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Riah Tries
Добавлен 4 дек 2022
Learning Electronics & Programming Basics with the Arduino UNO Tech Board
I tried out some basic electronic projects
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Видео
Visiting the UK & Seeing Harry Potter Sights
Просмотров 94Месяц назад
we visited edinburgh, fort william to ride the jacobite, and king's cross and the WB studio tour in london
Making Wood Burning Art
Просмотров 1193 месяца назад
I got a wood burning kit and designed some art with it
Foraging for Wild Food & Herbs
Просмотров 184 месяца назад
I learned a little about foraging in my local mountains
6 Month Resolutions Check In
Просмотров 184 месяца назад
I decided to take some time to reflect on my goals and progress so far in 2024
Beginning Strength Training (First 3 Months)
Просмотров 615 месяцев назад
I started working out 3x a week
Learning Archery (Using a Compound Bow)
Просмотров 1205 месяцев назад
I tried archery for the first time and got myself a compound bow to do it here are the accounts for the creators I watched for research: @seansoutdoors @HaxenHunt @DaveWirth
Making Glass Art (Part 2: Blowing a Memory Sphere)
Просмотров 4306 месяцев назад
I fulfilled a lifelong dream and went to a glass workshop to try glass blowing!
Making Glass Art (Part 1: Stained Glass)
Просмотров 826 месяцев назад
I got to go to a glass studio and make a cute stained glass piece!
Using a Food Dehydrator (Learning Food Preservation)
Просмотров 1237 месяцев назад
I bought a couple dehydrators to learn how to prep food for storage.
Using Eyebrow Growth Serum for 28 Days
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.7 месяцев назад
I tried to grow my eyebrows with a special formula for a month
Making Resin Dice for D&D / Tabletop Games
Просмотров 7038 месяцев назад
Making Resin Dice for D&D / Tabletop Games
Finding Treatments & Solutions for my PCOS
Просмотров 1410 месяцев назад
Finding Treatments & Solutions for my PCOS
Creating a Harry Potter Themed Christmas Feast
Просмотров 19711 месяцев назад
Creating a Harry Potter Themed Christmas Feast
Learning Calligraphy & Making Gift Tags for the holidays
Просмотров 6411 месяцев назад
Learning Calligraphy & Making Gift Tags for the holidays
Making Japanese Convenience Store Sandwiches
Просмотров 12Год назад
Making Japanese Convenience Store Sandwiches
Making Cute DIY Clay Critters (Pygmy Puffs from Harry Potter)
Просмотров 83Год назад
Making Cute DIY Clay Critters (Pygmy Puffs from Harry Potter)
Organizing Home Gym / Craft Room / Gift Wrapping Room
Просмотров 73Год назад
Organizing Home Gym / Craft Room / Gift Wrapping Room
I am confused on my dough setting. It only goes for 45 minutes. In my experience with other bread machines, it is usually a lot longer. Looks like you figured out a longer setting. Is there a step or setting I am missing?
do you mean the specific mixing setting? do you still have your instruction book? it should tell you how long it does each step of the preset process (mixing, resting, kneading, rising, etc). you can always use the #20 option to make the exact process you want, to program each stage of the process.
The Shables in York used to be a lovely place to visit with interesting shops selling a variety of goods. It's now full of tacky tourist shops selling cheap nasty Harry Potter plastic wands and wizard hats. Many of these siites have a rich, interesting history so sad that they are only seen by some people as a film location
Hi John! We actually spent over a week in the UK visiting a lot of sites and learning about their history and current state, it was awesome to see and learn so much from my heritage. This was just a fun highlight video of some specific harry potter sites we happened to visit in between all of that. i couldn't finish a video of everything we did on time to keep up with my release schedule. thanks for watching.
@riahtries maybe so, but many people agree that there is a definite overkill on Harry Potter. The Shambles in York being the prime example. There is also a tendency, particularly with American visitors, to say that any gothic or medieval building looks like it's from Harry Potter. Support for JK Rowling is also divided due to her political views, with many younger people turning against her. The popularity of her book could be effected
I'm confused why you're upset by my video existing if I didn't do any of the things you're complaining about, like visiting the shambles or misidentifying buildings? I did very specific harry potter locations and experiences. i don't bring politics into my channel. nothing could exist in this world if we were unable to separate products from their creators, especially art. regardless, it seems like maybe this video wasn't for you, and that's okay! there's a lot of other content out there that I'm sure you'll find enjoyable.
@riahtries you sell your post by using Harry Potter and the UK is more than a fictional character in a children's book
Gave me confidence to do this myself, thanks miss.
you're welcome! good luck!
Hey! Do you still check this? Did you use both needing paddles or just one?
hi! i only used one paddle, i don't think both would fit at the same time.
How did you connect the Bluetooth? Having trouble with it
press and hold for 5 seconds until the LED flashes red and blue, and it will be in pairing mode. then on your phone go to the bluetooth settings and pair new device, it should pop up as "TCOM"
I know this video is a couple months old but a really easy way to reduce the amount of raised faces you get on a mold like that (ive got the same kind) is to add a weight on top. In my experience i used an old a5 sized journal and it pretty much solved the raised face problems
dang it that does seem like it would have been an easy, obvious solve. i feel a little dumb haha
For anchoring, I like to touch the tip of my nose to the string to help with overall consistency, if you want to try that.
awesome, thank you for the advice!
@@riahtries you bet. Gif bless ya
Your head is your memory sphere. The notion that your glass can do anything for memories is ridiculous.
I'm pretty sure it's just a nice name for a little sphere to hold trinkets, to collect mementos from your favorite memories.
Great Video. ❤
Thank you!
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Hey! not sure what was bad about this video, have any detailed feedback?
What measures did you use for yeast and salt
For which recipe?
We just got this bread machine, too! I was wondering about the kneading attachment. Is it supposed to be taken out at any time? I just left it in, and there was a huge hole in my bread LOL. I thought I might be missing a step.
you can leave it in, and you will have a hole, but if you want the loaf to look pretty, then it needs to be taken out after the final kneading step, before it starts to rise.
this was a really good video, too bad i live in a country that doesn't allow me to have the same experience
sorry to hear that. thanks for your support though!
You really did things right, getting all the equipment, trying out the guns first and taking a class. I just bought guns that were on my list, and looked cool. then tried to learn how to shoot them on my own
thanks! i think because i have small hands i wanted to be sure about such an expensive purchase before making it. but if that hadn't been the case, or if i really liked guns and wanted a collection, i might have done it your way. but i think the classes are super important. and they have them for all levels usually, so i'm sure you could still take some!
@@riahtries definitely will you be making more gun videos
i'm not sure, what sort of content do you think would be interesting?
@@riahtries just your skill progression
maybe i will do a follow up in a few months then, after i do some regular practice at the range!
Better than many "preppers" kits already on RUclips.
thank you! I tried to be really thoughtful in what would actually be useful in different types of emergencies.
Thank you for making more than one type of bread. My machine came today. I want to make rye (thank you much🙂) and French. It was good to see that rye is made on the basic white setting. Are you going to make a loaf of French? I'd rather learn from you lol than try my first loaf on my own.
I haven't tried to make french bread in it yet! it seems like most recipes have you only use the machine for half of the process. this is a recipe that looks like it does the whole recipe in the machine, though: www.bigoven.com/recipe/bread-machine-french-bread/157898
@@riahtries I used to make French bread in the original Welbilt 40 years ago. The hints section of the instruction booklet said you could add an egg white wash to make it more crusty. I always did that. I'm going to try it again, next month lol when I have the dough (I couldn't help myself lol) to buy yeast.
Always love to see these vids. Some comments though… 1. It seems you are getting things others say you need as opposed to taking into account your skills, purpose, environment, purpose, etc. 2. Skills trump gear. Make sure you and your husband understand key skills like first aid (stop the bleed, cpr, etc.), fire (starting/stopping), purifying water, knots, navigation, etc. 3. Use all of your gear before any emergency. 4. Weight matters. Keep that in mind. 5. Be realistic in everything. 😮 I posted some videos on these types of things. Check them out. I’m not dogging anything you have here. Just trying to help. The reason I started my channel is to help folks. It’s a community not a competition. I’m not sure I’ll do more videos as my last video was super important (stop the bleed) but only got like 2 dozen views. Why spend so much time when no one is listening? Anyway, I applaud all you’re doing and am only trying to help. I hope it’s taken in that vein and hope my videos help in some way. Take care.
Thanks for the advice. I thought through many emergency scenarios before making a list of what I felt would be valuable and usable by myself or my husband, I didn't go off what anyone else said I would need. I also mentioned that I would be practicing with all of this gear this summer and tested the weight of the pack multiple times. Good luck with your channel.
It's too bad you didn't explain how to put the blade on and how to take out the basket ...
by "the blade" do you mean the mixing part? it slides on, you just have to match the flat edge of the pole with the flat edge in the gap of the mixing piece. the basket just twists off, about a 45 degree turn.
@@riahtriesthank you ❤️
So it comes with 2 paddles. You only use 1?
did u have to wait for the yeast to rise and bubble? or just go?
nope! the recipes i used said it was fine to just pour it in and let it go. the machine instructions and recipes all even said to have the yeast be on top of the flour, so not touching any liquid at all.
Nice review ❣️ what made you choose this machine vs others?
sorry i didn't see this! it came down to a vertical pan, the size of the hole left by the mixing paddle, the number of bread options/settings offered, and i wanted one that had no additional steps once i put all the ingredients in. also i liked the color! haha
How are you related to mark delivers?
I am not
Are you mark delivers sister?
nope sorry I'm not sure who that is
how many seeds for every hole?
2-3 since most seeds seem to have a germination success rate of 1 in 2 or 3
i am also a biggest fan of taylor swift
it was so fun!
@@riahtries yaaa!
you gonna be famous in future you are so pretty
haha thank you!
Super liked❤ and loved it great video. Great and beautiful Japan Your new buddy and subscriber here Watching here from Jeddah KSA sending support without skipping ads🙏💪
thank you for watching, japan was beautiful!
🎉🎉🎉❤ I’m inspired to go back to my Learn To Skate classes. I was going to quit. Thanks for posting.
That's awesome! If it makes you happy you should do it. Thanks for watching!
I live in Tokyo, Japan, have lived here for 9 years!! I've never flown ZipAir but will definitely give it a try for a next international trip. I usually fly ANA (japanese airlines) or Lufthansa but the prices can be really steep, depending where you go. Looking forward to your next video!!
Yes it was surprisingly so cheap, it was awesome! Thanks for watching!
I’m a beginner figure skater too! I just got my own pair of skates, and I am hoping to start lessons soon!
good luck! I wish I had purchased my own skates, it seems like that improves things immediately. I just wasn't sure if this was going to be a long-term hobby.
Hi there! I started figure skating this year as an adult as well. I know they can be a bit pricy, but I would recommend getting your own skates as soon as you are able. I started on rentals and definitely did make progress, but once I got my own skates my progress became exponential. I’m now doing jumps and turns that I definitely wasn’t before, and skills like crossovers are SO much easier. It’s definitely an investment, but I think you end up saving money in the long run because you can improve so much faster during your lessons. I hope you continue to enjoy figure skating and make loads of progress! : )
I wholeheartedly agree about buying your own skates. I had gone ice skating many years ago wearing rentals and the experience was scarier than it was fun. Deciding to start learning figure skating, I got an amazing private coach, I also take group lessons but my first investment in the sport was to get myself a nice pair of figure skates, before I even started the coaching sessions. I spoke with my then future coach, she pointed me to our nearest Edea official dealer and I went in person to get professionally fitted. I'm a skier, used to very stiff ski boots, so I was advised to purchase Edea Concerto, which I did. Not cheap at all, quite expensive, but since I first stepped on the ice for my first lesson, I didn't have the fear I had had previously, being completely unbalanced wearing skates that didn't fit me properly, with a blade that wasn't custom mounted for me. Now I can just concentrate in practicing the elements my coaches teach me over and over and I am thrilled to see my progress. I think Riah is really talented, did an awesome job in 6 weeks and when she has her own skates her progress will be even quicker and awesome!!
That's what I hear - I wasn't sure if this was going to be a long-term hobby so I didn't want to make such a pricy investment, but if I continue with it I definitely will get skates. Good luck with your lessons!
The ice skate rentals were definitely the hardest part - I had a different size and type of skate for the first three weeks trying to find a good fit. I'll definitely get custom skates if I continue with the hobby. Thanks for your kind words! Good luck with your lessons.
I'm also a beginner adult figure skater and practicing the exact same things!! You did a great job!! Are you going to continue doing figure skating? :)
I really enjoyed it! Thanks for your support. How is your practice going? I think I will take some more lessons in the future to see if I want to continue. It was really rewarding.
@@riahtries Thank you so much for replying and asking!! I had a private lesson with my coach today and for the first time I managed to actually be nice and fluid and not robotic and all tense doing the swizzles :D She's awesome and always keeps encouraging me! I'm so happy I'll even go tomorrow again just to practice, since I have group lesson on Sunday. I always feel bad when I can't get things right since I don't want to waste my coaches's times ( I know I'm paying them, but still). I think you did GREAT and by watching your video it seemed like you really had fun! I subscribed to your channel since I also think you make awesome videos and wish your channel great growth, but I hope you decide to take more figure skating lessons in the future and film your progress! :)
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thanks haha
thats not bad ngl 👍
thanks!
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thank you!
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