"Chinese White Noodles" "Recipe of a Successful Busy Takeway Restaurant" [ASMR]
//youtu.be/x7QqA-2POUg "Chinese White Noodles" "Recipe of a Successful Busy Takeway Restaurant" [ASMR] Ear to Taste Cooking Trigger "Braingasm" ...
Inside the Lavish White House State Dinner for China's President1:45
The menu features lobster and lamb, and Grammy Award-winner Ne-Yo will perform. The menu features lobster and lamb, and Grammy Award-winner Ne-Yo ...
State dinner for President Xi features American cuisine with Chinese flavors
What's on the menu of the State Dinner for President Xi Jinping? White House chefs have created dishes that highlight American cuisine with nuances of ...
bullshit. serpent worms and fungus for the commies and weiners and beer for
o-dipshit and slut woman. heres a tip xi ping pong or whatever your name
is...break out a 100 bill (you have them all because you steal our money
anyway) and go up to slut woman and say you'll give her a lesson in marxism
and read the little red book to her while she sucks you off. she looks like
a bargain basement whore thank you very much
White House staff prepare for state dinner
US President Barack Obama will host a state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife in Washington, D.C. on Friday. The menu is designed to ...
Xi Jinping was trained by the CIA in the 70s before he went back and got
embedded in the Chinese Commies' system.
His American foster parents said that he was a quiet, hard working student
but very egocentric and constantly hunger of power. He once shared with his
foster parents that " In order to make China a powerful country I will kill
half of the Chinese population, kill all those disables that parasite the
State and adopt the American ways of life" !
Ik eet zelf geen rundvlees dus ken de smaak niet.Dit is een typisch kipgerecht. Je zou bijvoorbeeld eerst dit recept kunnen makendan de volgende keer met rundvlees.. dan proef je het verschil
I found this menu the other day, someone was sick and tired of making menus i think.
10W LED "blunty" moving head disco light teardown.
I finally got round to doing a proper test and then complete teardown on this light, which looks a bit like a Sharpy, but isn't so we'll call it a Blunty instead. And this ...
Do you reckon you bodge a standard ebay 100W LED module and 44mm optic in
place of the current LED? If you could fit a proper LED driver module into
the side somehow you could turn it into a serviceable spot/floodlight.
Although you would certainly need a fan heatsink in place of the one fitted
to the back of the head.
it will totally become nightmare fuel if you mount it in front of your house with a plastic,totally im-functional prop gun and let it point around randomlyit looks like a big motion tracker camera without any mod
hi bigclivedotcom i love vids like this as i am a dj and woundering if you
could possible try converting a non led fixture into a 100watt led light
thanks
+Lee Davies There's a lot of science in getting the LED into the perfect focal point of the existing optics and keeping it cool. It's not always a simple task. You may get some light out of the fixture, but it would take some serious optics to make it efficient.
Hey Clive, I have a couple of Acme Spot Knights that are similar to this
and one has developed a "graunching" noise in operation, be it DMX
controlled (manual or programmed) or with the inbuilt shows. The sound
seems to be a result of the steppers making the whole unit vibrate, you can
feel the sound and it feels like it sounds, if you get me.
It's random, there's no distinct operation that induces the noise (panning,
tilting or gobo change). It's never when stationary and when both are
paired there's no difference between them as far as movement etc. goes, the
two mirror each other perfectly when controlled.
I have stripped it apart, mechanically it's sound and there's no oddities
when moving the head manually. Any ideas as what I could test to try and
work out what the problem is?
Thanks Clive, Caps, hmm, I'll look into that. As far as the mech goes, I have compared it to the non growling one regarding belts and other things like play etc, and it felt exactly the same. There's no snagging on the loom and the plugs look and feel fine and no dry joints as far as I can tell. May be worth touching those up too eh? Many thanks for the reply.
+Jon Simmons (Neffers) It could be a tired supply cap causing mains ripple on the output to the steppers. If it was just affecting one motor I'd think that maybe the driver, motor or loom had an issue, but for both axis it seems odd. If there are belts check they are tensioned correctly, but not too tight.