Waching daily Jan 28 2019

Hi there! I'm Daniel Benítez, I'm 26 and I

live in Cádiz, southern Spain. I send

you this email because I'm very

interested in going to your studio as a

"student intern". Okay, let me explain! I'm

an electrical and naval engineer, two

different degrees that I passed

remarkably with good marks and even a

final award. But last year I decided to make a

180º turn my life and throw myself into

what has always been my passion: sound

and music.That's why I moved to Málaga,

the birth city of the great Pablo Picasso,

and started studying there

the official course for sound engineer, which

lasts two years. During the second year,

which I start on September 2018,

I have to carry out an internship in a

professional company, in order to obtain

the certification. This internship lasts

about three months, usually from March to

June, more or less. They give us the

possibility to do it abroad, taking

advantage of the "Erasmus Programme". And

that's the reason I get in contact with

you. If you accept, I might be in a period of

two to three months in your facilities,

performing the tasks that you consider

appropriate, without any economic cost,

as I would be granted by the European

Union. I will be completely ready and

willing to learn, help and cooperate. It's just a matter

of fill some documents out. As a personal

endorsement, I can tell you that I'm a

complete passionate about sound and

music, and I'm giving my best to develop

my dream. That's why I'm making and editing

this video, as a better way to

introduce me to you and show you that I

can speak English fluently. Also during

the first year I got 10 out of 10 in

every single subject: "Sound Communication

and Expression", "Electroacustics", "Laboral

Formation",

"Sound Installations", "Sound Projects

Planification" and "Sound for Audiovisuals"

as well as the appreciation of teachers

and classmates. Also I made a book of

notes that sums up the contents of the

subjects, which I called "Sound Engineer - First Course".

You can find it on Amazon where

it is available.

Moreover, I have run my own Home Studio

since 2008, where I develop my

passions, such as producing, recording,

mixing and DJing.

It's called "SacroForest" and you can check

its content on www.sacroforest.com.

Besides, I've had live sound experiences as a Hip Hop DJ, and also in

venues, hotels and even big festivals, as

a sound engineer and sound technician.

Plus, it's not the first time I travel through

Europe, as I took the Erasmus Programme

during my university period, studying in

Poland for nine months. So that's all! If

you are considering on the proposal I

made you please do not hesitate to ask

anything you need to know. This trip

means everything to me, and I'll do

wherever it takes to make my dream come

true. Thank you and goodbye!

For more infomation >> Daniel Benítez - Video Resume - Duration: 3:08.

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Dead Series?! (Update Video) - Duration: 1:25.

On October 27, 2014, I uploaded episode 48 of Mario Kart 7 Online Gameplay.

On November 6 that same year, I uploaded episode 22 of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon ScareScrapers.

Since then, I haven't made any new videos for those games, so I thought to myself:

wouldn't it be nice if I did another video for each of those series?

The thing is, however, I could be making more Mario Kart 7 and Luigi's Mansion videos

had I gotten a capture card sometime within the past few years.

I got my 3DS in December of 2011, so I've had it for over 7 years now, and it's been starting to get pretty worn out.

Therefore, if I were to have a capture card installed to it, I would have to face the risk of it breaking due to its age.

My two other options are either to save enough money for a New Nintendo 3DS with a preinstalled capture card,

or I could find a new camera and something to hold it and my 3DS with so the video would be less shaky.

Anyway, I probably won't be continuing my Mario Kart 7

and Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon series for a while longer until I can figure something out.

That's it for this video. I've really been looking forward to continuing Mario Kart 7 Online Gameplay

and Luigi's Mansion ScareScrapers; I just need the equipment first.

Anyway, thank you for watching and I will see you later!

For more infomation >> Dead Series?! (Update Video) - Duration: 1:25.

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3pm Video Forecast - Duration: 1:25.

For more infomation >> 3pm Video Forecast - Duration: 1:25.

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Wissensakademie - Video 001 - Einbau einer Silikonschaum Kesseltürdichtung - Duration: 2:52.

Replacing the boiler door seal on a SOLARvent iQ 3.0 wood pellet boiler

You need the following material and tools

First remove the old boiler door seal

Press the silicone sealing cord tightly into the corners so that they are completely filled.

Now cut the silicone sealing cord about 5 mm longer.

Now you have to adjust the boiler door to set the right pressure on the right side.

Start by loosening the front nut with a 17 mm open-end wrench.

Then turn the rear nut backwards by about 4 mm and then pull the door forward until it stops.

Now turn the front nut all the way back and counter it with the open-end wrench.

Repeat the same steps with the lower door hinge.

Please lift the door on the left side and check if it can be moved without jamming.

Now you turn the front nut all the way back to the stop and counter these with the open-end wrench.