Hi Everyone! I'm Steve.
I'm trying to not make excuses, but...
I really need to make some progress on my 240Z project.
This project has been stopped dead for quite a while now.
I bought this car well over a year ago now...
and I just haven't had a lot of time to work on it.
After getting the car, I drove it just once...
after I got home I pulled the engine apart to clean it up...
and that is how it has sat since then!
This is such a nice car is deserves to be out on the road again!
Excuses won't complete this car...
so little by little I am determined to get it done!!
Way back when, I already cleaned up some of the parts....
I took all the rust off this header and painted it nice!
I didn't film the clean up of this, sorry...
I simply used a wire wheel to get the rust off and then used high heat paint to make it look nice again!
In order to really clean up an engine compartment, its best to disassemble everything.
Parts like this fuel delivery line are hard to clean on the car.
The manifold and carbs are much easier to deal with removed from the car.
I am going to rebuild and paint these carbs myself too!
The car is so nice but under the hood did not look good.
It was very original and in need of a clean up for sure!
This is the manifold and dual Hitachi carb assembly for the 240Z.
This assembly is immediately noticeable when opening the hood...
so it really needs to look good!!
With the assembly off the car we can make it look great!!!
It needs to be degreased first...
I will unbolt the carbs from the manifold...
With the carburetors removed, it will be even easier to clean up and paint too.
This is what the manifold looks like with the carbs.
I guess I can remove this pipe too...
but I'm gonna leave it for now.
These emission/smog (?) components sit on top of the manifold and I removed them too.
I'm pretty sure these are emission control related components...
Everything first needs a good degreasing.
then time for paint.
I used a brush/sponge and engine cleaner to get the oil and grease off...
the result is very nice!
But not nice enough.... painting will take care of that!
I masked it off like this in order to paint.
I probably should mask off the openings too...
Now its time to paint...
obviously I didn't want paint to go on the areas I masked off...
This is the factory air cleaner assembly...
This is the factory blue color.
I would leave it this color but honestly I don't like the way it looks...
That's why I decided to paint it black...
Not a normal black but something a little different...
Wrinkle Finish black.
This is the wrinkle black paint.
Not sure if this product is in Japan or not... Wrinkle Plus.
Its not a smooth finish, but more of a wrinkly/bumpy finish.
This is my first time using this product.
It can be used on a variety of parts like valve covers too...
I thought it would make this air clean box look really good!
Next, its time to clean up this nasty old radiator.
Look at the years of dead bugs!!!
What kind of bug is that???
Check out this guy!
This radiator looks horrible and needs a good clean up!
But first we gotta get the peeling paint off...
and then repaint.
This radiator cannot go back into the car looking like this.
Let's clean it up!
The peeling paint comes off really quickly and easily.
With this softer wire wheel its quick.
You gotta get the old paint off in order for the new paint to adhere well.
This is a nylon type "wire"wheel... its softer than a normal wheel.
The bristles are firm but softer than wire.
I found a great way to use this wheel on this radiator too!!
You don't want to apply much pressure, but...
if you go lightly over the surface...
The dead bugs start flying again!!!!!!
They're flying again!!!
DIY can be a lot of fun like this sometimes too!!!!
The process of cleaning up a radiator also means cleaning up all the crushed fins.
These crushed fins bother me...
But there is fairly easy way to correct this problem.
Get a wide set of tweezers.
With tweezers you can carefully fix the crushed fins.
Using the tweezers, you want to gently grab and straighten the crushed fin.
It takes time and patience but you need to gently pull and twist the crushed fin back into shape.
Watch how I'm doing it...
I'm gonna stop here but...
the process is pushing, pulling, twisting gently...
It's already much better, but to perfect it...
you need to grab the fin and pull straight up to flatten and straighten the fin.
Grab and pull...
Pulling is the key to straightening the fin.
It's never gonna be perfect, but it is much better than it was!
What do you think?
The more time I spend the better it will look.
But it's already much better than before.
Wow, the results are much better than it was.
It doesn't even look like the same radiator anymore...
The real bad places are still a little noticeable, but...
it's much better!!
Let's do the other side too.
This side isn't as bad but it has some issues too.
It does have some pretty bad spots....
It is worse than I thought...
It's bad, but if I spend about 20 minutes or so...
tweezers and
patience!
(20 minutes later) How does it look now?
Some areas are just too far gone to completely fix...
But in comparison to before...
its a lot better!!!!!
Now its time to paint!!
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Out On The Shelves: UBC's LGBT2QIA+ Library - Duration: 8:37.
Hey everybody! Ttoday, let's do something different!
[musical interlude]
So in celebration of Pride Week, I wanted to give y'all a tour of the
LGBT2QIA+ library here at UBC. Because it's run by volunteers and because I have a card for it
And because it's pretty wicked cool. So I was very fortunate in that I got to sit down
with one of the volunteers who is sitting there on this beautiful Saturday and ask them a few questions, and
they were super kind -- enough to let me actually see what's going on and give me some of their perspective from the library.
So let's have a look!
Honestly, it's pretty quiet here volunteering on the weekends.
But it is like something I really look forward to, like I have a really busy week
But then like I know like Saturday
I have like my shift at the library. I come here,
I do a couple things on the computer and then like I kind of just grab
Any book I see and go. So I think so far during my shifts I've read
like seven or eight books that I like probably would never had the chance to like pick up otherwise.
So I think I found out about on the shelves through Facebook. I just saw like a random kind of like
Someone I knew was attending the event and I thought oh, well, I'm really interested in library studies
I'm really interested in being queer and
To combine those kinds of things,
I was like I have to go to this opening party! This library had been in the nest for a while
But hadn't actually like made a huge announcement that they had moved there
So I thought like what's a better opportunity to come check it out, when
like there's gonna be food and like games stuff like that? So kind of from there
I noticed like they weren't open on weekends
But weekends were kind of the only day I'm able to make it out to UBC. So from there,
I asked KC -- one of the co coordinators along with Cinders -- and
"Are you accepting volunteers right now? Like I'd love to help out," and she's actually -- she actually said that, [laughs] "yeah
we were dying for someone to come
Volunteer on weekends." Yeah, and that's kind of it started. At the party! cool
Peter: Cool! was that the grand opening party?
Kiko: Mm-hmm
It's been like an awesome experience. I think working with the other volunteers and meeting the other volunteers as in, like other queer people
who are interested in it, like library stuff and book stuff like it's been sweet just like talking and collaborating, and...
Well, honestly, like just making new friends.
Peter: Would you say that out on the shelves has affected your ability to find queer lit[erature]?
Kiko: Oh yeah, like it's all just in one space it's -- and like
Just along with the like the values of the space:
like they're kind of like
values and mission statement of being like an anti-oppressive library as well as a queer library. Like I think that's really helped in like
choosing the books
I've wanted to read. Like, my past experience with libraries has been like oh that would be like a little pride section and like
like most of the books will have like maybe one queer character, and they're usually like a like a gay man or like a
like a lesbian -- but like nothing really else besides that and it's
representation that comes from like authors that probably don't identify as queer? Like, it's been a really limited experience for me
so to be in like a space where, like,
you kind of know like a book that you pick out will be like...
I'll be like good, you know, like really great representation. I think that's been, it's awesome that this place exists. Yeah.
Peter: What have you read recently that stood out?
Kiko: Oh, well, actually Hannah's got the book right now
It's, um, Two-Spirit Acts. So that's queer indigenous
performances. So it's I think of it like an anthology of five plays all by like
authors and artists who, like, identify as two-spirit and, like other kind of aspects of being queer.
It's all like really like unique performances, like stuff that's performed like travelling performances; Stuff that's like for schools.
like, meant to be performed for high schoolers. The other kind of like three plays in the middle are by a
drag queen named Miss Chief, who like kind of
subversifies our current extent--
understanding of like what it means to be indigenous, or like what their lives are like. Like, he
does this one play where he's like Miss Chief and he's doing a seance where he brings back, like,
colonial artists who used to paint indigenous people, or like write about them, and
he kind of like interviews them, and they go on long rants and like some... well really really bad for one
that really stood out to me.
Like, I've actually have never read anything by like a queer or two-spirit person before,
so to see their work highlighted all in one book, that was a really awesome find, yeah!
We're doing like a little display over in the library that
highlights, it's both Pride Month and
Indigenous History Month right now. So we're kind of like merging the two together for our library display.
I guess I was always kind of interested in like well, yeah, I would I go to library
I like go to a specific section to like find a book I wanted. But I think when I started volunteering here
And we kind of like did our orientation,
I never really thought about like how they choose categories -- who makes the categories and like who
decides like what goes in what section or whatever? Like,
Casey actually was telling me about how they wanted to --
there's a movement to kind of redefine a lot of the categories that have to do with LGBTQ because a
lot of them are really like generalized, kind of homophobic, kind of transphobic, and
use like very colonial identities that don't really match some of the books that are in the library.
And I've never thought about that before. Like as soon as she said it I knew -- like I knew what she was talking about,
but I never thought that they could be wrong, you know? Like the systems.
Yeah, so that kind of changed my perspective in a tiny way.
It's cool here! [laughs]
That's all I can really think up
I hope it can like really expand in the future, like um
like yeah -- we're in the space and like, it's had a really long history of starting in someone's...
someone's basement really, and being in a couple boxes to like having shelves and like having books and categories on the wall...
I can only hope it just like grows bigger and bigger,
maybe gets its own permanent like building, right? Yeah. I'm really looking forward to seeing it grow...
Alright y'all and it wouldn't be a video of me talking about books without giving a book recommendation!
So I wanted to recommend this excellent anthology. It's called Freedom in This Village, compiled by
E. Lynn Harris, so basically what this book is is it's a compilation of short stories
By black men who were alive during the 70s and 80s
It is
Really powerful and super important, because, like as a white man, I don't really have any experience of what it's like being black,
especially not being black and queer where there's a certain
element of intersectionality there that I can't experience. And so reading through it and getting a feel for what people felt
and what peopleexperienced is super important
And so... if you notice, it's got a little barcode stickers because I donated this book to the library.
I only need to read it once, and I think other people should have exposure to it as well!
Which is why it's in the library now.
Plus, I mean, it's in the library. So if I want to read it again, I can always come back! Yeah
And then besides that I think I'd I have another book at home that I recommend... If I do,
It'll appear here through the magic of editing!
Hey y'all!
So I mentioned that there was another book I wanted to recommend and it is this one: The Mayor of Castro Street, by
Randy Shilts, and this is an excellent book about the history of the Castro Street and specifically Harvey Milk,
who had become the unofficial mayor of Castro Street. He was politician in San Francisco in the
sixties
Question mark? Back when being gay was still not all that great
Especially -- or, not just in San Francisco -- and explaining some of the history behind
why the Castro became what the Castro is, which is
Fabulous! So if you have a chance, track this book down. Again,
I'll put a link to it as well in the description to its Biblio guide, er...
I'll put a link to its WorldCat entry so that you can find a copy near you.
Okay, ah....Bye!
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Avengers 4 Captain America SHOCKING FATE Twist REVEALED!? LEAKED Avengers 4 PROMO Reveals ALL! - Duration: 5:10.
this is a friend of mine tree I am Steve Rogers be a part of cinematic history
and see it again
what is good youtube Warstu here video on the Marvel Cinematic Universe
and Avengers or so yes again and we have more leaks what was interesting about
yesterday's leak was DC released all the info for their streaming service which
is cool and it's only available America then somehow Marvel drops a shitload of
information and they've dropped more pictures which will make some
interesting posters up lead into the venue's for so what is very interesting
is I am Steve Rogers that line cracks me up still we see an image of I am Steve
Rogers aka Captain America and he is clean-shaven so this could either be the
case that when they travel back in time to the New York scene with the quantum
realm with Ant Man that it's just concept art from that or they're gonna
drop the beard that we had infinity war and make him Captain America for his
final appearance before he dies alongside Tony Stark aka Iron Man no
seriously I don't think they're gonna kill them two characters off but it is
interesting how he hasn't got a beard now and the suit is from what I can
remember the iconic suit which looks pretty interesting these images are too
good to be faked and like I said in yesterday's video they have basically
been verified by a very good source who we trust so that's pretty cool but
there's enough so there are two other images with loads of different posters
built in we have a what looks like to me I mean let me know guys it looks like
Barry Allen the flashes in it in the left you'll see an image now in the
right corner then we have a new concept art of ant-man with phallus professor
hole and Iron Man and Thor which is pretty cool as I'm recording this I
actually am watching thor ragnarok pretty cool movie but what's interesting
about this is all the concept art we've seen from the original eat contact art
it's in Econ no sorry cine Europe all these images
looks look like they're pngs like transparent images cropped from that one
image put into loads of other image because it's literally the Zack same
Captain Marvel image that we had yesterday with the energy pulsing from
my hands I can't wait to see the strongest over
in Captain Marvel yes I know everyone's gonna say Thor is the strongest Avenger
but I'm only going by what Kevin Feige and the Roosters mother said yes thought
is the best Avenger he's a strongest Avenger in fact I'm
gonna be making a video about why Thor is the best of engine strongest ninja
and how he's changed from his first appearance to the current day because I
think that'd be pretty cool and we do have another image with Black Widow
Black Widow Natasha and she's got her ginger ready hair again which is kind of
interesting and then we see the original leaked image at the bottom I'll overlay
it right now but what it's cool is we got ant-man in the top-left corner with
nebula Thor Black Widow again and then obviously we do have a Rowan aka Hawkeye
I don't think he's gonna have the roam perception persona all the way through
it and we also see war machine but I'm not really bothered about him we see
rockets which is pretty cool and we see never again so there's not too much to
go over there's not too many details talked about but as we talked about
everything Marvel and DC were related on this channel I thought I'd put out a
little video of what I think actually going on here and I really hope we do
get the kind of iconic Captain America back because it's cool heating look with
the beard scene you know the scene he goes I am Steve Rogers and cause you
look that scene and then obviously you only had the beard him Authority or kin
and thought was like you copy my beard and yeah but both had like a bromance
scene which is pretty cool but I just wanted to get my thoughts are so guys
let me know what do you think these images mean and when do you think we're
really going to see the burst of visual poster because as Kevin Feige said we're
not gonna get the Avengers for title till after the first Captain Marvel T's
so the trailer won't be coming till November at least so I doubt we're gonna
get some official posters because these are really bad quality except for the
kind of Captain America Steve Rogers which looks like it's at least in HD
quality the rest are posters that like to speak
they've been cropped onto one big thing whoever keeps releasing that Marvel as
has got like I don't know a real bad wish of something because they're gonna
get five for doing this or did they purposely leak him you know in a comment
but I know you guys don't really like videos like this but I like to keep you
guys informed about all the latest and greatest Marvel in DC information so
anyway guys please like scrub and comment like always the likes and
comment really do push the traction on the channel we are so close to hitting
30,000 subscribers 30,000 subscribers which we should hit in the next month or
so which is awesome so anyway guys please like subscribe and comment and I
will catch you in another video very soon catch ya later
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now lets color the body of MLP
light brown color
light green eyes
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Danai Gurira on African Stories | BREAKING BIG | PBS - Duration: 1:35.
You have the virus, which causes
the acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
My first thing out of grad school
was really what I'd come to school to learn how to do,
is create a story that turns on its head
the concept of Africans or African women,
specifically around HIV/AIDS,
which was something I grew up seeing the onslaught of it
growing up in Harare, Zimbabwe in the 80s and 90s.
Like, that's when it hit Southern Africa.
- Like literally were they friends?
Were they family? - All of it. Absolutely.
Friends, family,
classmates will lose a parent.
It was all over.
There is no cure for AIDS.
- You're trying to say I'm a ho.
- The person affected with HIV--
- Do I look like a junkie?
- I remember my co-star and co-creator
of In The Continuum, she came across the statistic
around African-American women
and how it was the number one killer
between the ages of 25 and 34, and she was like, "What?
"That's my age group, where are the stories?"
- She did this character in Zimbabwe,
and Nikkole Salter did a character from the Bronx
and they actually made two separate pieces,
they were parallel pieces.
And it wasn't until a week or 10 days
before they presented it that someone said,
"Why don't you guys just do this as one show?"
- Of course it was a risky thing to do, you know,
I'm standing in front of the American industry
and performing various Zimbabwean characters
going into my own language half the time
and expecting them to keep up.
And one of the interesting things
that I learned during that time was that yeah,
you're gonna tell stories and you might tell stories
that are gonna make people uncomfortable,
and you've gotta be okay with that.
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After Day-1 of the 2nd International Coccyx Pain Symposium, the Netherlands - Duration: 4:46.
okay greetings from the Netherlands at the end of day number one of the
International coccyx pain symposium here in door dredged which is north of
Amsterdam in the Holland area of the Netherlands the day number 1 was
fantastic we got to hear lots of speakers from around the world from
different specialties the one of the sessions was mostly about manual
treatments meaning hands on treatments for tailbone pain and pelvic pain
there were pelvic floor physical therapists and a chiropractor and and
others talking about the importance of the muscles of the pelvic floor and how
those areas are related in some patients to coccyx pain and I see that in my
practice as well I'm back in the United States. I should mention I'm dr. Patrick
Foye. I'm the director of the coccyx pain center in the United States on line at
www.TailboneDoctor.com. and I see that in my patients as well where some patients have
isolated tailbone pain without you know with without any abnormalities of the
muscles in that area and for other patients they have a lot of pelvic floor
pain and some patients they have mainly pelvic floor pain and not much in the
way of coccyx pain so it really is a matter of using an individualized
approach for the specific patient to figure out what is their primary pain
generator and what's the best thing to do for that so again you know we spent a
couple of hours this afternoon looking at manual meaning hands on treatment for
the pelvic floor muscles but also you know clinicians whether chiropractors
physical therapists physicians that do manipulation at the coccyx which can be
done either sometimes externally or sometimes internally which is you know a
finger or two inside of the anus and rectum and then
the you know thumb on the outside and trying to mobilize the the joints within
the coccyx so that was discussed in terms of you
know the pluses and minuses of that and now some patients do well with that but
others do not didn't do so well and and then the next session after that this
afternoon we were talking about other aspects of medical management so I gave
a few lectures today one of them was on medications that are used to treat pain
in general including pain at the coccyx another lecture was on the topic of
injections for tailbone pain and including ganglion empar injections and
coccyx steroid injections so you know the that was another one of the lectures
that I gave today and you know it's just a great opportunity to meet with other
clinicians from around the world and and there's a lot of a learning that happens
in the actual lectures but then there's probably an equal amount that happens in
between the sessions where we get a chance to speak you know during the
coffee break or tea break or lunch break and speak with other clinicians and
share ideas and bounce ideas off of each other to figure out you know the best
ways to treat our patients the conference is here at the dordrecht
Museum in the Netherlands so so you know you can see some of the some of the
artwork behind me here you know it's just a gorgeous gorgeous place for a you
know for a medical conference really and just a beautiful setting and a great
conference so I'll be posting more information this one is just short I'm
actually still at the at the Museum here we're just getting towards the the end
of the day here but I just wanted to give a quick update on how great it's
been so far today so if you want to find me online you can go to
or on YouTube at tailbone pain doctor or Twitter at tailbone doctor and you can
find me in any of those kinds of places or on facebook at facebook.com/ forward
slash tailbone pain center so that's all for the moment from the the beautiful
George retched Museum here in the Netherlands bye-bye
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