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WELL.

MORGAN?

>> SARAH, THANK YOU.

WE'RE FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS

OUT OF THE WEST BROOK TONIGHT

AFTER POLICE CONFIRM THE

IDENTITY OF THE VICTIM A DEADLY

CAR CRASH INTO STROUDWATER

RIVER.

POLICE SAY THE BODY WAS

DISCOVERED INSIDE THE VEHICLE

WHICH ENTERED THE WATER ON

SPRING STREET.

THE CAR WAS ALREADY THREE

QUARTERS SUBMERGED BY THE TIME

OFFICERS ARRIVED ON SCENE JUST

AFTER 10:00 A.M.

WESTBROOK POLICE CHIEF ROBERTS

SAYS INVESTIGATORS ARE STILL

TRYING TO PIECE TOGETHER EXACTLY

WHAT HAPPENED.

>> IT APPEARS AT THIS POINT THAT

THE VEHICLE WAS COMING INBOUND

FROM SPRING STREET, CROSSED THE

CENTER LINE, HIT THE GUARD RAIL,

WAS PROJECTED INTO THE AIR, IN

BETWEEN TREES AND TELEPHONE

POLE, HIT THE ICE, BROKE THE

ICE, HIT THE OTHER SIDE OF THE

RIVER ON THE BANK, AND FLIPPED

OVER.

REPORTER: SPRING STREET WAS SHUT

DOWN THE IN BOTH DIRECTIONS FOR

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The 10 Most Tunable Japanese Engines - Duration: 8:16.

Τhe TOP 10 Best Japanese Engines to Tune.

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Number 10 : Honda K20

The 2 litre K20 engine, found in the EP3, FN2 and DC5 Type Rs is considered one of the best production Honda engines.

Despite being an engine which already is in such a high state of tune from factory, a lot more power can be had even without resorting to turbos or superchargers.

With the 2.4L K24 bottom-end bolted on or using a 2.6L stroker kit, you can get 300hp with great torque and linear power delivery.

The standard internals are definitely not weak, as people have managed to extract upwards of 500hp out of stock K20s with turbo convesions, while when fully built with uprated internals double that can be easily had.

The i-VTEC head also ensures fantastic drivability in comparison to engines of similar states of tune and capacity.

Number 9 : Subaru EJ-Series

Already 20 years old, the Subaru EJ-Series Turbo motors with their unique exhaust note and unusual boxer layout have been hugely popular and seem to be getting increasingly powerful.

Capacities range from 2 litres to 2.5 litres in standard form but a stroker kit can take it up to 2.7 litres.

Regardless of the capacity, big power is easily possible.

While having a flat layout, access to certain parts of the engine like the exhaust manifold can be proven tricky and costly on these engines, subaru specialists offer bolt-on hybrid turbos capable of more than 500 horsepower, a figure people have pushed the standard internals lots of the time to as well.

800 horsepower can be extracted from a fully built track car reliably, while 1400+ horsepower has been achieved in drag racing use as well.

Number 8 : Mitsubishi 4G63

Found in every Mitsubishi Lancer Evo apart from the tenth, this 2 litre lump is definitely one of the most tunable 4-bangers ever made.

Its components conform with Group N and A rally rules, meaning it's hugely strong and easily tunable while still using lots of OEM stuff.

A massive front mount intercooler up front from factory, and an equally big turbo mean well over 400hp on the stock setup.

Of course, while 400hp is a truly impressive figure from a stock engine, there's a dazzling amount of turbo, stroker, twincharger kits or even dry sump conversions, allowing double that easily and an impressive 2000hp out of drag fuelled monster 4G63 units.

Number 7 : Toyota 1UZ-FE

This motor started its life as a $30 million dollar developlment plan for a Le Mans and Japanese GT Racing engine.

However due to a change of rules in the classes it was planned to run in, it was heavily de-tuned and fitted to various luxury Toyota and Lexus vehicles of the time.

It's incredibly light for being a V8 and given ITBs and tubular exhaust manifolds, upwards of 400hp on standard internals has been achieved while revving to a staggering 8000rpm.

Figures of 500hp have been achieved as well on 24-hour endurance race spec, while 600hp plus in turbo form on stock internals is considered quite safe. Fully built engines can definitely surpass double that.

Number 6 : Mazda Rotary Engines

The Rotary is an unusual engine, being unbeatable when tuned correctly. Proof of that definitely is the fact they were banned from Le Mans just by plainly being too good. Huge punch out of such small engines, as a quad rotor which isn't any longer than a typical Straight-6 delivers the grunt of a big V8.

Small, light, powerful and revving to the moon and back rapidly are definitely characteristics of these engines.

At least 150hp can be achieved per litre in N/A form, over 350hp per litre with forced induction and over 500hp on a full-blown race engine. Due to the design of the rotary, a 1.3L twin-rotor unit can spool turbos as easily as a 2JZ while three or four rotor engines completely annihilate V8s.

Number 5 : Nissan SR20DET

While definitely not the most powerful engines of the bunch, what's astonishing is the bang for the buck they give, having a huge load of parts available.

Bolt-ons can take them to around 260hp, while 400hp is easily achievable and safe on stock internals with a bigger turbo.

Power figures of over 700 horsepower have been achieved in combination with the extremely high flowing VVL head of the SR16VE and SR20VE lumps and some examples have even reached the 1000hp mark.

Number 4 : Nissan VR38DETT

Fitted in the R35 generation Nissan GT-R, it's considered a tuner's dream.

The VR38 starts at over 500hp in stock form

There are stroker kits that bring the engine up to 4.6 litres and upwards of 1500hp has already been achieved, with plenty more coming undoubtedly.

Number 3 : Honda B-Series

Already over 25 years old, the little B series units are absolutely incredible. Despite only ranging from 170 to 200hp in standard form, a bolt-on turbo kit brings you to upwards of 500hp.

That's an insane number out of an engine as small as 1.8L while on stock internals.

Drag racing examples obviously push out way more than double that, obliterating many bigger engines.

Number 2 : Nissan RB Series

The three main party pieces of the RB family are the RB20DET and its 2.5L and 2.6L brothers. The RB20 can achieve 450hp on standard internals while revving up to 8000rpm safely, achieving well over that fully built.

The 2.5L RB25 on the other hand is a greater bang for your buck, achieving up to 300hp just with simple mods or up to 500hp with a turbo upgrade still on the stock bottom end.

When hitting for the 1000hp milestone, tuners usually choose the RB26 as it's an engine that was actually born as a racing engine, originating from the Group A Touring car championship.

Due to this, people have reported upwards of 1000hp on stock internals, while people have been stroking these motors up or using the rb30 block to achieve numbers as impressive as 1800hp!

Number 1 : Toyota 1JZ/2JZ

While definitely not a power-lacking motor at all producing well over 300hp in stock form, ditching the stock turbos and going for a big single one means upwards of 1000hp out of a 3.0 on its completely stock bottom end.

More realistically, 700hp can be easily achieved on a standard healthy 2JZ maintaining fast spool up characteristics and reliability.

The 1JZ on the other hand can be credited for being a great bang-for-buck motor, being the choice of plenty of drifters due to their low cost since they were installed in cars like the Toyota Chaser and Crown sedans, while still being very tunable and powerful.

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Celebrities Join Women's March, White House Press Secretary Lies About Crowd Size - Duration: 2:14.

For Complex News, I'm hanuman welch.

As hundreds of thousands protested the incoming trump administration in coordinated country

wide women's marches, attendees were joined by a whole slew of celebrities adding their

voices to the chorus of support.

From LA, where crowds were measured at around 750,000 to DC where crowds tipped the scales

at half a million, celebrities like Zendaya, Seth Rogen, Jenny Slate, and Nick Offerman

came out to march and speak.

Janelle Monae and Alicia Keys spoke and performed in DC with Monae Surrounded onstage by the

Mothers of the Movement and activists, including #BlackTransLivesMatter co-founder Cherno Biko,

Monáe urged everyone to not let the "bullies" get to them.

"Continue to embrace the things that make you unique, even if it makes others uncomfortable.

You are enough"And whenever you feel in doubt, whenever you want to give up, you must

always remember to choose freedom over fear."

While all that was happening, Sean Spicer the new White House press secretary gave a

briefing where he came to the podium and ranted about how Trump's inauguration attendance

was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period.

Which is

completely insane considering the inauguration was Friday and we all saw what the turnout

was.

Spicer's version of history doesn't exist, these are lies.

He came out and said no one had numbers because bc park service doesn't put them out followed

bye this was biggest in history.

He also bailed before taking any questions.

If the Trump administration is going to get this bent out of shape and insecure about

the size of crowd, what else will they try and get away with when we're not looking?

For everything else subscribe to Complex on YouTube.

For Complex News, I'm Hanuman Welch.

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Reading Diversely & Picking What to Read // Discussion - Duration: 3:55.

Hi everyone! It's Clarisse, this is ClarisseReads

and today I'm going to talk a bit about

reading more diverse science fiction and

fantasy books. As you may know, I decided

not to set yearly reading goals but

instead try to set more specific

quarterly reading goals. And I'm still

sticking with that, but even though I'm

doing that there are still some reading

goals that are more general that I do

want to prioritize - not necessarily for

the year, but just right now, for some

undefined period of time - and one of

those goals is to read more diverse

science fiction and fantasy. Well, the

first part probably makes sense to you; a

lot of people on Booktube have been wanting

to read more diversely - I mean to

DiverseAThon is a thing, and I think it's

going to be happening when this video goes up -

and that's something I want to strive towards

generally. But the reason that I'm trying

to read diverse science fiction and

fantasy specifically...well, I think that has

bit of a longer explanation. Recently, when

I was trying to reflect a bit on my

reading goals in 2016, and things

that went well, things that went wrong - I

did make those videos, but there were

some thing I noticed that I wasn't able

to mention in those videos. Specifically

for my "Read the World" goal. As I mentioned in

the video when I talked about the results of

that reading goal, I was pretty proud of

what I was able to accomplish, and I'm

still pretty proud of it.

But something I forgot to mention is that even

though I read from so many different

countries

last year I don't think any of the books

I read from my "Read the World" goal made

it to my "Favorites of 2016" video - like I

tried to read more diversely, but my favorites

videos still didn't end up being all

that diverse. I tried to figure out, why is that?

Am I just naturally biased towards things

that aren't diverse without me even trying

to be biased? Then I realized there was

something wrong with my mindset when it

came to reading more diverse books.

When I pick books to read in

general, I normally gravitate towards

science fiction and fantasy, because I

know that those are my favorite genres.

But when I was trying to pick books for,

example my "Read the World" challenge last year,

I was picking books that were rated really

highly, books that were recommended by

my friends...and I don't think there's

anything wrong with that, but I do want

reading diversely to become something

normal, to become something natural.

And I don't think that's going to happen if I

continue to have this disconnect

between how I choose books to read in

general and how I choose books to read

that are diverse. I wasn't unimpressed by my

"Read the World" books because they were

from other countries, but because I

wasn't picking them the way I was picking

books normally. I wasn't picking them

with the same filters. I wasn't picking

books that I thought I WOULD enjoy, but

instead I was picking books that I thought I

SHOULD enjoy, and I think there's

something wrong with that.

So now, for again, some undefined period

of time, I want to try to focus more on

reading diversely, but also reading

books from the genres I love, and

knowing that those two things aren't

separate, I don't need to think of them [as] separate,

I don't need to pick diverse books

differently from the way I pick normal books.

So I'm hoping by the end of the year my

favorites video is going to be a lot more

diverse, I'm hoping that as I progress

with this channel I'm going to be

able to share books that other people

aren't talking about, and, most

importantly, I hope that reading

diversely eventually becomes something

that I don't need to consciously do but

instead becomes something that I

naturally gravitate towards doing. So that's all I

have to say about that,

I guess. Sorry if it was a bit ramble-y; normally for videos I try

to write a bit of an outline first, but I was actually filming

something completely different when I

suddenly went off on a tangent and started

talking about this, so I figured I might as well

make it a completely different video. So if

you have any thoughts on this, or on reading diversely

in general, feel free to share it with me in the comment

section below. Also feel free to share with me any of

the diverse science fiction or fantasy books that you think I should read

also down below. Anyway, thank you so

much for watching, and I hope to see you next time. Bye!

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