Waching daily Oct 30 2018

HOW TO DEFEND A HAIR PULL

hello everyone, how are you? i am Wesley Gimenez

founder of Krav Maga Skull school

and this is Nathy

today's class is special for women

how to defende a hair pull

Someone grabs you by your hair.

Maybe you've witnessed an attack like this or even been a victim

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I'm going to grab nathy's hair.

frontal attack

and pulling down

to cause pain, humiliation

and if you do not know how to defend yourself, you're going to get hurt

the first

You should prevent the attacker from getting caught in your hair.

before touching, you kick, keeping distance

but if he catches you by surprise

you have to understand

do not resist pulling your hair back

If you try to pull your head back

it will hurt more

and being one end of the body you will not have the strength to pull your head back

so do something he does not expect

You'll press his hand on your head.

so when he pulls your hair the force will be in your hand and not in your hair

This greatly relieves pain.

you must continue

otherwise the attacker will attack you in another way

So, you simultaneously hold his hand.

You advance by punching.

simultaneosly

punching chin, throat

to end combat quickly

faster

chin, throat, groin

and end the problem fast

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For more infomation >> PULLING THE HAIR - HOW TO DEFEND - SELF DEFENSE - Duration: 3:29.

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Free Motion Quilting | Basic Machine Quilting Tutorial - Duration: 10:40.

Would you like to learn how to make the famous "Free Motion Quilting"?

But you still believe that it is too complicated?

So, keep watching this video and I will show you how easy and fun is to make it!

Welcome to my channel "Handy and Crafty, Sewing with Grace"

In this channel I post videos about Patchwork, Quilting, Creative Sewing, etc...

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Free Motion Quilting (FMQ) is a technique used to quilt a sandwich

which has a top fabric, the batting and a baking fabric

and sewing free different shapes that you will control and manage

shapes that you control, and not your machine does

this technique could be done with your domestic sewing machines or industrial straight machines

I have already posted a video where I show you how to use your industrial straight machine for Free Motion Quilting

you could find it up here

Beside the special presser foot you need (depending on you machine model)

You got to ensure you prepare very well your sandwich

and watch out the thread you use

because when we do the Patchwork Top we might use regular cotton thread

Even though we can use regular thread in Quilting... but it breaks easily!

it is better using a machine embroidering thread

that kind of thread is more resistant because it has polyester

and makes the job easier and less tedious!

another think you need to watch is the upper and bobbin thread tension

to avoid nots and mess at the bottom of your quilt

with no further more lets start and move to my working table!

The first thing we will do is to practice with Pen and Paper

the idea is to draw curve lines without lifting your pen

in that way the curve should not touch themselves

and without a particular order, fill up all empty spaces... like that...

avoid line overlapping!

we continue with the practice excercise

this type of quilting is called "Stippling Stitching"

It is one of the most simple styles of Free Motion Quilting, and the first I learned

Materials Required

Now we will talk about the materials we will be using

a pair of Quilting Gloves

Rayon Thread or Machine Embroidery Thread

safety pins or regular pins

Free Motion Quilting Presser Foot

Spray Glue, I use the multipurpose one made by Stotch

My "Supreme Slider" that is a slippery mat very practical

and finally your Quilt Sandwich, that has the top layer, the batting (acrylic felt or cotton pressed material), and the backing fabric

STEP 1: Prepare the Sandwich

For this, we will first place the backing fabric, with the right side to the back

then we place the batting, and finally the top fabric

you could use the spray glue to baste the 3 layer of the sandwich

but do not do it on top of your cutting mat, because you'll ruin it... since it becomes very sticky

Notice that the backing is a bit bigger than the batting, and the batting is a bit bigger than the top layer

Then we secure everything with safety pins

in the other corner, too

STEP 2: Prepare the Sewing Machine

First you will need to adjust the Stitch size to the minimum possible

In my case, I can reduce it to zero

with this I will minimize the movement of the feed dogs

thread the machine with your rayon or polyester thread

I like this thread because it does not break so easily, while free motion quilting

however, you will need to put 100% Cotton Thread in you bobbin

I have discovered that this combination helps me avoiding 90% of the thread breakage

every time you start a new project, use a new needle

and adjust your Free Motion Quilting Presser Food tightly

I like using the Supreme Slider Mat to avoid friction between my sandwich and the table surface

so, I will have more freedom to move the quilted piece anywhere I need to

STEP 3: Let's start Quilting!

Wearing our Quilting Gloves, we need to introduce our sandwich under the presser foot

and carefully, let's lift the bobbin thread up, like this...

you could use a pin to help yourself bringing the bobbin thread up

this will help avoiding tangles and nots at the bottom of our sandwich

and so we will avoid an ugly bottom

then make 3 or 4 stitches on the same place, to secure the beginning

and so we start!

don't move too fast

try to control the speed with your pedal

you want to start with a medium speed

remember the exercise we made at the beginning with paper and pen

check the back side and ensure that tension is correct and you have no tangles

make stylized curves with no straight corners

you want to fill up empty spaces with harmonic curves

when you want to turn or make a pause, leave the needle down

and don't forget to check the back from time to time

try to not get out of the top layer edge

change your hand's position anytime you need it

in this case, I used a different color on my bobbin thread

so you could see the contrast with the upper thread

and to show you that a good thread tension is when the bobbin thread can not be noticed on the top layer and viceversa

if you have issues with the tension, what you need to do is experimenting a bit, and tighten it or loosen it, depending the case

at the end, make some stitches in the same place

to lock the end. Then take the quilted piece out.

let's check the back one more time

here I got some tangled thread

look

but overall it looks good!

Well, this is just an overview of this beautiful technique

there are so many variants of this technique

some easy, others more difficult

write down in the comments if you would like to learn more about it

my main advise: PRACTICE!

practice with any scraps, make practice sandwich

do not use your actual projects for practicing

practice with samples

and if it get damage, it doesn't matter

because you will need "to get used to the rhythm"

no joking, you will need to learn how to sync up brain with hands and footl!

to find the right speed

it is very important that you practice

do not get frustrated if at the beginning you can not get it, it is normal, everyone started like that

If I could show you my first one!

If it is your first time, I know you will have hard times

with the tension, thread issues,

feel free to write down a comment, you know I always answer your messages

type: "Grace, I can not make it"... and I will try to help you on the go!

it takes a while to master this technique

but once you got it...

...no one will stop you!

I leave you in the description box where can you find the presser foot for Free Motion Quilting

Make sure you buy the right one for your sewing machine model

We keep in touch and see you in another video.

Remember it was: "Handy and Crafty, Sewing with Grace" .

Byeee!

For more infomation >> Free Motion Quilting | Basic Machine Quilting Tutorial - Duration: 10:40.

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Monza y Alemania, las claves del título de Hamilton - RCtotal - Duration: 4:19.

Los errores de Vettel bajo presión y el nivel del mejor británico junto a un gran Mercedes hacen de Lewis pentacampeón. No hay nada como el deporte.

Ese momento en el que el campeón derrotado y el campeón vencedor se abrazan, se dan la mano largo, se miran y se admiran en los ojos del otro,

ese instante en el que Sebastian Vettel felicita a Lewis Hamilton quedará en la historia como uno de esos en los que la Fórmula 1,

el deporte, pasa por encima del dinero y la suerte, del talento y la valentía, del coraje y el destino y solo hay dos hombres que se juegan la vida y se reconocen en su esfuerzo.

Pero para llegar a ahí, para el pentacampeonato del mundo de Hamilton antes tuvieron que pasar muchas cosas,

pero sobre todo dos: un alemán que ha cometido errores bajo presión y un inglés que ha pilotado mejor y de manera más inteligente que en toda su vida. Y dos momentos: Hockenheim y Monza.

El Mundial llegaba a Alemania con ocho puntos de ventaja de Vettel sobre Hamilton y salió de allí con el de Mercedes liderando con 17 con respecto al de Ferrari.

Vettel partía de la pole y cometió un error cuando lideraba la carrera en la vuelta 52 y la carrera la ganó Hamilton.

Hasta ese gran premio cuatro victorias del germano y tres para Lewis. Perdón, muchachos", dijo entonces Seb. "Lo arruiné, fue mi error.

Pero hay otro momento clave, la primera vuelta del GP de Italia. Desde entonces seis para Hamilton y solo una del tetracampeón.

Salía desde la pole Raikkonen y la idea era dejarse pasar en el primer pit stop, pero no en la salida.

Sin embargo Vettel se acercó mucho, Kimi no le dejó espacio y por detrás llegó Hamilton que se lanzó en la variante della Roggia, se tocaron, el alemán con el coche tocado y a remontar desde atrás.

Hamilton ganó adelantando al finlandés y el líder de la Scuderia acabó cuarto y a 30 puntos en el Mundial.

A partir de ahí cuatro victorias seguidas de Hamilton cerraron el campeonato.

Vettel no supo aprovechar el mejor Ferrari desde 2006 que fue el monoplaza más rápido en gran parte del año hasta que Mercedes finalmente despertó y la FIA vigiló mejor sus baterías.

El año empezó con victoria en Australia y Bahréin para Seb con Hamilton esperando su turno, ganó Ricciardo en China en la peor carrera de los campeones,

cuarto y octavo respectivamente Lewis y Sebastian víctimas de la agresividad de Verstappen.

Bakú fue la primera victoria del británico, que se pone líder, y el primer gran error de Seb, también gana en España,

Mónaco fue otro momento Ricciardo, pero en Canadá recupera el Ferrari con el de Mercedes quinto y vuelve a ser líder por un punto.

Abandono en Austria de Hamilton que Vettel no puede aprovechar, triunfo de Verstappen. En Francia, Vettel se toca con Bottas y gana Hamilton.

Y en Silverstone vuelve Seb con Hamilton remontando quince puestos tras un toque con Raikkonen.

Pero llega Alemania, el gran error de Vettel, a partir de ahí en siete carreras, cinco victorias, cuatro de ellas consecutivas y siete podios para el pentecampeón que lleva en total nueve triunfos y quince visitas al cajón.

Ahora dice que quiere ganar las dos que quedan, pero ya es campeón, lo ha logrado durante todo el año, pero hubo dos momentos decisivos: Alemania e Italia, las casas de Vettel en las que Hamilton entró al asalto.