And we're gonna talk about searching. So searching, when you are looking at the OSF and you're trying to create your first project, you're on the first stage of your research lifecycle, you wanna evaluate what's out there. The OSF has thousands and thousands and thousands of prepent publications. They have registered studies and plans and data and analyses and all these things that researchers have been contributing and putting onto this amazing platform. But how do you find it? How do you discover it? So this is a, you are here on the map of the OSF. So what I'm gonna do in order to do that, I'm gonna go to osf.io, obviously. And you really don't even have to be logged in for this, but it does help. I'm going to look at search at the top bar here. Search is one of these second tabs over. And if I click on that, it's going to take me to my search tab. Now this is a new page that we've completely refined over the past year or so in order to give more access to what we're doing. There's a couple of things that I really wanna show you here. Along the side column, you'll see filters. These will filter based on creator, gate created, funder, subject license. And they do vary depending on these other filters that are along the top. Now, these other filters that are along the top, it's important to note that these are tools on the OSF. So projects doesn't refer to just general projects out in the world, how it's just generally defined. These are OSF projects. These are registrations, which are either housed here on our registries or in connected registries. Preprints, again, same thing if they are in a connected pre-print service, this is how you can search for those. Files on the OSF, particularly users on the OSF. So it's important to make sure that you're looking at the tools along with how you wanna refine those things. So let's test it out. First thing I wanna do is I'm going to try and search for projects. We're just gonna look at different projects on the OSF here. First thing I wanna do is I'm going to try and look for funder. Now, all of these things that are created along this side column are based on metadata. So when someone is creating a project or registration pre-print, they have the option of offering what is called metadata. That is data about your data, data about your project. It's very high level. And the idea is that it's exactly for this purpose. When I am an outsider, I'm going to look and learn about what you're doing. I can now look and narrow down how I wanna search for your things based on that metadata. So funder is one of those options. First thing I'm gonna look at here is I'm going to try the project for the National Science Foundation. I'm just gonna click on the NIH, National Institute of Health. Now that actually took me down to 20 results. There's only 20 people on the OSF who have created that particular filter who are funded by the NIH. I know there's more than that in the world, but this gives an opportunity for those 20 people to show up on someone's search a lot faster. And then what I can do is just pick one of these things. That metadata is going to take me to one of these OSF projects and say I go up here that metadata tab. We'll talk about projects more in a second. This will actually show me some of the links and information about that project. So here you have a description of what that project is, quick overview. You have the contributors that I could have found based on searching, resource type. They actually didn't list any resource type here, but it could be a data analysis plan or it could be a particular file or any sort of those things. And there's a dropdown menu that you can choose from, but it does help you refine those things. They didn't list that this is in English. Obviously I can tell that it's in English, but if someone say searched for only resources in English, this one might not come up, unfortunately, even if it is in English. They listed what the funder is and the word title and the word information. All those things are valuable for someone who's trying to verify your work. When you click on a link, it'll create a new tab. So I'm actually gonna go back to my original tab here. That was fun. Let's start and we'll try and go back to the beginning. So say I don't like that particular search. In order to go back, I'm going to look here at the funder thing that I've created. So one of the criteria that I created. And if I wanted to get rid of that, all I'm gonna do is click that X that is next to that button. That takes that search criteria and removes it from my thing. So now I only search criteria is projects. I'm actually going to look for registrations at this point. I click a different tab. So now my one search criteria is registrations. I'm going to then go to subject. This is a subject that they have classified themselves as. And I'm going to click psychology, which will give me 34,000 results. All right. I want to narrow it down more than 35 or 34,000 results. I'm going to click clinical psychology, which will give me about 3,000 results, okay? So now my search results are compounding. I have psychology, clinical psychology, registration. I'm going to type in something now. Autism. Now I'm down to 129. I've now refined it based on registration, psychology, clinical psychology and a search term. Okay. This is fantastic. Cause now I have a very refined list that I can kind of work from. But what if I want to share this list with say a PI, a friend, a colleague, I can take this, all these search criteria are then found up here in my URL. So if I can take that copy, paste it, I can now send it in the chat to all of you and you can look at it and find 129 results. Important thing that I also want to note here, I'm going to remove a couple of these search criteria. So we can get back at it is badges. Registrations have open resource badges. Again, one of the things I was talking about is you want to create highways between your work. So whether you have data, analytical code, materials, the more that you connect those things to one place, more opportunities that people have to find your work. So especially open resource badges, if I say clicked on data, and again, I'm an outside person, I have no preference in what I'm picking here. I'm just going based on what's available. I now know that on this particular registration, this link, I will have access to their data, their analytical code, their materials, their paper, the final publication came out of this and some supplementary materials that came out of this. That's really appealing for me if I'm going to be clicking on a link because I don't have to go searching and going through multiple different search sources just to figure out what the data is that's associated with this registration or this analytical code that's associated with this registration. It makes it very appealing for someone from the outsider to find your work.


Hello everybody Andrea Traus here with dental tutoring. It has been so cold outside That's why I do have the heater on over here just in case you're wondering what that is That's my own like personal heater for the office because it's freezing outside and I'm still a little bit chilly So that's the baddest But in the video today, I would like to talk to you guys about Because I did upload a video yesterday about What happens if you're working for an office that is just horrible either the staff is horrible You had a bad experience and you just are not happy with it Okay, so I posted that video yesterday But I've been getting some comments and some emails pretty much of some stories and some experiences of what people are having and a lot of people are saying to me that they had one horrible experience and they haven't been Working as a dental assistant or a dental hygienist for two years or you know three years or or it at all So I want to talk to you guys about how you should not Let a bad experience stop you from doing what you want to do So even if you work for an office that is just horrible And you just had such a horrible time You can't imagine working as a dental assistant or a dental hygienist anymore But don't let that one bad office sort of Hinder you From doing what you want to do because you all went to um school. Sorry that I saw something on the shirt there Um, and you paid a lot of money. You worked very very hard. So don't let that office Throw all of that away. Okay, because that's essentially what you're doing when you work for an office That is just awful and then you think to yourself. I can't work like this anymore I'm just going to look for something entirely different because I don't want this happening ever again Don't let that office do that to you because every office is different I have worked for some offices that are simply horrible And if I had been there first if that happened to be my first experience then I would be thinking Oh my goodness if this is how the dental profession is is is like then I don't want to be a part of it But thankfully I had an amazing first experience So even those bad experiences that I have had over the years have to have, you know, shown me And um taught me that not all offices are like that. There are some horrible offices out there that treat their staff awful Um, they may not pay on time. They may not pay properly.  There are bad offices out there But there are also amazing offices out there too. So just take your time and just Wait and look for something where you have an amazing office Even if you were saying four different offices and they were all horrible keep Looking there are amazing ones out there Trust me and do not be afraid that if you're in an office that you don't like Just look for something else while you're still um working there So you're still making the money but look for something else. There's always something else out there. Trust me Um, the dental community is small. So once people hear you're looking for something You never know when something could come up. So just keep on looking um do not let a bad experience sort of Make you forget the the um dental profession completely because that's horrible, right? Like you don't want Your you know, you spent a lot of money to go to school You spent a lot of time So if this is the career that you want then you should be doing that, right? So good luck if you need anything, let me know But I guess in a nutshell Just keep on looking for that amazing office. It is out there. Okay So good luck and I will see you guys very very soon


Wunderbar, schön, sind wir wieder da für diesen letzten Outro mit der 5 drauf, Workshop-Ergebnisse.  Ich werde das in Englisch sehen, wie die andere Zeit. Wir hatten einen tollen Zeit during the workshop today on working on flutes and hacking simple things like a hole in something to blow on it to see if there is any sound inside. So, and I prepared some flutes on the internet on the website. People could download it. I thought we would have some 3D printing going on. And actually I noticed myself that it was very short time to actually make a new flute. I printed one that is a completely new nightly build design, but unfortunately due to the very little limited time I couldn't print it in the right size. So, it might work in the right size, but this is too small. I figured that out. I wanted to introduce Gandalf. He's the one that participated here in the Bitwäscherei. Also, hier in der Bitwäscherei haben wir heute mit Live mit Gandalf diesen Workshop durchgeführt. Da wir also nachher gleiche Ergebnisse erzeugen. Ich würde nur noch gerade erzählen, dass ich das zu klein gedrückt habe, mangels Zeit. Weshalb ich nicht weiß, ob mein eigenes Ergebnis jetzt was geworden ist oder nicht. Ich muss es nochmal größer drucken. Vielleicht funktioniert dann wieder eine Pfeife. Die ähnlich wie diese Pfeife funktioniert, wo dann ein extra Luftkanal des Wasser beeinflusst. Das ist diese Flöte, die jetzt als Ausgangslager auch gedient hat. Aber wir sind eigentlich dazu gekommen, um alles zu eine Flöte zu machen. Es ist egal, wie es aussieht, was es kann. Es soll nur vielleicht ein bisschen Resonance-Body haben. Ich zeig gleich noch ein anderes Ergebnis. Das hat jetzt sehr gut getönt. Das tönt weniger gut, wenn ich Wasser rauslasse. Zum Beispiel kurz hier rein. Da kann man noch kurz den Echtheitsgehalt überprüfen. Geht auch noch.  Der Ton sinkt langsam. Und dann kriegen wir gleich einen Punkt, wo der kaum noch hörbar ist. Auf einmal ist dieser schöne Resonanzkörper weg. Der bleibt noch relativ gut. Gut, ich lüge. Also, das ist nicht genau das Experiment, das ich wollte. Aber ich werde jetzt über Tugandalf, der heute den richtigen Workshop gemacht hat, einen schönen Instrument zu hacken. Und ich werde ihn erzählen, wenn er sich selbst explodieren kann, wenn du nicht meintest. Vielen Dank. Ja, das ist ein schöner Workshop. Ich hatte es schon vor, bevor ich auf den Topf gekommen bin. Ich habe mich über diesen gearbeitet.  Ich werde es für dich noch einmal versuchen. Aber es ist eigentlich...   Vielleicht sehen wir, ob ein Hund auf dem Stil ist, wenn ich ihn auf den Stil stehe. Was ist das? Okay, das ist toll. Vielen Dank. Es ist ein schöner Workshop.  Ja. So, über den Workshop, wir haben hier einen Workshop, das in diesem Workshop ist. Ich würde gerne ein bisschen der theoretischen Unter- oder Unterlagen-Theorie geben. Das Kostfer-Tofen, das ist alles... Es wird sehr schnell kompliziert, weil es nicht nur Dynamik gibt, aber ich zeige dir das schöne Drawing, das Kostfer für mich hat. Und jetzt schauen wir, was wir sehen können. So, über hier... Das ist eigentlich, was du brauchst. In order to create the whistling noise, we have a laminar flow of air, which is just the air flowing nicely, gently, not evident. You make that move across a sharp edge, which you see somewhere here, there's a sharp edge, where you blow over, which separates the air flow into two flows. And you see these little, what is called vortexes, which is the turbulence you cause by splitting the air from a laminar into a turbulent flow. And the size of the vortex, the size of the disturbance basically is an oscillation that creates a pressure wave, which is, if it's in the right range of the expected spectrum, is audible to human beings. Is that about how it works? I was exactly unaligning it by experimentation and I tried to follow a sound that creates the understanding of this. Because it's all invisible. The wind and the vortex and the sound is this sense totally invisible. Also, that's what I think you noticed in the workshop as well. It's really hard to basically see this invisible thing hitting that edge and let it, yeah, imagine to flux away with 50 Hz or more in this sense. Absolutely. The funny thing is, I'm into paragliding, and I'm quite familiar with flying in this medium, which is a liquid medium. It behaves like a liquid, so it's all fluid mechanics which gets super complicated, very, very quickly. And the thing is, I would love to make underwater flutes that do the same with water. Basically, I'm on the edge of discovering how to make a flute that sounds underwater. The water is not compressible. I mean, that's going to have a huge effect. It's going to have, ships having their propulsion in the water that does something like that, an edge through the water, yeah. No, but that's because when the lake is super sonic, it creates a, what do you call that? It turns the gas sort of the way. Are you talking about propellers of ships? Well, I'm thinking of how to make a flute underwater. So, we said air is underlying the flow of dynamics and how big should the flute be when you put it underwater to have a similar creation of a frequency that would be audible. In a different medium? In a different medium, yeah, yeah, yeah. In heavy mechanics, it's much more dense. I need to figure that out. Maybe we invented a diamond whistle for this. Why not? To cut the water in the right way. Wrong with that. So, I may show what I've been working on.  I do have this name. No, no, no, no. I will not do anything. I will not present the work of my workshop. So, I call this device of the Chinese audience. It's like a handheld device. It's got some batteries in it. It's got a button for LED. So, I had a cavity so these batteries, the coils and stuff in there. Some circuitry. And you've got a cavity about here. So, Kasper was like Kasper was pitching his workshop and I was like, so, I've got a ball pen and this thing that I'm currently looking at and he was like, yeah, it's gonna be always so. And then for the sizing of this cavity, and this is where the experience comes in. Apparently you need for this, so the way this is your edge that you need to blow air onto like a hot flow of air onto the edge and the distance, in this case this will define the frequency maybe, why do we need 2 cm? But you need that similar air flow. To get it laminar. To get it one string. So the idea is to get it all here and turn it as possible off. Lock it up as hard as you can. Yes, you can. All right, so this is what I attempt to do basically by drilling into by dremeling into this plastic tube underneath I codified it because it's prettier that way. So basically, we figured we're gonna turn this part here into an edge by dremeling around like this, like this angle. Right, the right angle that we need told me. How many degrees is that? Anyways, what's the recommended sharpest possible material? Through air. We could try to add a because it's not, to be honest, it's not fully working right now. So in the process of getting it to work for the audible whistling part I can show you. The way I, because it's my first flute instrument basically I've said I want a modular design where I can play also for safety reasons, obviously. So this is the mouthpiece which has a large entry and a small exit or the other way around. So if you want to... So if you blow in here fast the flow will come out here because of the Venturi effect which accelerates it. And you do the other way around you'll slow the flow down. So let's try. So the thing is, if I look right here through my device I can just barely see the edge that I'm trying to hit. So this is the direction that my air needs to take. So now I can even see the edge through this device. So this is not working very well with your headphones. Something else in the room. So I made a bigger mouthpiece with a, which still accelerates the flow but has a bit of a broader exit. Let's see how that works. So this is a straighted line on the edge. You don't know a joint. So I'll take this straight pipe now. I just go one-to-one translation on my block. But this is, I will hit by a wall which are a mess of hope. So I don't think this is all going to work either. And that's about the screen it's going to get for now. I think this one is going to work. Demo. Okay, so what I've been thinking is either my edge isn't sharp enough. So in fact, once I dremelt it was all mold and messed up so I've been sharpening it a bit with a cutter. So I'll try to sharpen a bit more and then I'll think I'll have to play with the distance and I think the canal isn't properly pretty good so I'll start by dremeling the canal a bit cleaner in order to have a better obstruction within my acoustic canal. It's an echo chamber basically. It is called an echo chamber in that I'm building inside my resonance body. So I'll try to broaden my resonance body so that I'll have a mess of hope. Maybe I will do because I can't reach it with any instrument. More power, more better. I feel that I was kind of in the way of my stream. I think I've freed up some of the obstruction in the microscope. This would be a brilliant use for a USB Microscope. You can actually look at the very, very detailed inside view of your... I need to clean up a bit more with this ball pen device which you find that in and it's good for pipe debugging. So whenever you have some you can try to force your way through it with the frequencies. If there was a frequency at this point. I think there's a workable way to push the button to get that any way sound. It actually works better if I blow it in here which is pointy. There's an arm flute, what's that called? Yeah, you hit it at the... What's the image where the water does something out? What do you mean, but I forgot the word? It's a weird work. Yeah, anyway, maybe somebody can put it in the cat. So what else have you got? I'm kind of sad about my pipe not working yet so I'll try to destroy something else in the meantime. Our work on it was on it and we see challenges here on the same workshop in this sense. It's visualization of a data structure you saw our presentation earlier yesterday sociologist, data scientist 3D prints of data models I think might make for a good pipe maybe anything can make for a good pipe recording through the map. I don't think it works, maybe even this way is here. I think there is a machine inside which is usually your computer program does for you. Let's have a look inside of the data structure of course if you're wondering about head you might also be used the right tool for the job which might be a side cutter in this case. Turns out it's a dremel. Inside the data structure now I can feel the various layers of honeycomb the access to the data structure the data view so we caught the first clips of the data here there you go it's a bit messed up by the dremel because the way I run it too quickly it tends to melt the feel a bit so everything is a bit would you like to have a look at the data structure what we can do from an acoustic point of view about this? I think you should get it all the way through and got the same edge right here and cut up the top of the data and then blow through it let's cut the top off first yeah I would say make it maybe the dremel or with the yeah I actually like it come on do it with the cutter it's all working is it clean and cut if I just go like it's a model world without the top off and you say so our edge this is important because we need to yeah I think you have this prototype designed from earlier ah now it's an easy work because you basically cut a pipe you just need to do this cut exactly but this is a pipe if you look at it you want me to do this but this is a swing one to swing it around yeah be careful yeah the small one I might want to hold on to it because I'm going at high velocity is this going to hold ah it's 4G 5G what's your hand what's your arm it's hurting I hit it already my knee with it I don't have much space I would like a 3 minute diameter which makes it easier definitely but then you have to do it somewhere do you want to try this one can you try this one oh actually this one that looks like the one for me let's try it this way we can also swing it this way what are these called swinging sound I call them omniflux I just wrote you could have told me that the lanyard the safety before your wrist does the lanyard I'm not of the safety type of guys I'm more of the riskier I think I've got a good one here oh it's nice because it also it's around its axis what's a pretty what's a pretty noise oh it's good stuff let me get another one the dog one I really like the one I'd like one to drop the one you like one to return one to plant one to lassie let me do this one and you take the other one I can't really take mine that was nice and organic is this easy to play it's not that easy to play no you have to challenge accepted this one or that one yeah that one is easy to play yeah you have to put your mouth over it no this one this one is easy this one let's try this moisture hot glue so I just got it's very moist so it's slippery let me just get into the position I'll be with you in 20 seconds is this our finishing performance yes yes this is the end what's the how many minutes coming by should I have brought my karaoke mic what you feel comfortable with you can also make an option if you like it's probably safer otherwise it might fly as you prefer anyway what are we playing we are 7 minutes playing exactly Beethoven for Purists the fourth I guess the flute concert okay I think everybody knows what we're talking about we definitely know what we're doing if we're coming it's happening right online


Richard models how all of us should be with each other especially as staff he models how to pull in students who maybe are disengaged in school. He has a way of reaching out to them and chatting with them that makes them feel cared for. I like to empower the kids here to have some responsibility have some connection to the school that it's their school rather than they must go here. Well Richard really started working with those kids making those close connections with them so that they were respecting what he did which then allowed them to respect their school. His goal is to make this school a wonderful community for the students. I know a lot of the kids are home life isn't great and this is their sanctuary so I I think they appreciate an adult being a friend and they could always come to me. He knows what all the students are into and they all feel a deep connection with him.


What is up you guys welcome back to another one if you are new to the channel I am Goldpony and today we are in the new 2019 Ford Ranger courtesy of Bob Ruth Ford and Dillsburg PA and so you guys probably know the Ranger was available in the US quite a few years back now but the Ranger has been continuously available overseas in Europe Australia and Ford has now brought it back to the US so this is quite exciting so let's just jump right into it and as always let's start with pricing and so there will be three different trim levels for the 2019 Ranger first one being the XL that is going to start at $24,300 XLT for $27,940 then we have the Lariat which is the one we have today that one is going to start at $32,210 and there will be two different cab configurations for the Ranger first one being the super cab which is those prices that I just gave you if you wanted the super crew cab which is a little more backseat room there that is going to add $2,175 there but so regardless of trim level the power plan is actually going to be the same on the 2019 Ranger powering this one is going to be a 2.3 liter turbocharged inline four cylinder engine putting out 270 horsepower 310 pound-feet of torque and I do want to also mention with the towing package that we actually do have today once again the Ranger is capable of towing up to 7,500 pounds so it is definitely impressive for a smaller truck but so anyway Ranger is going to be available either with two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive and power is going to be sent to the ground through a 10-speed automatic transmission and overall MPG numbers are going to come in at 21 in the city 26 on the highway for the two-wheel drive and 20 city 24 highway for the all-wheel drive and by the way the Ranger does come with that auto start stop system as well meaning when you're stopped at a red later stop sign the engine will automatically turn off for you to help you save a little mpg is there as well and you can turn that off if that does annoy you so I did want to mention that as well and so but anyways now that we are on the back roads let's do an acceleration test here see how quickly we can get the new 2019 Ranger up to speed all right so turbocharged engine definitely you could feel the kick when that turbo kicks in it definitely lunges you forward you can definitely feel that but not going to be as fast as a Mustang but for a smaller truck definitely a good bit of pep to this one and so but acceleration is fun but really when you test driving a truck or when I'm test driving a truck what I always like to know about is the off-road capability so let's touch on that a little bit for the 2019 ranger here to start you will get a forged crankshaft with connecting rods and a double roller timing chain and there is also an FX4 off-road package if you were interested that adds around $1300 to the price there but that is going to give you an off-road tuned suspension along with the electronic locking rear differential and exposed front towpulks up front there in addition to that you also get an exposed steel bash plate also a front air dam delete for when you take this through streams and pa here that's definitely pretty cool and you will get some skid plates as expected including covering the fuel tank transfer case and front differential but also a terrain management system you could check out your off-road status on the digital display and then you have trail control and there's a couple FX4 decals near the back of the truck but that is definitely a very tempting option at least for me if I were to get the ranger then when it comes to braking you will get four wheel disc brakes as expected with this one and just to give it a quick test here let's test out the braking feel definitely no issues there when it comes to handling and suspension on the range you will get an independent front suspension with the stabilizer bar in the back a hotchkiss type non-independent rear suspension 2019 ranger will also give you front and rear gas pressure eyes shock absorbers and when it comes to the ride quality I haven't had any issues actually a pretty decent riding truck when it comes to cabin noise I have the heat and the heated seats on and all that fun stuff you guys may or may not be hearing a little bit of that but as far as outside noise goes there isn't a whole lot coming into the cabin so that is very nice as far as the steering feel goes it is as expected for the ranger so again new issues there and touching on visibility I can see perfectly fine out the back I will say the f150 has a little bit more visibility than the ranger because it has a taller rear window back there but still absolutely zero issues with visibility when it comes to the 2019 ranger but so now enough with the driving dynamics you guys let's check out the exterior of this all-new 2019 Ford ranger and so at front when it comes to the headlights on the ranger the XL and XLT will give you halogen headlights if you want with the lariat however you will get led headlights which is what you're looking at right now and led fog lights will come with that as well of course but taking a look in the middle there when it comes to the front grille the lariat is going to give you dual horizontal bars and that is going to be different from the XL and XLT trim levels because with those you are going to get a black mesh front grille and then making our way to the side the XL and XLT is going to give you manual folding black side mirrors with the lariat you're going to get power folding body color side mirrors with integrated turn signals as well I wonder the pretty cool parts I found about the 2019 ranger is within that front fender you will get ranger badging but you will also get trim level badging so if you were ever curious what trim level you were looking at on a ranger simply look on that front fender and it will tell you then take a look down at the wheel setup XL is going to give you 16 inch steel wheels XLT is going to bump that up to 17 inch aluminum alloy wheels and the lariat is going to bump that up once again to 18 inch aluminum alloy wheels and that's what you're looking at right now make your way to the back when you look at the tailgate you will find that ranger insignia embossed into the rear tailgate I gotta love that definitely makes more of a statement as opposed to a small ranger badge on the tailgate or something like that so we gotta appreciate that just below it all a single exhaust outlet making its way out towards the passenger side but as always you guys know what we have to do next here is that exhaust clip it's open now since we are around back let me touch on everything when it comes to the tailgate a little bit here when that tailgate is opened up there are six cargo box tie-down hooks back there so when you're hauling stuff that is going to be there for you of course very useful if you wanted a bed liner there's the drop-in bed liner for $395 the spray and bed liner is going to be around $100 more but that's there for you as well if you needed it make your way to the back seats rear legroom is going to come in at 30.4 inches for the super cab the super crew cab is going to bump that up to 34.5 inches so since that's the one we have today let me give you guys a brief demonstration here I'm an even six feet tall this is how much space I have back there in the super crew also wanted to mention when it comes to those rear seats it is flip up bench seating so if you did not have any passengers in those rear seats they do fold up so you can put your mastiff back there a bunch of tools or whatever you want to do make your way to the front seats they will come with a cloth finish for the XL and XLT trim levels and they do come with manually adjustable seats lariat is going to come with a leather finish and they will come power adjustable and heated as well and on a day where it is 28 degrees in Pennsylvania that is very very useful take a look up front at the steering wheel it is tilt and telescoping it is going to come leather wrapped if you go with the lariat that's what you're looking at right now it's so but then when it comes to the startup let me first start by showing you guys the key here you do have your Ford logo on the one side and when you flip it over lock unlock and that times two button there that is actually your remote start and that is specific to the lariat trim that we have today so if I wanted to warm the ranger up before I actually got in it that is one option I would do but if I did not want to do that for the lariat at least I could simply hop in the ranger put my foot on the brake and press that engine start button located just by the driver's right knee and so but then once started up speedometer is front and center there are two digital displays to the left and the right to adjust what is on those digital displays there are controls on the left side of the steering wheel for the left side controls on the right side of the steering wheel for the right side so make sense you can check out your rpms up there and again always mentioning the off-road status gauge display you can also check out that so you can check out your angle at any given time there's also a digital speedometer available tire pressure for each individual tire how many miles you have left until you hit empty so bunch of nice stuff like that on the right side you can check out your navigation information radio settings and bluetooth info if you wanted to then just touch on overall interior quality a little bit one of my favorite things about the ranger is that ranger is embossed just above the club box there so that is pretty cool always like the personal touches like that but ambient lighting is going to come standard on the lariat trim that we have today along with dual zoom climate control again with the lariat only overhead sunglass holder is going to come with every single trim level so you got that if you wanted it and overall the finish of the ranger I definitely don't have a problem with it very top of the dashboard here that is a soft touch leather and there is some stitching details to that as well so that's pretty nice also like how four tied in the gloss look from the dash to the doors a little bit there as well so definitely no issues for me but let's check out the tech display on this one because XL and XLT will give you that standard sync system and it is available with the sync 3 for the XLT if you wanted it however the lariat is going to give you that sync 3 system standard that is the one you were looking at right now but that's going to give you bluetooth and audio streaming as well as android auto and apple carplay meaning if you have a smartphone simply hook it up to the ranger and you have free navigation as well as the ability to like and dislike your Pandora songs up there if you wanted to but if you do take the ranger up in the mountains where there is not a whole lot of cell phone service a factory navigation system is available for an additional eight hundred dollars and we do have that one today and of course you can check out your climate control information and adjust up there if you wanted to and you can also check out your radio settings as expected when it comes to the sound system all trims will give you a six speaker sound system let me just start by saying that however there is an optional sound system a 10 speaker bang and ulfson sound system available with the 501 a package for around an additional 1800 dollars there but I do have that bang and ulfson sound system today so you guys know what we have to do next let's turn on the radio see we got playing this morning and let's test out the clarity of this one definitely more than enough bass that is amazing bass to that sound system and clarity is definitely on point I also like the bno and signeas and the speakers as well but overall sound system is definitely on point with that optional bang and ulfson sound system that we have today and so then last thing when it comes to the tech display at least is when you do put the ranger in reverse you will find a rear view camera for every single trim level letting you know who or what is behind you which is always is going to lead me into safety and so there will be front side and side curtain airbags in the back there is latch aka lower anchors and tethers for children also rear child door locks back there tire pressure monitoring system that's all pretty basic but all trims will also give you pre collision assist with automatic emergency braking and if you go with the xlt trim level and help you also get a blind spot information system with rear cross traffic alert and a lane keeping system as well but so that is about it for this one you guys thank you so much for watching be sure to like the video and subscribe feel free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there and I will see you guys 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