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The JKS fixed length front lower control arms are for those of you that have a 2007 and

up JK that has a lift kit on it and are looking for a longer set of control arms in order

to fix your caster and your pinion angle.

Of course, these are going to be fixed lengths, so you're not going to get all the adjustability

that you would with an adjustable sets of control arms, I think that's pretty self-explanatory.

You're also not going to get quite as much articulation out of a set of control arms

like this because these have rubber bushings on both ends instead of having a spherical

style and joint on one or on both ends.

But the benefit to something like this is that it's going to be a little bit less expensive

than those adjustable and those arms that have some more articulation.

So, if you're looking to save a little bit of money and you don't need those additional

benefits, then these are going to be an excellent option for you.

This is going to be something that installs pretty easily onto your Jeep, I'm gonna give

it a one out of three wrenches, probably about an hour maybe a little bit more to get both

sides installed, but we'll talk a little bit more about that in just a second.

In general, JKS makes a very high-quality product, and I think that this absolutely

goes right in line with everything else they build.

Very, very high quality, very, very strong.

Those lower control arms are the control arms that are going to get beat up when you're

on the trail.

So you do want something that's going to be big, beefy, and strong.

In the ends of the control arms you want something that again is going to be strong and hold

up.

You don't want these bushings wearing out on you and starting to make noise or cause

a wobble.

And this is going to be something that you can install on your jeep and is going to last

a very long time, and I think it's very affordably priced for the quality that you're gonna get.

These are going to be two-inch round tubing that is quarter-inch wall thickness, and this

is DOM or drawn over mandrel tubing which is very, very strong tubing.

This is what they make roll cages out of, this stuff is very, very solid.

It is going to, of course, be covered with this black powdered coat finish.

If you spend a lot of time on the rocks, I don't care how good the finish is, eventually

you're going to rub a little bit right off the bottom, but at least in the beginning

this is going to keep these protected from any rust and corrosion and also keep them

looking pretty good as well.

So these are going to be a total of three-eighths inch longer than stock, and the reason for

that is that when you lift your Jeep you're rolling both of your axles so that the pinion

is going to be a little bit higher.

Now what that can cause in some more extreme situations is a vibration because of your

driveshaft angles and the U-joints in your driveshafts.

But specifically, here we're talking about upfront.

You're also affecting your caster angle.

And the caster angle is what affects how the steering wheel re-centers itself while you're

driving down the road.

So, when you make it turn, you start accelerating, you can pretty much just let your hand off

the wheel and it will turn back and re-center your Jeep again, that's because of the caster

angle, among other things, but the caster angle of that front axle.

So when you roll the axle due to a lift, you're eliminating some of that caster and you can

actually get what equates to a flighty feeling when you're driving down the highway because

the wheel just isn't re-centering itself like it should.

So, something like this, a longer lower control arm will unroll that front axle, giving you

a little bit of a more stock caster angle.

So that's what this is really about, that's the idea behind going with the longer set

of control arms.

Now, if you really wanna be able to dial in that caster angle, you're gonna wanna go adjustable.

If you're somebody who does a ton of off-roading, big rocks, you want a ton of articulation,

these rubber joints are very strong.

They're gonna hold up very, very well for you but they're not going to give you as much

twist as a spherical joint would.

So, again, if you want those other options, if you are going to take advantage of those

other features and you have a higher budget, those options are out there, from JKS and

from other brands.

If you don't need all that and you want to save some money, I think this is a very nice

way to go.

A pair of these control arms comes in at $225.

As I said before, if you're gonna go with an adjustable set or a set with spherical

ends, you can expect to pay more.

For a fixed set, this is probably going to mean medium, medium-high on the price range.

You can probably find a set that's less expensive but they're not going to be quarter inch DOM,

they're not going to have the same Clevite rubber bushings in the end here.

Overall they're just not going to have the same build quality.

I think that this is going to be a very well built piece for the price.

Now we're going to have a member of the install team to show you how these get bolted onto

your JK.

So now that we have our Jeep in the air the first step is going to be to support the axle

evenly.

We're gonna compress the suspensions so we're roughly about stock ride height, then we're

gonna remove one of our control arms.

So we're gonna begin by removing our passenger side lower control arm.

We're gonna use a 21-millimeter wrench and a 21-millimeter socket.

So now we're ready to install our new JKS control arm.

We want the curve to face inward at the bottom, so we're gonna get this bottom bolt started

first and then we'll get the top in.

So now that we have our lower bolt in, we're ready to install the top bolt.

Since these control arms are slightly longer we're gonna need to shift the axle forward.

We're going to use a pry bar in here to pry that forward and get that bolted.

So now we're ready to do our other side.

We're gonna do the same thing.

Now that the stock one's out, we're ready to install our new control arm.

Same thing goes, the bend want's to go at the bottom towards the inside.

So we're gonna get the bottom started first.

And since we already did the other side, this one should line right up.

So now that we have both sides in, you're ready to tighten everything up.

So now that everything is tightened up, you're gonna wanna torque these to factory specs,

then you can remove the pole jacks.

However, that wraps up our review and install.

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How we need to remake the internet | Jaron Lanier - Duration: 14:55.

Back in the 1980s, actually, I gave my first talk at TED,

and I brought some of the very, very first public demonstrations

of virtual reality ever to the TED stage.

And at that time, we knew that we were facing a knife-edge future

where the technology we needed,

the technology we loved,

could also be our undoing.

We knew that if we thought of our technology

as a means to ever more power,

if it was just a power trip, we'd eventually destroy ourselves.

That's what happens

when you're on a power trip and nothing else.

So the idealism

of digital culture back then

was all about starting with that recognition of the possible darkness

and trying to imagine a way to transcend it

with beauty and creativity.

I always used to end my early TED Talks with a rather horrifying line, which is,

"We have a challenge.

We have to create a culture around technology

that is so beautiful, so meaningful,

so deep, so endlessly creative,

so filled with infinite potential

that it draws us away from committing mass suicide."

So we talked about extinction as being one and the same

as the need to create an alluring, infinitely creative future.

And I still believe that that alternative of creativity

as an alternative to death

is very real and true,

maybe the most true thing there is.

In the case of virtual reality --

well, the way I used to talk about it

is that it would be something like

what happened when people discovered language.

With language came new adventures, new depth, new meaning,

new ways to connect, new ways to coordinate,

new ways to imagine, new ways to raise children,

and I imagined, with virtual reality, we'd have this new thing

that would be like a conversation

but also like waking-state intentional dreaming.

We called it post-symbolic communication,

because it would be like just directly making the thing you experienced

instead of indirectly making symbols to refer to things.

It was a beautiful vision, and it's one I still believe in,

and yet, haunting that beautiful vision

was the dark side of how it could also turn out.

And I suppose I could mention

from one of the very earliest computer scientists,

whose name was Norbert Wiener,

and he wrote a book back in the '50s, from before I was even born,

called "The Human Use of Human Beings."

And in the book, he described the potential

to create a computer system that would be gathering data from people

and providing feedback to those people in real time

in order to put them kind of partially, statistically, in a Skinner box,

in a behaviorist system,

and he has this amazing line where he says,

one could imagine, as a thought experiment --

and I'm paraphrasing, this isn't a quote --

one could imagine a global computer system

where everybody has devices on them all the time,

and the devices are giving them feedback based on what they did,

and the whole population

is subject to a degree of behavior modification.

And such a society would be insane,

could not survive, could not face its problems.

And then he says, but this is only a thought experiment,

and such a future is technologically infeasible.

(Laughter)

And yet, of course, it's what we have created,

and it's what we must undo if we are to survive.

So --

(Applause)

I believe that we made a very particular mistake,

and it happened early on,

and by understanding the mistake we made,

we can undo it.

It happened in the '90s,

and going into the turn of the century,

and here's what happened.

Early digital culture,

and indeed, digital culture to this day,

had a sense of, I would say, lefty, socialist mission about it,

that unlike other things that have been done,

like the invention of books,

everything on the internet must be purely public,

must be available for free,

because if even one person cannot afford it,

then that would create this terrible inequity.

Now of course, there's other ways to deal with that.

If books cost money, you can have public libraries.

And so forth.

But we were thinking, no, no, no, this is an exception.

This must be pure public commons, that's what we want.

And so that spirit lives on.

You can experience it in designs like the Wikipedia, for instance,

many others.

But at the same time,

we also believed, with equal fervor,

in this other thing that was completely incompatible,

which is we loved our tech entrepreneurs.

We loved Steve Jobs; we loved this Nietzschean myth

of the techie who could dent the universe.

Right?

And that mythical power still has a hold on us, as well.

So you have these two different passions,

for making everything free

and for the almost supernatural power of the tech entrepreneur.

How do you celebrate entrepreneurship when everything's free?

Well, there was only one solution back then,

which was the advertising model.

And so therefore, Google was born free, with ads,

Facebook was born free, with ads.

Now in the beginning, it was cute,

like with the very earliest Google.

(Laughter)

The ads really were kind of ads.

They would be, like, your local dentist or something.

But there's thing called Moore's law

that makes the computers more and more efficient and cheaper.

Their algorithms get better.

We actually have universities where people study them,

and they get better and better.

And the customers and other entities who use these systems

just got more and more experienced and got cleverer and cleverer.

And what started out as advertising

really can't be called advertising anymore.

It turned into behavior modification,

just as Norbert Wiener had worried it might.

And so I can't call these things social networks anymore.

I call them behavior modification empires.

(Applause)

And I refuse to vilify the individuals.

I have dear friends at these companies,

sold a company to Google, even though I think it's one of these empires.

I don't think this is a matter of bad people who've done a bad thing.

I think this is a matter of a globally tragic,

astoundingly ridiculous mistake,

rather than a wave of evil.

Let me give you just another layer of detail

into how this particular mistake functions.

So with behaviorism,

you give the creature, whether it's a rat or a dog or a person,

little treats and sometimes little punishments

as feedback to what they do.

So if you have an animal in a cage, it might be candy and electric shocks.

But if you have a smartphone,

it's not those things, it's symbolic punishment and reward.

Pavlov, one of the early behaviorists,

demonstrated the famous principle.

You could train a dog to salivate just with the bell, just with the symbol.

So on social networks,

social punishment and social reward function as the punishment and reward.

And we all know the feeling of these things.

You get this little thrill --

"Somebody liked my stuff and it's being repeated."

Or the punishment: "Oh my God, they don't like me,

maybe somebody else is more popular, oh my God."

So you have those two very common feelings,

and they're doled out in such a way that you get caught in this loop.

As has been publicly acknowledged by many of the founders of the system,

everybody knew this is what was going on.

But here's the thing:

traditionally, in the academic study of the methods of behaviorism,

there have been comparisons of positive and negative stimuli.

In this setting, a commercial setting,

there's a new kind of difference

that has kind of evaded the academic world for a while,

and that difference is that whether positive stimuli

are more effective than negative ones in different circumstances,

the negative ones are cheaper.

They're the bargain stimuli.

So what I mean by that is it's much easier

to lose trust than to build trust.

It takes a long time to build love.

It takes a short time to ruin love.

Now the customers of these behavior modification empires

are on a very fast loop.

They're almost like high-frequency traders.

They're getting feedbacks from their spends

or whatever their activities are if they're not spending,

and they see what's working, and then they do more of that.

And so they're getting the quick feedback,

which means they're responding more to the negative emotions,

because those are the ones that rise faster, right?

And so therefore, even well-intentioned players

who think all they're doing is advertising toothpaste

end up advancing the cause of the negative people,

the negative emotions, the cranks,

the paranoids,

the cynics, the nihilists.

Those are the ones who get amplified by the system.

And you can't pay one of these companies to make the world suddenly nice

and improve democracy

nearly as easily as you can pay to ruin those things.

And so this is the dilemma we've gotten ourselves into.

The alternative is to turn back the clock, with great difficulty,

and remake that decision.

Remaking it would mean two things.

It would mean first that many people, those who could afford to,

would actually pay for these things.

You'd pay for search, you'd pay for social networking.

How would you pay? Maybe with a subscription fee,

maybe with micro-payments as you use them.

There's a lot of options.

If some of you are recoiling, and you're thinking,

"Oh my God, I would never pay for these things.

How could you ever get anyone to pay?"

I want to remind you of something that just happened.

Around this same time

that companies like Google and Facebook were formulating their free idea,

a lot of cyber culture also believed that in the future,

televisions and movies would be created in the same way,

kind of like the Wikipedia.

But then, companies like Netflix, Amazon, HBO,

said, "Actually, you know, subscribe. We'll give you give you great TV."

And it worked!

We now are in this period called "peak TV," right?

So sometimes when you pay for stuff, things get better.

We can imagine a hypothetical --

(Applause)

We can imagine a hypothetical world of "peak social media."

What would that be like?

It would mean when you get on, you can get really useful,

authoritative medical advice instead of cranks.

It could mean when you want to get factual information,

there's not a bunch of weird, paranoid conspiracy theories.

We can imagine this wonderful other possibility.

Ah.

I dream of it. I believe it's possible.

I'm certain it's possible.

And I'm certain that the companies, the Googles and the Facebooks,

would actually do better in this world.

I don't believe we need to punish Silicon Valley.

We just need to remake the decision.

Of the big tech companies,

it's really only two that depend on behavior modification and spying

as their business plan.

It's Google and Facebook.

(Laughter)

And I love you guys.

Really, I do. Like, the people are fantastic.

I want to point out, if I may,

if you look at Google,

they can propagate cost centers endlessly with all of these companies,

but they cannot propagate profit centers.

They cannot diversify, because they're hooked.

They're hooked on this model, just like their own users.

They're in the same trap as their users,

and you can't run a big corporation that way.

So this is ultimately totally in the benefit of the shareholders

and other stakeholders of these companies.

It's a win-win solution.

It'll just take some time to figure it out.

A lot of details to work out,

totally doable.

(Laughter)

I don't believe our species can survive unless we fix this.

We cannot have a society

in which, if two people wish to communicate,

the only way that can happen is if it's financed by a third person

who wishes to manipulate them.

(Applause)

(Applause ends)

In the meantime, if the companies won't change,

delete your accounts, OK?

(Laughter)

(Applause)

That's enough for now.

Thank you so much.

(Applause)

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Paul Ryan Suggests He's Been Covering Up Crimes By American Banks - Duration: 2:42.

Paul Ryan, the Republican Speaker of the House who announced that he is retiring after this

current session of Congress ends and will not be seeking reelection, recently told a

gathering at a financial conference that if Democrats win in the midterms this coming

November, if they take back the House of Representatives, they're going to start subpoenaing the big

banks for all the crimes they've been committing.

So first, let's read Ryan's exact quote here.

It says, "You'll have gridlock, you'll have subpoenas."

You'll have subpoenas, not, they might subpoena you, they might launch investigations.

They're going to straight up subpoena you.

So in that statement that Paul Ryan is making to bankers here in the United States, he's

telling them and telling us, the rest of the world, "I've been helping to cover up your

crimes, preventing subpoenas, as have the other Republicans, but if we lose the majority

then, hell, we can't stop those floodgates anymore and you people might be going to prison."

So I think the big question at this point is what are Paul Ryan and the Republicans

covering up from these bankers?

If it's anything like what led up to the crash of 2007, 2008, it could be mortgage fraud,

it could be securities fraud, it could be other risky investments where they gamble

away people's life savings, lose it all yet somehow they make a profit while screwing

over consumers.

I'm willing to bet it's a little bit of all of that because the banks never change their

ways, because nobody was every held accountable and nobody ever went to prison, except for

people who decided to take money from rich people.

So what is Paul Ryan hiding, what are the Republicans covering up, and why would he

say that these bankers are going to face subpoenas if Democrats take back the House?

Now, there is a very slim possibility that Paul Ryan was just trying to spook them a

little bit so they would open up their wallets and give more money to Republicans as we head

closer and closer to the midterms, but I think he spoke the truth right there, for one of

the first times in his career.

I think he understands that the banks have been committing criminal activities and that

the only things that's stopped full blown investigations are those disgusting Republicans

that we have in Congress, who are more than willing to take banker's money and ignore

the corruption in that industry as long as it means they get to keep their office for

another two more years.

And now that Paul Ryan doesn't have to worry about reelection he's free to admit that that

is how he's been running things in D.C. ever since he became Speaker of the House.

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After James Comey Makes Major Claim About Hillary, Rudy Exposes Both Of Them. - Duration: 4:16.

After James Comey Makes Major Claim About Hillary, Rudy Exposes Both Of Them.

In a recent interview, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani had some strong words

for James Comey and Hillary Clinton.

After Comey defended crooked Hillary and made a bogus claim in the process, Giuliani fired

back and exposed both of them.

It's been nearly two years since the Presidential Election, and we're still hearing about

Hillary Clinton.

Most failed candidates tend to recede into twilight.

They either go back to their former careers or they stick to private life.

Not Crooked Hillary.

Since losing, she's been traveling the world, blaming everyone (but herself) for her failure.

Now, with mid-term elections coming up, the insane Democratic Party wants to use her and

her husband Bill Clinton.

The Clintons are raising money to help their corrupt comrades.

Good luck with that.

Meanwhile, disgraced former FBI head James Comey continues to pop up.

He's obviously eager to stay in the limelight for as long as he can.

James Comey is guilty of letting Hillary off the hook for her email scandal.

He's also the one that jumpstarted the bogus Russia collusion investigation.

That's the same investigation — being led by Robert Mueller — that's wasting

American tax dollars and burning through our patience.

Recently, President Donald Trump hired Rudy Giuliani to join his legal team.

Giuliani, former mayor of New York, is a respected and effective legal mind.

He spoke with Sean Hannity about Comey and Clinton.

It was classic Rudy in every way.

He blasted both of these con artists, putting them in their place.

When Rudy learned that James Comey said Hillary Clinton "respected the rule of law," he

lost it.

Rudy blasted the former FBI head, saying, "He's a very perverted man."

That's gotta sting.Rudy is brutally honest about these two crooked insiders.

He exposes Hillary Clinton's pathetic attempts at saving her own skin.

He said, "I know you're very disappointed you didn't win, but you're a criminal."

We all know this.

Even before the election, there was ample evidence that Hillary was breaking the law.

The FBI was investigating her illegal private email server.

While the media tried to downplay it, we knew it was a serious offense.

Clinton ignored federal law and set up a secret email server, and it was all to keep her backdoor

dealings away from the State Department.It was the FBI's job to uncover this and prosecute

her.

But during the election, James Comey announced they would not be recommending charges.

Really?

Anyone else would have been thrown in jail.

Hannity spoke with Rudy about a "two-tier" justice system.

Rudy said there is: one set of rules for Hillary, another for the rest of us.

It seems like the former First Lady continues to evade the law, simply because of her connections.

Rudy's reaction to Comey's quote is priceless.

When Hannity quotes Comey as saying Hillary "respects the rule of law," the former

mayor cannot believe it.

His expression is the same that all patriots share when we hear about Clinton's wrongdoing.

Hillary Clinton is the LAST person that respects the law.

Time and again she's bent and broke it to her own advantage.

She's funneled money into her "Foundation" to make herself rich while giving out favors

to foreign powers.

Rewatch what Rudy said about Comey: "He's a very perverted man."

That pretty much sums up most people's feelings about the former FBI head.

He bent the law to protect his colleagues.

Comey looked the other way when Hillary was breaking numerous laws.

But the moment Trump came to power, Comey tried to throw the book at him, despite the

fact that Trump did no wrong.What do you call that kind of FBI leader?

Perverted is a good word for him.

If I were Comey or Clinton, I would be hiding about now.

what do you think about this?

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Hello

Good news

First version Android Auto wireless, It support WiFi

For user who don't want install software to system.

This require uninstall Android Auto All in One before run headunit-wireless

You can test without risk, It works a little slow

It support both USB and WiFi. You can swap without CMU reboot.

connect wifi or USB and "Start head unit server" on Android Auto.

Start without problem

We must thank @Khantaena

Web MZDONLINE

Great developer

He has many projects and very interesting

ok

Download zip and unzip

now connect usb

formated to fat32 on Windows

Copy on USB the files

remove USB safely

go to the car

Connect USB, don't install software to system.

This script not require CMU memory.

this is the dialogue in normal operation

Start Android headunit wireless

Press OK and now connect CMU wifi

to a network on my phone

We can see in the Network Manager

It is connected to 1 + 1

Go to phne app

tap the "About Android Auto"

From the right top corner select "Start head unit server"

after a few seconds

Android Auto wireless starts on the car screen

Works but It's slower than what we can install in the CMU

Only versions 55 and 56 for user who don't want install software to system.

If cmu disconnect wifi will execute headunit. If CMU connect wifi hotspot will auto stop headunit and start headunit-wireless. You can swap without reboot.

Connect USB and press "Start head unit server"

Work on both

You can swap without reboot.

If I disconnect the cable the application continues to work without problem

Thanks to @Khantaena and his web MZDONLINE

Trezdog44 say that WiFi support will be available in new AIO version pretty soon.

That´s All

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This Teraflex rear performance big slotted rotor kit is for those of you that have a

2007 to 2018 JK that are looking for some bigger brakes on the rear of your Jeep.

This is a kit that will install very, very easily.

Definitely a one-out-of-three wrench install, and we'll talk more about that in just a second.

With brakes, the front brakes do most of the work.

About 70% or so of the work are done by those front brakes.

So if you really wanna increase your braking power, I recommend going with a big brake

up front.

If you've already done that, you wanna round things out, you can certainly go ahead and

add these on to the rear and it is going to add just that much more braking power.

This kit is going to give you the brackets that you need to move your factory calipers

out to run a larger disc in the back.

So that's going to give a little more mechanical advantage and help you to stop a little bit

better.

This kit does require you to be running a 17-inch wheel or larger.

Because it is such a large rotor, you have to be able to hide that underneath the wheel

and not have any sort of clearance issues.

But as long as you have that, this is going to be an easy bolt-on install.

Now, this is a very nice kit.

It's well-engineered and it's well-put-together but it is going to be a little bit costly.

So, like I said, if you really wanna get the most out of your brakes, upgrade those front

brakes first.

If you've done all that, and you're looking to round things out, and you have the budget,

I think this is going to be a nice kit.

The factory rear brake rotors are 10.3 inches and these ones are 11.5 inches, so over an

extra inch of size.

And what that does, again, by moving the caliper as well out to the end of that brake disc,

gives you the most mechanical advantage and most clamping force and really allows you

to stop that much better.

Because these are going to give you a bracket to move the caliper, you don't have to do

any sort of major modification to the axle or the factory bracket at all.

You also don't have to disconnect your caliper from the brake line, so there's no fluid,

there's no bleeding.

If you're due for one, this is a good time to do that anyway, but to get this installed,

you don't have to mess with anything.

You don't have to open up the brake system at all.

It's a nice, clean, easy install.

All you have to do is jack up the front of the Jeep, remove the tire, unbolt the caliper

from the caliper bracket, then unbolt the caliper bracket from the steering knuckle,

and finally, remove the rotor.

You'll slide your new, larger rotor in place.

Install the new caliper bracket with the proper spacing for that new, larger rotor, and finally,

bolt your caliper back into place.

So as I mentioned, this kit comes in at $400, which isn't going to be inexpensive by any

stretch of the imagination.

However, it is going to be very high-quality components and it is going to work for you.

If you're looking to make your first brake upgrade, by all means, do it in the front

of the Jeep.

That's where you're gonna get the most bang for your buck.

But if you're looking to round things out and also include the rear, then this is going

to be an excellent kit.

So if you're looking for a big rotor kit for the rear of your JK, I definitely recommend

this option from Teraflex, and you can find it right here at extremeterrain.com.

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Breaking News Today⚠️World War 3 ISIS terrorists carry out GRUESOME execution by turning Syrian Bomb - Duration: 2:43.

breaking news today

welcome to USA breaking news today please subscribe and click notification

box to get all breaking news alert breaking news today is is terrorists

carry out gruesome execution by turning Syrian soldier into a human bomb Islamic

state is is has released images showing its militants carrying out a chilling

execution in Syria by turning a captured soldier into a human bomb the group's

propaganda channels published video of the depraved killing which shows to

Hades hurling a terrified Syrian head first from a building after hitting the

rebel explosives on the man's helmet detonate he was killed instantly in the

blast which decapitated him the death cult has released countless other SiC

murder videos including beheadings and mass executions by firing squad dot this

latest brutal killing is said to have taken place in Yarmouk camp an Isis

controlled area on the outskirts of Damascus one image released by the group

shows a petrified Syrian Arab Army soldier bound with cables and is is

militant can be seen fitting the captured man with a helmet armed with

explosives a second image taken after the soldier

has been hurled from a building shows the captive hurtling headfirst to the

ground dot in one image too gruesome to show the man's headless body lies

motionless on the ground the execution is believed to be in retaliation for

recent airstrikes by Syrian and Russian forces which targeted isis-held

territory in and around Yarmouk camp the area has seen heavy fighting since

government forces began a campaign to retake rebel-held towns on the outskirts

of the Syrian capital before the Syrian war broke out in 2011 Yarmouk was home

to Syria's largest Palestinian refugee population is is has been driven out

from its so-called Caliphate in Syria and Iraq but the terror group still

controls pockets of territory and ceased Yarmouk during the height of its power

in 2015 the UN has warned around 1,200 civilians are still trapped in the

besieged camp and have no access to food or medical supplies the air crainville

Commissioner general of UNRWA the UN agency responsible for Palestinian

refugees said Yarmouk and its inhabitants have endured indescribable

pain and suffering over years of conflict we are deeply concerned about

the fate of thousands of civilians including Palestine refugees after more

than a week of dramatically increased violence

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Best NBA Rookies In The 2018 NBA Playoffs - Duration: 8:29.

best NBA rookies and the 2018 NBA playoffs next on the skill welcome to

another exciting episode of the skill I'm your host KCJ and today we're

going to be talking about the 2018 NBA playoff and the best rookies it's kind

of like my NBA Rookie ladder but in the playoffs you feel what I'm saying if

you're new to this channel make sure you subscribe because I drop nothing but

bangers around the NBA and NFL and also do who is videos but it ain't about that

we're going to be talking about the best rookies so let's get into it the first

guy on is list I like to talk about is OG Anunoby right now OG isn't a

scorer and we all know that but you need a guy like this on your team why because

he can guard the best player on the opposite team he can guard LeBron James now if

you got a guy who can guard LeBron James you're a superstar won't have to waste

his energy guarding a guy like LeBron James that's crucial right spend your energy on offense don't worry about

defense now I said he isn't a scorer but he is average of seven points per game

shooting 56% from field goal range which is awesome awesome and get

this 46% from three-point range 88% from free-throw that's better than what Jason

Tatum is shooting from the free-throw line

and you can keep this guy your best defender in the game in crucial

situations like end of game 88% 88 do your thang OG the next guy

on this I like to talk about is the third pick in the NBA Draft Jason

Tatum now who would've thought Jason Tatum would be your

go-to guy in the NBA playoffs right Kyrie Irving gone Gordon Hayward gone right and you

got Al Horford still there who's well a score but he's not more effective than Jason

Tatum right now right after Kyrie Irving down we all thought and I'm

gonna say we besides the Boston fans I'm gonna be honest with you besides the

Boston fans right thought that Giannis I'ma say Giannis was gonna drop off the

Boston Celtics drop them off right Giannis considered the league MVP in the

beginning of the season y'all remember all the videos Giannis

Giannis Giannis did happen Tatum time baby 15 points per game on 40% field goal

shooting 30% from three we knew that was gonna drop a little bit because now he's

to go to guy but eighty six from the free-throw line

drop the Bucks off drop them off move on to the second round 28 points against my

guy my guy Ben Simmons drop em off game one

everybody is picking the Sixers vs the Cavs right

I'm still riding with the Sixers right yes I'm a Pacers fan you guys know that but

Ben Simmons is my favorite player but it ain't about that it's about Jason Tatum dropping my boy off

averaging 15 points per game 86 from free throw being a go-to guy I'll done

now the next rookie I'd like to talk about is my boy my boy Ben Simmons

now don't sit here and comment and tell me KCJ that Ben Simmons is the best

NBA rookie in a 2018 playoff cuz he's not he's not he's my favorite player

that took me a long time to consider now here's what he has Joel Embiid on any

given night who can drop 30 points per game

thirty and he's surrounded by shooters Reddick Sardic IIssava now I know

in Game four he dropped a triple-double against the Miami Heat

dropped a triple-double on em but in a game seven turnovers

one two three four five six seven uno dos tres cuatro cinco seis seita

get it together Ben now 18 points per game 10 rebounds 9 assists now you would

think that's good for number one two steals four turnovers per game four

turnovers per game for turn overs per game

and was dropped off and game 1 against Jason Tatum get it together now

I can't do I can't do this man now the next NBA rookie I'd like to talk

about is Donovan Mitchell the best NBA rookie in the 2018 NBA playoffs the 13

pick in the draft Lakers you should be ashamed of yourself Sixers

you should be ashamed of yourself Kings you should be ashamed of yourself Donovan

Mitchell is better than those guys right now let me tell you something you got

Westbrook Melo and playoff Pete playoff Pete get the playoff Pete drop them off

right drop them off 28 points per game seven rebounds per game that's eight

more points than his regular season average that's four more boards then his

regular-season average up drop them off over 20 points every single game he was

in they couldn't do nothing with that boy right now I covered we covered Donovan

Mitchell the entire season right check it out NBA Rookie Ladder we did that we know what that man is about now

I was watching first take Max Kellerman a Stephen A. Smith said that Westbrook was

gonna be too much they said that Melo was gonna be the difference-maker and

they said playoff Pete was gonna be that guy

how quickly did their words

change Jazz are the team Jazz the best defense Jazz Donovan Mitchell I remember that interview you guys said

that man didnt have a chance now look at him right I know Houston drop them off

right but you guys didn't believe don't be jumping on my rookies bandwagon cuz

you know we cover rookies on this channel don't jump on the bandwagon

okay 28 points per game seven rebounds

Donovan Mitchell keep doing your thing boy best rookie now you not now you're

not the Rookie of the Year that goes with a boy Ben Simmons but in the playoffs

the 2018 playoffs you're doing your thang and I got to give you that what else you want me to say

thank you for watching another episode of the skill I'm your host KCJ make

sure you subscribe to this channel because we're gonna be dropping more NBA

content and NFL content see you in the next video peace

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Jeep Wrangler Deegan 38 HD Rock Sliders - LED Rock Lights (2007-2018 JK 2 Door) Review & Install - Duration: 4:33.

These Deegan 38 HD rock sliders with built-in LED lights are for those of you that have

a two-door 2007 to 2018 JK that are looking for a strong, quality piece of armor, that's

also a pretty good step and has a high-quality built-in LED light.

These are going to be a one out of three wrench installation, they'll bolt right up to your

Jeep, although you do have to do a little bit of wiring to get the lights working.

We'll talk a little bit more about that in just a second.

So, when you're looking at something that bolts onto the rocker area of your Jeep, you're

either going to find you very useful step for a very strong piece of armor.

Some will do both but you're always going to find a little bit of a trade-off.

Either it's a step that hangs down nice and low, making it very easy to use as a step,

but it gets in the way when you're off-roading or something that tucks up nice and tight

to the body and offers a ton of protection, but then you're still reaching for that step.

So, again, always a little bit of a trade-off.

This is going to be very strong armor.

It is going to be a good step, but it is going to be tucked up a little bit higher, a little

bit tighter toward the Jeep.

Again, this is more of a piece of armor than it is a step, although it does offer that

as well.

But, the other thing that you get with this that you don't find a lot of other pieces

of armor, is a very high-quality light built right into it.

So, you're going to get KC rock lights built right into this piece.

Generally, when you find a piece of armor that has built-in lights, they're not the

highest of quality lights.

That's not the case with this.

These are KC lights, they're going to hold up well for you, they are gonna put out some

really nice light.

And again, that's not something that you find from a lot of options out there.

Now, because these do have the built-in lights, they're a little bit more expensive than some

of the other choices, but if that's a feature that you're looking for, I think these are

still very fairly priced.

When you're shopping for rocker armor, you're going to find pieces that attach to the Jeep

in a couple of different ways.

The bottom of the tub, onto the body mounts, and then onto the pinch seam.

Now, what you want is for it to attach in a couple of different locations so that even

if you catch a rock all the way on the outside of this piece here where there's kinda leverage,

you're still going to have a very strong attachment point, and that's what you get here.

This attaches both onto the bottom of the Jeep and onto the pinch seam, giving you that

really, really strong connection.

This is designed to be rocker armor first and foremost.

However, it is also a step, so it does stick out from the side of the Jeep a little bit.

It has this area here where it has holes punched in it that give you a little bit of a raised

space, to give you some nice traction when you are stepping on this and using it as a

step.

Overall, does as good of a job as it can for being very, very good rocker armor.

Again, as I said, any time you have great rocker armor, it's going to be tucked up a

little tighter to the body, not going to be the best possible step, but this is going

be great for off-road and still a pretty good step.

Now, something that this does that a lot of the others don't do is have a very high quality

of lighting built right into it.

These are designed to accept KC rock lights, they come with the lights.

They're gonna be a five watt LED rock light.

It's not just a generic hole that you can stick any light in, these are specifically

designed for those round rock lights.

So, they'll accept them perfectly.

They mount them very well.

They put light right at the front and the rear tire where you'd want it for your spotter.

Also has an accent light if you're looking at this for more of an aesthetic thing than

anything else.

So, overall I think is a very well put together package.

A pair of these sliders for your four-door come in at $400, and I really think that's

a pretty good price for what you're getting.

This is some really strong armor, a pretty good step, and you're getting some high-quality

rock lights built right into it.

I think that $400 is a very fair price to pay for everything you're getting.

Getting these sliders installed is a very simple one out of three wrench installation

even with the wiring because of the wiring harness that is included.

The first step is going to be installing the lights in the sliders, they'll very simply

bolt into place.

Then you'll have to remove the large body bolts from the underside of your Jeep in order

to get the sliders installed.

Once those bolts are removed, you can hold the sliders into place and get the body bolt

started again.

You wanna leave those loose while you bolt the rest of the slider onto the pinch seam

and then you can take it down all of your hardware.

Once the sliders are fully installed, you want to run your wires up toward the dash

and the battery of your Jeep.

And finally, make all of your final wiring connections.

So, if you're looking for a piece of rocker armor that's also going to be a step and provide

you with some rock lights, I would recommend this choice from Deegan 38, and you can find

it right here at extremeterrain.com.