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If you keep making that face, it will get stuck that way!

Beta

Don't lift so much of weight. You'll become bulky like a man!

Mom! It's not like I'm going to turn into hulk over night.

Stop doing that beta. You will get fat knuckles.

And then you won't be able to wear pretty rings.

What is this?

Don't shave!

Use hair removal cream instead

No mom!

That stuff has so many chemicals that harm my skin.

Also it smells disgusting!

These pictures have come out nice

But I hate this photo, I look so ugly.

What have you saying?

Look at this hair, this smile...

You're the most beautiful girl in the whole world.

It's a relief to know that we can pout all day and not get facial paralysis.

And also shave without fear and get soft skin instantly!

But we love our moms despite the crazy theories that they may have!

If you liked this video then give it a big crazy thumbs up!

And like it, share it and subscribe.

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Introducing Honda Sixth Sense - Duration: 0:52.

More and more pedestrians engage in distracted walking each day.

So we extended our Honda Sensing technologies beyond the road.

Introducing Honda Sixth Sense,

a revolutionary new way to stay safe whenever you're mobile.

Honda Sixth Sense includes a number of innovative features.

Much like Lane Departure warnings found in our vehicles,

its Sidewalk Departure Warning detects when you're veering off the path.

Obstacles are everywhere.

Which is why the 360 Collision System detects threats from all angles.

And now upgrade to Sixth Sense Premium.

Just select a contact in the Personal Avoidance System.

It will then track the cellular signal of an unwanted presence

and reroute you accordingly.

Honda Sixth Sense,

creating safe mobility solutions.

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Watch Slink Johnson A.K.A. 'Black Jesus' Shut This Comedian Down | Black Card Revoked - Duration: 3:03.

- Let's get this money.

- Letty.

- You said you needed this money.

- Let's go.

- Let's get this shit.

- You're talking there like a pimp. "Let's get this money."

- Yeah. - We need to get this money.

I need them to get out here writing

them right correct answers or I'm busting that ass.

- Card intact, card intact over here.

- Okay.

- Black card intact.

(slow groovy music)

- [Interviewer] I have a question.

- Yeah. - Do you have siblings?

- I do, I have six.

- You have six siblings?

- Yes. - Do they have children?

- No.

- So none of your siblings have children?

- None of us want children, no.

- Okay. Cause once they have kids,

you're gonna be Aunt Jemima.

(laughter)

- Very original.

- Which historical portrait is most likely

to be on your granny's wall next to your big-ass cross,

next to the big-ass ... cross.

(laughter)

- [Woman] You can't say ass

(audience talking)

- I can't say ass and cross in the same?

(woman talking)

- Which historical portrait is most likely, check it.

Which historical portrait is most likely on your, dammit.

(laughter)

Who are you, the devil? - Take a breath, take a breath.

- I'm gonna tell you what the problem is,

I'm gonna tell you we've got too many white people

in the audience today.

- You see them?

- I see them. I see them.

- No it's not too many white people,

there's plenty of black people the problem is,

you ain't got on no socks.

(laughter and clapping)

No one wants to--

every real nigga wears socks from the swap meet.

(laughter and yelling)

See? - Revoked.

Revoked.

- You know Justin has-- - Listen.

- Justin got that good CBS money there.

- That's not-- hey.

(laughter and talking)

- Now see, what he forgot to mention is,

I'm on network TV and so when you start making CBS money,

they make you take your socks off.

(laughter)

They made me take my socks off.

- I can dig it. Only take mine off too.

- They made me do it.

They made me.

- Your boo has ghosted you for a full 24 hours

and 17 minutes.

You've been counting. (laughter)

They ain't dead, but they about to be.

What bum-ass excuse are they gonna hit you with

as soon as they walk through the door?

- The bum-ass excuse I'm getting is he was with the boys.

- They with the homeboys.

They always blame it "I was with my homeboys,

you know what I'm saying" - Who mean now?

- "I was out late, you know what I'm saying?

(Jemima laughs)

Men ain't shit. - Right.

All that.

- That's all. - You get that a lot, Jemima?

- I, of course.

- The white boys be saying that to you?

(laughter)

- I was out hanging with the guys.

- The white boy says I'm hanging with my coworkers

(laughter)

Drinking a macchiato, and - Come on Jemima,

you know how I like to golf.

- I would assume, I would assume that this

is what my boy would say.

- He was at the fraternity with his friends.

- Me and my homeboys were watching Queen Sugar and--

(laughter)

- Is it "was with the boys"?

- With the boys. - Come on we with the boys.

- You know y'all are full of shit.

You're full of shit.

(slow groovy music)

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Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) Movie CLIP 6 HD (Blu-ray) | CoolestClips - Duration: 4:56.

Go, Spencer.

No.

- Yeah! - Yeah.

"Call out its name. "

- Call out its name! - Call out its name, everyone!

- Jumanji! - Jumanji!

- I think we did it. - I think we won.

I think we did.

Guys, it's Nigel.

Nigel.

Well done, intrepid adventurers.

You lifted the curse!

All of Jumanji thanks you.

Your work here is done.

So, sadly, this is where we part.

Seaplane McDonough...

...let me shake your hand.

Alex.

Adieu, Professor Oberon.

Later, dude.

- I'll miss you the most, my little Mouse. - Get me the hell out of here.

Farewell, Ruby Roundhouse.

Wait.

What if we didn't go back?

I just...

I like being like this. With you.

Then let's be like this...

...every day.

Just come home.

Dr. Bravestone.

Nigel, I'm ready to go home.

Farewell, my good man.

See you later, Bravestone.

- Oh, my God. - Yes, yes, yes! I'm back, baby!

I will never complain about my body ever again. Oh, thank God.

Oh, I missed you.

Where's Alex?

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Can Demons Read Our Minds? - Duration: 5:03.

Can demons read our mind or just put thoughts in them?

Is it a question that has a clear answer?

I want to share our perspective.

Many of our clients ask this when they come in to meet with us.

We've addressed it in other articles, in bits and pieces, but I wanted to use this time

and space to pull it all together.

Lay it out explicitly.

It's a common topic in the body of Christ and if you do your own research, you find

that most sources contend the demons cannot read our minds.

We agree with that view will share, um, our reasons for that very shortly.

Fervent advocates debate this because really there are no explicit passages in scripture

to prove or disprove either assertion counselees that we see are adamant and believing that

Satan can read their minds because from their perspective, he seems to know what they're

thinking.

Alternatively, they think something, they say that it happens.

We need to understand five things about our spiritual enemies.

First of all, demons do have access to our soul, our soul man, rather our mind, memory

and emotions and are able to put thoughts into our mind and certainly stir up memories

that we have.

Secondly, I contend that very few, if any of us will deal with Satan himself directly

and look at, he's a created being limited by time and space just as we are who amongst

us really warrants his personal intention.

Number three, Satan does have a vast army of demons under his authority and they are

sent to tornadoes.

Their mission.

John Ten, 10 is to kill, steal and destroy.

Number four, they work against us by messing with our thought life and indwelling us that

they're able.

I'll look at the ladder, requires the limerence ministry, which is the driving out of demons.

While demons on the outside of us need to be discerned and resistant.

Talks about James [inaudible].

Finally, demons are assigned to us here.

All that we say, see all what we do and are aware of prophetic words that are spoken over

us.

They do not need to read our minds to really gain a firm handle on how we function, our

strengths, our weaknesses, and our vulnerabilities, and ask yourself this simple question.

If you had someone following you around 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so everything

you did heard, all you said would they know a lot about you.

The answer's obvious.

Look at they don't have to read our minds to be smart.

Moreover, they do have the ability as ac to put thoughts in our mind.

No.

What about those people who operate in the occult, Ram and Profess Mind reading capability?

Now, I believe that some really and truly do connect with demons here from them and

received the information that the demons have.

Look, God speaks to people and so to demons.

Those on the other side have power and knowledge to but certainly not to the same degree that

we do.

Why is this important?

I believe we need to put and keep these demons in their proper place.

When it comes to understanding their power and capabilities, they're able to put these

thoughts in our mind.

Yes, and stir up memories.

Now look at the.

Our job is to discern that fact is that happens, capture the thought and replace it with Christ

truth that's talked about in Second Corinthians 10, five, and as we persevere in this renewal

process, our minds can be transformed and we become more like Jesus.

Simple enough, right?

Just kidding, but that's our challenge and Paul did not lay a mission before us that

we cannot accomplish by the Lord's grace and power at work in us.

So what's the evidence for demons not being able to read our mind?

The best example that I can put forth is Christ himself.

Jesus was fully God and fully human.

He was tempted in every way as we are.

It talks about in Hebrews 4:15, he knew what his mission was and willingly went to the

cross so he could rise again.

If seeing could've read Christ mind.

Can anyone believe that he would have leveraged so vigorously through the religious leaders

enrollments to have Jesus crucified?

It doesn't make sense, does it?

Yes, I know it's only an indicator it's not approved, but at that point I really pressed

at the outset of this.

Let's not walk in fear.

Do not be concerned about devil's being able to read your mind.

Similarly, not quake.

When you speak something out or an entertainer, declare something out loud because you're

now afraid that you've given your enemies new insight they probably already know.

They also understand that you have power and authority over them and are properly concerned

about that truth.

Are you willing to grasp that biblical reality and walk in the fullness of it?

Need help to get there?

Connect with us and we'll give you a hand.

God bless you.

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PRESIDENT TRUMP DRINKS TWELVE DIET COKES A DAY: HERE IS WHAT THEY DO TO BODY - Duration: 3:36.

PRESIDENT TRUMP DRINKS TWELVE DIET COKES A DAY: HERE IS WHAT THEY DO TO BODY

Interesting news was circulated in the national newspaper of the USA reporting President Trump

drinks 12 diet cokes a day.

As far as the health concerns, it is far better than drinking sugary beverages.

Even some of the nutritionists recommend drinking diet soda but one dozen of bottles?

It is a big deal discuss.

Dr Dariush, the dean of the department of nutrition science at Tufts University, says

it would be quite earlier to say what this soda actually does to President's body but

it has some general issues.

Dr Dariush further says the risks of artificial sweeteners or low calorie are not well researched

so far, therefore, reaching the conclusion would be untimely and unjust.

Dr Dariush showed the resolve to conduct an experiment on the entire population and to

observe the effects overall.

What nutritionist know, however, is drinking 12 bottles exceeds the limit set for adults

by the medical ethics and there is a bit to prefer diet over water and other drinks.

If it really exceeds, it might lead to insomnia, fast heartbeat, migraines, jitters and many

more.

The basic problem with diet soda is that it comprises artificial sweeteners with almost

low calorie and make you feel like sugar, eventually rises a sense of considering it

sweet.

He further argues that it may make them gravitate towards natural sweet and sugar because they

are so primed to intense artificial sweet.

Though a lot of work is to be done in this regard some of the effects are as follow:

Weight Gain A research carried out by animal sciences

found that diet soda provides the artificial taste of sugar of with low calories necessary

to satisfy the original quest for sugar.

The body strives to crave the energy from artificial stuff but in this way, it finds

enough calories and causes hunger leading to overeating.

For it disturbs the hunger-regulating hormones and gut bacteria along with some psychological

change that would end up increasing body weight.

Risks for Type 2 Diabetes Though the research has not shown any direct

linkage between diabetes type 2 and diet soda there are certain theoretical assumptions

that support this assumption.

A study in 2009 showed that people drinking diet soda are 67% more likely to be the victim

of type 2 diabetes than nor drinkers.

But it might be possible people prone to this type chose to drink diet in first place.

It can be Bad for Heart The same above mentioned study found a relatively

strong connection between heart disease and diet soda.

It found people drinking diet soda are 37% more at risk of cardiovascular diseases than

those who avoid these drinks.

It is more likely to develop a metabolic syndrome that could lead to high blood pressure, high

blood sugar, and extra belly fat and cholesterol levels in the body.

In severe cases, it can lead to heat stroke, heart diseases and other related problems.

It may be Bad for Brain A new study published this interestingly found

two times higher risk of stroke among those who drink diet soda than those who abstain.

It also causes dementia and Alzheimer disease-leading to severe brain damage.

It is to be noted that no strong and direct connections are found between Alzheimer and

diet soda but it is same as diabetes and soda drinkers.

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How to Choose Your Next Mountain Bike - Duration: 7:13.

Hey everybody, Dominic here for Singletracks.com.

And as I shoot this, we are coming out of winter and coming into spring.

For a lot of us this is the time of the year when we start to think about a new bike for

the season.

For the rest of us, myself included, we cannot afford a new bike every season.

That makes this decision a really important one.

So let's get it right.

Before I get started, keep in mind that this is my process.

You need to find a process that works for you. This is how I do it.

The first thing you need to know is who you are and how you ride.

This is a big purchase and you do not want to be stuck.

If you have already made a big bike purchase before, and you are coming around for a new

or updated ride, you already know who you are and how you ride.

But if you are the type of person who thinks that buying the latest bike will make you

ride more or ride better, you're in for a rude awakening.

Ask yourself "What types of trails do I ride"?

Flowy smooth trails?

Well, then you do not need a downhill bike.

Steep technical trails.

You might find that XC bike is a major disappointment.

Basically you want to rule out any category of bike that does not apply to you and how

you ride.

Let's take me for example.

Currently I ride a 2014 Santa Cruz Bronson C. Prior to that I rode a 2013 Haro Flightline

Two.

The Bronson is a $5,000 category bike.

The Flightline is a $500 category bike.

I rode the piss out of that Haro.

All in spite of the fact that the frame was too small, it had entry level shifters, entry

level derailleurs, entry level shock, and fake brakes.

I was constantly breaking things and popping tires.

But in its defense I rode the thing on my local technical trails... as hard as I could.

Before that I had a never ending exchange of Craigslist specials.

So this was a major upgrade for me.

After a year on that bike I learned something.

I LOVE MOUNTAIN BIKING.

If you don't love mountain biking for the sake of mountain biking, you are not going

to love mountain biking for the sake of a $5,000 bike.

Don't buy a bike because you think you are going to ride more.

Buy a bike because you do ride more.

Now for the how.

First up, analyze what you have now, and what you do and don't like about it.

For me as an example I knew from riding a crap bike with crap components that there

were certain things that I had to improve on in my next bike.

Chief among them was the rear derailleur.

My entry level components were not cutting it.

Every couple of weeks I needed a tune up.

That's annoying.

And if you have a busy life that is a major deterrent.

I spent so much time in those low gear ratios to climb that I used those gears the most.

The front derailleur was almost never used on those steep technical climbs.

Another component was braking.

The Haro had mechanical disc brakes.

The power was limited to what I could deliver.

I am big on saying that you should never let your line of sight exceed your stopping distance.

If you associate speed with fun, then you are going to have more fun if you can ride

faster.

But to do so safely you are going to need good brakes to be able to stop quickly.

Now for the nuts and bolts.

The Spreadsheet.

I know not everyone is a spreadsheet junkie.

But there is no better way to remove your emotions form the decision at hand.

There will be a link to the spreadsheet I used the last time I bought a bike in the description below.

Hopefully you find it helpful in making your decision.

First up a made a list of possible components and features that I

could think of.

I made sure this list was more or less universal across all of the different bike manufacturers.

And I placed this information in the far left side of my spreadsheet, in the first column.

Then I filled the information in on my current bike.

And then I added color.

My color code logic: red is stuff that I don't like.

Yellow is stuff that I was neutral about.

Green is stuff that I liked and/or wanted.

With a big spreadsheet it is helpful to have a little color to sort thru the data and see

what you are looking for.

Next to the first column I filled in the column with the components that I preferred.

This was based on my experience and knowledge up until this point.

There are things that I would probably change in my preference column if I was doing this

again today.

That is life and we learn from our experiences.

I then identified which components and features I wanted in my next bike.

Those I marked in green.

In my case there were a total of 8 features and/or components that I wanted in my next

bike.

I then created a top row with a top total score of 8 points.

The points are important and they will be discussed later.

Now for the tedious part: copy and paste the information for each bike (from each manufacturer)

into the spreadsheet.

In my case I knew that I wanted a full suspension bike with at least 130mm of travel.

That being the case, I only collected information on bikes that matched that criteria.

A lot of manufacturers offer their bike frames in multiple tiers.

Giant for example uses a number system of 1, 2, and 3.

In most cases I made sure to grab the information for each bike so I could sift thru them later.

Another thing I did was grab an image of each bike to insert into my spreadsheet.

I am a visual person and it helps me to see what the bike looks like.

Even if it's just a little thumbnail.

A bunch of evenings later (and a lot of beer) I had pretty big spreadsheet going.

And then I colored the entire sheet.

Red for bad.

Yellow for meh.

And green for good.

While I did this I also tallied up the points each bike was earning.

Green it gained a point.

Yellow was no points but worth noting.

And red, I deducted a point.

One thing to note on the color code system is that although the goal is to remove emotion

from the decision at hand, we are in the end human.

It's ok to throw an extra point to a component that is not universal to all of the bikes

or is maybe highly subjective.

In my case the Santa Cruz Bronson got an extra point because at the time I was going thru

this process Cut Media released the Danny Macaskill video.

"The Ridge".

The bike was already a strong contender and that pushed it into the win column.

On that note.

I created a new row called "Special Considerations".

In which I included things like color and cost to upgrade as negative or positive features

I could tally up.

Up until this point the analysis has been all about the bikes' features and components.

Now it's time to bring cost into the equation.

While I was collecting specs on the bikes I was of course recording the costs.

It took me a little while to come up with a way to do this.

But in the end I just divided the cost by the score I had given the bike.

I call this "Dominic's Cost Weighted Score".

I put my name in there because branding is important these days.

With this equation, the bike with the number closest to zero was my top scoring bike.

In this case the Santa Cruz Bronson scored a 719.

The Yeti 75 Comp scored a 976.

And Giant's Trance 2 scored a 1275.

Finally, there was a clearance special Bronson in one of the local shops, with the price

on that bike it scored a 592.

During this process I demoed a bunch of bikes including the Cannondale Jekyll, Giant Trance,

Trek Fuel, and of course the Santa Cruz Bronson and 5010.

The Bronson and the 5010 were among my favorite bikes to ride.

When they scored so high on my sheet I was absolutely elated.

The decision was made for me.

The Santa Cruz Bronson in a carbon fiber frame.

I know that this is a lot of information to absorb and that this is a bit of a long-winded

video.

But buying an expensive bike is a major life decision for most of us.

So let's get it right the first time.

You might not need to be quite so detailed in your analysis.

If you find that the choices are overwhelming, it's helpful

to find ways to narrow down the choice to the bike that is right for you.

And on that note, that's going to do it for this video. Don't forget to subscribe and hit that like button. And check out all the other great information about bikes and mountain bike culture on Singletracks.com.

Work hard.

Play hard.

Be a big softy when you get home.

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Jeep Wrangler Rough Country 3.25" Lift Kit - Shocks (2003-2006 TJ 6 Cyl) Review & Install - Duration: 14:18.

If you're looking to get bigger tires on your TJ as well as some better clearance off-road,

this Rough Country lift kit is definitely a kit to take a look at.

This is for the '03 to '06 TJs with the six cylinder 4.0.

This particular three and a quarter inch lift is the most affordable 3 inch option available

on the category that includes new shocks, and it will give you enough room to mount

up some 33s to give you more real estate on the trail as well as a comfortable amount

of room off-road to flex over obstacles.

Not to mention, this will keep a comfortable ride on the street since you're upgrading

that stock suspension and dampening system.

Like I mentioned, a 33 inch tire will be your best option pair with this lift, and the stock

tires make look a little small when paired with this kit.

Thirty-fives will require trimming and you're not going to have much room at all to squeeze

them in with that fender in the way, and I definitely would not recommend a 37 inch tire

with this kit.

As for the install guys, it gets a three out of three on the difficulty meter as most kits

do, and we'll show you how to install that in just a minute.

As I mentioned this kit will specifically be for the '03 to '06 models of the six cylinder

engine.

This is because of the body changes between '97 and '02 models, as well as the different

spring rates for weight compensation for both the four cylinder and the six cylinder engines.

We do offer those options as well in a kit, so make sure you get the right ones for your

TJ.

Overall this kit will give you three and a quarter inches of lift with the springs as

well as the spring isolaters or the spacers.

The springs are preset at two and a half inches with a three quarter inch spacer.

That will give you that additional lift and it will level out that factory rake in the

hood.

This will also come with the N2.0 shocks, which are Rough Country's nitrogen charged

shock.

There are two kinds of shocks to consider, including a hydraulic shock and a nitrogen

charged shock.

A hydraulic shock will feel more fluid-like and cushiony and it will provide more comfort

on-road, but it's more susceptible to shock fade over time from cavitation or foaming

forming inside the shock when it's excessively worked.

And a nitrogen charged shock is gas charged and it will ultimately be better at resisting

shock fade from any cavitation when being worked really hard, like excessive washboards

and bumps at fast speeds.

However, a nitrogen charged shock will feel a bit stiffer and rigid compared to a hydraulic

shock.

The N2.0 will be smooth and responsive, however they are charged at 200 psi to give them a

very long lifespan, better stability and to reduce that shock fade that I was just talking

about.

This kit will also come with a couple other necessary components, like sway bar links

and rear track bar bracket to keep your rear axle centered and a transfer case drop kit.

With three and a quarter inches of lift you won't necessarily need a slip yoke eliminator

kit for your driveshaft, but you might experience some vibration.

With a drop kit included, this will improve your driveshaft angle and prevent any drive

line vibrations with the added lift and it will help you avoid any potential damage like

drive train wear from a bad angle.

I would like to mention that when you are adding a transfer case drop, the shift linkage

may be compromised.

So if you do have trouble shifting into neutral or into four-low, a drop bracket may be necessary.

Right now this will be the most affordable option for lifts around three inches, and

the only option for this year and model with a three and a quarter inch lift.

This kit comes in at right around $430 at the moment.

Other options on the page for a three to a three and three quarter inches of lift will

be higher priced and usually range between three and three and a half inches.

Rough Country usually keeps their choices pretty wide for lift heights as well as keeping

it specific to the year and models, giving the lift a bit more of a custom fit tailored

feel for your Wrangler.

The higher priced options will also include extra components like adjustable control arms,

as well as track bars and quick disconnect sway bars.

The less expensive options on the other end of the spectrum will include body lifts which

will give you some height, but overall will not give you the same performance that you

may be looking for out of a full suspension lift.

Speaking of performance, if you weren't a fan of the nitrogen charged shock and wanted

a bit more of a fluid ride with practically the same height, Zone Offroad offers a kit

with hydraulic shocks.

However, if you're looking for a budget friendly lift for your '03 to '06 six cylinder TJ,

this will be your best option.

Like I mentioned before, this is going to be a three out of three wrenches on the difficulty

meter and will most likely take most of your day to get everything bolted up and ready

to go.

Now I'm going to hand you off to our installers to show you how it's done.

Begin by removing the wheels.

First step, with the vehicle in the air, we're going to disconnect the sway bar links.

Next step, we're going to support the axle with jack stands.

Next step, with the axle supported, we're going to take out the track bar bolt.

It's a 15 millimeter.

Next step, with the axle supported, we're going to disconnect the shocks.

You're going to need a 13 millimeter.

Now that we have the bottom of the shock unbolted we're going to remove the top.

Next step, after we've completely removed the shocks, we're going to lower the axle

down and remove the stock springs.

Now that we have the axle low enough we can pull the springs out.

After we have the spring removed, Rough Country gives you new coil spring spacers, so we're

going to take the stock ones off.

You'll have to remove the bump stop, so I'll show you how to do that.

Begin by grabbing the rubber bump stop and wiggling it out.

Using a 15 millimeter socket, remove the bump stop cup.

Next, remove the spacer.

To get a little more drop out of the axle I'm going to disconnect this tie rod end here.

After removing the nut, you want to smack the knuckle to get the tie rod to unseat.

Once you have your spring in, you want to make sure to rotate it and seat it property

on the bottom end.

Following the same procedure for the other side, pull out the bump stop, take the bump

stop cup off, pull your stock spacer out.

Install the new spacer and reinstall the bump stop cup.

With this Rough Country lift kit, Rough Country provides you with directions to drill a new

hole next to the stock hole for the front track bar.

So we're going to measure over three quarters of an inch and we're going to mark a mark

with our punch.

You'll need to drill a seven-sixteenths hole, we're going to start with a smaller one to

make a pilot.

Once you've drilled through both sides with your pilot hole, we can go ahead and use the

seven-sixteenths and follow our way through.

Rough Country provides you with new sway bar links, you will however have to press the

sleeve into there.

I like to squirt it with some WD-40 and then use a vice to press it in.

Next step is going to be to install the front sway bar brackets on to the sway bar.

You're going to use a nine-sixteenths to tighten everything up.

Once you have the brackets in place, you're now ready to install the sway bar link.

The offset faces toward the frame.

You're going to reuse the stock bolt for the bottom.

Rough Country provides you with new hardware for the upper end link.

Go ahead and adjust the sway bar and you want to insert the bolt from the inside facing

out, that way you have clearance to the frame.

You'll tighten that with an 18 millimeter.

Same process for the other side.

Now that we have the front pretty much assembled, we're just going to reinsert this tie rod

end.

Now that we've completed the install on the front we're going to start working on the

rear.

The first step is going to be to disconnect the sway bar links.

So using an 18, we're going to start with the top bolts.

We're going to do the same thing for the other side, 18 millimeter for the top, and an 18

and a 15 for the bottom.

Retain the factory hardware as we're going to reuse those when we install the Rough Country.

The next step after we've removed the sway bar links, we're going to support the axle

then we'll disconnect the shocks and lower it down.

Now that we have the axle supported, we're going to go ahead and remove the bolts for

the shocks.

After you've removed the bottom bolt with an 18 and a 15, you're going to use a 13 millimeter,

remove the top 2 bolts.

Now that you've completely removed both shocks, it's time to lower the axle down, remove the

axle vent tube, and then we're going to take this track bar bolt out.

We're going to start off by removing this bolt in the upper track bar where it meets

the frame that way we can free up the axle, drop it all the way down and get that Torx

head out.

So now that we have the track bar disconnected, we're going to lower the rear end down, we'll

pull the springs, and then take the bolt out of the differential.

Alright, so now that we've exposed this Torx bolt, we're going to take a T-55 and pull that out and

remove the track bar.

All right, now that we've completed the disassembly, we're going to start with the assembly.

First is going to be to attach the track bar and drill the two holes.

So now that we've enlarged the holes, we're going to remove this bolt.

Next step we're going to install the coil spacers.

Once you pulled the bump stop out, you just remove the cup with a 15 millimeter.

Once you have the bump stop cup removed, we can place the spacer on there.

Make sure to reuse the factory isolator and then we're going to reinstall that.

Tighten up with a 15 millimeter.

After you've installed the spring spacers it's time to install the new Rough Country

springs.

Now that we have the coil springs in and the track bar brackets on, we're going to reinstall

the track bar just so we have access to this bolt before we push it up, otherwise the gas

tank skid plate gets in the way.

Now that you have the track bar bolted back on, we're going to raise the axle up some,

get the shocks installed.

Now that we have this hole lined up, we're going to go ahead and insert the lower bolt.

Same thing for the other side.

Insert one of the bolts, tighten it up a little bit.

Go ahead and install the shock and insert the other bolt.

We're going to use our 13 on an extension, and we're going to snug those bolts up.

Tighten up with a 15 and an 18.

Now we're going to go ahead and reinstall the track bar bolt where it mounts to the

frame.

Next we're going to assemble the rear sway bar links.

Same thing as the fronts, we have to insert the sleeves provided into there.

You want to spray them with a little WD-40, or some type of lubricant, and then we'll

put it in our vice and go ahead and squeeze those in.

Rough Country provides you with new hardware to install their links.

You want to use one bolt and a washer for the top.

You're going to use the OEM tab nut and we're going to go ahead and insert that in the frame

right there.

Same thing, using the hardware provided, we're going to go ahead and attach it to the sway

bar.

We're going to use a washer on each side.

Same thing for the other side, bolt and washer.

Insert the tab nut on the inside.

So once you have the rear fully assembled and everything's tightened up, we're going to

lengthen this axle vent tube a little bit.

So this is the vent tube here.

It's zip tied.

So what we'll do is just pull that down a little bit, give us a little extra length to accommodate

for the lift.

We're going to pull this tube completely out and we're gonna put it on this side of everything.

Now we'll have enough length.

We can go up and around the track bar and reinsert that arm.

You want to put a zip tie on that and we're also going to zip tie the line up to some

other lines just to keep it out of the way.

All right, now we've completed the install on this LJ.

If you have a standard TJ, Rough Country provides you with a transfer case drop kit, they give

you spacers to put in here to reduce their drive train angle.

Since this is an LJ, it's not required for this size lift.

Now that the whole install is done, we're going to go ahead and put the wheels back

on.

Now that we've reinstalled the wheels, we're going to lower the Jeep down, put it on the

ground and then we'll get the front track bar bolt in.

Now that we have the vehicle on that ground, to get this front track bar bolt in, you may

need a second person to turn the steering wheel.

Once they turn the steering wheel, it will align that hole up.

You can go ahead an insert the bolt and get the capture or tab nut started on the back.

Once you've done that, you can tighten it up with a 15 millimeter.

So if you're looking for a budget-friendly way to get three inches of lift on your TJ,

this is it.

This is Meredith with XT, and you can find this and everything else Wrangler right here

at extremeterrain.com.

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Hi everybody from Coach Dom Costa with a little pre-season baseball softball

advice "we will see" that's the best answer I ever had when I have my young

players would show up right before the game and I'm live right now at San

Diego's Petco Park gorgeous stay down here and my best advice was we will see

because if if I made a promise to someone that they would pitch and for

whatever reason I would change my mind or something would happen I learned

don't make a promise you can't keep and it's good to be vague about who's

gonna pitch that day because it kind of keeps the all your pitchers who probably

play other important positions on your team interested what happened with my

situation is I had to make a pitching change but in the pregame for a variety

of reasons and I had already told another young one that they would pitch

and they went in the tank the rest of the game and I learned and thanks to the

help of my wife who was an elementary school teacher to kind of keep it vague we'll

see who's gonna pitch today we're gonna warm up everybody and we'll pick one and

doing that in pre-season into the season I had more engaged productive young

people in the games than when I was more direct and I kind of broke a promise or

I just picked someone else to pitch that day so staying vague with "we will see"

and maybe checking everybody out in the pregame how their pitch and a warming up

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What's up everyone!

Alex here, and today I want to show you guys some of the side activities that you'll

find in Yakuza 6.

Before we start, I want to just remind everyone that the demo is available on PSN right now!

It's got almost the whole first chapter of the game, and you can carry over any progress

you've made in the demo to the full game once it comes out.

To me, the best Yakuza experiences are a blend of the series' rich storytelling, mixed

in with some of the kookier side activities.

But these aren't your typical side stories - some have deep mechanics that could very

well be spun off into their own game!

Keep in mind that I won't be covering all the side activities in Yakuza 6, but only

the ones that I thought were either highly entertaining or have some deep mechanics built

into them.

Besides, I still want you all to be surprised when the game comes out but at the same time,

I also want to show you all some things you can look forward to once you finally get the

game.

So here's 6 of the funnest side activities in Yakuza 6!

#1: Eating a balanced meal and working out If you follow me on Twitter, you've probably

seen me talk about how obsessive I am with making sure that Kiryu is not only full every

single time, but also what restaurants I want to go to in Yakuza 6.

That's because the kinds of food that you eat will actually determine what experience

points you get.

In fact ANY ACTIVITY… including going to the gym, playing SEGA arcade games, and so

on and so forth… will gain you experience points.

But somehow, eating a ton of food and going to the gym have been extremely satisfying

for me in this game.

Don't worry though: it ain't intrusive like the Sims.

The game won't complain if Kiryu is hungry.

Even now I'm thinking, "Where do I want to eat?"

In the game, I mean, not in real life!

#2: Video chat At first glance, you might think that watching

the "live feed" of the ladies in Yakuza 6's video chat would be the most distracting

thing about this activity.

Think again.

The biggest distraction is actually offered by its (clears throat) lively live chat, with

hilarious names such as divorced7times, and take-your-heart…

Wait a minute!

The activity is pretty simple: help Kiryu not fumble over his keyboard and type messages

to reply to the girl onscreen.

Honestly, while the girls are cute, the biggest draw for me is the live chat's reaction

as well as Kiryu's replies.

The masking of the branching to different videos is cleverly hidden behind a buffering

animation, and there's enough variance to the activity that keeps making me come back

over and over again… just to see how everyone's reacting.

#3: Bar conversations Who'd have thought that one of the more

entertaining activities in Yakuza 6 involved drinking with strangers and striking conversations?

But that's exactly what you get when you start heading into Snack New Gaudi and meeting

each of the bar's regulars.

Various activities within the bar will help you get closer to some of the regulars and,

if you get close enough to them, you get into some really serious stuff as you try to help

liven the conversation and gain the favor of Mama.

What did you say?

An excuse to sing karaoke, play darts, and eat food?

Sign me up!

#4: Baseball Ugh.

Baseball.

I'm just not a fan.

But somehow, Yakuza 6 made me one!

You're probably thinking, "Man.

Playing an entire baseball game?

That just sounds lame."

But in reality, you're actually more of a team captain than anything, really.

You're basically tasked with assembling your team, often by doing menial tasks like

buying things players want in order for them to join you, and training and adjusting your

roster depending on their mood and performance ratings.

Then, once you play the games, you're presented with a simplified representation of the events

of the game, complete with a fast forward button, as you watch (and hope) that your

team wins.

To inject a little bit of action into this, the game will ask you to go to bat once in

a while… you'll never be asked to pitch.

It's there where you can really show off your swinging skills from the series' batting

cages!

But just don't take my word for it - check it out when you get the game and see if it's

your jam!

#5: Spearfishing I don't generally like fishing in video

games.

But spearfishing certainly isn't like most fishing in games!

With mechanics closer to Virtua Cop than Sega Bass Fishing, spearfishing is a thinly veiled

homage to the former game.

There's not much more to be said about this activity other than the bosses are aquatic

creatures and that the gameplay is shooty shooty.

But it continues the legacy of a long line of incredible SEGA shooters the company's

released over the decades, and it's a great honor to that legacy.

#6: Clan Fights This side activity is pretty intricate.

Not only is it very different than the activities in the past, but it's also got the most

guest characters.

Starring wrestlers from New Japan Wrestling (NJPW), clan fights are basically a hybrid of real time strategy

and tower defense - except the towers are actually moving around.

Your goal is to defeat the boss at the end of the street.

If you manage to defeat him, you win!

Outside of these clan fights, you can adjust your organization's hierarchy by assigning

different characters to different parts of the organization, weakening or strengthening

the people at the top.

Much like baseball, you'll encounter these characters elsewhere in the game.

But there's some special characters that you can get by browsing the web and checking

SEGA's posts.

These codes will unlock guest characters that you're probably already familiar with!

There's even an extensive online mode where you can pit your team against other teams

out there!

It's definitely a side activity that you'll be playing past the end of the game!

And that's it for my list of the funnest side activities in Yakuza 6!

Did any of these look cool to you?

Let me know in the comments below and tell me if you want me to dive deeper into any

of these activities!

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Thanks a lot!

And happy gaming!

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