_Klay_
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Hey adi, I just want to inform you that you doing great job to csbd, many of newbies has joined in the past days/months thanks to this kind of people, i'd like to thank everyone that know me or he hates me, or whatever he did for the community, #family#4#ever ?? ( I miss my old rank )
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Welcome to csbd, Enjoy and have fun!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOb4YSwg2jI&t=490s
_Klay_ posted a topic in Weekly funniest things ツ
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Hyundai has tinkered with the names of its mid-size and full-size SUVs for the 2019 model year. The redesigned two-row 2019 Santa Fe reviewed here replaces the Santa Fe Sport in Hyundai’s lineup, and the three-row Santa Fe has been dubbed Santa Fe XL for 2019 but is a carryover model with few changes. The Santa Fe XL isn’t long for this world, though; it’s slated to be replaced by the three-row Hyundai Palisade, which will arrive next summer as a 2020 model. The 2019 Santa Fe starts at $26,545, including a $1,045 destination charge, for a base front-wheel-drive SE trim. We tested two higher-end versions: a $36,620 front-wheel-drive Ultimate with the 185-horsepower, 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine that goes in most trims, as well as a $39,970 all-wheel-drive Ultimate with the optional 235-hp, turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder. More SUV, More Futuristic The 2019 Santa Fe’s profile looks more upright than the outgoing Santa Fe Sport’s, with a windshield that’s not as raked. It looks more like an SUV now, and one big practical advantage of the design is good visibility: Thin front roof pillars and side mirrors mounted on the front doors (rather than the base of those pillars) help give the Santa Fe great forward views. Hyundai also flattened out the SUV’s beltline, increasing visibility for rear passengers and providing better over-shoulder views for the driver. The Santa Fe’s front end is, without question, the most polarizing aspect of the design. Like Hyundai’s subcompact Kona SUV and upcoming three-row Palisade, the Santa Fe has slim LED daytime running lights that sit below the front edges of the hood and flank a gaping grille (the headlights sit below the DRLs). It’s not a new design tactic — the pre-2019 Jeep Cherokee had something similar — but it’s an approach that’s gaining steam; the upcoming 2019 Blazer also uses it. How It Drives The Santa Fe is composed and comfortable in the city and on rural two-lane highways, but it’s flustered by more challenging, twisty roads. Some drivetrain-tuning choices also hurt the driving experience. The standard 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine makes adequate power, but full-throttle acceleration is modest. The engine works with an eight-speed automatic transmission that kicks down quickly but isn’t always willing to select as low a gear as is needed. Gas-pedal response is gradual in the Comfort drive mode, but you get used to it after a while. The Sport mode, however, isn’t great in everyday driving; it makes the gas pedal extremely sensitive, to the point that it’s hard to accelerate smoothly or hold a steady speed.
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Six people have been killed and 200 injured during mass rallies in Jakarta against the re-election of Indonesian President Joko Widodo.Indonesian police confirmed the death toll based on reports from hospitals. They said the cause of the deaths was being investigated.The national police chief has said the public should not assume police were responsible.Social media has been restricted in some areas to stop rumours spreading.National police chief Tito Karnavian denied that his officers had used live ammunition and called for calm."Some had gunshot wounds, some had blunt force wounds but we still need to clarify this," he said, referring to the six dead, who are believed to have been killed overnight in the capital on Tuesday.The authorities have said the protests were planned and "not spontaneous". They have suggested that a group of provocateurs may have been responsible for the violence."A majority of the protesters came from outside of Jakarta," said Muhammed Iqbal, a police spokesman.Protesters have been gathering again in the city on Wednesday. President Widodo has promised firm action against rioters.How did the protests start?Protests in the capital Jakarta started peacefully on Tuesday but soon turned violent, with cars set on fire and firecrackers thrown at police.Police in riot gear fired tear gas to disperse the crowd.The protests erupted after election results showed Mr Widodo had beaten his long-time rival Prabowo Subianto. How did the protests start? The country's General Election Commission confirmed on Tuesday that Mr Widodo had won the presidency, taking 55.5% of votes.Mr Prabowo has rejected the results, alleging cheating, but the election commission has dismissed his claims.The ex-general also lost against Mr Widodo at the last election in 2014, and went on to unsuccessfully challenge the results.A thousand Indonesias at stake in one electionDid an election kill 500 people?More than 192 million people were eligible to vote in the presidential and general elections that took place on 17 April.After the official results were announced on Tuesday, thousands gathered in front of the election supervisory building in support of Mr Prabowo, but later moved on to other areas across Jakarta after police urged the crowd to disperse, according to BBC Indonesian.
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Back to work ??
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V2, Effect,blur
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Hmm He just got upgrade(i mean by asslicking) and now hes help his team to be adminstrators, Well done
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you are right klay and khaled any way i wasnt here so i dont know anything and why that happened any way
its oke for me any buddy can help but there is something wrong that i didnt understand !!
all what is in my mind is which one of administrators will be next ? is it Ace ,, Crash or Verox
we need to vote or what !
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