Fy enriched lotta'r iaith i'r gymno baith gan rentafodd yn ein madaeis Start Manachin a rofi o'r Yn Yn Ymferade i'r Maer, ef mae',r Sanchar stef yn Alawos a miles a P ale 빠idi chi i Alawos. Aweidwch yn egweithio, gan Hunter, gy �med temperaturae. Fe wnaeth yr argy merciful, â'r SRF, gy Qualityいい o eich strach i'r 1 post ond atreibnos yn ddych du. Mae'r rhai cynllun o'r bethau gwirionedd. Mae'n cael bwysig, mae'n gwneud y gweld, a'r gwnaeth bwysig a'r gwneud. Mae'n cael bwysig o'r gwneud yn ysgolion, gyda'r cael y dyfodol o'r ddychydig ymddur ymlaen. Rwy'n gweithio, yn y Gweithgwn, mae gennym eich gwybod ddyn nhw i gael gwirionedd, High school students, all full of undisciplined energy, the high street blighted by bookies and people fighting on Boxing Day with too much drink and ruining each other's lives. However, it is also a place where people are striving. Each day I see the people of the smallest county try to transpose its challenges into something good and say mongos and indeed the Church of Scotland have been and continues to be an important part of that narrative and conversation. I say this often but I cannot say it often enough. We may be the smallest county but we're a pretty good one too. My friends, my betters, at this time the people of Scotland are looking to you for moral leadership in this period of uncertainty and geopolitical change to you. It is often said that politics is a blood sport. It is my prayer that no matter what our political differences, that we do not lose the civility in the nature of our public discourse. Several years ago I went to visit a young mother who had given birth to a baby boy the day before. The parents had decided to call this baby boy madness after the great king Charlemagne. Have you ever held a day old baby in your arms? And as I held this child I was reminded of what President Clinton once said. It dawned on me that coursing through his blood, my blood, our DNA, the stuff of life, is 99.999% identical. It's a reminder that what we share in common is so much more than the sum of our collective differences. Perhaps it is a matter of blood. I am certain that we together as an ancient and great nation will rise once more to face the challenges that confront us as the people in this hour. For the glory of God and for the glory of Scotland. Thank you.


We just made these t-shirts using some bleach and some sublimation and it was way easier than we thought. And we'll show you how we did it right now. What is up? A welcome back. Do you like to do a build or make it? So do we. And we have a new video each week. This week it's a continuation from last week. We had so much fun messing with the sublimation that we decided to try it again this week but we're gonna make some t-shirts. Yeah so I have wanted to try this t-shirt technique from spring of last year and I couldn't get Garrett like bought into the idea. I know you've seen it. It's where they're bleaching the front of the tees. Well I feel like it destroys the t-shirt. That's all he kept saying. That thing's not gonna last. Once you bleach it it's not gonna last. So I couldn't get him sold on doing that as a video for the past year. But now that it's all over TikTok it's everywhere. Now everyone's doing it and we have the new sublimation printer. We want to test out doing the bleach technique and some sublimation today. TikTok gets me every time. That's it for sure. That's what I was gonna print you out of design. That's a piece of love TikTok. Oh. That might have worked. Step one we're gonna gather our supplies. This week we needed a sublimation printer. This is the same printer we converted last week. Super easy conversion. Way faster. I mean I wouldn't even call it a conversion. This is the printer we made a sublimation printer last week. Crazy easy. We needed a heat press. We're using our Cricut EasyPress. And that's because a couple people asked in last week's video why we didn't have a t-shirt press. They're great and it's actually maybe a little bit easier. But Garrett kept dropping ours off of the the table here because it wasn't glued down or bolted down. And we don't really have a place to store it. So we use the Cricut EasyPress the large one. It works as well. It works fine. We needed some sublimation paper. We're using the ASub. We needed some heat tape. High heat tape. Keeper image in place. Some t-shirts. Now a little bit about these t-shirts. For sublimation you want to keep your t-shirts about 50% polyester as the fabric of choice. But we want to bleach these. So we want them not all polyester. So if you get the Cricut shirts they're closer to 95% polyester. What we're looking to do is bleach these as well as sublimate on them. So we're going to have so these are running this particular Bella canvas which Michael Nels carries. It was pretty cool. It is 52% cotton and 48% polyester. So I think it will sublimate and I think it will bleach. We'll see. All mine are 50-50. Well except this one. This one's 60-40. Came from Walmart. So that's a Bella canvas. And then the other two are Gildan. Those came from Michaels.  And then my tank. This one is also 60% polyester. It's gonna look rad. Don't worry. We needed some bleach. A spray bottle. And then some what was this stuff? Butcher paper. We're gonna talk about that when we get to heat press. I've got a story about that one. It's butcher paper. I was gonna share more about that one. And then find yourself an image. Yeah. So we just pulled down a couple of images from Etsy. We found some sublimation. What are the SVGs still? Yeah. And we purchased those. We printed them out. And we'll put them right on our shirts. You can really use any image that you can bring into Word. Yeah. Photos. You can put all kinds of stuff. Yeah. Step two. We're gonna print our images. That's my new hand motion from print. We're gonna hop over to Microsoft Word and print our images. I think that's the easiest way to tell how big it is. And everybody has Word. Starting with a blank Word document. First thing we're gonna do is take down the margins. We're gonna take them all the way down to 0.1. One-tenth of an inch. All the margins. Top bottom left and right. Some of the margins might be outside the print area. That is okay. Let's hit ignore. And now let's go find our image. Let's see what we have. I think we should start with one of Kim's images. One that may be a little bit bigger. Perfect. A little bit bigger. Let's make it so that we can move this picture around. We're gonna go to the picture format menu. Wrap text. And let's put this in front of the text. And let's go to position and middle center. And let's drag it down a little bit. Perfect. Back up top to the rotate tool. And we're gonna flip horizontal. That'll mirror our image. And we're just gonna print it now. Our margins are too small. Some of the image might get cut off. But that's okay. I don't think it will. Step three. And now we sublimate.  Right we're gonna do two different techniques here. We want to try one. So we've seen a couple different things. We've watched lots of videos. How other people are doing it. So we're gonna do half of our t-shirts or a couple we're gonna do sublimating pre-bleach. And then a couple of them we're gonna sublimate after we bleach. Post-bleach. Post-bleaching. Alright so let's start with mine. And we have our images. We have oh I made two of each so that we can run a real test. I'm gonna use the same image. I'm gonna lay one down pre and one down post. And we'll see which one looks the best. Using the same shirt too. Alright. Think we need some butcher paper right? So this is where I was going to tell you about the butcher paper. So I told Garrett to order some butcher paper for sublimating so you don't want the ink to transfer onto your heat press or your heating pad. So you really need to put paper underneath and paper on top. So I asked him to order it. So this comes in the mail. I have to show you guys this because I think it's so funny. It's the meat hugger. Can you see it's the meat hugger and it is definitely butcher paper. But it's pink butcher paper so I don't even know. It's like butcher paper. If I were to go to the butcher and order like some kind of meat slice they would wrap it in that. He's ordered us quite the whole of picking. I don't even know. I don't even know. Look how easy it is to use. Bam. So we will see if this pink butcher paper is going to work okay. It was cheap. Yeah. Well if it works okay we'll put a link to it down below so you can get your own meat hugger. If it doesn't work and it bleeds pink we'll still put a link down below in case you like pink shirts. Don't you want to put cardboard in there and just for bleaching? No that's just for the bleaching. This is just for blowout so it doesn't get on the back of the shirt. All right this is my pretty. All right are you just gonna eyeball it? You didn't uh yeah I'm just gonna eyeball it because everybody that's looking at my shirt will also just be eyeballing it. If anybody ever runs up to me with a ruler I'm like oh whoa we're gonna show you the trick when I do mine. Is it straight? Yes. Oh now all of a sudden. Yeah well straight is different than uh I can't tell. Looks good right? Like four inches? Yeah three fingers for you. For you it's three fingers. For me it would be like four fingers. Yeah looks about right. High heat tape. I'm just gonna put one on either side. This is so I don't get ghosting. What do we do with that one? Is that not right? I don't remember the last time it left that tape mark. I don't want to do that either. Oh should we have trimmed around the image? Yeah. But yours is fine. Mine's pretty white. Mine's got a white background anyway. Well at least pretty much have a white background. Do you even have to trim it? We'll see if we have to trim it. I can do it right around here. Nah. We'll see how this one goes. We'll see what this one looks like. 385 for 60 seconds. Oh need another butcher paper. Oh my damn. We're a master. But you were my butcher paper assistant today. We're a master today. Hold on. I got you. Alright. Now 385 for 60 seconds. Oh I can't see where it is. Alright. Yes. I'm just gonna just gonna rest on it. This is like a test. It's like my shirt test. What do you think he was hanging off? You don't think I got it all? Not at all. It looks good. Oh yeah. Look at that. Yeah. It accepted it. It took it. It took it. There's Bart and crew. They're all ready to go. Alright. We'll set this one aside. So I know he didn't pre trim his but I'm gonna go ahead and kind of cut mine out. I was too excited. It's going right in. Alright. And once you print these on the sublimation printer, the colors, well this look pretty good. Yeah. They don't pop though. Yeah. They're a little bit dull. Yes. They're a little dull now on the paper but when the ink infuses into the t-shirt. Really brings it alive. Yes. But you're not even gonna see it that well on these t-shirts because we're doing these pre-bleach. If you did it on a white t-shirt you'd really see those colors pop. Let's see what it looks like after we bleach it though. Yes. After we bleach you'll see one pop again. Yes. Here's your inner. Oh this is a big shirt. I'm sure that wasn't my shirt. Yeah. No I'm not. It's an XL. I thought it was a large. You want to trade one with me? No. Those are all boy colors. Yeah. You want to trade with me? Okay. Trade my tank. Last minute. Alright. This will be my other Barton Crewe. This is actually a tank for me but Garrett wanted the red so he was gonna do his crew Jones on the red. For mine I'm gonna show you how to find center. If you've watched one of our t-shirt videos before you want to just put the seams together and then do a little quick press right here. Can you give me a quick press? That's good. Now when you open it back up there's a seam right down the middle. Oh look at that. Look at that. You're not even winging it. I'm not gonna wing it. We're gonna put our butcher paper in here. Let's see. That goes all the way up to the top. Make sure it's nice and flat. We're gonna give it a quick roll.  That's right because you don't want that stopping or blocking your sublimation image. Good thing I think I saw a cat here in there. It would have been a permanent cat hair shape. And then you can find the center of your image like this as well. Just kind of do the corners.  Alright. I heat tape. I heat tape. I'm just gonna tape that along the edges. Put your paper underneath. Put your paper on top. This pink stuff seemed to work so we're gonna go in 385 60 seconds. You see where it is? You don't think you should go vertical? Oh my goodness. You never want to do this. You never want to move it after you put it on there. You do it every time. You do not want to move it. Now with this tank top I'm not really sure this one doesn't have cotton in it. You know I didn't notice until a little while ago that it's 65% polyester but 30 what is it 35% viscose. So I don't I still think that's a synthetic. So I don't know how well it'll bleach. I think it'll sublimate great. I don't think it'll bleach. I'm not sure how well it'll bleach. Yeah. We're about to find out. Alright. Most of the ink came off so I think it's good to go. We'll see. It also made it a little pink looking. We'll see what the bleach goes to it. Alright. Back to mine. Yeah. You're gonna do two. We're both gonna do two. Pre-bleach. I'm gonna do two of the same and then two of the same. Okay. Now we're gonna bleach. We dump some bleach into the spray bottle. Now we're gonna put some cardboard in the shirt so that we don't bleach all the way through. Just trying to bleach our images. Yeah. So this is just basic cardboard like cardboard box so you can get the pizza box. Yep. Or the t-shirt. You can get those t-shirt forms made out of cardboard. For Amazon boxes. I bet you you have an Amazon box with you. Yep. So we have each of these. Now you could do this outside and I would recommend doing this outside. Maybe in your driveway. But we can see. Looming rain. Yes. It's about to rain any moment. Any moment. And we're here filming this. So we're gonna do it inside. We have opened all of these windows up right here and we are gonna wear our respirators. Oh. There's thunder. See. Mitch we're going to spray it with a mist. And then we're gonna put it on stream to put the to give it those bleach. Shocking waves. Like streaks in the t-shirt. And we do have like a vinyl tablecloth down here. So we're doing this over vinyl. See how that goes. Safety first. All right. Ready. Going in. Speed this thing up. So you would do this outside in the sunshine because the heat helps to activate the bleach. So I think we're gonna try it with our heat gun. Gonna be the t-shirts that we're bleaching before we sublimate. So you dip this in the flour. You can kind of mark the edges of where you want it to be bleached. You want it closer like that. Wash our shirts. We're just gonna throw them in the washer. Quick cycle. Cold. Just as cold as it can be. And stops the the bleach. And you can wash them all together. Six. Now we're gonna sublimate the second half with the Cricut heat press. I know you're wondering about the first half. We're not even gonna look right now. We're gonna do a final comparison to see what they look like at the end. All right. Well we'll start with yours I guess then. Yeah sort of mine. I already have my images. All right. These are the ones we did not sublimate first. These are we just bleached first. Now we're gonna add their image. Same images. Same print sequence. Same t-shirt. We're just gonna see if it's better to view before or after. All right. We have our butcher paper. Our meathugger butcher paper in there. That's right. The ones that we heat pressed after we bleached it. So we're gonna try to use some hydrogen peroxide and some heat to bring it back to white. We'll see if it works. I heard if you just missed it. She just missed it. Yeah. Let's do it. I'm gonna try that a little bit. And the heat gun. The heat press. It came out great. A little bit of hydrogen peroxide and we threw the heat press back on there.  It's just whatever residual heats on it. Yeah wasn't a whole lot of heat. All right. You guys want to see what we got now? All right. So we're done. Yeah. You want to hold that? Yes. This one right here is sublimated after we bleached it. This one sublimated before we bleached it. Same shirts that they gilded in 50-50. 50% polyacrylic or polyester. So I don't know. I think before. Well look at the detail in after. Yeah but after has a lot more detail to it. Yeah you might want to get close with the camera and do some final shots. Yeah also show some final shots. Yeah. And then here this is the after. That's after we bleached it and before we bleached it. And these are the Bella Canvas. Same shirt. Same image. Yeah Bella Canvas. Bella Canvas. Yeah yeah those same shirts. So the first two are the same shirts. This one feels a little softer than that one. I wonder why. And I think after really came out great. The detail in after really pops. Yes I think we lesson learned on trimming your image. Definitely trim your image. Yeah this one had a lot of white as the background. So you could really see it once it sublimated. You can kind of see the frame on that one. But I think they look good. Yeah. I'm totally wearing these. I like them. You want to show yours now? Yeah. Is that that was after? This one is after. You want to hold it? Yeah I'll hold your after. So we bleached it then sublimated this one. And this one was before. And these are both Bella Canvas. Both Bella Canvas. Mm-hmm. That was before. This is before. Mm-hmm. You could tell it kind of faded. It looks good. So the bleach. But I think it's a little more crisp afterwards. Yeah I think the bleach over it while it still looks great. Yeah. It did fade it a little bit. Fades the black. Seems to fade the black. Yes. And here this one's the black is a little more vibrant because you sublimated afterwards. I like how the uh that uh flower left this ghosting. Oh yeah. I was going to show you that because I haven't shown you this one yet. This one was also done after. After. And you see that little ghost ring around the image in purple? That is from the flower. So where I had the flower and left the flower on kind of thick it didn't take the bleach as well. I think it looks cool like that. Which is kind of cool you know. Yeah. Uh-huh. It came out in a circle like that. Yeah we sprayed the back of them. Oh yeah. Yeah. She got the back of her. This one. The back of this one looks good. I like this one. Looks cool. And the other one um. That did not work. Yeah. This one didn't work. So this was the uh what did I tell you it was. 68%. Yeah 65% polyester 35%. Viscosa. Viscosa. Viscosa. And yeah. Didn't work. Nope. It did not take the bleach. This is what we were talking about. We were you know so now you know. Sorry one of the kids has a shirt. Yeah I'm gonna get one of the kids. They won't care. So it didn't take the bleach as well. I mean it's a little bit bleached. Let me hold it up. Can you help me hold like the sides a little? Yeah. Yeah there you go. So you can see. It didn't really bleach as well as the other. But it sure it certainly took the image. Yeah. It definitely sublimated the image on it. And I would think.  If you had a white one or a light colored one you know like a light aqua or a light peach or something it would look good. Yeah. And even this one with just a subtle you can't see the colors in it. Yeah. But the design still looks cool on it. It does. It'll still work. I am very excited. This is the project that I wanted to do a year ago. And he was like no no no it would never work. I'm so glad that we got to do it and I love them and I look forward to doing some more. Yeah I'm definitely looking forward to doing some more. Well I think these are kind of easy. I'm gonna trim my nails. I could spend the afternoon I could sell these at the farmers market for sure. Oh yeah totally. With some like 4th of July designs especially because it's coming up. Oh yes that would be perfect. All right big thank you to our patrons. You guys are awesome. I love you. Yes. And we'll see you here in a minute in our after show. So if you're not joining us for the after show we're about out of time. So we will see you next week where we'll do it, build it, make it again. I'm gonna go put all my shirts on right now. Okay go put the little one. Let's put them on for the after show. Oh yeah all right. You want to do an intro? You want to have them on for the intro? Yeah. All right. We'll hold them up. I'm gonna turn the camera off before we start getting naked.


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Hello, a very warm welcome to a session on design flow, data types and data terminologies in Tableau. This is Dr. Anita Pujar, professor in computer science and engineering department of wall chain Institute of Technology, SolarPort. Now let's see the outcome of this video. At the end of this session, learners are able to demonstrate the design flow of Tableau, data types used in Tableau and data terminologies used in Tableau. Now let's start with the design flow, Tableau starts with connecting to a data source, building the data views, enhance the data views, create and organize the dashboards and finally create a story. Now let's start with the design flow. It starts with connecting to a data source, Tableau can connect to all popular data sources such as relational databases, SQL sources, cloud databases, simple text files, PDF files and save data sources also. Next Tableau builds data views that is after connecting to the data source, it gets all the columns and the data available in the Tableau environment, then it categorizes the fields as dimensions and measures, decides the hierarchies and builds the views. Next enhance the views. The views created may need further enhancement by applying aggregations, filters, formatting of colors and borders etc. Then create the worksheets, that is create different worksheets for different views on the same data. Create and organize dashboards, dashboards contains multiple linked worksheets, any change in the worksheets can change the content in the dashboard. Finally create a story. A story is a sheet that contains a sequence of worksheets that work together to convey information. That is stories convey the facts, how they are connected and provide the context. Now let's see some of the data types supported in Tableau. Tableau classifies all the data into one of the four types, that is string, number, boolean and datetime. Now let's see these data types one by one. Let's start with boolean data type. Boolean data types as you know has only two values that is true and false. Then date, date data type is supported by Tableau in almost all formats. If you want to force a Tableau to consider a string as a date, then you have to prefix a hash symbol to the data. Then datetime, that is this consists of date followed by time, time being in the format of hours, minutes and seconds. Tableau also supports geographical values, that is geographical data, that is geographical values consist of the mapping of the locations to their latitude and longitudinal values. String it is a sequence of zero or more characters included in the quotes. Number this format supports integers as well as floating point numbers, but floating point numbers have to be rounded up before using in mathematical equations. Now let's go to this tool in the Tableau, a very popular tool for creating the different analysis that is show me. It is an advanced data visualization tool. It can apply views such as pie charts, scatter plot, line chart to the existing data in the worksheet without writing any custom code. Show me can be used to visually analyze the relation between two fields or even multiple fields. It helps to analyze the two fields or multiple fields. So show me has the following options, text table, heat map, highlight table, a very popular horizontal bar chart, then filled map, pie chart and symbol map. We'll be studying all these options in the next video in detail, but we'll see how show me is seen in the screen. So you can find that this tool is seen on the right hand side of the screen. It has various options in it. Some of the options have been grayed out, which means these options cannot be used in this particular data set. Now let's go to some of the data terminologies used in Tableau. So we'll start with alias. As you already know alias is an alternative name that can be assigned to fields or dimension members. BIN, it is a user defined grouping of measures in the data source, bookmark. It is a file with extension dot TBM in the bookmarks folder in Tableau repository. Now this file, it is very similar to the web browser bookmark. It helps to quickly display the different analysis. Calculated field, again you are familiar with this. This is a new field that is generated by applying the mathematical formula on the existing fields. Cross-tap, it is a text table view. This cross-tap is helpful in displaying the associated values with the dimension members. Dashboard, it is a collection of multiple views laid out on a single page. Dashboards help to compare and monitor a variety of data immediately. Data pane, it occurs on the left side of the worksheet. This pane consists of the data fields of the data source that is connected to the Tableau. All the data fields are listed on the, on in this pane and they are categorized as dimensions and measures. Dimensions and measures can be dragged and dropped onto various shelves to create the views. Data pane also consists of customized fields such as your newly calculated fields, groups or bind fields. Data source page, it is a page where the data source is laid out. It consists of four areas that is the left pane, join area, preview area and metadata area. Extract, it is a saved subset of a data source. It is used offline to analyze and improve the performance. Data can be created by defining filters and limits on the data in the data source so that it will include only that data that is required into the extract to perform the analysis. Filter shelf, again this is on the left side of your worksheet. Filter shelf, into this you can drag the dimensions and measures to filter out the data from the view. Format pane, format pane consists of various settings for controlling the formatting options of an worksheet or the individual fields. Level of detail expression, it is a syntax that supports aggregate expression. Level of detail can be used to attach one or dimension members to this aggregate expression. Marks, it is a part of view which consists of one or more rows of data source. Using this marks, we can apply the type, format, color and everything to the marks fields. Marks can be for example line, bar or square. Marks card, it is a card which forms a part of the view which is on the left side of the view. You can drag the dimensions or measures into the marks card to control their colors, format, shape, levels of detail and so on. Row shelf, it occurs on the top of the worksheet. Row shelf are used to create the rows in the data table. Dimensions and measures can be dragged and dropped into this row shelf. When you drag the dimensions, row shelf automatically creates the headers for these dimensions. When you drag and drop the measures into the row shelf, it will create quantitative access for these measures. So shelves are nothing but the named areas that occur on the left of the worksheet or onto the left of the worksheet or on the top of the worksheet which are used to create the views by dragging and dropping the dimensions and measures onto these shelves. Workbook, it is a file with extension dot TWB in the tableau repository. It consists of multiple worksheets, possibly including dashboards as well as stories. Worksheet, it provides the, it is used to build the data views on the data in the data source. The formatting of the worksheets can be controlled by using a format pane. Now let's see some of the terminologies on this screenshot. On the left side, you can see the data source pane where there is a list of dimensions and measures. On the top, you can see the row shelves and again the various pages shelf. There are marks onto this where which is used to control the formatting of the individual fields and on the bottom there is a collection of the worksheets together forming a workbook and so on. Now let's pause the video, think and write. Shelves are the named areas to the left and top of the view which help to build or enhance the views. So is it sets, dimensions, measures or shelves? So answer to this question is shelves. Because shelves are the named areas that occur on the left or on the top of the view and they help to build or enhance the views by dragging and dropping the required dimensions and measures onto these shelves. These are some of the references that are used for creating these videos. Thank you.


عندما تأتي إلى إمام الحسين عليه السلام ، هل أفضل أن تقرأ على إمام الحسين عليه السلام مع معرفة أو معدوه أو معدوه أو معدوه لا يوجد أقل ، مع معرفة is is more important but with معرفة there's different levels some people they they know what we refer to as المعرفة الإسمية knowing the names they know the name they know إمام الحسين عليه السلام دي صنف إمامه عليه السلام إصنف فاطمه الزراع عليه السلام and due to this purified lineage that goes back to the prophet and hearing about the tragedy they cry okay someone else like the imams عليه السلام when they cry they cry based on the complete معرفة that they have إمام الحسين عليه السلام see the difference i can't come and compare both of them or the two of them and say they are equal no there's no equality at all here there's no equality at all the معرفة is raya and this is why in some of the stories they say when say the zaynab عليه السلام was inside the tent and she asked Imam zaynab عليه السلام to look outside after the weather changed when he looked outside his whole body changed and his whole face changed and he was close to death she asked him why what's happening be patient he didn't say this is my father he said he said this is the body of ولي الله because he knew the status of إمام الحسين عليه السلام this level of معرفة there's no doubt it's higher right but we don't limit it we say you only cry because of this highest level of معرفة we don't have this highest level of معرفة this is with the imams عليه السلام to say this is the best one and then there's different levels of معرفة


This is stock number 20T235. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Ram headquarters and today we're super excited to be offering and showing you this brand new 2020 Ram 3500 crew cab long box dual rear wheel Laramie night edition with the max tow package. Yeah this one has just about everything that you could ask for on a heavy-duty truck has the auto leveling air suspension which comes with that max tow package. It actually comes with a fifth wheel from Mopar which we'll check out in just a second. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second so if you have HD capabilities turn them on right now.  Feel free to pause this at any second you get the Cummins high output turbo diesel the ison six-speed automatic transmission that's all your standard equipment the pearl white paint is $100 leather trim bucket seats are $545 this one has a towing technology group which gives you the surround view camera and the trailer reverse guidance and it also has the max tow package which is a $3695 value gives you the 410 gears the fifth wheel and gooseneck prep package automatic level rear air suspension the center stop lamp with cargo the cargo view camera the DOT certified roadside safety kit which I have it all apart so I can show you that and then you get the 30k direct mount fifth wheel hitch by Mopar which is a really nice hitch the night edition is $2,495 he gives you all the blacked out bezels and everything and then the Laramie level 2 package is $4,195 you can see everything that that gives you there this also has blind spot cross pat detection the high output Cummins diesel is $11,995 power sunroof LED bed lane has a 50 gallon extended length fuel tank fuel tank $295 the 12 inch you connect radio dual rear wheels is a $1495 option and then it does have the spring bed liner total MSRP on this truck is $84,325 if you get the five year hundred thousand power train through your 36 bumper to bumper it's not rated for a fuel mileage or safety ratings but just an amazing truck and we're gonna get to that max tow package because that's really what this truck is about pulling very heavy things easily and conveniently that is your 30,000 pound fifth wheel hitch from Mopar and you can see you can do a goose neck down there as well but that came from the factory just like this so we didn't install it or anything came right off the truck with that has the DOT safety kit so you get a couple of triangles that you can put up couple flags and then a fire extinguisher and that all comes in this nice convenient bag here you got the LED bed lighting which now they have buttons back here so you can turn that on you can see that you get the cargo lamps up there you also have the lights on that side the tie-down hooks the spring bed liner seven pin and four pin wiring back here and just a really really nice truck then we'll take a look underneath here see if you can see those rear airbags so the rear airbags are right there you also get the shocks of course and they're on a little sensor so when you get a really heavy load on it'll actually pump them up automatically notice you do get the LED tail lamps the LED corner markers on the duly tubs and there's that sensor right there so when you get a heavy load it'll actually push that down and then it'll inflate those rear airbags to get it back level which is really a cool system you do get the painted and polished aluminum rims back here as well and we'll check out the rest of the vehicle here but that towing package is really what this truck comes down to you also get the nice fold-out tow mirrors they're heated blind spot monitoring blinkers then you do get the power mirror blind spot mirror LED side lights which are right there and then you do get that camera right there part of that 360 camera inside the Laramie level 2 package gives you the black leather with the suede inserts on there both these seats are heated and cooled get the Laramie stitch to the backrest auto headlamps power pedals audio controls in the back of the steering wheel these mirrors power fold in as well and then to control that blind spot mirror you have to press this button and then you have to decide which side you want to control and then you can control it pretty cool stuff there that's new for 2020 or 2019 whenever they redesign this one memory driver's seat get that kind of dark carbon fiber looking trim the suede bolsters on the door as well power windows power locks for mirrors of course and as we hop inside here you get the 7 inch LCD display dim it here so you can check that out better you get the compass outside temp digital speedometer battery voltage oil pressure all that good stuff and cement cluster really good looking comes of course with the heated leather wrap steering wheel cruise controls and gear selector on the right if you want to do a manual gear select information center and Bluetooth controls on the left this one does come with that you connect 12 inch 4c radio it has the factory navigation system android auto apple carplay capabilities so you can project your cell phone to it we actually did demo on an 8 for if you want to check that out with android auto has the Harman Kardon sound system in it and this radio is really cool but the backup cameras and everything are really what make this truck very cool and what make this radio really cool so you have that camera you can check out the cargo cam you can also check down the sides of the vehicle so if you want to just check out the left side can do that or you can check out the right side do that and really cool stuff there then of course you do get the surround view camera as well you can do your climate controls here dual climate control you can do your heated seats heated steering wheel and cooled seat buttons right there and then that surround view camera is right there you can literally see the tiles on our floor in our new picture studio really cool stuff and then you can check out the rear view narrow rear view wide front view wide front view narrow and then of course your cargo cam here then you can zoom in and if you're back here you can zoom in on that as well and it goes right over your receiver hitch really really cool stuff on this radio and everything I mean it's it's almost too much to go over at once here but push button four-wheel drive you have your ram charger for your wireless cell phone charging you do get two USBs two USB C's and an aux jack down here you have a 115 volt 400 watt plug-in get the keyless entry with the remote start as well as the power drop down tailgate which is really nice got the dual gloveboxes there and you do get the power sunroof up here get those speakers in the ceiling part of the Harman Kardon sound system up here you have your rear gate or rear tailgate drop-down button SOS and assist your sunroof controls and your power slide rear window controls home link buttons for your garage door security systems and waiting systems and we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll do one more final walk around here lots of room in the back of the Rams latch child safety system that power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost you do get the load floor still which is nice if you got pets put both sides down they got a nice flat place a lay muddy boots tools put them on there you're not going to get your nice leather seats dirty storage underneath here here your caps for your fifth wheel and goose neck here's a receiver hitch reducer some wiring adapters instructions for your fifth wheel hitch which is really cool you get the in-floor storage with removable containers for easy cleaning under that side is your factory subwoofer these back seats are heated you do get two USBs two USB C's and another 115 volt 400 watt plug-in you do get little LED lights on the bottom of the seats which makes it easier to see in the back child safety locks on the back doors LED lights there do like the taillights when they're all lit up LED license plate lights as well and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars trucks SUVs minivans Wranglers half tons or quarter tons one tons you name it we got it look at those LED lights super bright you can go to our website which is www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summit auto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there in fact in a second you 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Good morning Distinguished Guests, Families and Friends of the Master's Leader Course Class 003-23. On behalf of the Henry H. Lynn Noncommissioned Officer Academy and Deputy Commodant Masters Art Norberto Morales, welcome to today's graduation ceremony. Today's official party consists of Master Art Norberto Morales, Deputy Commodant of the Henry H. Lynn Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Sergeant Major LeVon D. Brown, the Support Operation Sergeant Major for the 593rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command and First Sergeant Noel K. Frye, First Sergeant of the Henry H. Lynn Noncommissioned Officer Academy. Ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the rival of the official party and remain standing for the invocation and the playing of the National Anthem. Let us pray. Heavenly Father, we thank you for the opportunity to come together as a class, despite our backgrounds, M.S. or duty status. We thank you for the opportunity to learn from one another and to hone our skills as senior noncommissioned officers. We thank you for the dedication and commitment of the MLC facilities and the staff who participated with us in this stage of our NCO PDS. As we return to our units set within us, Lord, the fire to serve this nation as we fulfill our charge to be professionals, noncommissioned officers, leaders. Please be seated. The master leader course was designed to prepare senior noncommissioned officers for positions of greater responsibility and aims to develop the professional skills and competencies required of master sergeants in the 21st century. This is accomplished with a rigorous learning environment designed to teach each student all essential aspects of performance for the increased leadership and management responsibilities required of senior noncommissioned officers. These graduates have completed a demanding 14-day course which will enhance their professional abilities as senior noncommissioned officers. Additionally, they will assist the Henry H. Linn Noncommissioned Officer Academy and the Army as we formalize this significant NCO progression and education gateway. It is now my honor to introduce the deputy commander of Henry H. Linn Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Master Sergeant Norvoto Morales. Good morning. Command Sergeant Major Scarborough, command teams, friends, and families of the Henry H. Linn NCO Academy and the Master Leader Course Class 003-23. I would first like to congratulate the graduating class of 23 diverse unique senior leaders gathered here today. Please join me in a round of applause for our graduating class. Additionally, I would like to recognize our exceptional facilitators who have helped shake these future leaders. Please put your hands together for our outstanding MLC facilitators as well. Thank you. Over the past 14 days, these senior NCOs were challenged to curb their direct leadership ways of thinking and as we evolve into leaders capable of thinking about leadership at organizational and even strategic levels. For many of them, this course was their introduction to joint planning and staff functions at a senior level. Class 003-23, my hope is that you take these new found skills and not only apply them in the workplace but also introduce them to your up-and-coming leaders so they can benefit of your current level of knowledge and experience. These 14 days also challenged students with an academic rigor unlike typical institutional domain domains and they all have excelled. Well done. Now, it is my great honor to introduce our guest speaker, Sergeant Major LaVon D. Brown. Sergeant Major Brown is currently the Support Operations Sergeant Major for the 593rd Sustainment Command. He has served the Army as a Transportation Coordinator since 1993, serving in every leadership position from squad leader to the Talion Command Sergeant Major. He's a graduate of Sergeant Major Academy Class 66. Ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to introduce to you Sergeant Major LaVon D. Brown. All right. Good morning. How's everybody doing today? I'll stand. I'm gonna forget some of the announcements since the deputy did a great job and make sure we acknowledge everybody on ground but I do want to make sure I do acknowledge the ESC Command Sergeant Major, Command Sergeant Major Scarborough. Also want to recognize also look like Command Sergeant Major Martinez and Sergeant Major Jocks. So welcome. Thank you. Command teams, friends and families of the MLC class here, facilitators that put on such a great program that's actually outstanding, preparing our students for the next step in their career. I cannot say more than thank you more than enough to what you're doing. I had a question that was presented to me yesterday when I had a chance to meet with the class and it was a great question as it came to me asking me what do I contribute to my success or success in the roles I've been as in the senior leader role and it took me a quick minute not long to really see that I contribute my successes to as a senior leader as in my engagement with people and I think I wrapped it up with that and this was I know the CSA says the Chief Staff of the Army says people first well I've been living at my whole career. I always put people first, always have and always will, always put my soldiers first. I always want to make sure that I'm taking care of them and their families because if I take care of them they would take care of me. So my audience that I'm talking to please understand is by directing a little more to the MLC class but this is also tidbits for my leaders I have in the audience as well but this right now I'm going to try to project towards class because I like to leave a little bit of tidbits with them that they can use in their future career because when I take this uniform off nobody wants to listen to me then. I'm just an old leather guy I'm wearing all the pins and stuff on my beret driving an Uber van trying to take people somewhere they don't want to listen to you then so let me get it out right now all right. So let's start with this it's about winning hearts and minds.  Soldiers can see sincerity a mile away. They can read genuineness.  The limit for many of us that we face and will face as leaders that our soldiers have been through and continue to go through so much change and upheaval that they are questioning whether they had the motivation and desire to continue with organization continue with the army and even continue pushing forward. To be successful is imperative that leaders create a culture of motivation that's really core and excitement which is achieved through engagement with your soldiers and your organization within your organization. I want to share with you what I created towards my successful career in army and hope you can apply it toward your career. I had three points I'm going to share with you today about engagement and in three steps I used that was used by me as a leader that has worked very successful for me. The first point when focusing on engagement it's important to focus on understanding who the organization really well it's important to understand who in the organization is really ready and who may need some help moving forward. You've got some people going to report to you they're ready to execute ready to do everything you've got to do but some of them you got to tow along and you got to recognize them but you got to treat them all the same. Doing these times doing times like this a certain pattern of behavior sets into many organizations. Generally leaders create a strategy our living in the future. We're so focused so far ahead that we don't realize our soldiers are living in the now they're living in the present. What are you doing for me now not what we're going to do down the road. They are looking at the next quarters time frame soldiers primary function in the present they concentrate on accomplishing the key tasks of day to day missions that we ask our soldiers to do. Many soldiers find it difficult to shift into the mindset of future strategy and they need time to process. Point two it's important to understand when we what we mean by engagement. Energy not time. You can spend countless hours with a soldier but if it's not quality and there's no energy behind it then you're just really wasting your time. It is the currency of engagement. Engagement is a combination of perception of change. The events happening around you and the level of energy experience. So highly engaged people have positive perception on change going on around them and they put a high level energy into their work and everything else they do. And then the last point is the purpose of a leader is to engage others in committing their full energy to the creation of value and success. Buy in. Getting those soldiers to come on board. Getting those family members to support that soldier and what the organization purposes and the direction they're going. But no matter how strong a leader you are you cannot change soldiers. They have to make the choice to change themselves. You're going to have three types of soldiers that you'll be facing during this choice. You're going to have those soldiers going to be proactive. You've got those soldiers that are reactive and you've got those soldiers going to be inactive. Let's talk about the proactive ones. The proactive soldiers are fully committed. They're participating in all the activities. They're willing to comply with the organization's decision. They're setting motion. They are in that proactive state. When people are resistant to change and they gradually comply and some soldiers you've got to realize some of them want to do it to get even. Some of them are what comes your mission just because you said I couldn't do it. Or well you know what you don't take me off so I'm going to do it my way and it's really a get even mentality that they're moving forward but they're looking at the first opportunity that they're going to disrupt this train that's moving on this track. These people can act as deterrents to an organization's growth and progress and those who step back and wait and see you have those two well let's wait and see what's going to happen. Let's see who else is going to get on board and those people pretend to comply. They're disengaging entirely or they they're in an inactive state. They also can be harmful effects to advancing your strategy. The three steps I'm going to close out with and telling you how do you get after this but first of all to get started here are three steps that you can take today that you can take today or you can follow today that's going to help you become the leader that you want to be in dealing with these so heavenly soldiers make any choices. First of all demonstrate a clear commitment. You as a leader cannot be the wishy-washy one. You can't be on both sides of the fence. You cannot straddle the fence. We rather you take a stand and pick a side at least with nowhere you're at. That shows commitment. The second thing be a positive role model for beliefs, practices, customs, behaviors. You want all your soldiers to exhibit in their interaction with one another in their day-to-day activity.  Don't ask them to be what you know you're not. Don't say do, don't do as I say not as I do. And then last but not least encourage all soldiers to understand and share those same beliefs and behaviors and coach coach mentor train. It is important that you reach out not just to the soldiers but you have to go that one step farther and go one level deeper. A happy soldier has a happy home. If a happy home if a home is happy then that soldier's happy. How can we ask our soldiers to do certain things when we haven't took the level to find out where they at in their home life or maybe they don't have a home life maybe they're a barracks soldier. How are they dealing in how they doing in the barracks? How often are we engaging in soldiers who don't have a wife who doesn't have a spouse who does not have a husband? Are we asking those questions how are your parents? What's the dynamics of your family? We have to understand where they're coming from so we can know what they're going to be for us. The cultural organization will happen whether you influence it or not and as you move your organization through these new exciting times are you willing to run the risk that your soldiers' behaviors less than are not what you need it to be? Are you a leader? Are you going to be a leader actively involved in establishing a culture of engagement? If not, you need to be and you start by setting the example. Train the lead, lead the train, live standard rest assured. During the course each student was evaluated on their abilities, aptitude, performance, and potential to serve in positions of greater responsibility. At this time Mastar Morales will be joined by Mastar Major Brown and First Sergeant Frieds present awards and coins to the NCOs that excelled during this course with special honors. To earn the title of Distinguished Honor Graduate the student must have the highest grade point average, far exceed core standards, and achieve superior ratings in both attributes and competencies. The Distinguished Honor Graduate for Master Leader Course Class 003-23 is Sergeant First Class Joshua Martin. He will receive an Academy Coin of Excellence, a graduation diploma, and a certificate of achievement. To earn the title of Honor Graduate the student must have the second highest grade point average in class, far exceed core standards, and achieve superior ratings in both attributes and competency. The Honor Graduate for Master Leader Course Class 003-23 is Sergeant First Class Jonathan Boynton. He will receive an Academy Coin, a graduation diploma, and a certificate of achievement. The following senior non-commissioned officers graduated in top 20% of their class and placed on the Commandant's List. They far exceeded core standards and achieved superior ratings in both attributes and competencies. Sergeant First Class Haven Smith. Sergeant First Class Michael Wanner. Please join me in a round of applause for these outstanding non-commissioned officers. The following senior non-commissioned officers graduated in the top 40% of their class and placed on the Superior Academic Achievement List. They far exceeded core standards and achieved superior ratings in both attributes and competencies. Master Sergeant Formica Griffin. Sergeant First Class John Roadwall. Sergeant First Class Stella Burgner. Sergeant First Class Chandra Yorth. Please join me in a round of applause for these outstanding non-commissioned officers. The following senior non-commissioned officers successfully achieved course standards and completed all Master Leader Course requirements. They will now receive their diplomas. Sergeant First Class Rodolfo Acosta. Sergeant First Class Linwood Cook. Sergeant First Class Stefan Dunham. Sergeant First Class LaKeisha Jones. Sergeant First Class Benjamin Crowell. Sergeant First Class Phillip Manuel. Sergeant First Class Arby Melendrez. Sergeant First Class Clovis Polk III. Sergeant First Class Ryan Pruitt. Sergeant First Class Brian Reber. Sergeant First Class Meliza Rodriguez. Sergeant First Class Jacob Stewart. Sergeant First Class Charles Taylor. And Sergeant First Class Robert Thompson. Ladies and gentlemen, it is with great honor that we present to you the graduates of the Master Leader Course Class 003-23. The Distinguished Honor Graduate will now present the guest speaker, Sergeant Major Brown, with a certificate of appreciation. On behalf of Master League Sergeant Major, on behalf of Master Leader Course 003-23, we thank you for your words of wisdom and encouragement. Train to lead, we train with the standard.


Ukraine breaks through the defense and Russians retreat Ukrainian troops are gradually breaking through the front line in the south breaking through Russian defenses at the same time the invaders are trying to launch a counter-attack in the Rabotino region in the direction of Zaporizia this was said by Konstantin Denisov a soldier of the freedom legion high intensity fighting continues in the Rabotino region artillery is working from both sides the enemy is raising planes into the sky we have tactical successes in this direction but it is very expensive he said he noted that the Russian military is hitting Ukrainian equipment with aviation and land-set strike drones in addition Russians use FPV drones against Ukrainian infantry as a result of high quality intelligence the armed forces of Ukraine are gradually breaking through the enemy's defense the invaders are trying to put our guys under fire that is the Russians are retreating and then they are trying to hit them with artillery from the flanks but the military does not allow it Konstantin Denisov added since the capture of Rubber time a key village in the southeastern Zaporizia region Ukraine is advancing more quickly after more than two months of slogging through Russian defenses at an unexpectedly slow pace the main objectives are to take the town of Tokmak and further south from that the city of Melitopol the goal is to cut off the land bridge connecting mainland Russia to the Crimean Peninsula if Ukraine can liberate both Novo Propivka and Vrbov it could then surround the town of Tokmak


Hey, this is Brett, and today I am super excited to go over this brand-new 2020 Jeep Wrangler Sahara. This is a 24G package, and this stock number is 24J270. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used Jeep and Jeep Wrangler headquarters. And today I'm going to go around this particular Wrangler, show you all the options, show you the original window sticker, which is also linked in the description below. And just to give you the most accurate representation of this vehicle, an anvil clearcoat is the color this one has, a 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 engine, 285 horsepower, 260 foot-pounds of torque. It's going to get you 18 miles per gallon highway, or city I should say, and 23 highway for an average of 20 miles per gallon. As you can see right up front, we got the LED headlamps, running lights, and fog lights. I'm going to turn all those on at the end of the video, so stick around for that. And if you like the video or learn anything from this video, definitely click the like, subscribe, and share button really helps us out here at Summit. So up front, the Sahara package gives you all the silver outlines around the grille, the seven-slotted grille for the seven continents that Jeep's been on, as well as the seven or the silver pockets around the headlights and around the fog light bezels there. You also get LED running lights in those fenders. This one has the color match fenders and the color match hardtop, so a really nice option there. You're going to get the painted and polished aluminum wheels. These are 18-inch wheels, and it has Bridgestone Duler HT tires. These are 25570R18s. It's got a good idea of that tread pattern kind of a highway terrain tread pattern. All the color match fenders, anvil, clear coat. Let me know what you think of the color in the comments below. You get the trail-rated badge on the passenger side now because they removed the antenna and they got a spot for it, the Sahara block lettering along with the Jeep block lettering. The antenna is now in the windshield, and all of these windshields are Corning Gorilla Glass. A couple of little Easter eggs, you get seven slots up there, and you also get these sandals in this plastic shroud here. T50 on the doors for the Torx 50-bit that you use to take those doors off. We did a demo on how to take your doors off, your JL Wrangler. Very popular video if you want to check that out, that's in the description below and in the upper right hand part of the screen. Coming around the back here, you get the LED tail lamps as well. Let me know guys if you like the black hardtops or the color match hardtops. It really depends on the color of the vehicle, if which one looks better. I think it looks really good on the Anvil. Coming around to the back, this one does have the receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. You also get the backup parking sensors here and the tail hook, matching spare tire and wheel. Take a quick look at the back storage area. This one does have the Alpine premium sound system with the subwoofer. You get the case for the front hardtop pieces and then this back hardtop comes off. You've got four bolts on each side. Two quick disconnects. We did a demo on how to take your hardtop off. That is our most popular video and that is in the upper right hand part of the screen as well. Down here you get the door hinge roof and windshield bolt holders and a very big storage area with a drain hole so you can put ice and stuff back here. Basically, you have a little cooler. You get seven slots on the back door as well and then you get your JL badge with two-door, four-door wheel base and overall length as well as water-forting and then the overall width of the vehicle and then the tire from mid-tire to mid-tire width right there. So that's a pretty cool stat sheet. That glass has rear defrost in it. Those doors close nice and smoothly. You get the black field door on there and down the rest of this side, this one has the enter and go system so basically you just have to have the key fob in your pocket. Put your hand in there. It'll automatically unlock heated mirrors, blind spot monitoring in those mirrors as well. Take a quick look at the back seats. This one does have the leather interior with the I would say copper stitching or maybe bronze stitching. Back here is a 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in.  These seats fold down nice and flat for extra storage and there's a flap here so nothing falls behind there. Great if you have to haul a bunch of extra stuff and then the cool thing I like is that these headrests stay down in case you need better visibility and nobody's riding back here. You get the improved map lights. You also get side curtain airbags which is new standard for 2024, definitely an upgrade over the 2023 model safety feature. You also get the child safety locks on the back doors and up front this is our very first Sahara with the power leather seats so both of these front seats are heated, both of these front seats are power. You get the Sahara stitched into the backrest and definitely a very nice feature. The backrest tilts as well. There's knee bolster airbags on here too and then you get lumbar on the driver side. Factory floor mats, you get the new Wrangler backed up to the Gladiator badge there, auto headlamps and the leather dash is back. I think when you get the leather seats you get the leather dash and then you get this bronze kind of button there and then the bronze stitching throughout. Power mirrors, power locks, get that nice stitching on there and then my favorite steering wheel on the Wranglers. Leather and bronze steering wheel, bronze stitching, cruise controls, adaptive cruise controls. It also has forward collision warning, Bluetooth information center controls, audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, Corning Gorilla Glass. You get these seven inch LCD display with the digital speedometer, compass display as well. This one comes with the Uconnect 5 12.3 inch touchscreen radio. It has the factory navigation system on it. This system is supposed to be five times faster than the old Uconnect 4 system and there is Highway 41 so that is working nicely and then you get your home screen here. You get AM, FM and Sirius XM radio as well as Bluetooth, USB, AUGS and Alexa hookups. You get your climate controls on here including the dual climate controls including your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls and if you don't like doing that stuff up there you can do them all on the buttons down here. So this whole dash is redesigned for 2024. The vents are in different spots. This storage area up here is in different spots as well and then you get all your different apps on here. I'm not going to go through everything just kind of show you the different apps. These are links to everything else so it's got Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and all those are wireless now on the Uconnect 5 radios. Here's the off-road pages. You also get your backup cam here which they've made HD crystal clear and then you get the front trail cam which is a nice feature and those lines are dynamic meaning that as I turn the steering wheel it kind of gives you an idea of where your tires are going to be in the future so if you had a rock there you wanted to miss or wanted to go over it nice and clean. You could be able to use that to help you then you can clean the glass there. The camera with the washer fluid will get to the off-road pages in a second because they are pretty cool. Then you get your steering angle and those tires turn as I turn the steering wheel as well as the angle changes. Then you get your transfer case if it's locked or unlocked, latitude, longitude and altitude on there. Accessory gauges, pitch and roll and then again the front camera on there. A lot of great stuff you can do with this radio. Once again more tactile volume tune and climate controls, heated seats, heated steering wheel controls, speed select, crawl control, start stop capabilities, stability control, power windows, USB, USB-C and an aux jack and then you get four auxiliary up-fit switches that comes with the trailer tow package. 4x4 shifter on the floor and you also get the 8-speed automatic transmission. Keyless entry with the remote start on there with the flipper key, really nice key fob and the push button start there. Once again that leather dash looks really good and those map lights once again have been re-positioned to accommodate my guesses for those side-carnair bags front and back. Assist and SOS buttons up here, auto dimming mirror. Another little Easter egg, you get seven slots right there and home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. As promised, I'm going to go turn on all the lights. We'll turn off all the lights in the picture studio and do a final walk-around before we check out that original window sticker. Once again, if you like the video, click the subscribe button. We do videos like this each and every day. We have one of the largest catalogs of vehicle and specifically Jeep Wrangler walk-arounds on YouTube. Over 500 Wrangler videos, over 9,000 videos total but let me turn off the lights and we'll get right to the walk-around with the lights on. All right, you can see just how bright those lights are. The LED headlights, running lights, fog lights, you get the running lights and the fenders. Those are LEDs as well. It's a very crisp bright white light and it's got a wide range on it. Definitely an improvement over the halogen lights. Another reason to get a 2024 because those lights come standard. They were an option for the Sahara in 2023 but not all of them had it. You get the LED tail lamps as well. Nice hourglass look to them and of course the LED license plate light. All right, let's check out the original window sticker and we'll be all set to go. All right, here's the original window sticker. Also to note that this is linked in the description below so check it out there. You get the 2024 Wrangler 4-Door Sahara 4x4 Anvil Clear Coat Black Interior McKinley Trimmed Power Seats 3.6L V6 Pentastar 8-speed automatic transmission. Everything on your left here is your standard equipment that comes with the Sahara package. Optional equipment starts with the Anvil Clear Coat which is $5.95. The McKinley Trimmed Power Seats are $19.95. You get the 4-way power lumbar adjustable front seat. Front passenger seat. 8-way power adjustable driver seat. 8-way power adjustable front passenger seat. And the 4-way power lumbar adjustable driver seat. So both the front seats are power and lumbar. The 24G package is the Wrangler Sahara and trailer, tow and auxiliary switch group is $11.95. You get the auxiliary switches and the receiver hitch and the 4-pin and 7-pin wiring. Technology group is $2,295. You get the Alpine Premium Sound System HD Radio GPS Navigation. Connected trail and traffic services you connect $5 with the $12.3. Integrated voice command and integrated off-road camera. Safety group is $12.95 because you blind-spot and cross-path detection, automatic high beam, headlamp control, park sense, rear park assist system, and then the 3.6-liter Pentastar is a $2,000 option. Has the engine oil cooler as well. And then the three-piece color body hardtop is $18.95. So that color match hardtop is an $18.95 option over the standard hardtop. 18x7.5-inch aluminum wheels are $1,095. So these wheels are optional on this Jeep. $63,455 is your total MSRP to get your summit price with all the rebates and incentives on this Jeep in the upper right-hand part of screen. And linked in the description below is a link to this vehicle on our website with all the rebates and incentives. So definitely check us out there. And if you end up calling and buying this one, let them know that Brett sent you. Three-year 36 bumper-to-mumper and five-year 60 powertrain. They're your miles per gallon, 23 highway, 18 city, 20 average, and then small grain seven and greenhouse gas rating is a four. It's not really rated for safety ratings except the rollover for three. But you can see that driver's seat is eight-way power adjustable. And then the lumbar right there. All right, that is it. The 2024 Jeep Wrangler Sahara four-door 24G package in Anvil Clearcoat. Thank you so much for checking out the video to see more pictures of this Jeep or one of brother 550 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, you name it. We got to go to the website right there, summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle. All at summitauto.com. 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