Then a square in each corner.

Then at the top of the diamond

there's a quarter-square triangle

or just a triangle shape.

The problem occurs, or occurred for me

when I made my first lone star, was right in this intersection.

It's called a Y seam

where one, two, three seams come together.

You can see it's shaped like a Y.

I say, W-H-Y, why seam it that way?

Because oh, my goodness, I had problems.

I'll show you why.

Here is the traditional way

of making a Lone Star quilt block.

This is a rather large one.

Here's the square, where I had eight diamonds.

This intersection is the tricky part.

To work on this, you're always instructed

to mark 1/4" from the intersection seam.

There's a little pink dot there.

When I stitch together the diamonds

I stop stitching 1/4"

there's a 1/4" that is left unsewn

so that when this piece is sewn to the Y intersection

you have to align that little dot

right in that intersection where you stopped stitching.

Sew from the dot to the edge

and then cumbersomely sew from the dot to the other edge.

For those of you who are very precise

you can get that smack on.

But sometimes for me, it didn't happen so well.

Often, the fabric stretches a little bit out of shape

because there's a lot of bias edges.

It's just not my favorite way of doing things.

If you can do that, great.

But if you'd like a little streamlined technique

we're going to sew all straight seams.

To do that, I'm cutting the square in half diagonally

and doing the same thing with the triangle

cut it in half diagonally.

If you have a pattern at home,

let me start with the triangle.

Here's the shape of a triangle.

You cut it in half.

But then you need a seam allowance added.

So the seam allowance

is added to the edge where the cut was made.

The other section, this is a little smaller pattern piece

but you can see, here is the square

that has been cut diagonally.

Then, a seam allowance is added to the side.

The diamond shape stays the same.

You still have one, two, three pieces.

But not in the same configuration.

You can also use templates

that have already been designed that way.

I worked on those

so we didn't have to really make these changes.

Here are the templates.

You can make a variety of sizes, four different sizes from them.

Again, you can use anything that you have at home.

Just make the adjustment.

The template tells you how wide of a strip to cut

for that particular piece.

For each of these, you're going to do some tracing.

I've started to do this

where I would place the template on the cut fabric.

The fabric has been starched heavily or sprayed.

You'd trace along the edge, rotate this, trace.

Just fill in the blanks

so that you're filling all of the areas.

Perhaps you can see the triangles that are in that area.

For the diamonds, I have three fabrics stacked together.

I'd use the diamond shape.

Make sure you're doing this accurately.

I'm doing this kind of quickly here.

You'd trace the edges.

If this were flat, I'd slide it over.

Make sure it would be flat, and then trace the next section.

With your rotary cutter, ruler, and mat

you'll cut out each section.

I'm ahead of the game here, where I've cut along each line.

I'm going to stack them.

As you can see, you stack them together.

You're needing eight diamond shapes

eight large triangles, eight small triangles.

I have four in this stack right here,

where I have the small, the diamond, and the large.

Then you reverse the process with the remaining four.

You have a mirror image, where you have the large piece

the diamond, and the small triangle.

Now we have mirror images of the groups.

You may wonder how this is going to come together.

I'll do it at the sewing machine right now.

I've set my machine for a straight stitch

and have 1/4" width of a presser foot on it.

You'll see that in a few minutes.

Just a basic seaming technique that I'll be showing you.

Now, I'm going to review the shaping of the templates.

You have a small triangle, a large diamond

and a large triangle.

On the templates, it happens to be printed "A", "B" and "C"

so you know how to line these up.

On your other templates

you'll have to kind of organize them in this fashion.

You'll have four that you're going to be stitching

in this configuration.

Piece "A" is placed on piece "B".

You match the points, which I have here.

At the end, there's a little 1/4" seam allowance

that extends beyond the typical

extension that's found on most quilt patterns.

You may want to do a little pinning.

If you've starched or sprayed your fabric pieces

it will go so much easier.

Then just stitch with a 1/4" seam allowance

aligning those edges.

Even though we're sewing with straight stitching

it's still important for accuracy

because you have eight diamonds

that have to meet in the middle.

That's almost why I never gave that wedding gift away

that I made many years ago.

After doing the stitching, then we'll do some pressing.

We're going to press this seam away from the diamond shape.

Take some time to press.

You might want to check it.

Just top press from the right side

to make sure there isn't a tuck in the fabric.

Then you're going to add the remaining triangle

the larger triangle, to the section

and we'll have one-eighth of the Lone Star completed.

This was block or triangle "C".

It's placed on the unit that you have here.

We'll sew the straight seam.

You're going to be making eight in this configuration

as the template says, "A", "B" and "C".

The next thing I'll show you

are the remaining four.

Did I say eight before?

You're going to make four in this direction.

Then you're going to make four in the opposite direction.

Now, I'm stitching this together.

The edges are meeting.

Just sew with about a 2.0 mm or 2.5 mm stitch length.

As I get at the end, you'll see

that there's that 1/4" that's extended on the template.

That's right where the seam ends.

It's amazing how that works.

Then, you're going to do some more pressing.

This time, I'm going to press the seam away from the center.

It seems to work better that way.

I'll just press the seam.

Use plenty of steam.

Again, do some top pressing, to make sure there isn't a tuck

which I did press one right in there.

Now we have one-eighth of this block complete.

Then a little magic happens.

Here are the seams.

"A", "B", and "C" have been sewn together.

Four of them in this direction.

Then we'll make four in the opposite direction

mirror image.

You leave the diamond in the same shape

but you move one onto the other side

so it's "C", "B", and "A".

Now, piece "C" goes onto piece "B"

and a seam is stitched.

"A" goes onto "B", and a seam is stitched.

I'm going to show you how this comes together.

This is the magic

where I broke all the rules of this Lone Star quilt.

Unless you're going to be entering your quilt

in a big contest

I highly recommend it, because it's so much faster

than the traditional way of doing things.

Here's the first piece that I stitched,

the second piece that I just kind of walked you through.

You meet right sides together

and "A-ha!" you stitch the long seam.

No Y seams, how about that?

When you're done with that

you're going to press that seam open.

I recommend pressing it open.

I have four smaller samples to share with you

that you'd place together to make a block.

Let me just flip these around a bit

to make the configuration look good.

I think you get the idea how this block

goes together without any Y seams.

The title of this quilt design is Sew Grand Dresden.

I looked back over past Sewing with Nancy titles

and realized that I never used the word "grand" before!

With meanings such as majestic and impressive,

it sounds a bit boastful.

Yet grand appropriately describes

the large 38" Dresden plate appliquéd in the center

and four 16" Dresden plates

that frame the center of the motif.

The Dresden appliqué can be stitched

in approximately the same amount of time as smaller blocks.

Typically, Dresden Plate quilt blocks

which are appliquéd onto fabric, are 12" or 9"

but the center of this wall quilt is 36"

a really big statement

obviously the name, of the grand appliqués

that we're going to be working with today.

There are 20 wedges around the center.

The center block, or the center circle,

is about 8" finished size.

The center is comparable to the bigness

or the grandness of the wedges.

We've chosen five fabrics

and cut four wedges of each fabric to create this.

In the corners, we have 16" blocks

or 16" Dresden plates

with a 6" circle instead of the 8"

again, to make it proportionate.

My staff and I made this quilt several years ago

and then taught a class on it.

One of the students made this quilt

in totally different colors.

You can just see a different look.

Shelly Kahler is the designer of this

with beautiful blues and purples.

Same style.

I just like to show the same quilt pattern,

which is available in the book that accompanies the program,

in different color combinations.

Again, it makes a great impact.

When working with the big pieces of the Grand Dresden

you can work with templates.

You can elongate templates.

I've used this designing template

with both circles and long wedges.

Or, for the smaller sections, you can use this.

This is a see-through template

that makes up to 8", or a 16-1/2" block.

So, you have some choices to work with.

There are many more options out there.

For the fabric, for the large plate

I simply found on the Dresden itself, the designing tool,

that I can use an 8-1/2" circle, which is right here.

I put my tape measure there.

Then measure up to the 36" block.

It says on the tape measure to cut a strip that's 14-1/2".

If I was going to be working with a smaller strip,

the 6-1/2" circle with a 16" block,

I would be cutting, right here,

I would be cutting 5-1/4" strips.

You'll see that next.

You're going to measure on the design tool

what size of fabric.

You're going to be working in strips of fabric

and doing some tracing and cutting.

You may have seen me do this before.

It's not a new technique.

But if you haven't, it's worth knowing about.

You place the tool on the fabric

starting at a folded edge,

and then trace the edges with a fine marker.

Oops, I better trace one more edge before I do a rotation!

Trace, and then rotate.

Maybe at home, you can draw a little straighter than I am.

Here we go.

You keep on doing this by the length of the strip of fabric.

This is cut 5-1/4", as I measured earlier.

You just trace and trace.

Then, you could stack several layers of fabric

maybe up to four underneath this area.

Then cut along the edges to create the wedges.

So you're going to cut and cut.

You get the idea of what's happening, now.

After doing the cutting

fold the fabric in half, each wedge in half

and across the top, you're going to stitch...

chainstitch just with a 1/4" seam allowance.

Like little hot dogs, you chain them all together.

You're going to have 20 of these, one for each wedge.

You clip them apart, do some finger pressing

and press this seam open.

I've pressed the seam open already, how about that?

It works a little bit better.

So you could press it open and then turn it right side out.

With a tool, make sure you get a nice, sharp point.

On an index card, I marked a 45° line

because I can line that up with the seam of the fabric

to get it just in place.

Then press.

You'd press, not on your template, which I almost did

but just on the fabric.

Then, after you've pressed all 20 of these

I'll show you at the sewing machine

how to assemble the Dresden plate.

Whether you're making a grand Dresden block

or a smaller one, the assembly is all the same.

You're going to be pressing 20 wedges for each circle

and then sew them into pairs.

Meet right sides together.

I like to start stitching at the fold

because if I stitch a little off

I know it will always match where I start.

Set your machine for a 1/4" seam allowance.

I have it set for a center stitch.

There's a 1/4" mark on the plate of my machine.

Get it lined up right at the fold and stitch.

Just guide down the guide.

Then meet your next pair

have it handy at the sewing machine.

Match it up right at that fold area

and continue to chainstitch it together

just the same way that you saw the chain of the wedges

when I stitched across the top.

So, you're going to be creating ten pairs.

Then simply press the seams open.

You can do that easily at your ironing board.

I like pressing seams open in this instance

rather than to one side

because it distributes the bulk more evenly.

The pairs are sewn together so you'd have four sections.

You might want to get a different color combination.

There we go.

Then, if you wanted to add one more to this section

you'd have enough for a fan.

We're really not doing fans today

but you could make a fourth of a block

to create a fan.

Or, if you put four quadrants together

you've got it, you'd have a circle.

To place this on the fabric, what I like to do

is cut the background of the fabric

and then press it into four sections.

Fold it in half

fold it in half again, and press.

You can see the press marks.

What they help you do

is align this plate at the quadrant marks.

Pin it down.

You can simply topstitch this into place.

We like using clear monofilament thread in the needle

and matching thread to the fabric in the bobbin.

On my machine, I'm going to set it

for kind of a quilting, a blind hem stitch.

It's a straight stitch on the side

and then it just catches the fabric.

I'm going to lengthen it just a touch.

I don't have monofilament thread in here

because you wouldn't be able to see it.

I'm just going to show you

that you stitch along the side

and then it bites over and catches the fabric.

Stitches the side and bites.

You don't have to really worry about topstitching straight

because you have this particular stitch.

You just stitch around.

It takes a little time to appliqué it down.

It's kind of a fun process.

It will take a little bit longer

than what I'm showing you now.

I'll show you a close up of that stitch.

It just catches the fabric.

It looks like you've put it on by hand

but you put it on by machine.

Now to finish the block.

To finish this big or small appliqué

we're going to start with the center of the block.

You can use a plate to trace the pattern

or a template that is in three sizes.

The fabric is cut in a square, not a circle.

You could just use a scrap of fabric

making certain that it's larger

than the image that you're going to trace.

I have fabric, plus a secret ingredient

to make this work so well is fusible interfacing.

The smooth side of the fusible interfacing

is next to the right side of the fabric.

I'll put the template on

and trace in the die-cut areas around the curves.

After you trace this and pin the two layers together

set your machine for a short stitch length.

Here you can see that I'm sewing around this curve.

The short stitch length allows me to make the curve smooth.

It just goes a lot easier, like driving in the mountains,

you go slow.

So for circles, you do the same thing.

Then to do some trimming

we can notch and trim at the same time.

Use a pinking shears

or a pinking blade in your rotary cutter

the 45 mm rotary cutter.

I've started to do this.

Give yourself a 1/4" seam allowance.

Trim around the edges.

It's kind of fun to do.

Now, you need to do

some additional trimming on the inside

which I've already done.

Trim and leave one inch so that you have a hole

like a donut hole.

Now, to make that smooth seam, we have the pinked edge.

We have the short stitch length.

We turn this, so we have the right side out.

Then you kind of work around the edges a little bit.

You might want to use a creaser or a tool

just to help smooth the edge.

You see I have my ironing board handy

to my right, your left.

Then you're going to some pressing.

You may have to do a little rolling of the seams.

Take a little time to do the press.

But you will get a smooth shape without doing a lot of work.

You can see what I've just pressed.

This circle has been totally pressed.

If you'd like to center it on your square

fold it in half, fold it in half again

kind of pinch those marks.

Then mark those pinches right at the area

and appliqué it down.

The centers can also be a design feature.

We have three examples to show you of a grand style

a big appliqué, with a small center.

That same design now has a medium center.

Then, for more impact, a large center.

This quilt that my staff and I made

used the centers not only in the plate area, the Dresden plate,

but also in the corners of the blocks.

8-1/2", 6-1/2" and 4-1/2" circles

were used to carry out the theme.

I like the play of the design

and carrying the fabric used in the wedges

throughout the quilt.

It's a great way of working with a Dresden plate.

Once you know how to make a super-size Dresden block,

there are some other options you can create.

If you had some leftover fabric, which we did

after making the Christmas wall hanging, we made a tree skirt.

Using the largest, the 40" length

which would make a 40" diameter of the Dresden's plate,

to make a tree skirt, but we left out two wedges.

Instead of making 20, we have 18 wedges.

The back of the fabric is now

not a quilting fabric, but felt.

And it's been hand stitched,

which probably takes the most time, around the edge,

or you could use clear thread and, of course, topstitch.

The middle section, the circle,

is not put in place because you need the opening

for the trunk.

And it's finished with-- you could use purchased bias tape,

or make your own bias tape just to finish the edges.

I'd like to give you a few hints on how to do this

because once you know a technique,

it's always pays to apply it to a new idea.

So here are our 18 wedges that have been sewn together.

And I've pressed under

1/4"

on the two remaining edges where it isn't closed together.

So just press under those edges, and then,

measure the size of the circle, which we've already done,

as you can see.

But you can use a yardstick-compass.

Place the point in the center.

And then, measure to about 1/4" from the inset of the wedge.

And create a big circle.

Trace it on a piece of tissue paper.

Apply it to the back.

Cut out the opening, put a little bias tape,

and you have another option

for decorating for the holidays.

So, I hope you'll give that a try.

It's kind of fun to put together.

Next time on Sewing with Nancy, look for the second episode of

"The Best of Sewing with Nancy Super-Sized Quilts."

If you'd like to re-watch this episode

or many seasons of programming,

I encourage you to go to NancyZieman.com.

And then you can watch at your convenience,

or join the sewing and quilting conversation on my blog,

or, of course, on Facebook or Pinterest,

other social media platforms.

It's always fun to hear from you,

to see what you've been sewing,

to see what you'd like to sew or quilt.

And that's where I'd like the conversation to continue.

Thanks for joining me. Bye for now.

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RMHC: Faces Of Hope - Carl Dingwell (extended) - Accessible - Duration: 1:28.

~~Christina:~~ ~~I was diagnosed on November 24th.~~

Cancer.

It put a lot of stress on everyone, especially my dad.

I had to do six rounds of chemo.

And the hospital here is really far from home.

My dad had no idea where we were going to stay.

Having this place, Ronald McDonald House,

has been wonderful and I'm really thankful for that.

If this place wasn't here,

I don't know where we'd be right now.

Me and my dad have gotten really close.

We have a lot of good times and bad times,

but he's helped me through it.

I love my dad so much.

I call it my home sometimes.

It is a home!

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LEGO Dimensions - Future Sonic The Hedgehog Pack Ideas! - Duration: 4:19.

Hey what's up guys HiddenBlade here and in this video I'll be talking about some future Sonic the hedgehog packs that I would like to see in LEGO dimensions.

If you go on to enjoy the video. Support it by giving it a like rating and Subscribe to the channel if you are new!

So as you guys know Sonic was added with the Year 2 update and his Level Pack was probably

one of the best if not the best pack in LEGO Dimensions.

I believe I speak for the majority if not all that we would love to see more sonic content

such as playable characters and more minifigures added in dimensions.

Sonic has a pretty hefty amount of characters in their universe.

We probably won't get to see all of them, but hopefully we can see Tails, Knuckles,

Shadow, Eggman and Amy.

I was thinking we could have a Tails and Knuckles Team Pack, Shadow and Eggman Team Pack and

an Amy Fun Pack.

I think Team Packs would be the best because we would have minifigures of all the characters

and multiple vehicles to build.

So now for the abilities.

Tails would have the ability to fly, he would be able to access hacking terminals, have

the repair ability and maybe some more technology related abilities.

Knuckles would be able to glide, he would also have the dig ability and the detective

ability where he could find hidden gold bricks and other objects.

He could have the ability to swim underwater as well.

I have a couple fun ideas for shadow.

He would have the ability to teleport like in the other sonic games.

His other abilities would be super speed, super strength and basically the rest of sonic's

abilities.

To add to the super speed ability.

Shadow doesn't exactly "Run" like sonic, but rather in a sense he skates.

If Shadow gets added to Dimensions.

I would like for him to have running / skating animations you guys can see on screen.

Shadow also has a Super Transformation like sonic.

Sonic transforms into Super Sonic and Shadow would transform in Super Shadow.

So for Egg-man.

He would have the repair ability, hacking ability and all the other technology based

abilities.

For Amy I was think she could have acrobatics and the super strength ability because of

her hammer.

Now for the Vehicles.

Since The Tornado is already with the Level Pack.

Tails' vehicle could be the Cyclone.

The cyclone has appeared in Sonic Adventure Battle 2 and Shadow the Hedgehog and I think

would fit pretty well in LEGO form.

I'm not really sure what Knuckles' vehicle could be but the first thing that came to

mind was the Land Breaker from Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing.

Shadows' vehicle would be the Dark Rider which is a motorcycle and is from the Shadow the

Hedgehog game and Sonic and Sega All stars Racing.

Egg-man has a incredible amount of vehicles, but the vehicle that he would have is the

Egg-Mobile.

The Egg-Mobile has appeared in the TV shows and probably every single sonic game.

It is definitely one of the most iconic vehicles in the whole sonic universe.

Last but not least we have AMY and her vehicle could be the Pink Cabriolet which is from

the Sonic and Sega racing game as well.

So if you guys have any other ideas for vehicles or more abilities that would fit a specific

character.

Feel free to leave those ideas in the comments.

I try my best to read every comment and I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Now hopefully in the future.

We have more sonic characters because I'm almost certain LEGO Dimensions is and probably

will always be the only way to get Sonic related minifigures and vehicles.

I don't see any downside with adding more Sonic characters to Dimensions..I mean we

almost have every Justice League member and even a few villains from the DC Universe.

I don't see the harm in adding more Sonic characters especially after all the positive

feedback the Sonic Level Pack brought.

In my opinion this by far the best sonic game we've gotten in 6 years.

The last one that I really liked being Sonic Generations which came out in 2011.

I think just about everybody loved it and it was probably one of the most successful

packs in LEGO Dimensions.

Anyways I'm starting to drift off course.

Another character that I'd like to see is Silver.

He isn't really a main i guess you could say sonic character, but it would be cool nonetheless

to have him maybe appear in the game.

TT could update the Adventure World and add some more quests or they could give him a

pack.

They more characters the better, right?

I believe Silver has the unique ability to move objects with his mind which is also known

as Psychokinesis, so the way he would build stuff is with his mind sort of like Gandalf

from Lotr.

He would also have super speed and the ability to use his super transformation like sonic

and shadow.

These are some of the abilities Silver could have, just off of the top of my head.

Anyways that's it for me.

Hopefully in Year 3 or 4 we get some more Sonic characters.

Thanks for watching!

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Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

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Pink Floyd - High Hopes (Legendado) HD - Duration: 8:28.

Beyond the horizon of the place we lived when we were young

In a world of magnets and miracles

Our thoughts strayed constantly and without boundary

The ringing of the division bell had begun

Along the long road and on down the causeway

Do they still meet there by the Cut

There was a ragged band that followed in our footsteps

Running before time took our dreams away

Leaving the myriad small creatures trying to tie us to the ground

To a life consumed by slow decay

The grass was greener

The light was brighter

With friends surrounded

The nights of wonder

Looking beyond the embers of bridges glowing behind us

To a glimpse of how green it was on the other side

Steps taken forwards but sleepwalking back again

Dragged by the force of some inner tide

At a higher altitude with flag unfurled

We reached the dizzy heights of that dreamed of world

Encumbered forever by desire and ambition

There's a hunger still unsatisfied

Our weary eyes still stray to the horizon

Though down this road we've been so many times

The grass was greener

The light was brighter

The taste was sweeter

The nights of wonder

With friends surrounded

The dawn mist glowing

The water flowing

The endless river

Forever and ever

Hey Rock fans, how you doing?

If someone wants to know my opinion about the song meaning

I wrote in video description

And that's it

Until the next song and bye

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5 Tire Sidewall Repair Hacks, Tested - Duration: 7:48.

Even if you ride a mountain bike with tubeless tires, you're not immune to sidewall tears.

To get home, you would need an inner tube, and something to brace the tear.

In all cases, significant damage is a death sentence for your tire.

Anything you do to fix it is a hack designed to get you home.

A few weeks ago, Alex and I used a rubber patch and some Gorilla tape to fix the sidewall

on his road bike.

We lucked out, and got to a bike shop 35 miles away in Key Largo.

We had our jankey sidewall repair to thank for that.

Today, I'm replacing the front tire on my BMX and destroying my old one in the name

of science.

We'll test these 5 hacks from 30 all the way to 120 PSI.

First we have duct tape, labeled T for tape.

Alex and I did have this with us during our trip.

Next we have a standard rubber bike patch, labeled P. This is for patching inner tubes

and is held on with rubber cement.

Alex and I also had this during our trip.

Next, a glueless patch.

To me this would be a last resort since it's not very rigid.

It's labeled G for glueless.

Then we have a dollar bill.

This is a well known hack, which I'll demonstrate in this video.

Then finally, we have a Park Emergency Tire Boot which is made for sidewall repairs.

I labeled it B for boot, but changed it to R for Reifenflicken!

It seems that our German friends have a dedicated word just for tire patches.

Now to make some tears in the sidewall.

I'm using a sharp file from my multi tool, as sidewall tears are jagged in real life.

Using a blade wouldn't give us a realistic tear.

I'm making an effort to place and tear these 5 holes as equally as possible.

Now let's pump up the tire a bit and see what they look like.

So you can see here that the inner tube starts to bulge out and becomes vulnerable.

It also puts pressure on the tear, which could cause it to rip more.

All the holes are about equal except for the one for the glueless patch.

I don't expect that to be very effective anyway so we'll just have fun with it and

see what happens.

First let's install the tape.

Realistically anyone doing this repair would have a little role of it, and likely put a

few layers on.

I'm making sure the tape is nicely spread out as to really hold the sidewall together.

Next, the patch.

This is how we repaired Alex's tire and it held us over.

The patch feels really sturdy and the rubber cement holds it on quite well.

I have high hopes for this.

Then, the the Reifenflicken, or Tire Boot.

This is really sturdy and adheres impressively to the sidewall.

I also have high hopes for this.

Then the glueless patch.

I'm sure this will give out first, as it's pretty anemic and patching a slightly larger

hole than the other methods.

Now, I'm mounting the tire and pumping up the tube a little, so I can slide a rolled

up dollar bill in for the final hack.

This needs to be done while mounting the tire in order to stay in place.

Now for little pressure.

let's do 30 PSI and take a look at our repairs.

We can see the dollar bill is firmly in place, and although the tear can flap open freely,

there's no bulging or signs of stress on the sidewall.

The tire boot is holding up quite well, as I would expect it to.

So is the patch, although there are some signs of stress on the sidewall.

Maybe that's because the patch is rubbery and allowed to stretch.

Then we have the tape which looks pretty good, and the glueless patch which looks like it's

ready to blow.

Let's bump the pressure up to 60 PSI and check these again.

Now things are getting a little interesting.

The tape is now showing some signs of stress, as we can see by the deformation in the tire.

The patch is as well, although surprisingly not so much worse than it was at 30 PSI.

The glueless patch is just hanging on by a thread.

The dollar is clearly visible through the hole, which is now stressed a bit more.

Still there not that much deformation.

The tire boot is about the same.

The hole does look stressed but the tire isn't really deformed or bulging out.

So far, the boot and the bill are in the lead.

Let's bump it up to 100 PSI, but first let's take the glueless patch out and replace it

with a reifenflicken/Tire Boot.

If we leave it as is and this thing tears wide open the experiment will be over.

What a like about this boot is that it covers a wide area and really stays in place.

We have yet to see if it performs better than a dollar bill though.

Now to give it hell.

100PSI.

Alright, it looks like the tape is stressed pretty bad, but still not bulging terribly.

In terms of deformation the patch is doing bad.

You can clearly see the bulge in the tire and it's only a matter of time before it

leads to something worse.

Now this was the big glueless patch hole which we replaced with a tire boot, and although

the hole easily flaps open, there's barely any deformation in the tire.

The smaller hole looks about the same.

It's obviously stressed around the tear, but it's not bulging.

Then we have our one dollar bill, which is performing every bit as good as the tire boot.

This hack keeps surprising me, because it's just sitting there bracing the hole.

Wow, just wow.

A hack that actually works.

What the hell.

All of these look manageable so let's step it up to 120 and see what happens.

The tire boot is clearly stressed now but still not showing any signs of significant

bulging.

The same goes for the bigger hole.

Although the tear is stressed it's not bulging all that much.

The tape is quite deformed, and looking pretty scary.

My recommendation would be to use 4 layers of tape if you're doing this.

Maybe 5.

The patch is bulging worse than any of the other hacks, and clearly it's hanging on

for dear life.

I'd only recommend this as a last resort.

And finally the dollar.

The more I look at this the more it looks like the dollar got the luck of the draw in

terms of holes.

But upon closer inspection, it's just a good hack.

There's a reason why so many people will tell you this has gotten them home.

Do we have reason to believe that this would perform any better than another rolled up

peice of paper?

Well yes.

Currency is made of very good material which resists moisture, handling, and all sorts

of stress.

On a big tear I'd be more inclined to use the boot since it sticks in place, but man

the case for the dollar is pretty strong.

What do you guys think?

I know this experiment was far from scientific and the holes were far from perfect, but the

results were interesting enough to warrant some more testing.

What would you like to see?

Have you used any of these hacks to get home before?

Thanks for riding with me today, and I'll see you next time.

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Hayao Miyazaki Has Come Out Of Retirement! 😁 - Duration: 3:51.

guess who's back at a retirement

what's up everybody Lee The Fourth coming

at you once again and I got some good

news brought you Studio Ghibli, Studio

Ghibli I've always said Ghibli butt yeah

i might be wrong but Studio Ghibli fans

rejoice because we got Hayao Miyazaki

coming out of retirement he did such

classics that Spirited Away Howl's Moving

Castle Kiki's Delivery Service is what

else well me either lot b day Princess

Mononoke see that moment okay you don't

need a lot of great epic movies

especially the Japanese Disney me and I

actually prefer Studio Ghibli probably

because I'm such an Anime fan i don't

get me wrong Disney is amazing and you

know give me is like picking up American

you know car to masterpiece movies and

whatnot but i like Studio Ghibli Spirited Away

no other animated films has stuck with

me like Spirited Away that is my movie

and like I don't know I want to watch it

right now Toshio Suzuki actually

revealed this information and it turned

out that Hayao Miyazaki presented in the

storyboard late last year and I turns

out the movies Miyazaki is in Tokyo right now hard

at work who knows when it will come out

because you know Hayao Miyazaki he's

like super old-school you like to

actually draw most of it themselves and

he likes everything to be hand drawn for

the most part now cleared away have a

few you know Gigi enhancements and

things like that but only are like

scenes and whatnot

other than that it was pretty much all

hand it doesn't have loved about Studio Ghibli

you might take way longer

it might not be no the event message as

far as you know you know speed and

whatnot in today's market but on this

beautiful little movie come out they are

that nothing can match him

don't get me wrong with Pixar style is

beautiful and everything but I mean I'd

much rather have that hand that hand

drop stuff rather than the easy stuff

but that's just me and this is my own

personal prerogative

it's crazy that he's back out of

retirement and I'm super glad that he is

like 76 years old and I must be super

healthy because I mean 176 and you were

tired easily most you know seventy

six-year-old i do right I'm John yeah

lots of great baby

but you know he's back out he working

hard and I can't wait to see what he

comes up with

I wonder if this is going to be just

like it you know quick things he put his

movie out and say alright deuces I'm

died again or what's going to happen

because without his idea seems like

deadly as always you know for lack of a

better term like disbanded every time he

retired I hope maybe if he is a retired

game at least turns over the keys to

like somebody you know that he can like

trust with it and you know like let them

continue to make stuff but I mean he

doesn't want anyone tarnishing his legs

look like me to find someone he trusts

but yeah I think the news and info is

amazing i'm so glad

what do you guys think of a comment down

below let up brother

no and as always if you liked this video

be sure to protect that like button also

share this video with your friends and

your family hit that subscribe button

join the rebel community on tap that

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the post videos every week we'll keep

checking back from that and as always

remember to stay positive

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LEGO Dimensions - Future Sonic The Hedgehog Pack Ideas! - Duration: 4:19.

Hey what's up guys HiddenBlade here and in this video I'll be talking about some future Sonic the hedgehog packs that I would like to see in LEGO dimensions.

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So as you guys know Sonic was added with the Year 2 update and his Level Pack was probably

one of the best if not the best pack in LEGO Dimensions.

I believe I speak for the majority if not all that we would love to see more sonic content

such as playable characters and more minifigures added in dimensions.

Sonic has a pretty hefty amount of characters in their universe.

We probably won't get to see all of them, but hopefully we can see Tails, Knuckles,

Shadow, Eggman and Amy.

I was thinking we could have a Tails and Knuckles Team Pack, Shadow and Eggman Team Pack and

an Amy Fun Pack.

I think Team Packs would be the best because we would have minifigures of all the characters

and multiple vehicles to build.

So now for the abilities.

Tails would have the ability to fly, he would be able to access hacking terminals, have

the repair ability and maybe some more technology related abilities.

Knuckles would be able to glide, he would also have the dig ability and the detective

ability where he could find hidden gold bricks and other objects.

He could have the ability to swim underwater as well.

I have a couple fun ideas for shadow.

He would have the ability to teleport like in the other sonic games.

His other abilities would be super speed, super strength and basically the rest of sonic's

abilities.

To add to the super speed ability.

Shadow doesn't exactly "Run" like sonic, but rather in a sense he skates.

If Shadow gets added to Dimensions.

I would like for him to have running / skating animations you guys can see on screen.

Shadow also has a Super Transformation like sonic.

Sonic transforms into Super Sonic and Shadow would transform in Super Shadow.

So for Egg-man.

He would have the repair ability, hacking ability and all the other technology based

abilities.

For Amy I was think she could have acrobatics and the super strength ability because of

her hammer.

Now for the Vehicles.

Since The Tornado is already with the Level Pack.

Tails' vehicle could be the Cyclone.

The cyclone has appeared in Sonic Adventure Battle 2 and Shadow the Hedgehog and I think

would fit pretty well in LEGO form.

I'm not really sure what Knuckles' vehicle could be but the first thing that came to

mind was the Land Breaker from Sonic and Sega All Stars Racing.

Shadows' vehicle would be the Dark Rider which is a motorcycle and is from the Shadow the

Hedgehog game and Sonic and Sega All stars Racing.

Egg-man has a incredible amount of vehicles, but the vehicle that he would have is the

Egg-Mobile.

The Egg-Mobile has appeared in the TV shows and probably every single sonic game.

It is definitely one of the most iconic vehicles in the whole sonic universe.

Last but not least we have AMY and her vehicle could be the Pink Cabriolet which is from

the Sonic and Sega racing game as well.

So if you guys have any other ideas for vehicles or more abilities that would fit a specific

character.

Feel free to leave those ideas in the comments.

I try my best to read every comment and I'd love to hear your thoughts!

Now hopefully in the future.

We have more sonic characters because I'm almost certain LEGO Dimensions is and probably

will always be the only way to get Sonic related minifigures and vehicles.

I don't see any downside with adding more Sonic characters to Dimensions..I mean we

almost have every Justice League member and even a few villains from the DC Universe.

I don't see the harm in adding more Sonic characters especially after all the positive

feedback the Sonic Level Pack brought.

In my opinion this by far the best sonic game we've gotten in 6 years.

The last one that I really liked being Sonic Generations which came out in 2011.

I think just about everybody loved it and it was probably one of the most successful

packs in LEGO Dimensions.

Anyways I'm starting to drift off course.

Another character that I'd like to see is Silver.

He isn't really a main i guess you could say sonic character, but it would be cool nonetheless

to have him maybe appear in the game.

TT could update the Adventure World and add some more quests or they could give him a

pack.

They more characters the better, right?

I believe Silver has the unique ability to move objects with his mind which is also known

as Psychokinesis, so the way he would build stuff is with his mind sort of like Gandalf

from Lotr.

He would also have super speed and the ability to use his super transformation like sonic

and shadow.

These are some of the abilities Silver could have, just off of the top of my head.

Anyways that's it for me.

Hopefully in Year 3 or 4 we get some more Sonic characters.

Thanks for watching!

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Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

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WORST OF THE BEST EXOTIC FARMING METHODS : PRISON OF ELDERS - Duration: 9:35.

Hello everybody my name is Pandaicecream

and I'm back with another destiny videooo

for fuck's sake

So a few people lately have been saying that I

need to add challenge of the elders to my

ultimate exotic farming method list

you should check out that video by the way

it's pretty good

ok it's alright maybe worth a skim

through. anywho! Without just straight up

agreeing with these comments left on my

youtube videos I thought I ought to test it

out

I'm not going to lie i didn't really

care about testing anymore methods for

exotic farming and I think my existing

list is as good as you going to get but

of course people out there think they know

better. And just so you know how little I

cared about playing prison of elders

because it's boring and irrelevant now

I've watched episodes of new girl whilst

half-ass playing destiny because at this

point new girl is far more interesting

to me. My previous list had some basic

rules. I ranked each method on how

quickly it was to get to the boss and

kill them, how easily this was achieved

and the number of exotic engrams

that dropped per ten three of coin

uses. It's pretty simple really

the whole goddamn point of the list was

for people who (A) don't want to spend a

lot of time farming is exotics while

still getting plentiful loot or (B) for

people who didn't have a lot of time to

spend on farming exotics because

maybe they have to go to school or work or

have a life outside of *cough* destiny

essentially every time I make an

informative video like this I have to make

sure that the worst Destiny players

can achieve the goals I set in the video so

while the best players may find the method

I quoted as 'difficult' relatively easy,

often what is forgotten that this is just

unachievable by a certain group of

individuals known as casual players

it must also be relatively easy to

complete on your own. If you're a sad loser

like me then you don't have a lot of

friends who actually still enjoy playing

destiny and I don't fucking blame them

So lets bloody begin shall we.

I ultimately knew the moment i decided

to test this method that it would be

fucking shit so already I'm starting

with bias you can shove that in the

comments you feeling like nitpicking

this video I know in the past even with

three of us, challenge of the elders was hard

work the ads or enemies for you noobs are

just plain aids and the point system is

bloody frustrating

especially when Variks is effing impatient all

the time. Nothing pleases him, does it?

But saying that I realized that I was 400

light not like I was when

challenge of elders dropped back in the 320

days. It should, should being the key word

here, be a cakewalk.

I went in pretty unprepared like I

said I just didn't care and I wanted to

try it. I was more interested in the new

girl playing on the computer screen to

my left

that being said most of the methods in

the previous ultimate exotic farming

video you could do with basic gear and

about quarter of your concentration so

if you're really wanting to farm exotics

with little after you could just put

yourself in auto pilot whilst

watching a film. Even a two-year-old

mashing the buttons on the controller

could do it... probably. Keep all this in mind

I want the worst of the worst destiny

players to be able to do this

you didn't think about that when you

posted your comments on my video did

ya. So going into this as a single

pringle ready to mingle with whatever

Variks could

throw at me I popped my three of coins

and away I went...and I died

pretty much straightaway and I used all of my

special and heavy ammo so when I tried

it again I had to ensure that i cleared ads so that

i could get the ammo I needed and also make

certain that they weren't going to kill

me again

oh don't get me wrong killing the bosses

easy even with blasting it taken aids

at you but the ads are fucking balls

to the walls cancer. every time you take a

certain amount of Health off the boss

it spawns a wave of ads pretty, so I'm pretty much taking

off chunks of his health and less than a

minute before you know it i'm surrounded

by taken tryna fook me with

their black sperm juices. Oh fuck it you get my point.

I focus my attention on killing the boss

and I found that if I cleared a few adds

here and there I gave myself the chance to

do me some dps on the big fucker and he

went down fairly quickly

Did I get an exotic? Fook no. now the last

god damn boss was the fuckin centurion

with the psions that have the damn

elemental shields and fuck me I ain't doing

that shit on my own. At this point I just

gave up the moment I died. can you

imagine a noob trying to do this quickly

and a half hours of exotic farming

method they'd end up smashing their

controllers on the floor and

proclaiming panda ice cream is a cunt ass

liar and they wouldn't be wrong if you

have three competent players and went in

focused on the boss you'd be done with

all three stages in minute I get that

the point of this is to go to each stage

pop a three of coins and once done

you load back in and do it again and

again it and again If you did it enough

times you can rank up enough points to

shove your dick in Varik's mouth while

he hands over your packages

I know your scent.

I'd like to see you [Censored]

Is it in good condition?

Will you cum bellow soon?

Cum bellow until you finish.

When you cum, you put on a good show!

I do think that this

potentially could be a good method but i

don't have three people who let alone

play destiny

nevermind grind the shit out of challenge

of Elders. I bet most of you don't want to

do that either

hey m8 wanna grind challenge of elders

for exotics then we can fuk Variks up the bumhole

Fuk off Destiny is shit

So there I have look at this

method and my verdict is a waste of time

and effort thanks for that you now go on

my panda hates you for wasting her

time list . On your own

this method is timely it's not easy to

do and it really isn't there for basic

bitches you can go ahead now and call me

a shit player because i don't agree

with you on this one. challenge of elders

will go to the bottom of my list for

ultimate exotic farming methods i would

even put it below using crucible for

exotic farming because i hate you that

much even though crucible is broken and

only enjoyable for the deaf and blind

now if you don't mind stop asking me to

play destiny. Its gone shit i'm done with it. It's

gone bed. Destiny is dead. Bungie go suck a dick

preferably Variks's. Goodbye.

if you enjoyed this video don't forget

to give it a like and comment down below

this video was fucking country and that

was the point I'm crawling you get over

why am I even doing this i don't even

know at this point I'm for running out

of ideas now can you tell i'm doing a

great job thanks for the 500 subbed by

the way a new video coming soon

addressing that but I can't think of one

that's plenty and often everything i say

is kind of depressing and I don't want

to be that depressing birds and what the

fuck alright goodbye subscribe fucking

off the salt on

you still here what do you do go watch

another video here law leave it leave a

link to another video you can go watch

another video or you can go to PewDiePie

channel pretty sure its contents better

than mine

Oh markiplier z still do let's play and

looking out I watched him anymore

holy shit oh and more consolation

looking destiny dick you can watch him

sure he's more entertaining because you

know Destiny's just shit at the moment

and if you think it's still good i don't

know what's wrong with you LOL by the

way more facilitation you might want to

file one of those and make about 1 pound

profit for sale there definitely were

flying make so much money out of them

and poor yeah yeah

goodbye god

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10 funniest robot malfunctions Robots by design are meant to to useful and

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