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Hello friends, welcome to your channel Arte in Your Hands, for today we are going to share

how to make this bag in eva rubber, it is a bag with a butterfly application that

can you share with your girls either in schools or in their parties

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when we upload a new video, then with this information welcome to Arte en Tus Manos

well and for this project then

We need foami (rubber eva) from this frosty or if they do not get it the normal because

let's decorate it like it's going to be very cute, this has a measure of 43

centimeters by 27.5 centimeters wide and the foami

yellow also or the color that you decide this is a normal sheet of

letter size, the closing we will buy it to make

Contrast with the colors we choose, it's going to be 29 centimeters at the end

extreme for when they ask it say that measure 29 centimeters

we're going to need hot silicone or liquid, 2 meters of cloth tape

stamped, a ruler, the scissors the skewer or orange stick that we

It also serves to mark the foami and not stain it and some applications of these

applications we made them let's share the molds but not them

we will teach how to perform these They are made with scraps of foami

other projects that we have used or that we have left

So we made these butterflies and these flowers, the

molds of everything we do remember that we always share on the blog

Art in your Hands with Lili and Sam and on the facebook page with the same name, then with

those materials we started

with the help of the orange stick and the

full sheet of the foami what we are going to do is to fold it in the center and with it

mark at the ends which is half, which is the center of it, that with the

order to make the mark and center the piece

and only with the pale but if they want they can do it with the pencil and

so here I am going to center my zipper and he's going to put it on all the

center

and what I do now is bring the foami where is the zipper

and paste it, a trick do not stick the foami so close to what is the lane of the

zipper or zipper because when we put it very tight when we go to

open or close the zipper then we are locked but it is important that

let's leave a little bit that we can leave about 2 millimeters away so that

we are well stuck, well united but that is not going to be a difficulty the

open or close the zipper

I'm going to apply the silicone

and the same thing I do with the other side

I teach them what I tell them so they can open and close much easier the closing does not lock for

nothing now what we are going to do is suddenly cut the excess closure (zipper)

so that we are better presented

that is well to the limit of the foami, like here the surplus we cut it

when we finish, we will stick this area with silicone, you decide if you do it with

hot or with the liquid me at the moment I'm going to do it with hot silicone

and so

we stick very well

and let it dry

We hold on both sides and wait until it dries completely

it is totally

stuck then now with the fabric ribbon that I bought stamped, I'm going to cut

2 pieces, one for this side and another for the other side of the zipper for

so that the union between the foami and the zipper

here I have them cut, I place them on each side

of the zipper and the foami and that makes also that it gives us a lot of contrast

better, that the union of the foami and the zipper is not seen

it looks so decorated, it is much more beautiful, more feminine, I stick it with silicone

when it has dried very well then now if we open the closure

and we are going to start forming in the part from the sides

we will form as a kind of box

that the shape is very good, that of a triangle shape

this way we are going to take it to the center

and the same thing on the other side we're not going to paste we still hold very well for

that is not going to disrupt us

I stretch well to give the form

and we take them to him and we hold it for a while, in my

preference or in my taste I'm not going to hit it from here yet, I'm going to

stick to the sides, here I will paste, I lift I apply silicone and I stick and I lift

I put silicone and paste and in this part not yet because I want to put the

tape so it's going to be the hang up, the strainer

then I will do this process, you can then paste with silicone

holding still holding up I'm going to apply here

at this time you choose if you put 2 potholders or put

one, I'm going to put only one, so here I am going to

hold and expect it to be totally cold and then hit the one on this side

well how can you see then this union

what I did with silicone, when I applied the silicone when folding it, do this shape then

is giving me the shape that is needed to make the bag

then here meanwhile today help you with these pieces with which

I'm going to hit here but before I paste this what I'm going to do is

I'm going to take a piece of 50 centimeters and I'm going to paste it

one centimeter below the zipper,

one centimeter below and the same thing I'll do on the other side, here

with the silicone I stick

will be right in the center where the tapes are

of the zipper and the same thing I do

to the other side

I hope it dries very well and then I take some additional tapes and I put them

on the handle and also on what would be the closure

and I put it there and it hit it really well for that covers me all these imperfections

when it is completely dry then now I am going to apply

enough silicone at the ends

I hold very well

I wait for it to dry and the same procedure I do it on this side

and then, that's it, the bag was left Now what I'm going to do is that I'm going to

decorate previously we did these butterflies and these flowers

that as I tell you the molds are the let's share on the blog Arte en Tus Manos

with Lili and Sam these are the molds I now pass them to a well detailed sheet and there

is where I share them, remember that in the description is the link for

that they do not get lost or are asking where they are found,

found in the description, here in the part below is the description there

the links find them so they can download the molds

this is very easy here as you can see there is the body in the bottom

they will also find decoration decoration of this

part, also the decoration of the wing in the

top that is this

and the body

all the molds will find them there, now

what I'm going to do this so that this union is not seen I'm going to stick

a butterfly on each side

and so then I hit the last application, the last flower to see

as it is then the decorated bag on all sides, a lot of color

feminine, remember that no The tapes should be very close to the

close to allow it to open well

and look inside, it's practical for

close and open in this way

I hope you liked it and that what

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G'day viewers, my names Graeme Stevenson, and I'd like to invite you to come on a

journey of creativity and learning and adventure through the series Colour In Your Life.

There's an artist in every family throughout the world.

Lots of times there's an artist deep down inside all of us as well.

So grab your kids, your brothers, your sisters, your aunties, uncles, and

mums and dads and come and see how some of the best artists do what they do.

(Music Plays)

(Graeme) Well hi, folks. Well, we are back in Canberra again - fantastic

Australian capital city. And we're going to have a very special day today

with one of Canberra's great personalities and celebrities.

This guy is sort of well pretty well known right across the city. An amazing

guy, Mister Frank Arnold, thank you so much (Frank) Good

to see you, Graeme. (Graeme) for being with us. (Frank) Thanks for coming. (Graeme) Now all of the people in Canberra actually

call you Francois, is that correct? (Frank) Ah yeah, mostly. (Graeme) The world famous, Francois.

But he's a very, very well known celebrity in Canberra, an amazing man.

Originally you had a very successful architectural firm,

(Frank) A design studio. (Graeme) a design, design studio (Frank) Yep. (Graeme) And that was sort of

pretty well where you started off, but you had a great love of art when you young. Now

your, both of your great grandmothers (Frank) Yes. (Graeme) had a pretty dominate

influence on you. Quantum Institute (Frank) Quantum

Ideas Bureau. (Graeme) Quantum Ideas Bureau, which was originally your design company.

(Frank) Yep. (Graeme) But you had a background in architecture, (Frank) Yes. (Graeme) but had always loved

art. But tell me how this all started as far as the architecture was concerned? (Frank) Ever since

I was twelve years old I was just fascinated by architecture. I

was given plastic building blocks, your own pre Lego,

and I just, I just loved it. So

I perused that at Telopea Park High School

in technical drawing. (Graeme) Yep. (Frank) I was really very good at it. By the time I

was fifteen

my tech drawing teacher, a wonderful guy by the name of

Jeff Sutherland, (Graeme) Yeah.

got me a gig at AV Jennings

Homes (Graeme) Oh right, okay. (Frank) during the Christmas holiday period.

Even designed one or two houses while I was there, cause I had some ideas,

and it just stuck; it became a passion. I mean I

passionate above golf, and I was going to be a golf professional.

But then I couldn't, I couldn't drop architecture, (Graeme) Yeah. (Frank) and

I thought well I'll keep them both going at the same time. But when you're immersed in

architecture, you don't have time to go play golf. (Graeme) Yeah, and

it kept you very busy but out of that came the passion for your art as well. (Frank) Yes.

(Graeme) And you, you love to paint clowns.

(Frank) Well that's what it's evolved into - put some colour in your life.

(Graeme) Literally. (Frank) Well, my mum brought me a set of

oil paints (Graeme) Yeah. (Frank) when I was, oh God, would've

been ten or eleven, and I used every

paint in that set on one painting. It's the most

garishly piece going. Buggered if I know where it is, but mums probably still

got it. (Graeme) Yeah. (Frank) But yeah, I mean it's just painting, painting,

painting, you know. Even I was told at preschool that I actually

got dragged back to preschool by mum, (Graeme) Yeah.

(Frank) when got home, and she found that my pockets were full of all the chalks

from the teacher's blackboard, cause I decided

I could use those, so I was a thief at a very early age.

(Graeme) But I mean the whole, the whole aspect of the clown is that there's

this sort of mask in a sense of who these people are. And you found

fascination in going to see them put their makeup on, going to the circuses,

seeing them outside the situation where nobody really knew who they were.

So we're going to be doing two pieces today with you. (Frank) Yep. (Graeme) You're going to be

doing a portrait, and then you've sort of made up this little

Marquette I suppose you could say it is, (Frank) Yeah. (Graeme) just a design that you actually want to

work with. (Frank) Yeah. (Graeme) And then from there (Graeme) which I really find fascination of is

your clown series, and you're going to do some work on one of those pieces for us as well.

(Frank) Yeah, yep. (Graeme) So what I'll do is I'll step out of shot, and then come and sit

down and I'm going to blast you a whole bunch of questions. Really, I mean this man's

hilarious, he's got such an interesting background. But some of the stuff he's done in Canberra, I said no wonder

be's a bit of an icon around here, because you wouldn't normally get to pull this stuff off unless

people really knew who you were. But I'll get out of shot, I'm going to let Frank take over. It's going

to be an interesting day - absolutely.

(Graeme) Now one of your influences is as well, you've got a few,

but you really love the work of Frances Nielly. (Frank) Francoise Nielly.

(Graeme) Francoise Nielly. (Frank) Well Francoise technically, cause she's a she.

(Graeme) She's a she. (Frank) Francoise Nielly. (Graeme) But fascinating work, and you're going to

to be doing something similar today as far as the blocking and bright colours are

concerned, in conjunction with the little Marquette that you put together. So

where, where do we start? (Frank) I like to work wet on wet cause

it's sort of when I have the most fun.

And yeah, so I just,

I just hook in. (Graeme) But we're going to do two,

we'll do this one as well, because I just love your clown pieces, and you're going to go over

one of the clowns pieces with us as well. (Frank) Yeah, I love, I love the clowns cause

you know, when you think about...

when you think about clowning, you know, there's all sorts of

weird theories about them.

(Graeme) Yeah. (Frank) But

you know, and there's people think of Stephen King's It, and they

you know, there's a phobia, were people have a phobia of clowns.

(Graeme) Yep. (Frank) But really there's an amazing symbology in them.

And you know, it's a

religious and spiritual symbology, you know, the ruffle around the neck.

(Graeme) Which represent? (Frank) Which represents the

serpent from the Garden of Eden, (Graeme) There you go. (Frank) and

you know, there's the crosses. (Graeme) And unbeknown

to probably the majority of people in the world, is there's actually a clown

registry. (Frank) Yes, I was

researching clown symbology, and I kept seeing this

thing of a registry coming up. So I researched it and yes,

there are no two clowns the same - they're like snow flakes.

They're like snow flakes, and

so if a clown wants to become a clown, or a person wants to become a clown,

they have to register their

design of their face, and the way they do that is on a boiled egg.

And they paint, (Graeme) Is that right? (Frank) they paint

what they want their thing to look like.

And some people go to amazing lengths, they'll

do the collar rough, they'll even do a

little semi

uniform you know, with the harlequin diamonds or whatever. And

they send them to the registry, and then some

poor bugger in the registry has got to wander around the registry with that egg, and

going, ah well its a bit like that one, but no

it's different. There's thousands of these eggs. if you go

to the registry of clown faces, (Graeme) Yeah.

(Frank) there's like walls and walls and walls

of boiled eggs (Graeme) That's funny. (Frank) with faces

painted on them, and wearing funny little hats and whatever.

So I'm going to throw some blue in, (Graeme) Yep. (Frank) cause

I'm guessing that

this face

probably will

be a brunette. You know, when I was studying with

Trish Hollary, she would, she'd go through my

set of paints and she'd throw out all the black. (Graeme) Yep.

(Frank) You don't need blacks, you need darks. And so

she taught us how to blend you know,

three colours to create a dark. It might

be a red and a blue

and something else that you just wacked in, and it gave the

blacks a lot of life. And I loved that, I found that

really exciting. (Graeme) And Trish was one of your early influences as a teacher?

(Frank) Yeah, she was a great teacher at the School of Art,

just an amazing colour theorist. I think it's time for a duller blue in here.

(Graeme) So a lot of your paintings

are particularly these types of ones are very instinctual.

(Frank) Yeah, yeah. (Graeme) It's just about the joy of the journey that's all. (Frank) It is.

(Frank) Sometimes it's just great, just slop on

a bucket load of oil

paint. (Graeme) Some of the other pieces that you do as well, are you're really into

tribal idols as well, and you've got a piece we're

putting out now called Hero Idol. (Frank) Yep. (Graeme) I think the geometry in

these things is great. You can actually see your architecture background coming through on those pieces. (Frank) Yep.

(Frank) I'm really fascinated with the tribal

masks and the totems and

always been fascinated as I've said with clowns. Every

culture has had ways of dressing

themselves up so they can be somethings else. So a clown or a person

dresses themselves up as a clown, so they can be a clown. (Graeme) Yeah. (Frank) A tribal elder will

don a mask, so that they can celebrate a ceremony,

or ward off evil spirits or whatever. And even you know,

the wonderful comedy delatte throughout

Italy. I mean you know, the big punchinello noses, and the

crazy masks and the weird eyes. Right

okay, I've just grabbed an oil stick - these things are great. I'm going to

throw in some green here, cause I tried that in the

watercolour and it looked pretty good. And I figured

that all I could do with the green,

so I can, it's blending with the

flesh stick here quite nicely. And when you go

a bit like, it blends okay. So

I've got two greens, and I'm going to just put

some under, under the eyes, but I'll probably darken that up with

the yellow, and then this is going to get to be a bit of a

melange of colour. I think it's just really cool. The only problem with

the oil stick is that you know, with the stretched canvas,

if your oil sticks a little bit dry

and tough it

sort of keeps hitting the middle bit, and you get some darker edges.

But I don't mind that, its sort of a, it's a happy accident

as far as I'm concerned. Then I'm going

to risk some weird stuff

(Graeme) Do it. Do it. (Frank) and see what, see

what happens as I

use that bit there to blend and lighten that.

And actually I quite like that, it's sort of coming in.

Now i'm just putting some more colour on my palette with

the colours that I want to use. Grab a few brushes so that I can

alternate between them. Okay, so I'm still

wanting to get dark in here,

and I'm wanting to blitz this

shadow bit, and then I... there's going to be a shadow down

there that's going to go into that light blue. Now you know, do we want our

brunette to be blue eyed or hazel?

I don't know, I'm going to start with the blue. (Graeme) Now as part of your life

you've done extensive traveling around the world as well, and

always getting into some quite strange

and amazing situations. And there was one time you were telling me that

you were mistakenly recognised

when you where in France. I think you were on the Champs Ellysees,

and a restaurateur or manager looked at you and said, Mister Iggy Pop,

come in. And there you were, so your mate just

sort of took it on from there and said yes, I'm his manager, and all of a sudden you're in this five,

five star restaurant as Iggy Pop.

(Frank) Yeah, yeah that's pretty much about it. Rob went up to try and

get a table, and they looked at Rob and thought, Oh no,

we cannot fit you in; we are fully booked. And

so I wandered up and I said,

"Rob is there a problem?" And they looked at me and they

thought I was Iggy Pop. So they moved people

from their tables, and they set up a

table for us and the waiter came up and said,

"Excuse me, but we have many guests who are

wondering are you famous

rock star?" And I was going to say, " Yeah, no,

mate, I'm Francois." But Rob said, "Oh look, I'm terribly sorry,

but he's having two weeks rest,

so he is in incognito."

Ah, of course. So it

spread throughout the restaurant that Iggy Pop was in the

restaurant, and we got free entry

down into their nightclub, and

(Graeme) It was a terrible night to say the least. (Frank) it was an amazing night. (Graeme) Well you were

saying before that one of your great influences, apart from

a few is Picasso, and right now with the way that you're

painting, it's very similar to the way that Picasso approached his work.

It looks very striking. I can see Chagall creeping in there as well. (Frank) Well I

love the Chagall stuff. (Graeme) Yep. (Frank) Well I love to think

that you can follow in footsteps and learn.

And yes, I do preparation drawings, I do my little scribbles.

(Graeme) But you've got a couple of different ways that you approach your work. I'm just going to bring up

three pieces that are very different. One of your influences is

as well is Reg Mombassa. And if you look at these

paintings and they're very graphic. This is probably coming from your design

background. (Frank) Yep. (Graeme) It's Skeletal Man One,

and then Skeletal Man Two, (Frank) Yep.

(Graeme) and Skelatal man Three. And you can see that they're

very, very graphic pieces, very sharp line.

They look fantastic but, they're really, really good paintings.

Now Leonard French, a great Australian artist who just passed away last

year - last January - was a big influence on you

as well. I can see why, cause I love his work too. But you went to

one of his exhibitions called Genesis, is that correct? (Frank) Yep, the whole space

was dark and you walked up to these different

alcoves, and there at the back of the alcove was

a stunning painting. And

hours, I think I went and saw that exhibition about ten

times. It had a massive effect on me. It was

just incredible. (Graeme) Okay, Frank, well we might let you finish this one off, and

the second love of your life, and the one that fascinates me

is your, is your clown pieces. And I think you're going to be doing

some work on one of those, so lets move on to that one. (Frank) Yeah, cool. (Graeme) Okay.

(Graeme) Okay Francoise, we've gone on to the next one, and I actually love your clown

pieces. (Frank) Thank you. (Graeme) So what are we going to do with this guy?

(Frank) Well, as you know it's one that I have already been working on.

But it needs to be

pushed a little bit; it needs some finer detail.

So I'm going to just

do a little bit of work

up there on the eyes. I've got my little

Marquette there, but I think there needs to be some

sculpturing of the eyes, so they sort of become a bit of a symbol.

(Graeme) Aha. So as you were saying, you've got the small

Marquette that you've done. I think that you did that in pencil. Its really cool that too.

(Frank) Yeah, look I love to do a little study just

to start with. I guess you alluded to

you know, Picasso earlier and

you know, he did twenty, thirty drawings before

launching into Guernica. Yeah, so

I love to do the little Marquette's and I've always

either done a quick scribble before I've hooked into

a painting. Sometimes a little scribble becomes

also a little work of art. (Graeme) But one of the things that you

do enjoy, and you have a book that you take

with you, basically you're drawing wherever you're going. You're drawing

building, you're drawing people. (Frank) Yep. (Graeme) I mean, you being an

architect as well, you're obviously drawing a lot of the

buildings and the forms that you see. Various plinths

and the columns, and whether it be Roman or Greek, cause you travel so much

as well. (Frank) Or haunted vassar and... (Graeme) Yeah.

In saying, in that traveling aspect, you actually met Christo,

(Frank) Yeah. (Graeme) the famous Christo, in Greece, (Frank) Yep.

a few years back. (Frank) In Rome. (Graeme) In Rome was it? Okay.(Frank) Yeah, yeah, yeah.

(Graeme) And for those who don't know who Christo is can you illuminate us? (Frank) Christo

is the guy that, well he's

an installation artist basically. Back in nineteen sixty-eight,

late sixty-seven, he wrapped Sydney Heads, I think it was

Little Bay, in white plastic.

That just stayed with me forever as

you know, the audacity to take on a project like that.

And then, I guess it was the architect in me, or the project

manager, or whatever, thinking

my God, what does this guy have

to go through. That was before you could

Google. You know, it was what does he have

to go through, and then you realise more recently

now that you can Google him, you realise that it's

a massive undertaking, snd he gets the fabrics

specially made. Yeah, the man is extraordinary. Now I got an

invite to go and see his latest project which was

on Lake Elliot. (Graeme) What a fantastic experience to meet such an

amazingly creative human being; he really did change the world of installation

art. You sort of seem to do these sequences of clowns, and

it'll be Clown Symbols Busted One,

Clown Symbol Busted Two, (Frank) I'm a triptych person. (Graeme) There you go. (Frank) I can't help

it. I love doing triptychs. (Graeme) And there's another one I really like, it

actually reminds me a little bit of Andy Capp. Remember the

cartoon Andy Capp? And it's the called Clown Symbology One.

The nose and the mouth

and it looks like Andy Capp. (Frank) I think that was really the first, and that was

probably in the first series where I started really doing

the symbols. (Graeme) Yeah. (Frank) I'm still fascinated by the clowns

preforming, cause it's frantic.

Alright, so you know, so I'm not going to get this painting

finished today. But I

really wanted to just trip this mouth up, so

I'm going to work on the mouth. I really love the fact that I'm

treating clown symbology

in a really positive, happy, fun

way. You know, to be honest I'd love to travel the world doing

portraits of every clown that I can meet.

That would be just so cool. (Graeme) So Frank, tell me about is it one

piece that really does mean a lot to you, and it's called the Spiritual Origins of the

Universe. Tell me what that's about? (Frank) When I read that

piece I thought this so relates to clowns. I decided that

it was the origin of the clown show. At the start they're putting on their

makeup, and then it gets more frantic, and more frantic, and more frantic, and then

they have their performance. And that's where I use the gold, gold leaf

and gold powder. You know it

leaves that golden experience in your mind. And

that's what clowns do to us. They lift us out of

the drudgery, so I just love that. (Graeme) Alright,

Frank, well I know you've got a fair bit to do on that, and we're going to let you finish that one off. But we have had an

absolutely fantastic day with you. You are an amazingly interesting man.

(Frank) Thanks. (Graeme) Fascinating, definitely the prankster and Jester of

Canberra, without a doubt. But it's been a pleasure being in your studio,

and we've had a great day. (Frank) Thank you, so have I.

(Graeme) Well

folks, a great day spent with one of Canberra's great celebrities and personalities.

Frank, that was great. He's an absolute

character. (Frank) It was a fun day. (Graeme) I'm glad you had a good time. No, a fantastic

very iconic man from a great city. Love Canberra - it's a beautiful place,

and some pretty incredible people. But we've had a great time with you. Your clowns are pretty cool.

(Frank) Thank you. (Graeme) Yeah, absolutely love them. Now if somebody wants to get in touch with you

about your work, what's your website? (Frank) Look up, go to w w w

quantum ideas dot com dot au. (Graeme) Quantum Ideas. (Frank) And don't forget

the 'u' cause Qantas has buggered it up

for us all (Graeme) Yeah, (Frank) with q, a, n. t, u.

I can't find you, it's q, u, a, n, t, u, m. i, d. e,

a, s, dot com dot au. (Graeme) Ideas. (Frank) And I'll have a little section

there which will be called Frank's Art. (Graeme) Fantastic, that's actually

Frank's company name so, but come and say in and hi anyway. And also,

come to us at colour in your life dot com dot au, and come in and see us on

all our other social networking platforms. Had a great time - love Canberra.

Fantastic time with you as well. (Frank) It's been a great day. (Graeme) It's been great, really.

(Frank) Been a great day. (Graeme) As we always say - remember: make sure

you put some colour in your life. (Frank) Put some colour in your life. (Graeme) See you next time. By now, guys. See you. (Frank) Bye.

(Graeme) Bye.

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all right so this is John with U Do It. I have problem my blower so I'm going to

replace the blower I already replaced the resistor and the

blower resistor and now I'm going to replace the blower here's the blower

right here get this one out of the box and they have a city of Torx drivers I

got to figure out which one it was looks like it might have been a t 15 or T 20

to remove the blower there we go there's the blower motor so blower motor motor

has three screws to secure it and a connector for the power right there so

I'll remove the old one installed a new one should take me only about five

minutes so when you're removing this screw you want to be real careful that

it doesn't fall behind that piece of shroud there otherwise you might have to

go digging for it or take that off and that's extra work you don't want there's

a tab on the plug right there you push that tab in and pull it out don't do

what I'm doing here i strong-arm this and I broke the tab off of the blower

now you can't see this on camera but I'm installing the plug to the blower just

by putting it in the plug and pushing it in so I'm still on the blower you want

to make sure you get proper orientation of the blower there's a tab that sticks

out so you know exactly where to put it and then doing this with one hand that's

kind of tough but it is possible I was able to do it

at one point I do hold the screwdriver with my looking hand but really I'm just

using one hand to pretty much do everything right there once I get it

installed partway I don't tighten it down all the way then I started securing

the other screws

now this screw I'm starting by hand because I don't want it to fall behind

that plastic piece there under the dash because again that would be more

difficult having to get that so I'm tightening down each screw torquing it

down so a point where I see how's that I think it's sufficient enough you don't

want to over torque it and strip the holes after replacing the resistor and

the blower all speeds work

so replacing the borrower was pretty easy and it took me about took me under

ten minutes to replace it remove three screws remove the wiring harness there's

a little tab you push it in the wiring harness install the wiring harness on

the new blower and installed the blower so under ten minutes we have it

installed link to purchase this is down below in the description and as always

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Justice Kennedy Is Retiring.

What Happens Now?

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's decision to retire gives President Trump the opportunity

to create a solid five-member conservative majority on the Supreme Court — something

that Republicans have sought for decades.

Although Justice Kennedy, who was appointed by President Ronald Reagan, reliably voted

with the court's conservative justices on gun rights and voting rights, he often sided

with liberals on gay rights, abortion, affirmative action and the death penalty.

The timing of his resignation — just months before the midterm elections — makes the

nomination of his replacement a potent rallying point for both parties.

Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, quickly promised a Senate vote by the fall.

Here's what we can expect in the coming months.

President Trump had previously released a list of names he was considering for Supreme

Court nominations, and he said on Wednesday that he would draw from this list.

Stephen Wermiel, a constitutional law professor at American University, said the White House

would have to move quickly to get someone confirmed before the court's next term begins

on Oct. 1.

But he said that the White House had "undoubtedly" been reviewing potential nominees to prepare

for this moment, and that the administration might have even asked some candidates to begin

compiling information for background checks.

"Washington's No. 1 sport for the last six month has been speculating about the retirement

of Justice Kennedy," he noted.

Typically, the president, the White House counsel, the chief of staff and other top

officials would narrow the search to two or three people and perhaps call them in for

face-to-face interviews.

The administration could announce its decision within days.

The background check

Once an announcement is made, an exhaustive review of the nominee's professional and

personal history begins.

The nominee has to submit a questionnaire for the Senate's review; it can be thousands

of pages long, detailing every case he or she worked on as a lawyer or a judge, along

with every public speech, news media interview, published article and even panel discussion.

(Filling it out can take several weeks, as a candidate digs up, for example, the date

of an interview from 20 years ago.)

The F.B.I. will also conduct a thorough background check looking into financial interests, past

work and other pertinent information.

The Senate hearing

Court nominees usually visit as many senators as possible for "meet and greets" before

a hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, whose current chairman is Senator

Chuck Grassley, Republican of Iowa.

The committee's members, a mix of Republicans and Democrats, must agree on the format of

the hearings and how many witnesses will be called.

A nominee normally practices in mock hearings, known as a "murder board," with aides

standing in for particular senators and firing off quick volleys of questions.

One potential pitfall: During the hearings, nominees must be careful not to take positions

on issues that might come before the court.

For example, if a nominee were to directly express a preference to overturn Roe v. Wade,

the ruling that legalized abortion nationwide, the judge could have to recuse himself from

a future case.

So senators must phrase their questions carefully to try to get a sense of the nominee's judicial

philosophy.

After the hearing, the committee will vote on whether to send the nomination to the Senate,

where Republicans hold a 51 to 49 majority.

The political fight

The rhetoric will be fierce, even if Democrats have little chance of blocking the confirmation.

Republicans changed the Senate rules last year during the fight over Mr. Trump's nomination

of Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, denying Democrats the ability to filibuster Supreme Court nominees.

The procedural change means that Republicans can confirm a nominee with a simple majority.

But Democrats can still try to delay the confirmation process and attack the other party in the

process.

They are still angry that Republicans blocked President Barack Obama's nomination of Judge

Merrick B. Garland to the court in 2016, which allowed Mr. Trump to nominate Justice Gorsuch

last year.

The Democrats will seek to portray Mr. Trump's nominee as "outside the mainstream," Mr.

Wermiel predicted, and make the case to voters that this is an important moment in the history

of the court.

But for Republicans, the timing couldn't be better: A conservative nominee could energize

the base heading into the midterms.

"This is a huge political moment for both sides in addition to its actual impact on

the court," Mr. Wermiel said.

What do you think about this?

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10 cách giúp bạn thư giãn - Duration: 9:36.

Health Network, For Public Health

Hi, you are listening to audio on mangyte.vn website

10 ways to relax

Passion for a pastime can be a good way to keep your mind calm,

help you get rid of worries, busy, stressed in life, and purify your soul.

Hostility relaxes, and helps you feel refreshed like meditation, because you can let go of all the stresses.

Health Network introduces the following ten fun, TOP, can make the spirit of relaxation.

1. Music.

Music is probably the melodious melody, most often used, to heal the wound.

Listening to music and composing music all help to relax and help keep the mind calm.

Researchers at Stanford University have pointed out that rhythmic melodies of music,

is a method of effective treatment of neurological diseases,

stimulates the activity, including altering the function of the brain.

The gentle and familiar melody of the notes, which reduces stress, such as corticosteroid hormones, relieves both physical and mental distress.

Playing the instrument is also a way to express your heart, to ease the tension.

Squeaky sound inspires inspiration.

2. Gardening.

Gardening is an elegant pleasure, greatly reducing stress.

Simply because, when we go out, enjoy the pleasant experience, soothing the soul.

The sound, the taste of the earth, the wind, the sun, and so forth, all make a calm, mood of relief.

Moreover, gardening, regular contact with nature, will remove your sorrowful mood.

Scientists believe that exposure to soil and sand insects has helped to activate our brain cells,

Produces the serotonin antagonist of the central nervous system.

Researchers also believe that insects in the soil also help us learn more about the life of organisms.

Gardening activities, also help our body as healthy as:

digging, grasping, harvesting, and so on, to make our bones and muscles stronger and stronger.

3. Draw.

As Johann Wolfgang von Goethe said:

There is nothing better left of this world, by the way of painting, and through it, man is not bound by anything.

Painting is a BEAUTY and sorrowful.

Different colors give different energies and emotions.

The blue color gives us serenity, purple gives us creativity and purity as meditation,

green leaves give us freshness, yellow gives us optimism, orange gives us life, vitality, red gives us passion, and so on.

Try abstract painting, take a minute to sketch your thoughts, feelings,

and abstracting, without any requirement, and without the subject matter.

4. Handmade.

Doing things by hand such as:

sewing, knitting and handmade crafts you do, is also an interesting pastime to kill time and make you calm.

It forces you to focus meticulously on the job, thus making you forget about the pressures of life,

It is also a way to relieve the drowsiness.

Studies show that hand-crafting is an anti-depressive task, even helping to fight brain aging is good.

A study in 2014, published in the British Journal of the British,

81.5% of people with depression participated in the trial,

doing manual work on a total of 3500 participants, was reported to have felt more in love.

Frequent manual labor activates the sympathetic nervous system,

As a bouncy reaction, meticulous work by the hands and feet, makes the brain work.

You can also do handicrafts with the whole family, having time together,

Create souvenirs that the whole family makes, so you will have positive thoughts, about yourself and your ability, more confident.

5. Take pictures.

Taking pictures is also fun, creative, useful.

Seeing the world through the lens of a photographer can also be an empirical lesson,

To see things differently, every thing, every thing, has its own beauty.

The thing we have to concentrate on, discover the beauty and meaning of each thing,

to create the artwork, completely make us quiet and satisfied with his work.

In addition, the pictures you take will help you to add beauty to your life, and to give you a more positive look.

Read and write.

Reading and writing are often fun things to do.

A University of Sussex study has shown reading may be the best way to relieve stress,

Simply reading a newspaper, book pages, even just 6 minutes, can also reduce stress by 68%.

This helps the heart beat and muscles relax.

Write out our emotions, thoughts,

It is also a journey, which helps us purify our soul, helping us to be more tense.

Researchers have found that this improves the emotional and healing of the heart, helping to make us healthier.

7. Cook.

Although cooking may be a trivial matter, boring for some people,

But it is an interesting hobby, anti-stress for those who feel,

Enjoy the taste of food made by hand itself.

This is almost a way to bring innovation, spiritual comfort.

Simply cutting, cutting, arranging food in a beautiful, eye-catching form.

In addition to the sense of satisfaction of cooking, we also experience great sense of smell,

Thanks for the aroma, the taste, the fried stir fry, bring the feeling of pleasure, and so on.

And it is fun and meaningful for us to cook for our family.

8. Pet.

Put a pet dog or a cat love heart, naturally how quiet.

Researchers point out that living with pets will balance our lives:

relax, many emotions, stabilize blood pressure, lower blood fat, and so on.

Interestingly, some pediatricians and private clinics, combining therapies,

Use of aquariums, to stimulate positive emotions, help the soul peacefully and reduce anxiety.

Petting is more of a pastime, it is also our responsibility, for an unconditional love, for animals.

There are many types of pets that are popular today:dogs, cats, rabbits, fish, birds, and so on.

9. Dance.

Dancing is a form of artistic expression, based on moving steps,

Contains intense emotions, great sublimation, it makes us elated and allows us to spread out,

In a way, the gentle steps associated with the dance,

deep breathing, and so forth, relaxes us, our soul is relaxed.

10. Cycling.

With wheels, win hand, pedal roll, and so on, will be interesting for many people.

Continuous movements, which help us to enjoy the present moment,

Throw away the foolish thoughts, change your back.

Riding the bike affects our spirit, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the surroundings,

Explore the world with another perspective, another benefit is keeping your body healthy,

Dynamic, relieve chronic diseases such as:

heart disease, diabetes, joint pain.

Although the above pleasures bring pleasure, and as a way for mental disorders,

But you should not consider it as a means of avoiding reality,

Above all, you should only consider them as tools to relax,

Open your heart, cause excitement and confidence in your daily life,

Makes your body more active, and through that, you forge new skills.

Pharmacist:Bui Ngoc Lan Huong, According to Health digezt.

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✅ 【「少女Ａ」作曲家激白　ヒット曲舞台裏】芹澤廣明、７０歳で全米デビュー「いくつになっても期待に応えたい」 - Duration: 3:20.

【「少女Ａ」作曲家激白　ヒット曲舞台裏】芹澤廣明、７０歳で全米デュー「いくつになっても期待に応えたい」（1/2ページ） ★（５）　　チェッカーズと組んだ最後のシングル「Ｓｏｎｇ　ｏｒ　Ｕ．Ｓ．Ａ．」（１９８６年）は作曲家、芹澤廣明（７０）のアリカへの思いを込めた曲だった

　「チェッカーズを手がけていたころ、これだけ売れたら、このどうやって生きていくんだろうと思っていた。で、やっぱりアメリカにきたいと。でも実際に挑戦するのは６０歳前になってからだったけどね　幼いころから洋楽が好きだった。１０代でギターを手にするとチェット・アトキンスやハンク・ウィリアムズといったカントリーを" コピー"したものだ

　アメリカは夢の舞台だった。６０歳を前にしたとき、英語で交できる仲間を得たことで、本格的にアメリカに挑むことに。これまでのャリアはあってないようなもの。大いなる挑戦だ。　「人生は一だけだから、何かやりたいことがあるなら、やっておけばいいんです

人はいつか死ぬんだから、やっとかないと悔いが残るよ。もちろん不安あったけど、メロディーには自信があったからね」　楽曲を作っは、アメリカのレコード会社やラジオ局など１０００社に音源を送り続た。道のりはやはりたやすくはなかった。しかし、次第に反応が返ってるようになった

そんな試行錯誤の中で、海外アーティストに楽曲を提供することも増え。

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🔶 Yes, I'm Still Pregnant!🍫Jinger Duggar Shares Maternity Pics With Fans - Duration: 3:07.

Earlier this week, fans were convinced that Jinger Duggar had secretly given birth thanks

to a cryptic Instagram post shared by her husband, Jeremy Vuolo.

Jinger and Jeremy never confirmed the arrival with an announcement, and now we know there's

very good reason for that ...

As evidenced by a new round of pics posted last night, Jinge is very much still pregnant.

The couple posted one artsy shot on their Instagram page with the rest available on

their joint website .

"We're so excited to have pictures back from our maternity photo shoot," Jinger captioned

the pic.

As many fans have pointed out, the fact that the photos were taken at the Walt Disney Concert

Hall may be a sly way of confirming the rumor that Jinger and Jeremy are moving to Los Angeles

Vuolo was recently accepted into a doctoral theology program in the city but has not yet

revealed if he plans to enroll.

In a statement on the couple's website, Jinger confirmed that she and Jeremy have spent some

time in LA yet, but made no mention of their future plans:

"A couple of weeks ago, Jeremy and I traveled to Los Angeles for meetings at The Master's

Seminary," Jinger wrote.

"While there we had the privilege of spending time with our dear friend Madisen Mahoney,"

she added.

"Since I was in my 34th week of pregnancy and Madisen is a wonderfully skilled photographer,

we thought it made sense to head to downtown LA and take a few pictures!

Here are the results."

In a way, relocating to the West Coast would be a dream come true for the mom-to-be, who

has always open about her desire to live in a major city.

In her youth, Jinger often spoke of moving to New York City, much to her parents' chagrin.

Jeremy proposed to Jinger in New York as a way of honoring her childhood ambitions.

So the question of where Jinger and Jeremy will raise their child remains a mystery.

But on other issues, Jinger has been an open book.

We know, for example, that she's expecting a baby girl, and her due date is in early

July:

"We are so happy to announce that we are having a BABY GIRL!" she wrote in a blog

post in April.

"We could not be more excited and are eagerly anticipating meeting our little lady this

Summer.

"We especially love thinking forward and realizing that she will have excellent role models in

both of her grandmothers, who cannot wait to shower her with love."

And of course, fans are almost as excited as the expectant mom and dad.

Watch Counting On online for more from reality TV's most fertile family.

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2018 XXL Freestyles RANKED From Worst to Best - Duration: 11:43.

Hey guys, CDTVProductions here, and today we are gonna be Ranking the XXL freestyles

From Worst to Best, aka just begging for a copyright claim (because fair use doesn't

exist apparently). But regardless, I'm gonna do it. I'll also be doing this for the cyphers

after they drop in mid July, so stay tuned for that. So let's enter opinion city, this

is CDTVProductions, you can follow me on Instagram under that name, and let's rank the 2018

XXL Freestyles From Worst to Best.

9 - Lil Pump

This one was just an easy choice, and we all know why Pump is last. He did the laziest

thing he possibly could do, and just rapped the second verse of his most recent song,

titled ESSKEETIT. Not only that, but he rapped a less clear and more mumbled version of that

verse. Seriously, he stumbles quite a bit here. And we know that he recorded ESSKETIT

before the freestyles as the song dropped April 13th, whereas the freestyles are recorded

late April. I think it's fair to bring this up, as there's other artists on the Freshman

list who actually put work in and come up with a whole new verse purely for the freestyles.

It just comes across like they put no effort in. I thought Pump's freestyle would at

least be funny and an original verse, but instead it was just kinda frustrating to watch.

8 - BlocBoy JB

So the main thing a lot of people took away from this freestyle is the fact that JB says

"double XL" in quite a funny way. But other than that, it really was just an incredibly

standard verse, nothing really stood out and it just wasn't that entertaining to listen

to. The only bar I kinda enjoyed was "pull up on yo block like Bowser, spitting all this

fire". Cause y'know Mario has those lil blocks, and Bowser literally spits fire. I

know, it's not amazing but it's my favourite bar on here. Everything else he says on here

isn't original at all though, and that's another reason why it's ranked lower. Bars

about Uncle Ruckus not liking black people? It's been done before a million times. A

bar about your dick being a pacifier cause it gets licked? Even KSI has used that bar.

Everything here was lacking inspiration to me, and I just don't think it was that great.

7 - Smokepurpp

So as I was expecting with Purpp, there really was not much in the way of lyrical substance,

this is pretty much the most standard thing he could've rapped. The only good thing

about his freestyle was the flow honestly. It's just nothing to write home about in

general. There's also some parts where it obviously cuts here which is kind of annoying,

cause I'm pretty sure these are usually one take right? I don't know if he forgot

his verse or if there was something he said that they had to cut, but it was just weird

to see. So yeah, my main takeaways from this were literally good flow, weird edits.

6 - Stefflon Don

T I N G. She says "ting" a lot. For real though, Stefflon did a fairly nice job here.

And call me crazy, but I think her being a female artist from the UK instantly makes

here freestyle sound unique, cause obviously that type of voice is not gonna sound the

same as everyone else's. I don't think I'd say there was anything super special

about the lyrical content or anything, but I did like her assertive and confident delivery.

She does use some Jamaican slang, which is always something that sounds so awkward to

me in a British accent, but nothing stood out to me as particularly bad about this one.

It was just fine in my opinion.

5 - Trippie Redd

People might not agree with this one, but if we're being fair he has to be lower.

Just like Pump, Trippie kinda rapped a fair few bars we've already heard from him, and

as I've said, I don't like that. A chunk of its from his Tim Westwood freestyle. By

the way, I should point out I don't have an issue with writing them, because for me

Freestyles definitely can be written. But, what Trippie is spitting here is obviously

better than Pump, and he only recycles around 10 bars. The rest are from Can You Rap Like

Me 2, But that hasn't even been released yet so it's nowhere near as bad as Pump.

Overall it's definitely a fairly nice freestyle, the rhyme scheme is a bit simple, but there's

some decent wordplay. It's mainly the recycling that scores it lower.

4 - YBN Nahmir

Now listening to Nahmir always confuses me, because people say he really hasn't lived

the stuff he raps about, but Nahmir himself always says he keeps it real. I haven't

really seen true evidence for either side so let me know what you think about in the

comments. But that aside, if what he's saying is true here then it's pretty hard hitting.

He covers subjects like struggling when he was younger (even though he had enough money

for an Xbox, GTA and an Elgato), but also covers stuff which I'm pretty sure is real

such as losing a close friend when he was younger. It was nice to see Nahmir actually

come in with some emotion, because not many other people did that on here, there wasn't

many freestyles about personal experiences and struggles. And of course, there's always

Nahmir's unique voice which sounds great. This one was pretty nice.

3 - Ski Mask the Slump God

This freestyle was exactly what you would expect from Ski, but that's not really a

bad thing. His excellent flowing skills are showcased really well on here, and his signature

vocal deliveries are present too. Yet again, this is from an unreleased song, so that does

slightly bring down my enjoyment of it, but the song hasn't been publicly released yet

so that doesn't bother me a whole lot. There's a couple bars that he has already said before

on here, and I really didn't need to hear for a second time that his weed smells like

a fart, but for the most part the lyrics are entertaining and Ski has packed his bars full

of pop culture references as he tends to do. I don't know if I'd say it was amazing,

but out of what we got it's definitely one of my top freestyles. Also final thing; no

one should ever, ever say XD Rawr in a rap song under any context. Fuck me, I got chills

just saying that.

2 - Wifisfuneral

So I'm sure you're wondering why I put WiFi so high up, as his verse is also from

a song he made called Been 2 Hell & Back, and I put Pump so low for that particular

reason. But there's one major difference here. WiFi said he wrote this verse for the

freestyle, and later included it in Been 2 Hell & Back, so I'm gonna give him the benefit

of the doubt and take his word for it. Wifi shows off his pretty fluid flow on this verse,

I really like how he can just pick up the pace for a bar or two, and immediately slow

it down right after. He does have a pretty damn nice flow. Lyrically it has a bit of

content too. It's weird, because for a lot of these freestyles I don't have a whole

lot to say, I feel like there's only one that was amazing and we're just about to

get to that, but I do think Wifi did a good job with this one.

1 - J.I.D

There honestly was no competition, JID is in first and by a huge margin. That's not

to disrespect anyone else on the list, but JID clearly put the most effort in. I think

he really showcased here why he should be acknowledged, and I hope this freestyle turned

a lot of heads towards his music. A few people have complained about his voice, and if that's

how they feel, that's perfectly fine. But you can't deny that lyrically, no one else

here held a candle to JID. I mean look at how much wordplay and meaning he crams into

just 5 or so bars here. Then there's the beautiful 9 to 5 line. Top this all off with

the fact that he switches flows like a motherfucker on here, and it keeps it exciting the whole

way through. I feel like one specific part of his fast rapping flow was a bit messy,

specifically when he said "don't got the juice like you say you do". I don't know

if it's just me, but that particular line sounded like he stumbled a bit. But yeah,

I'm criticising that because there's honestly not much else to criticise here. Hell of a

great verse, and undeniably the best one from

the 2018 class.

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Destiny 2: Update 1.2.3 - Prestige Raid Lairs, Collections & Crucible Changes (& Thoughts) - Duration: 14:41.

Hey guys, so another weekly update just dropped with a LOT of information that you guys should

probably know, so let's get to it. All of these notes are in a link in the description,

I'm basically just gonna be going over said notes and giving my thoughts on them.

First up, let's just go over the July schedule real quick. We got Iron Banner on the 10th,

GuardianCon on the 13-14th in Tampa, Florida, I will be there by the way, guardiancon.co

for more information, then July 17th is patch 1.2.3 along with the final faction rally of

the season, dunno why it's so early, then July 31st is the Solstice of Heroes event.

Alright, so patch 1.2.3, we got some Crucible changes coming in. Quickplay is going to 6v6,

supremacy is getting removed from the pool of game modes, control win score is going

up to 150 and control nodes will start neutral instead of pre-captured, Clash win score is

going up to 100, the bomb fuse timer for countdown is going down to 35 seconds from 40, rumble

will be a full-time playlist and supremacy will be added to the weekly featured playlist,

bumped up to 6v6 and a 150 win score condition. Any thoughts on this? Not really, I'm not

really a huge fan of 6v6 in D2, not like I was playing a ton of Crucible and no one cares

about what I think about Crucible anyway so let's just move on.

You'll be able to earn Valor rank from competitive, crucible labs, iron banner and trials now,

that's pretty good. Joining a game in progress will now protect your valor win streak for

that game, so if you lose that join in progress game, you won't lose your streak, but if you

WIN, your streak will keep going, that's very good. Players will be matched using their

glory rank, why wasn't it like this in the first place? I do not understand, but now,

you'll be matched with your rank instead of your hidden MMR, so now your Glory rank will

actually represent something instead of just being a number based on how much you grinded

competitive. Glory Loss streaks will be tuned to be less punishing over time, so consecutive

losses will be less punishing, but streaks will still cap at 5 AND all rank streaks will

no longer reset once they hit their cap. I guess they're adamant about keeping the loss

streak despite very few people liking the loss streak, if there's actually anyone who

does. Overwatch used to have a brutal loss rating multiplier, it got tuned down significantly

to the point where it doesn't even feel like it exists anymore, here's hoping the loss

streak eventually finds its way to the garbage. I think it's the one thing that the community

is unified in their opinion. Maybe I'll find my way into the competitive playlist with

these changes. Prestige raid lairs are coming with update

1.2.3, about time, and they are going to be sticking with the curated loadout challenge,

where there will be a set of weapon archetypes that you need to use, along with 3 activity

modifiers. 2 of them are new, the other one is prism, which is the modifier that rotates

which element is the most powerful. Start leveling those Hard Lights.

So, curated loadouts, they'll be active in Spire of Stars and Eater of Worlds, prestige

Leviathan will stay the same. The loadouts are based on archetype, so you might see SMG/Auto/Rocket

or Pulse/SMG/sniper or something like that, it won't be specific weapons. Loadouts are

NOT locked, so you can switch weapons while in the raid, but they need to be the right

archetype. The 2 new modifiers were built with the raids in mind and are designed to

provide players with advantages over their enemies "when they lean into it." The goal

was to change up how you do the raid, break away from the typical weapon sets and strategies

and what not. However, the encounters will not be receiving any changes, the normal modes

were designed to be the most complete forms of the encounters from the get go. For Eater

of Worlds, I feel like they could've made one or two changes, there was enough wiggle

room in the encounter to push something if they wanted to, but I honestly think Ca'uor

is one of the more mechanically demanding encounters in all of Destiny raid history

already. If they wanted to make it so you needed to destroy 3 ships instead of 2, maybe

that's fine, but adding more might've been too much for that encounter. Plus, I'm fine

with them not trying to force encounter changes if they were already designed to be at their

maximum potential. Would I prefer it? Yeah. But it's fine. I know some people also just

want the prestige lairs without these loadouts and modifiers and all of that, doesn't seem

like that is happening. But, I also feel like most people who are actually going to be attempting

to do them are probably open to the idea of being challenged in different ways. Maybe?

I hope? I dunno, pipe dream. Alright so that's all good and fine and whatever,

but what's the point? WELL, the only way to get power level 400 weapons before Forsaken

is by completing prestige spire or eater of worlds. Every time you complete all of the

encounters, you'll get a 400 power raid weapon, but the weapon can be from ANY raid activity.

So, this means you can maybe grab a Midnight Coup from Spire of Stars, which is nice. You'll

also get access to the raid ornaments, hopefully they've been made a little more interesting

since we last saw them, not holding my breath for that, and you'll have a chance at getting

a masterwork catalyst, I assume for Legend of Acrius, only in those activities. 400 power

level armor will come from the Summer Solstice event, which we got no information about.

You will be able to do all of the prestige raids in a week if you want to, they are not

limited to one per week. All will be open, which good. However, both raid lairs will

have prestige modes unlocked at the same time on the 17th, they will not be staggered. This

sort of ruins the world first race for their completions, but since there aren't any mechanical

changes, I'm not too bent out of shape about this. I know the ultra hardcore PvE community

is upset about it, but I'm sure the vast majority of you do not give a single gosh dang it about

this. Next, costs and collections. The collections

tab is coming with Forsaken, a place where you'll be able to track and save tons of items

that you get while playing. How is all of that gonna work? WELL...

With regards to year 1 of Destiny 2. collections will include: any weapon, armor piece, ghost,

ship, sparrow, emblem or shader available in year 1. This effect is retroactive to Warmind.

What that means is that if it was in your inventory when Warmind launched, which was

May 8th, it'll be in your collections when Forsaken rolls around. This also means that

you're able to dismantle items in your inventory right now and they'll be in your collections

tab in Forsaken. This is what Bungie says, I am a paranoid person, so I am just going

to still hang onto my stuff, but I probably don't have to. This DOES NOT include consumbles,

but it's clarified that shaders that are not consumables with regards to this, check the

description. I do not know if this includes common, uncommon and/or rare items, so those

of you perhaps saving onto some unique, non-legendary items may want to hang onto them until we

get clarification. What about year 2? Well, since legendary weapons

and armor will be getting random rolls, Bungie decided after toying with many different ideas

that the plan is to not allow people to store their legendary weapons and armor in the collection.

They are looking at long-term solutions for storing exact perk rolls in collections, but

that doesn't seem like it'll be here for Forsaken. Essentially, trying to do stuff like fixed

perks in collections, buyback limits, reroll mechanics and whatever else they came up with

just ended up being too problematic, so I respect the decision. It would be nice to

have the ability to track all of those different combinations in the future though. Costs to

rebuy items from your collection will be disclosed in the future. Items bought from your collection

will not be purchased at your current power level, but it'll be close. You'll still need

to infuse them to get up to max power. This was done to avoid leveling exploits.\par

What about shaders then? I'll just quote Bungie directly on this one.

"We can say that they, shaders, will have a cost to reacquire from Collections, but

there will no longer be a cost to apply shaders to gear.

Here\rquote s a quick example: Let\rquote s say you just got that sweet Calus\rquote

s Treasured shader to drop from the raid. You\rquote re able to apply it immediately

at no cost. If you want that specific shader on all your armor, weapons, Ghost, ship, and

Sparrow, you\rquote ll need to pay some Glimmer to reacquire a handful of copies straight

out of Collections." What this SOUNDS like is that if you get a

shader, it'll just be in your collection forever and you can buy as many copies as you want

after you get it. I can't confirm it as being exactly that, but it sounds like that's what

the deal is. So what currencies do we use? That all depends on the source of the shader.

If it's from gameplay and therefore dismantles into glimmer, then you'll use glimmer to buy

extra copies. If it's from Eververse and therefore dismantles into Bright Dust, then you'll use

Bright Dust to buy extra copies. I think this is a pretty solid compromise to the shader

issue assuming it works how I think it'll work. It keeps glimmer actually important

in the game, I think glimmer should matter. That's about it for all of the update notes,

I like what I see for most of this, no huge complaints from me at all. Most of the things

here seem pretty reasonable, I'm sure the public has their specific gripes, loss streak

still exists, that's one I agree with, shaders should just be free, I'm 50/50 on that one,

I don't mind them still costing glimmer from the collection, prestige raid loadouts is

something I'm very interested in, but others just want a typical prestige experience or

wanted mechanical changes, I totally respect those desires as well. That's all I got, just

a ton of new information that people should know for Forsaken.

ALSO, high score on the Nightfall with Sneaky and Toes, yeeeeeee buddy. I'll upload that

run soon for the 7 of you who are still interested in high score runs. Thanks for watching, I'll

see you next time.

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