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These Rugged Ridge Neoprene Seat Protectors in black are for those of you that have a

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but also have a lot more utility built into your seat as well.

These are of course going to be a one out of three wrench easy install.

They simply slide over your seat and we'll show you how to do that in just a minute.

So, the reason that these are called a seat protector and not a seat cover are the fact

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This is going to be the back portion of one of the seat covers, and as you can see in

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I've said that a couple of times now, you have a couple of straps here that allow you

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Những Quả Cầu Lửa Bí Ẩn Phóng Lên Từ Mặt Nước Hằng Năm: Cầu Lửa Naga - Duration: 8:10.

Hi, it's Mike Chen,

In our modern world,

we are currently caught in a tug of war of swords

between those who believe in the supernatural

and paranormal nature of extraordinary events

and those who seek to refute them by placing these unusual occurrences

under the microscope of scientific investigation.

One example of an on-going debate

between believers and skeptics concerning a supernatural phenomenon

is the controversial mystery behind the Naga fireballs.

And in this video, we will not be just talking about

what the Naga fireballs are

and the tale surrounding this extraordinary yearly manifestation;

we will also shed light on the two sides

fighting to gain supremacy over this alleged paranormal occurrence.

One side believes in the legitimacy of the Naga fireballs' magical wonder,

while the opposing side said this is nothing more than a man-made hoax.

But before we delve into the two sides

that are fighting over its validity as an extraordinary event,

first we must briefly discuss what the Naga fireballs are

and the culture, mythology, and folklore

this phenomenon had originated from.

The Naga Fireballs are the reported tens to thousands glowing balls

which spontaneously appear from and float

above Thailand's Mekong River at night every single year.

According to those who have seen them,

these blazing balls of light emit a reddish color

and their sizes vary from smaller bubbles to bigger orbs

or as large as basketballs.

Also referred to as "bung fai paya nak," "Mekong lights,"

or the "Naga Dancing Fire Balls,"

these fireballs shoot up from the water

and rise in the air as high as around 600 feet

before dissipating completely.

They ordinarily occur in the chilly evenings

between late October and early November

alongthe 300-mile-long stretch of the Mekong River.

However, there are reports that

they have occasionally surfaced in smaller ponds, rivers and lakes

found within this region of Thailand.

Reports of floating fireballs are not solely unique to Thailand

as many cases of similar fiery orbs

have also been spotted in different parts of Asia.

However, it is in Thailand that the Naga fireballs

are celebrated as part of the "Phayanak Festival,"

an annual event in the country

in which Buddha is greeted by the locals upon his arrival on Earth

at the end of "vassa" – the three-month Rain Retreat

or Buddhist Lenten season.

This usually takes place on the 15th day of the 11th lunar month,

and is held in October every single year.

The "Wan Ok Phansa" is the last day of the festival

and locals in Thailand celebrate the return of Buddha

by gathering near the riverbank

to observe the fireballs rise from the waters,

float up in the air, and then disappear in the heavens.

According to local mythology,

the orbs of bright red light that appear above the Mekong River each single year

are actually the exhaled breath of the Naga,"

which is a colossal sea serpent residing in the riverbed

and wakes up annually to observe the end of "vassa" or the Buddhist Lent.

Although many have reported to have personally seen

the Naga fireballs arise from the Mekong River,

there is still no universal agreement

over the possible cause of the phenomenon

and the reason why it consistently appears on an annual basis.

Several theories, however,

have been proposed in an attempt to explain the extraordinary event,

and some of them can be classified as

supernatural, natural or man-made.

Given the mythological origin of the Naga Fireballs,

the obvious supernatural explanation of this yearly phenomenon is that

the burning red lights from the water of the Mekong River

are indeed caused by a huge sea serpent living in its riverbed.

And just like Nessie, people actually try to find the serpent.

But so far, one of the proof presented by those

who believe in the existence of these magical sea serpents

is a photograph featuring around 30 American soldiers

supposedly holding a 7.3-meter long sea serpent

found in the Mekong River back in 1973.

Another proof supporting the supernatural value of the Naga fireballs

and the existence of the Naga itself

can be found at a Buddhist temple in Nong Khai City

where fossilized bones of the mythical sea creature,

such as an egg and a tooth, are reportedly in display.

Though they do not refute the possibility

that reddish balls of fiery light can actually rise from water,

some insist on a more natural explanation for the Naga fireballs.

A popular explanation raised by these individuals

is referred to as the Swamp Gas Theory.

This theory can be familiar to those who are interested in UFO phenomena

and it proposes that the organic deposits in the riverbed

of the Mekong River decompose,

which in turn, produce methane gas.

This gas forms bubbles that floats its way up to the surface,

and once the gas comes into contact with oxygen-air,

these pockets of methane spontaneously ignite

and are consequently set aflame before they take flight into the sky.

This theory was presented by a pediatrician, Dr. Manos Kanoksilp,

who extensively studied the Naga Fireballs.

To him, producing these blazing orbs also require precise conditions

such as the perfect alignment of the Earth,

the Sun and the moon.

A similar explanation to the Swamp Gas Theory

is the reasoning raised by some people

that the Naga Fireballs are produced by the combustible phosphine gas

that came from the muddy environment of the river.

In fact, Saksit Tridech,

the deputy secretary of the Thai Science Ministry,

along with a group of scientists,

conducted a study regarding the physical conditions surrounding the river,

and they concluded that the Naga Fireballs are produced

as a result of the large deposits of phosphine gas found in the area.

Phosphine, however, is not a naturally-occurring gas.

So it is said that this type of gas is the consequence of bacterial reduction of phosphate

in the decay of organic material.

Other scientists also theorized

that the Naga Fireballs are free-floating plasma orbs

that form when surface electricity is released into a solution

– which in this case, is the Mekong River's waters.

However, the problem with this theory is that

this type of orb is not only different in color and appearance

from the reported characteristics of the Naga Fireballs,

but it can only be produced using high voltage electricity

that do not naturally occur in the environment.

The plasma orb theory is not the only supposition

whose soundness has been disputed by skeptics

and supernatural believers alike.

The phosphine gas theory and the swamp methane gas theory

have also been cast aside by some people

as the most logical explanation to the Naga Fireballs.

These people say that the perfectly precise conditions

required to consistently produce the orbs year after year

simply cannot possibly occur in a natural setting

unless some man-made manipulation is involved.

And so, we have now reached the most controversial explanation of them all,

and this particular theory claims that

the annual appearance of the Naga Fireballs

is nothing more than a hoax

to perpetuate the popularity of the Festival and the Mekong River,

which consequently has a positive effect

on the local economy and the livelihood of the area's residents.

In 2002, a documentary aired on the program

"Code Cracking" of the ITV television network

investigating what could be the source of the mysterious fireballs

that surface every year during the celebration of the festival.

The team took a boat

and quietly travel to the Loatian side of the Mekong River.

Once they crossed the river,

they found Loatian soldiers firing tracer rounds into the sky.

Those who analyzed the footage of the event also came to the conclusion

that the Naga Fireballs were caused by the firing of flare guns

from the other side of the river

while the festival is ongoing on the Thailand side.

The loud audience of the festival was not able to

hear the sound of the gunshot

as it was drowned out by the cheering noises of people

and the noisy crackle of fireworks during the event.

So with this stunning revelation that the Naga Fireballs

could be a man-made phenomenon

originally intended to generate buzz and draw crowds

for the annual Buddhist Lent-related festival,

does this truly mean that this strange phenomenon is nothing more than a hoax?

For me, the answer would be absolutely not.

In cases where there are varying theories to explain an unusual occurrence,

I don't think we should be so quick to cling to a single explanation.

And so, at least for now,

whether you believe in the supernatural, the natural, or man-made explanations

about the mysterious Naga fireballs,

that is completely up to you.

Aslo, I personally don't think

a dragon is so timely that it only wants to spit fireballs in October.

Maybe it's getting cold, so it tries to warm itself up.

Maybe it's even [...] travelling to Thailand every year (không nghe được nói gì, xin được nhờ các bạn trợ giúp)

and shooting how you can [...] each other. (nếu quá khó thì có thể bỏ qua câu này, vì ý nghĩa cũng không quan trọng)

Obviously, I don't know what is causing this phenomenon

But it's really interesting to me that

this mystery has lingered for so long

without a completely agreed-upon explanation.

But let me know what you guys thinks

is causing this mysterious fireballs in the comments below.

Thank you all so much for watching this video.

I'll see you later.

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N. Korea makes low-key response to summit cancellation; economic reasons lying behind - Duration: 2:46.

North Korea's vice foreign minister released a statement on the situation just hours after

Trump called off the meeting.

It was unusually gentle.... indicative of the regime's willingness to sit down for talks.

Oh Jung-hee zooms in on Pyongyang's response.

It was an unprecedentedly polished, polite, and low-key response from North Korea.

Only 8 hours after the announcement from Washington,... North Korea's Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye-gwan

released a statement 'upon authorization',... urging the U.S. to give more thought to cancelling

the June 12th summit.

North Korea said it wants to give the U.S. more time and opportunity.

It highlighted it's willing to sit down face-to-face with Washington at any time, and in any format

to work through their issues.

Pyongyang defended what President Trump called 'tremendous anger and open hostility,' saying

it was (quote)"just a reaction" to Washington's pressure over unilateral denuclearization.

The regime went on to stress... that the current situation, which shows a very deep rift between

the two sides, rather means the summit talks are urgently needed.

North Korea did express regret over Trump's decision,... but at the same time said...

that the regime has been highly anticipating the summit as well as the so-called 'Trump

model.'

Saying that Pyongyang appreciates Trump for making a decision that no other American president

has,... the statement added...

Kim Jong-un has been pouring his efforts into summit preparations.

"The fact that this statement was written 'upon authorization' means it's a message

from Kim Jong-un.

And notice how the statement mentioned the 'Trump model.'

I believe this means that the North could be a bit flexible in its denuclearization

talks with Washington."

Then why is North Korea so willing OR desperate to restore the summit talks, even willing

to drop its pre-summit power struggle with the U.S.?

According to some experts, the motive lies in the recent policy shift... to economic

development.

"The ultimate damage goes to Kim Jong-un because North Korea would face even greater economic

sanctions and military pressure.

So Kim Jong-un can't leave the game.

Cancelling the summit talks would cause fundamental problems to Kim's new policy goal of economic

development."

The regime is planning large-scale celebrations on September 9th for the 70th anniversary

of the regime's establishment.

For the North Korean regime that needs to show its people some tangible accomplishments,...

the Pyongyang-Washington summit could be an opportunity... too big to miss.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

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N. Korea-U.S. Summit cancellation not a surprise: Experts - Duration: 3:19.

Some perceive Trump's shocking decision as an impulsive one.

But there are those who believe it is a calculated move, perhaps even a negotiation strategy

Oh Soo-young help us find out if there's a method to his madness.

The sudden cancellation of the North Korea-U.S. summit may have been a sudden decision, but

it wasn't entirely a surprise.

Experts on North Korea told Arirang News Friday it was clear both sides lacked working-level

preparations for a meeting on June 12th.

"I think the American side particularly wasn't ready.

Donald Trump wasn't focusing on this very much.

He was interested in the drama and theatre of it.

But it wasn't clear the president was doing the research in the time and the study necessary

to actually debate these complex issues with the North.

North Korea's behavior in the last couple of weeks didn't help.

They stood up American negotiators in Singapore, they just left them standing there for three

days in a row.

The whole thing was just going too fast."

Without sufficient back-channel talks, major sticking points remain unresolved.

According to some experts, that is why both Washington and Pyongyang, over the past week,

indicated they may call the summit off.

"There's a little gamesmanship going on here.

In Trump's case, a lot of the critics were saying he seems to eager for the summit, so

he's playing hard to get.

And the North Koreans have a history of also playing hard to get.

North Koreans said they would walk out if the U.S. was forcing them to denuclearize."

Pyongyang has called for a gradual process of scrapping its nukes -- an approach Washington

has resisted, given the North's track record of breaking promises and backing out of verifying

its nuclear dismantlement.

"My strong hunch is serious people are working on the U.S side, we want to have the North

stop producing plutonium and highly enriched uranium.

That's the first order of business.

We probably want to have the second location of the enrichment site told to us early on....

some declaration of how much high enriched uranium and plutonium it has produced and

how many nuclear weapons they have.

They don't have to do this right at the summit but it is the key, critical early step."

North Korea, on its part, is also likely to demand concrete steps from the U.S. -- first

and foremost, a security guarantee for its ruling regime.

"They want to make sure if they do give up some of their nuclear weapons program, the

Americans won't attack them.

I think the U.S. will have some trouble credibly committing to North Korean security, which

is why the North Koreans will never go to zero.

The Libyan model didn't work out very well for the Libyans, right?

So the Americans need to make a set of reasonable offers that the North Koreans might buy and

they comeback with some things that we want.

Besides a security guarantee, I imagine they would want a sanctions relief.

Economic assistance, and diplomatic normalization."

Before a new date and venue is set, experts say working-level efforts are needed from

both sides, involving diplomats and nuclear weapons experts.

They need to devise a framework that Trump and Kim can work with to reach a denuclearization

agreement.

Oh Soo-young, Arirang News.

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Dear Paper Crafts Lover, Welcome to DIY Paper Basket making instructions,

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Int'l community responds to Trump's decision to cancel North Korea summit - Duration: 2:36.

The sudden cancellation of that historic event comes as a shock to many ... as it was looked

to help play a crucial role in establishing world peace.

Inside the United States, politicians are split on where they stand regarding that sudden

decision.

Elsewhere around the world, numerous leaders expressed regret over the development.

Cha Sang-mi shares with us their remarks.

The international community was rocked by the cancellation of what would've been a historic

summit.

Within the United States, there were mixed responses within Congress.

Most Republican lawmakers approved of President Trump's decision -- with some saying the meeting

would have been "treacherous" if it had gone ahead.

House Speaker Paul Ryan said shortly after the announcement,... that North Korea must

show more commitment to a peaceful resolution, and the maximum pressure campaign must continue.

Democrats criticized President Trump for making a (quote) "amateur" decision that shows his

lack of preparedness for the meeting.

The Pentagon said it's fully prepared to respond to any provocative actions from the North.

The director of the U.S. Joint Staff, Lieutenant General Kenneth McKenzie. said that if any

provocations came from Pyongyang, the U.S. would work with its allies to confront them.

Meanwhile, world leaders are voicing their disappointment.

Singapore, which would have hosted the Kim-Trump talks, said it "regrets" the U.S.' decision.

The country's foreign ministry hoped for continued "efforts to find lasting peace and stability

on the Korean Peninsula".

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he regretted Trump's decision, and claimed North Korea

had been keeping its promises.

And speaking at a joint press conference with Putin in Saint Petersburg, French President

Emmanuel Macron said he hoped the announcement would just be "a small event" in the bigger

long-term picture.

The British government said it was disappointed the summit would no longer go ahead.

A spokesperson for Prime Minister Theresa May also called for the complete denuclearization

on the Korean Peninsula,... and the UK will continue to work with its international partners

until it's achieved.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres also expressed deep disappointment,... and urged

all parties to continue dialogue for the peace and denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.

The Japanese government had a somewhat different stance.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga, at a press conference, showed "understanding"

of the cancellation, as he pledged to continue to put pressure on Pyongyang until it gives

up its nuclear weapons.

North Korea's closest neighbor China called on Washington and Pyongyang to continue to

push for denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula.

Beijing's foreign ministry spokesperson Lu Kang also praised Pyongyang's dismantlement

of its nuclear test site.

Cha Sang-mi, Arirang News.

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Video footage released of Punggye-ri nuclear test site demolition - Duration: 3:12.

The journalists from various countries invited to witness the destruction of North Korea's

key nuclear test site returned to the press center in Wonsan.

Meaning access to internet again, and the video footage of the process... is revealed

to the world.

Lee Ji-won has the highlights of the event designed to display the regime's willingness

to denuclearize

North Korea's Punggye-ri nuclear test site, in the country's northeastern Hamgyongbuk-do

Province, became a thing of the past on Thursday.

After a long, arduous journey, the reporters were taken close to the North Portal, also

known as tunnel number 2 -- the place where the regime has conducted most of its nuclear

tests, from the second one to the sixth.

There they were briefed by the Deputy Chair of the North's Nuclear Weapons Institute,

Kang Kyung-ho.

Kang said preparations to shut the site had been made after plans for its closure were

announced two weeks ago.

The regime, he said, had halted building work,... and removed cables, test equipment and pipes.

The only stage left was for the reporters to witness the demolition of the tunnels and

remaining facilities.

And at 11 a.m., the North Portal was blown up.

The first blast destroyed the entrance to it, sending rocks and soil flying.

Then inside the tunnel there were more explosions... as if to assure the reporters that everything

inside the portal had been destroyed.

Soon, another blast destroyed an observation building near the entrance.

A second round of explosions took place at 2:17 p.m., starting at the West Portal, known

as tunnel number 4, and then at nearby living quarters thirty minutes later.

A thundering explosion, and all that was left of the building was rubble and dust.

The third round of explosions took place slightly past 4 in the afternoon, destroying the last

remaining tunnel, number 3,... also known as the South Portal.

15 minutes later, a military barracks was also blown up.

Once the explosions were over, Deputy Chair Kang officially declared the test site closed.

"The Democratic People's Republic of Korea's Nuclear Weapons Institute held a ceremony

that completely demolished the northern nuclear test site on May 24th, 2018 to transparently

show our willingness to cease nuclear testing.

By blowing up the tunnels, we completely blocked the entrances to them, as well as a number

of security facilities and observation buildings.

There were no radiation leaks nor was there any fundamental impact on the surrounding

environment."

He added that the cessation of nuclear tests is an important step in the world's nuclear

disarmament and that the North will continue working together with people of peace to build

a nuclear-free, peaceful world.

The ceremony wrapped up at around 5 p.m., Thursday evening.

And at 7p.m., the international reporters started on the long trip back to their hotel

in Wonsan, where they are now.

They fly back to Beijing on Saturday.

South Korea's foreign ministry on Thursday welcomed North Korea's move and said that

it sees the site's demolition as the North's first step in fulfilling its pledge to denuclearize.

Lee Ji-won, Arirang News.

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Now we turn to our Michelle Park at the weather center for the latest updates.

Michelle, I heard it's going to get hotter tomorrow.

That's right, Daniel.

Under strong sunlight, our nation's daytime highs will reach up to what we would normally

see in July.

The bad fine dust levels that we've had for a couple of days,... which are still bad,

are expected to clear up starting tonight.

We should expect it to normalize completely before noon tomorrow.

Going over to our readings,...

Seoul will wake up tomorrow at 16 degrees Celsius,... Daegu at 15.

Gyeongju begins at 10 degrees.

In the afternoon, Seoul will top out at 29 degrees, Gwangju also hits 29,... while Busan

is lower at 24 degrees.

Rain is expected on Jeju Island tonight until early morning tomorrow.

Other than that, you can expect ongoing hot, sunny days.

I'll leave you with the weather conditions around the world.

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Trump cancels summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un - Duration: 2:33.

From "We'll see" to "We're out" That's the sudden change coming from the U.S.

President on the planned meeting with his North Korean counterpart.

Pointing to Pyongyang's anger and hostility as the reason for the decision, Donald Trump

told Kim Jong-un via a letter, that he's pulling the plug on the summit.

Park Hee jun starts things off with the surprise announcement.

U.S. President Donald Trump shook the world with his sudden cancelation of the highly-anticipated

North Korea-U.S. summit that had been set for June 12th in Singapore.

"I have decided to terminate the planned summit in Singapore on June 12th.

While many things can happen and a great opportunity lies ahead potentially, I believe that this

is a tremendous setback for North Korea and indeed a setback for the world."

During his statement at the White House Thursday, President Trump said a bright and beautiful

future can only happen when the threat of nuclear weapons is removed, and warned Pyongyang

that the U.S. is more ready than it has ever been before.

Adding the U.S. has support from its allies, including South Korea and Japan, President

Trump urged North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to "ultimately do what is right" for himself

and for his people.

Stressing that his administration's maximum pressure and sanctions campaign will remain

in the meantime, Trump nevertheless left the door open for a future meeting with Kim.

"... hopefully everything's going to work out well with North Korea and a lot of things

can happen, including the fact that perhaps, and we'd wait, it's possible that the existing

summit could take place or a summit at some later date.

Nobody should be anxious, we have to get it right."

The news was announced earlier in the day in a letter to Kim Jong-un that was released

by the White House.

President Trump's letter pointed at the "tremendous anger and open hostility" displayed in North

Korea's most recent statement as the reason for the cancelation.

This appears to be in relation to remarks made by North Korea's Vice Minister of Foreign

Affairs, Choe Son-hui.

She lashed out at U.S. Vice President Mike Pence for saying the North could end up like

Libya if a deal is not reached.

Trump concluded the letter saying the world, and North Korea in particular, had lost a

great opportunity for lasting peace and prosperity, but he also put the ball back in Pyongyang's

court saying he's always open for talks should Kim Jong-un change his mind.

Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.

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must prepare for attacks in space warns RAF chief Britain is at a high risk of

space attacks from hostile states like Russia and China who have extreme

warfare capabilities which could shoot down UK satellites and cause massive

turmoil across the country the head of UK's Royal Air Force warns Air Chief

Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier urged the officials to take action to prevent

unprecedented attacks on the nation's defense with governments industry and

members of the public were all heavily reliant on space communication and

navigation he told Britain's first defence space

conference in London he said the dependency creates vulnerabilities we

are at acute risk from those who might now seek to deny degrade and disrupt our

capabilities space is used as an avenue to fight wars and Britain has long been

operating warfare tactics through space satellites to communicate launch

precision missiles and for surveillance and reconnaissance missions he revealed

dot sir Steven added but now we are going to have to work increasingly hard

to secure and ensure the space capabilities on which we are utterly

reliant this comes after UK's defence secretary

Gavin Williamson announced new plans to improve UK's space defence at the

inaugural UK US defence innovation board where defence ministers came together to

brainstorm on technological improvements to increase their defense against

hostile States he claimed the RAF had taken over

protecting Britain's space satellites from states like Russia or China who

have the ability to carry out full-fledged war operations and destroy

satellites with laser beams or electromagnetic pulses to jam signals

down Godot Bev a UK defense minister said any attack against Britain's space

satellites will have a drastic effect on the population dot he said we all rely

on satellites for communications navigation and meteorology

that means everything from your daily weather forecast or the sat-nav in your

car to the emergency services what's more our ability to monitor and react to

threats would suffer severely affecting our ability to react to humanitarian

crises weather events terrorist attacks breaches of arms control agreements or

expanding drug cultivation mr. Williamson has set up an artificial

intelligence hub at Porton down in Wiltshire called the AI lab in an

attempt to carry out further artificial intelligence research and data science

with the aim to improve the country's defence capabilities he said that

research will comprise of technological development to prevent the spread of

fake news which has been used as a warfare tactic to change public's

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