I would like to thank you
for 20,000 subscriptions
Even though 19,900....
ARE MEEEEEEEEEE!
Owls are one smart bird.
They know everything there is to know about flags.
although they are not very good
at saying words...
in other languages....
also owls also know
lots about things like countries names
but once again...
they are not very good at saying them!!!
and here I am sailing away
hoping to get away from this place
but I come back because I gota know
What is this place "Canada"?
Flags and things
facts and country names
why did I break that it was expensive...
Ety and countries too....
is there anything we don't do...
We may not be CGP grey...
BUT HE DOES NOT HAVE AN OWL!!!
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【Daina】 Be Friends Again 【Sub español】【CC】 - Duration: 4:02.
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10 Jahre "Ein Stern": Er steckt hinter dem DJ-Ötzi-Hit! - Duration: 2:07.
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Audi A3 - Duration: 0:42.
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Kia cee'd 1.4 CVVT Seven 5drs - Duration: 0:55.
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Kia cee'd 1.6 GDI Business Pack, Navi, Climate, 17" LMV! - Duration: 0:58.
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Tourist - We Stayed Up All Night (feat. Ardyn) (Official Audio) - Duration: 4:26.
So let's pretend that we have no weight on our shoulders
No time for future, no time for the past
You know we're young have time for fun
We'll open the door and out we run
I remember cause you told me you were going away
I wanted to know you, tomorrow was too late
Standing on younger ground, we didn't know what we'd found
But the world put you in front of me and we aligned
We stayed up all night (to watch the sunrise)
We stayed up all night (we never felt so alive)
We stayed up all night (to watch the sunrise)
We stayed up all night (we never felt so alive)
I remember the evening the air was cold outside
I was wanting for nothing somehow you arrived
Standing on younger ground, we didn't know what we'd found
The world put you in front of me and we aligned
We stayed up all night (to watch the sunrise)
We stayed up all night (we never felt so alive)
We stayed up all night (to watch the sunrise)
We stayed up all night (we never felt so alive)
I won't give it up tonight X4
We stayed up all night (to watch the sunrise)
We stayed up all night (we never felt so alive)
We stayed up all night (to watch the sunrise)
We stayed up all night (we never felt so alive)
We stayed up all night
We stayed up all night
We stayed up all night
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Fomo - BiTS - ARTE - Duration: 11:03.
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I am so Dumb - Duration: 2:59.
What's up youtube? This is BaseGod Sky here and I am playing infected with Fichee_slays
His name is Fichee_slays but his youtube channel is papa fichee. Go check him out he is cool.
Yeah same goes for you guys.
I'll be linking their channels in the description too.
Oh we have secondaries we have pistols.
Oh I got lucky.
Yeah run, run, run, run
Because that area is like more open.
Oh no I died.
Nooo! Oh nooo.
The first game was fast.
Oh you became infected.
One of you is infected. I only see one green triangle.
No you just turned on me!
No you just turned on me!
Ahh. Two piece with the knife
All three of us are infected?
Ohh two piece again!
Ohh I went on a blood thirsty.
He almost has the de-atomizer.
Oh they got a de-atomizer
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Just A Gent - You'll Never Know (feat. MOZA) [Lyrics] - Duration: 3:30.
I can't speak another word,
I think I'm 'bout to lose my nerve,
All with thinking down and moving my head backwards.
It's been so long since I felt this,
I blame it on your winding hips.
What I wouldn't do to taste the grooves of your lips.
Left foot,
Right foot,
Turn around.
Keep that motion on the ground.
What I wouldn't do to say your comin' home now.
Left foot,
Right foot,
Turn around.
Keep that motion on the ground.
What I wouldn't do to feel your skin to mine now.
I just,
Breath it in.
Save my breath.
Never know,
When I'll need it next.
I'll lose it all,
Just to here you call.
Ain't it strange?
Darling, you'll never know.
You never seem to leave my head,
You won this town, I'll paint it red.
Conthoughted in ya now, I wish you knew what I meant.
'Cause I know your thoughts,
And you know mine.
We're flexable, We chose to be blind but,
Is it such a stress to call you one of my kind?
Left foot,
Right foot,
Turn around.
Keep that motion on the ground.
What I wouldn't do to say your comin' home now.
Left foot,
Right Foot,
Turn around.
Keep that motion on the ground.
What I wouldn't do to feel your skin to mine now.
I just,
Breath it in,
Save my breath,
Never know,
When I'll need it next.
I'll lose it all,
Just to hear you call,
Ain't it strange?
Darling, you'll never know.
I just,
Breath it in,
Save my breath,
Never know,
When I'll need it next.
I'll lose it all,
Just to hear you call,
Ain't it strange?
Darling, you'll never know~
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Renal tubular acidosis - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology - Duration: 15:08.
With renal tubular acidosis, renal refers to the kidney, tubular refers to the main
tube-portion of the nephron, and acidosis refers to having too many protons or increased
acidity in blood, so renal tubular acidosis or RTA describes increased acidity in the
blood because the renal tubules can't get rid of protons.
The kidneys contain millions of nephrons, each of which has a renal corpuscle, and a
renal tubule that ends in a collecting duct.
The renal corpuscle filters large amounts of solutes that go from the blood into the
filtrate and eventually the urine, and the renal tubule and collecting duct are responsible
for fine tuning the reabsorption and secretion of solutes to adjust the amount that ultimately
gets retained by or removed from the body.
Broadly speaking, renal tubular acidosis can develop in either the proximal convoluted
tubule, sometimes called just the proximal tubule, or the distal convoluted tubule, or
distal tubule, and the nearby collecting duct.
The proximal tubule is lined by brush border cells which have two surfaces.
One is the apical surface that faces the tubular lumen and is lined with microvilli, which
are tiny little projections that increase the cell's surface area to help with solute
reabsorption.
The other is the basolateral surface, which faces the peritubular capillaries, which run
alongside the nephron.
Now - when a molecule of bicarbonate approaches the apical surface of the brush border cell
it binds to hydrogen to form carbonic acid.
At that point, an enzyme called carbonic anhydrase type 4 which lurks in tubule among the microvilli
like a shark, swims along and splits the carbonic acid into water and carbon dioxide.
The overall equation looks like this:
The water and carbon dioxide happily diffuse across the membrane into the cells where carbonic
anhydrase type 2 facilitates the reverse reaction - combining them to form carbonic acid, which
dissolves into bicarbonate and hydrogen.
A sodium bicarbonate cotransporter on the basolateral surface snatches up the bicarbonate
and a nearby sodium, and shuttles both into the blood.
Meanwhile, a sodium-hydrogen exchanger on the apical surface, pulls sodium into the
cell, while pushing hydrogen back into the tubule.
So at the end of the day, there's a movement of bicarbonate from the tubule to the blood.
Okay - so now let's shift over to the distal tubule and collecting duct which we'll talk
about together.
First off, one type of cell these are lined with are the alpha-intercalated cells.
Like the brush border cells, the alpha intercalated cells move bicarbonate and hydrogen from the
tubule into the cell using carbonic anhydrase.
The alpha intercalated cells have two major ways to get rid of that hydrogen across the
apical surface.
First, they have a H+/ATPase which simply pushes hydrogen into the tubule.
Second, they have a hydrogen potassium ATPase (H+K+ATPase) which pushes hydrogen into the
tubule in exchange for potassium.
With regard to bicarbonate, there is a bicarbonate/chloride antiporter which moves bicarbonate into the
blood in exchange for chloride.
To prevent chloride from piling up within the cell, there's a potassium/chloride symporter
on the basolateral surface that moves both of these ions into the blood.
In addition, there's a chloride channel on the basolateral surface that allows chloride
to passively move down its concentration gradient into the blood.
Finally, it's worth mentioning that like all cells - sodium and potassium levels are
controlled by Na/K ATPase pumps on the basolateral surface which move two potassium ions into
the cell and three sodium ions out of the cell.
So overall, there's a net movement of sodium, chloride, and bicarbonate into the blood,
while hydrogen is pushed into the tubule.
Once in the lumen, hydrogen binds to phosphate or ammonia to form relatively weak acids like
dihydrogen phosphate or ammonium, which then get peed out in the urine.
This allows protons to get removed without making the urine too acidic and damaging the
cells lining the tubules and the rest of the urinary tract.
The other group of cells are the principal cells.
They have two pumps on the apical surface, an ATP-dependent potassium channel pump that
pushes potassium into the tubule, and an epithelial sodium channel pump called ENaC that pulls
sodium into the cell.
There's also a Na/K ATPase pump on the basolateral surface that again moves 2 potassium ions
in for every 3 sodium ions out.
All three of these are stimulated by aldosterone, and the combined effect is resorption of sodium
and loss of potassium.
In RTA type I or distal renal tubular acidosis, the main issue is that alpha intercalated
cells of the distal tubule and collecting duct are unable to secrete hydrogen.
The buildup of hydrogen in those cells leads to a buildup of hydrogen in the blood - resulting
in acidemia.
The underlying cause could be a genetic mutation in the H+ATPase pump or the H+K+ATPase pump
of alpha intercalated cells.
Alternatively it could be due to an acquired defect from a medication like lithium or amphotericin
B, both of which can make cells permeable, allowing hydrogen to simply diffuse from the
tubule right back into the cell.
A less common mechanism, is a defect in the bicarbonate/chloride antiporter, which causes
a decrease in bicarbonate reabsorption, and less bicarbonate in the blood, also leads
to an acidemia.
In RTA type II or proximal renal tubular acidosis, the main issue is that brush border cells
of the proximal tubule are unable to reabsorb bicarbonate.
As a result, bicarbonate gets lost in the urine and it means that there is nothing to
counterbalance the hydrogen ions - resulting in acidemia.
One known cause is a genetic mutation in the sodium bicarbonate cotransporter on the basolateral
surface that makes it less functional.
Being able to move less bicarbonate out of the cell, alters the intracellular bicarbonate
concentration and makes it imore difficult for bicarbonate to get brought across the
apical surface into the cell.
As a result, less bicarbonate gets reabsorbed by the brush border cells, and more is left
behind in the lumen of the tubule.
Eventually losing bicarbonate in the urine, means that there's less bicarbonate in the
blood - resulting in an acidemia.
Unlike RTA type I, the distal intercalated cells are still functional and can produce
hydrogen ions, and can therefore can generally still acidify the urine.
RTA type II can happen independently or can be part of a broader disfunction of the proximal
tubular cells called Fanconi syndrome.
In Fanconi syndrome, in addition to the loss of bicarbonate, there is also phosphaturia,
glycosuria, aminoaciduria, uricosuria, and proteinuria - the loss of phosphate, glucose,
amino acids, uric acid, and protein in the urine.
Fanconi syndrome can be inherited, but can also be acquired, for example, it can be a
side effect of taking certain medications like tetracycline class antibiotics.
In RTA type III there is a defect in both the distal and proximal tubule, a fairly uncommon
situation.
The causes are not well understood, but some cases have been associated with congenital
carbonic anhydrase deficiency, this is because carbonic anhydrases are present in both distal
and proximal tubule.
Finally, there's RTA type IV, sometimes called hyperkalemic acidosis, and it's classically
due to aldosterone deficiency or aldosterone resistance in the collecting ducts, which
would affect both the principal and alpha intercalated cells.
Aldosterone has an important role in the regulation of sodium, potassium,, and hydrogen levels.
An example of aldosterone deficiency is Addison's disease, where the adrenal gland doesn't
produce enough of it.
An example of aldosterone resistance is a mutation in the epithelial sodium channel
(ENaC), so that it doesn't respond well to normal levels of aldosterone.
Either way - a reduced effect of aldosterone can decrease the function of the Na+K+ATPase,
making sodium levels fall and potassium levels rise in the blood.
A reduced effect of aldosterone on the H+/ATPase in the intercalated cells, means that more
hydrogen gets retained in the cells and eventually in the blood, causing the acidemia.
Overall, this causes high potassium, hyperkalemia, and high levels of hydrogen ions, acidemia,
in the blood.
Also, since hydrogen usually combines with ammonia in the tubule to form ammonium, with
less hydrogen there'll be less ammonium formed and excreted in the urine.
There are some other causes of RTA type IV as well.
One of them is severe hypovolemia.
Or low fluid, which means less sodium is available for reabsorption in the principal cells.
The result is lower sodium levels in the cell, which alters the ion exchange between sodium
and potassium - resulting in low sodium and high potassium levels in the blood, and the
hyperkalemia contributes to the acidosis.
Another cause of RTA type IV is systemic lupus or medications like lithium and amphotericin
B, all of which can make the distal tubule and collecting duct cells more permeable to
hydrogen ions, allowing them to diffuse into the blood and causing acidosis.
Initially, symptoms of renal tubular acidosis include gastrointestinal problems like decreased
appetite, vomiting, and abdominal pain.
But, if left untreated, severe metabolic acidosis can lead to vasodilation of peripheral arterioles
which can cause shock.
Like other causes of metabolic acidosis, there is a compensatory pattern of breathing called
Kussmaul breathing-- where a person initially takes rapid shallow breaths that become more
deeper over time - in order to blow off the carbon dioxide.
Also, the urine tends to be more alkaline than normal, typically greater than a pH of
6; this especially happens in RTA type I and sometimes in the acute setting for RTA type
II.
This causes hypercalciuria and leads to the precipitation of calcium oxalate which can
cause painful kidney stones.
Renal tubular acidosis is a metabolic acidosis - a pH below 7.35 and a low bicarbonate level
- with a normal anion gap.
That means that the difference between measured anions --Cl- and HCO3- and cations -- Na+
and K+-- is between 8 mEq/L and 12 mEq/L. In addition, blood potassium and urine pH
are typically done to identify the exact type of RTA.
Low levels of HCO3- in the blood also lead to elevated levels of chloride, so hyperchloremia
is a classic finding in RTA.
In RTA type I and II, the main goal is to replenish bicarbonate and correct hypokalemia
with potassium citrate.
In RTA type II, this can be achieved with thiazide diuretics which cause water loss
and increased reabsorption of bicarbonate.
For RTA type IV, the goal is to treat hypoaldosteronism with fludrocortisone or loop diuretics, which
increases sodium delivery to the collecting duct and increases potassium hydrogen exchange.
Alright, as a quick recap, renal tubular acidosis describes a condition in which the kidney
is unable to secrete acids or reabsorb bicarbonate from the body.
And this most commonly results in metabolic acidosis with a normal anion gap.
If left untreated, the acidemia can cause peripheral vasodilation
and shock.
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Barbara D'Urso senza veli: "Rimorchio tanto"| K.N.B.T - Duration: 2:28.
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Lesbian Couple Relationship Goals : Soulmate Checklist : Lacie and Robin - Duration: 3:28.
Let me see if I get this right. People of earth! Hello. We're talking today about a
misperception. I have read this idea that in order to get what you want you have
to know what it is. Okay. And they're talking about
relationships. I've seen that applied to relationships. "I would like a man who's
five seven and makes a living as dentist." But, I know there are a lot of people
have that belief. That, you know, "I really want a person who's tall or this butch
or that femme." How butch? K-Stew butch? Rosie O'Donnell butch? Ell . . . they're
all butch. Ellen. They'ra all butch. I guess you would call K-Stew more androgynous. Yeah.
Yeah, that's true. Although, now she's like shaved her head. I don't know what she's doin' but
I love it. There's no way to go wrong with K-Stew. 'Cuz she's K-Stew. We think we know what we want and we think we know
what or who will make us happy. But, we don't have a clue. We don't know what's
gonna make us happy if we're trying to define it by characteristics of a person.
How do they make you feel when you're in a room with them? Well, and the fact of
the matter is, the way that the Lacie and I fell in love . . .
We weren't even looking for . . . exactly . . . anybody. I mean I was in a relationship.
We were friends for two years before we fell in love. Exactly. And, I didn't have a
checklist. And I didn't have a plan. In fact, I honestly think that part of the
reason why we fell in love and why we have worked well is that having a
relationship was not on my to-do list. I didn't have almost any attention on
it because I was so career-focused. I think that's huge. Yeah. I do, too. Because
when you're really chasing after something, you're not gonna get it. You're
pushing it away from you.
Exactly. I ran out of breath. Did you
run out of breath? Pushing it. The point is we're gonna be attracted to whoever we're
attracted to whether we like it or not. That's true. I mean that's what
happened to us. Yeah. That's exactly right. When you're trying to create the life
that you want using your very limited brain and very limited knowledge of what you
think will work, you're screwed. The way to do it and the way that, sort of,
accidentally happened for us is that you say yes to the things and the people
that make you feel good. So, you're following your bliss. You know they say,
"Follow your bliss." But, the way we usually do it is, "Well, I think my bliss would be
if I'm rich and famous!" I'm pretty sure. Exactly. But, it's not
really right. To follow your bliss means you actually feel. You're led by the
feelings of bliss. Because, it was like, "Do you want to do a play with Lacie Harmon?"
And, I was like, "Eh heh. Eh heh. Yeah." Yeah. I had that same feeling. I'm not sure we
know exactly how we felt prior to the play but I knew right away there was no
way that I wasn't doing the play if you were gonna be in the play. Yeah. That
pretty much . . . I mean, that was really the reason why we wanted to do it. Cuz we
like each other. We wanted to hang out. Right. Maybe on some subconscious level
we knew something else was there. I don't know. Mm hm. Probably. Mm hm. You do not need to sit down and
create vision boards about a lover. Go do something that you love to do. That's our
advice from what we've seen. So that you're at your best and you feel your
best and you're around other people who like to do things that you like to do.
Yeah. Follow your bliss. Follow your bliss! You guys! What do you think? Whatch been
your experience, those of you who are in relationships?
Yeah. whatch been your experience? Do you guys think it's helpful to have
checklists of the things and people that you want qualities of them? Period. Question mark.
Please give us a thumbs up. Please subscribe to this channel. We love you. We
want to thank you for watching. Mwah! Bye, you guys.
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20 curiosidades Celeste Star - Duration: 4:13.
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Hands-on Rural Medicine: RPAP/Sundre High School Skills Event - Duration: 2:43.
We're here today hosting a skills day.
It's sponsored by RPAP.
We've invited 50 young people from the high school over the hospital
and work through four different stations on learning about what it is to be part of a hospital
structure for healthcare workers.
It's been a real success
I wasn't sure when I contacted the high school how much support we get.
They jumped on board
They're really liking this exposure to the medical field - hands-on.
I think all the people here really enjoyed it
I really enjoyed it; it was fascinating to learn how the body works and the different ways that
you can use different instruments to help it work.
We were all able to get a little bit of insight into the medical fields from that we could find out
'Hey, this was cool.'
'Do you think the medical field is something you might consider?'
I actually was not going to before today
but after today I have put it on to consider it more than I had before I
think I'm more surprised about how much nurses really know like compared to like
how the I thought doctors were mostly all hands-on and I know like doc nurses
are too
I think when I look back when I was a high school student you know you're kind
of searching different avenues that you would like to pursue as you got older
when you went into University and I think it just gives them more options
and anytime that you can have a hands-on class that you can participate in
something that you might do in the future or that you definitely don't want
to do I think that's great where you can read about on the internet you can get
all kinds of information on it but actually coming and participating
talking to the people that are actually doing it and and listening to their real
stories I think that makes a significant difference
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Stereo Walkthrough: Klipsch | H/K | Onkyo - Duration: 0:35.
As an audiophile on a budget, I chose Klipsch F-30 floorstanders and paired them to a
Harman/Kardon AVR 5 receiver from the '90s. It's pretty
beefy and can drive the speakers to 120 decibels. As a source I primarily use an
Onkyo DX-C390 CD changer. I like this system because it has excellent, clear
treble along with punchy bass reaching down to 35 Hertz, which is plenty for
music without a subwoofer. I love rolling my chair back to the center of the room
and listening to some progressive rock.
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2011-2014 F150 Flowmaster Outlaw Cat-Back Exhaust 5.0L Sound Clip & Install - Duration: 7:27.
So the Flowmaster Outlaw for the '11 to '14 5L truck should be for the owners who want
to be heard, as this is no doubt one of Flowmaster's most aggressive offerings, in addition to
just being one of the most aggressive offerings in the category period.
Now, along with that, the Outlaw will give prospective buyers a couple of different options
when it comes to how you want this thing to look, thanks to the included piping.
For instance, you do have the option of going with that dual-split side exit look, or you
could always go with a popular dual-split rear exit configuration.
Now, along with that pretty serious bark, you can also look forward to 409-grade stainless
steel throughout here, with the Flowmaster system, in addition to a price point of just
south of $800, putting this thing in the mid-level price range.
Now, as far as your installation is concerned, well, depending on your cab and bed size,
you might actually encounter the smallest amount of cutting.
So I am going to knock this one up to a soft two out of three wrenches on the difficulty
meter.
But we will cover that a little bit more later on.
But since this is an exhaust, after all, let's break down the sound you can expect when Michael
Bolton this thing up to your 5L F-150.
As you guys heard with our sound clips, this thing is loud.
An easy five out of five on my one to five, or one to Wake the Neighbors scale.
It's always going to be one of your most aggressive offerings in the category, and again that
really hasn't changed here with the 5L '11 to '14 trucks.
I will also say though, guys, for as much noise as you're getting on the outside, you're
still going to hear this thing on the inside pretty well, also.
So some owners might prefer that.
Other owners might just prefer a slightly quieter in-cab experience.
If you do take your truck on a lot of family trips, your wife and kids might get a little
tired of this thing after a few hundred miles on the road.
So just be aware of that before purchasing.
On the other hand, if you prefer that iconic Flowmaster tone and you just maybe want a
little less volume, check out the Force II from Flowmaster instead.
You can also find that here on the site if you are interested.
So we've established that the Outlaw from Flowmaster is very loud.
That's always the biggie when talking about this particular system.
But let's break down what else you can expect when checking out this cat-back.
I think one of the coolest features here with this system or any of the Flowmaster cat-backs
for your F-150 is the fact that they're one of the only companies to offer a difference
in configuration.
Again, what I mean by that is they do include piping to make this thing a dual-split rear
exit configuration or a dual-split side exit.
Now, as you might expect, that extra material does add to the price slightly here with the
Flowmaster, but not as bad as you might think.
Again, right around $800 is what you're going to be looking at for the Flowmaster Outlaw
that we have in this video, putting it in line with some of your Magnaflow stuff, and
even some of your Stainless Works stuff as well.
Now, in addition to that configurable design, you can also look forward to a pretty solid
build overall.
What does that mean to you?
Well, the 409-grade stainless steel is kind of a middle of the road material, I like to
refer to it as.
It's not quite 304-grade stainless steel on the high side, a premium material that tends
to be a little bit more expensive.
But at the same time, it's not the aluminized steel, which is kind of a value material and
tends to corrode quickly depending on your climate.
So the 409, again, a great bang for your buck material.
It's going to reduce corrosion a fair amount here in those snowier climates.
But at the same time, it isn't going to cost you an arm and a leg like that 304.
Taking things a step further with the construction, you're going to find mandrel-bent tubing throughout,
all three-inch, and again all 409-grade stainless steel.
You will find the incorporated Outlaw Series muffler, this little guy right there, and
then finally everything is going to exit out the twin four-inch tips that are in black,
as you can see right here, guys.
This is one of the specialty items with this particular system, and these tips aren't painted.
These are ceramic-coated.
Which is kind of a nice thing to point out, because you're not going to have to worry
about anything fading or chipping over the years, like you would with a painted tip.
But talking about the wrenching here, with this system, again, I called it two out of
three wrenches at the very top of this video.
Because some owners might encounter a little bit of cutting, depending on your cab and
bed size, anywhere from an hour or two before you're making some loud noises here, once
you get this puppy installed.
My suggestion to you and pretty much for any part that you install for your F-150, check
out those detailed instructions included from Flowmaster.
They lay out very clearly if and where you need to cut.
So not a bad idea to blow the dust off a Sawzall, get yourselves some fresh metal blades and
some eye protection, and have it prepared just in case.
In addition to that Sawzall, a basic socket set will be doing most of your work, in addition
to a couple of open-ended wrenches, not a bad idea to have on hand, and of course some
penetrating oil.
Let's face it.
These trucks aren't exactly new anymore and depending on where you live, some bolts might
be pretty rusty.
So perhaps some PB Blast, WD-40, whatever you have on hand, to help you with some of
those bolts in addition to those rubber hangers.
Now, your first step in any exhaust installation is to remove the factory system.
Right?
So go ahead and grab your penetrating oil, grab your socket set, loosen up those clamps,
and get that stocker out of the way.
With the factory system out of the way, now you can get to work installing the new Flowmaster.
But first and foremost, guys, make sure if and where you need to cut.
Grab those instructions.
If you do, just grab that Sawzall we talked about a little bit earlier.
A vice will certainly help you make that cut, and just take your time.
Measure twice, cut once.
You guys know the deal.
Now, once you've made your cut or if you don't have to cut, you can start the physical installation
of your Flowmaster.
The general rule of thumb is here, start from front to back.
Get all the piping, hangers, hardware installed, but don't overtighten everything yet.
You want to snug things up, but give yourself enough play here with the piping and stuff,
just to check for clearance issues, and get those tips aligned exactly where you want
them.
Once you do have everything situated, go ahead and torque down those clamps, and your installation
is complete.
Now, while we're on the topic of installation, I do want to mention that if you wanted to
change up the look of your system, going from a split side to a split rear exit, for instance,
it's a very easy task, and one that can be done with a few basic hand tools.
As you really only have to remove one clap towards the rear of the system, switch out
the included piping that Flowmaster gives you, tighten everything back up, and that's
it.
It really shouldn't take you any more than a few minutes, and you don't have to drop
the system to do this.
If you're looking for a system that will provide plenty of volume, along with a few different
options when it comes to your look, you'll want to check out the Flowmaster Outlaw right
here at americantrucks.com.
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Bishop Burbidge's WorkCamp Remarks 2017 - Duration: 8:42.
(chanting) Bishop Burbidge
All right, thank you. You guys are incredible. Thank you for making me feel so welcome.
You know ever since I became the bishop of Arlington, the first day,
people said bishop one of the things you're going to experience as the new bishop of Arlington is WorkCamp and
you'll be absolutely
amazed and inspired and let me tell you those words are extremely true
just from the short time that I've already been here, absolutely
incredible and I hope you know how proud I am of all of you.
that you give this week to the Lord and to others in need and to one another and how proud I am of
Kevin and his team and all the volunteers who do so much to make this week possible. Tonight's a special night
isn't it? It is.
I mean because think about it. What we're all about to do is
to spend quiet time, which is sometimes rare in our lives, right?
But we're going to have quiet time with the Lord
with Jesus
in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament.
It doesn't get any more special than that. And part of our evening will be a procession of
Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament around this auditorium,
gymnasium - what a great reminder that it's always that way in our lives:
Jesus leads;
we follow.
And we follow together,
as God's family,
united,
brothers and sisters in Christ.
The last time I participated in a Eucharistic procession
was only a couple of Sundays ago
when the Church celebrated the Solemnity of Corpus Christi the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, and
the procession was through the streets of
Alexandria,
where only a few days earlier there was violence on those streets and shootings.
And so we processed with Jesus
through the streets of Alexandria, and I'll tell you
it was incredible. It was so prayerful and
profound silence
even behind the people that we were walking by, who did not know this was going on, they were
coming out of the supermarket or out of the gas station
they just stopped.
Because they knew something sacred and holy was was taking place. And we were done the procession
I'll never forget this when we were done the procession and
a gentleman came up to me afterwards and he said Bishop,
we did what we had to do today:
We brought the One
Who is the Source of our unity and peace,
Jesus,
to the streets in the community
who need Him so much.
Dear friends:
You're not carrying Jesus in a monstrance
to these communities where you're serving this week.
But you're bringing Jesus to them
in a very profound way
through your work and your service and your labors of love. And
you're making a tremendous difference.
I saw on Fox News...
This afternoon, Fox News
reported one of the sites,
a reporter was there, and this is on the news that everyone watches, and they were reporting on what's happening here this week, and
they were at the site where a ramp is being built for a gentleman who has been unable to get out of his house and
he looked right into the to the camera, and he said I just didn't know
people like this
existed anymore.
And when they left, he said, I bowed my head
and I thank God for them and I prayed for them.
That's the difference you're making.
But what this week teaches you more than anything - this is an important lesson in life and
for all all of us adults, we know we have to be reminded this every day, too - is
the balance between work and prayer.
The beautiful story in the Gospel, remember Martha and Mary? The difference between
doing and being, and that both are necessary? If we carry out work, and we serve
without connecting it to
dialogue with God
it really ends up serving ourselves and
ends up being in vain: It has to be rooted in the Lord. And
tonight, you're with the Lord
in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. So what I encourage you
is just that same silence in His presence.
Just think for a couple minutes of where you've seen Jesus, just in these couple of days.
And then just say this:
"Lord speak,
your servant is listening.
Because I guarantee you right
now on Tuesday of this week,
Jesus has a message for you
He wants you to hear tonight and
bring it with you the rest of the week; you'll hear it.
You'll be with Jesus in another profound way tonight,
in the beautiful Sacrament of Penance
Reconciliation,
through the generosity of our priests:
40-some priests and myself will be hearing confession tonight. We have - do we not have tremendous priests in our Diocese?
They inspire me every day when I learn all that they're doing. But anyway, so it was great on those videos.
That was a great message that we heard about the Sacrament of Penance: you're all, I can see it:
You're all such good people; you have such beautiful hearts; you wouldn't be here if you didn't and you want to do good
but because we're human sometimes, we
fail; we sin.
We make sometimes serious mistakes. You see, that's when the evil one
wants to act and get you. And say: "See...
look at you, you think you can go about doing good, look how weak you are.
You think you can make a difference, look how weak you are."
Maybe fill you would guilt or shame and then then you're paralyzed. And
then the devil succeeds because then you stop doing good you give up on yourself.
You see, God never wants that to happen
cause God never gives up on you.
That's how much He loves you, and that's that's proven tonight in this beautiful Sacrament.
So dear friends,
whatever it may be,
that is weighing you down, and maybe it's something serious,
give it all to the Lord tonight in the Sacrament. Whatever it is, don't disguise it, don't hide it.
give it to the Lord.
It's a beautiful act of faith.
And you meet a God who forgives you
completely and totally,
allows you to begin anew and you'll feel that presence; you'll know something happened tonight. And
then you're strengthened in a new way to continue this week.
So, with that confidence in God's love,
with your beautiful hearts, with your tremendous enthusiasm, and great zeal
continue to bring Jesus
to these streets in this community in this world that need him and your faithful witness more than ever.
I'm like that man who was
interviewed by Fox News because tonight I find myself
bowing my head,
thanking God for you and praying for you. May He continue to bless you throughout this week.
God bless.
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