Welcome to world's best videos. We've compiled the list of facts to bring you the scariest things found in a toilet Let's get into it The people of Middleton County court in the Republic of Ireland have been warned to check their toilets after an elderly man was Bitten on the bottom by a rat the attack caused panic following the floods court has been plagued by a rat Infestation he asked whether it'd be possible to flush rat poison through the sewer system Mr. Collins mentions flooding has resulted in another problem for residents that of rat infestation Which really upsets many families mentally and physically the council said flushing rat poison through the public system could lead to Contamination of other water sources a plumber discovered a broken pipe nearby the likely entry point of the rat on May 25th 2016 a time man fought off a 10 foot python that bit his penis while he was in the toilet He managed to open the pythons jaws after which his wife and his neighbor rushed to the bloody scene to cover The snakes head with a plastic bag a rescue team later took a hammer to the toilet to free the serpent and release it into the Wild a 21-year-old Australian dreaded using another public toilet after just being bitten by a spider five months ago He says toilets got cleaned that day And I thought it was my opportunity to go use one how to look under both seats And then I sat down and did my business next thing you know, I'm bent over in pain He adds I was like I can't believe it's happened again I look down and I see a few little legs come from around the rim He's unaware of what spider bit him, but he was treated with a red back spider anti-venom red backs are the Relative of the black widow which they closely resemble why are snake inspections important a family in Jones County had an adult Rattlesnake in their toilet when young Isaac McFadden ventured into the restroom in the morning He discovered a big clump. He knew it was a snake The boy then told his mother who returned with the shovel to kill the snake This is a first snake that the family had seen on their property in several years His intuition took him directly to a storm cellar where he removed 13 adult rattlesnakes They later searched under the house removing 24 snakes in total January the animal welfare league discovered a four foot long And a conda in the toilet of Arlington, Virginia apartment Their natural habitats are wet areas like swamps and marshes which may explain its attraction to the toilet It was probably chasing fluid like mice and rats to the sewage system Well that concludes the video guys Hopefully you guys did enjoy it and if you did remember to smack that like button Let us know in the comment section below what you'd like to see next and if you haven't already subscribed Please just subscribe to keep up with the world's best videos


Hello, we are Sam Kirsten and Kata from Dragon Dance Theatre. We are living and working artists, and furthermore we are artists as witnesses. This is a project that we initiated under Dragon Dance Theatre. We were concerned about what was going on related to the migrant and refugee crisis in the world. We felt like as artists it was important for us to go and see and witness what was going on out there. Our objective this time was to go on the island of Lesvos in Greece where in 2015 almost 800,000 refugees and migrants arrived. They were mostly coming from the Middle East and some of them are from Africa. As soon as we arrived in Athens, flying direct Montreal to Athens, we realized that there was a big community of refugees living on Pier 1 at the port in Piraeus. We made our way down there on foot and were taken completely by the amazing contrast since Piraeus is one of the most important tourist ports in Europe. These very gorgeous luxury liners loaded with the richest of tourists were passing by Pier 1 where there were 3,000 refugees living in little pop-up tents with very little water and very little sanitation and very little food and they were in a desperate situation there. And we went on one of those ships to the island of Lesvos. We made arrangements to go and stay for 2 months and we picked an area where the boats land. And so we first started by meeting with some local volunteers and we spent a week sort of helping out with one of their projects. Through them we were able to go to the refugee camps and propose some of our projects which was to make mask making projects inside the refugee camps. Well, we also became involved with the Scala Sicamania, which was a fisherman's village along the north coast of Lesvos, which had a tradition of receiving refugees and had the experience because of the fishing boats going out into the straits of Mittalini where the refugee rafts were crossing from Turkey of encountering the refugees at sea and having to rescue them. So usually this was one or two men on a not very large fishing boat who went out to sea to fish but then encountered a raft that was in distress with perhaps 30 people aboard or 16 people aboard who really required a rescue. They were having to deal with drowned people and with lost people and with homeless people and with destitute people and people who were really in great distress. We had planned a collaboration with the University of Thessaloniki, the arts department there. So after two months that we had been giving workshops, speaking with local people, integrating our life with them. Every night of those days we were also sketching. Sam was sketching, making images of what we were going through, what we were being told, the stories that the refugees told us. The refugees must cross into Greece in these rubber rafts even though there is a perfectly good transportation system that provides daily transportation to and from Turkey for any number of people at a very reasonable price of 10 euros. These refugees having to deal with the criminal element or with mafiosos are paying 700 maybe 1000 euros for a seat in this very risky raft which is crossing the same body of water with people running. The operator of the raft has no idea where he's going even, has never been at sea before, knows nothing about ships or about his raft or how to save the people he's with or even where he's going. So in this picture we try and depict that strange conflict between the reality for the tourist and the reality for the refugee. So this exhibit that's here at City Center, starting now in the middle of May, early May until the first week of June, is a collection of 20 images of what we lived and what we experienced during those two months. Our project for this year we hope, it's currently in development, is that we would like to go on one of the search and rescue ships that are in the Mediterranean in the south of Italy and these are boats that are coming from Libya. So it's a much, even much more dangerous journey. There are a lot of people who are drowning. There were weekly drownings where we were on Lesvos as well when they were crossing from Turkey. So that's the next phase of the project, which will happen September, October 2017. Our project was called Artist as Witness and we did witness and we made these pictures as testimonies. I'd refer to another picture, the Virgin of Sycamania. The interesting thing here, and I think why the Virgin has become a folkloric figure here, is because this is the right place to cross. In order to get from the Middle East or from Africa into Europe, the safest place to cross is the Straits of Mittellini. And in a sense, the refugees find when they do succeed and they are often in desperate Straits out there, the weather is awful and the sea can be rough and there's something that saves them. And we imagine that to be the Virgin of Sycamania. And perhaps it is, but also perhaps that Virgin is manifested in the whole physical situation and the whole physical situation of the Mediterranean as well. And it is possible to cross here. And people have come here for centuries to cross from the Middle East into Europe. And I think that's why we see so much history in these tiny pictures.


Ideally, a firm's daily cash inflows should be equal to its daily cash outflows. But in real world this happens rarely or we can say that this happening it is almost impossible. Now, let us see how a firm's daily cash cycle works. On the screen, we have a hypothetical example that depict the daily cash cycle management of a typical firm. It start in the morning when the firm's manager received information from banks reporting system. And then the cash manager receives again information from the companies on source season. Then this cash manager receives updates from the company's bank on the current day transaction by the firm. Later during the day the cash management staff arranges some short term investments or some loans as necessary through certain external sources. After this the staff cash management staff meets certain funds transfer. Then the cash movements for the day are completed or these are scheduled by the related staff so that the firm's cash position can be finalized. Now, at the ending of the day certain paperwork is done for the completed transaction. And in this way the running cash worksheet is updated and it completed for the start of the next business day. Then cash management forecasting of short term cash is an important tool that is used by the cash manager of the firm on daily basis. This forecasting allows to practice working capital management very much effectively. Now, to be an effective forecasting on cash this forecasting must be very precise although a precise forecast a cash forecast may not be so accurate. Now, while forecasting periodic cash flows the firm must observe some minimum cash balance which is a protection for the firm from some unexpected cash needs or it provides a financial flexibility for the firm to take advantages of some attractive investment opportunities. While forecasting cash flows firm have some typical cash cash flows these may be a cash inflows and cash outflows. If we talk about cash inflows now the cash comes from receipts from the operations in the form of cash sales and in the form of collections from the debtors. Then funds are coming from related parties of the firm then the firm's investments may also get some maturity so their realization is in the form of cash debt proceeds may come from the creditors or the banks or some other financial institutions in the form of short and long term funds. Then there may be some other incomes like interest income or dividend income or some government from government authorities like tax refunds for the firm. Likewise forecasting of cash flow also involves some cash outflow items like payments made by the firm to suppliers and to employees in the form of payrolls. Funds transferred to subsidiaries are some related parties by the firm investments made by the firm debt repayments made by the firm in the form of interest repayments and repayment of principles. Then likewise we have tax repayments by the firm to the tax departments. Now if we talk about cash forecasting system then a system effectively structured this cash forecasting system may be structured for different time horizons like a short period, medium term and long term while forecasting periodic cash flow certain aspects are necessary to consider like data frequency relating to the cash flows of the firm, format and techniques in the cash flow process, accuracy of the data and reliability of the cash forecast done on the basis of the available data then the uses of forecast by the related persons and their time needs.


What's up everybody, Jason here for jasperjasecasebrakes.com. We just sold out our last filler guys. Two spots in the divisional mixer break that we're giving away here with the 2014 Prism football value pack number one. So first we're gonna do the break. We're gonna randomize the customer names and Teams distribute the hits out of the pack filler. It's just a little pack filler Then what people are really buying into is the randomizer at the end. We're gonna randomize all names Top two names win spots in the $700 divisional break And then we'll start this break next So good luck guys. Here we go roll the dice Got ourselves a four and a two six times. Good luck Four and a two six times one two three four five six No problem, Robert. Yeah, if you have any other questions, let me know We do have a nice little FAQ page. So in case I'm not able to answer it Some good frequently asked questions in that page part of our website So four and a two six Monte down to Sean Now let's switch scenes here and do this six times one two three four five six Six times six Chicago birds down to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. All right. So there you go Okay, guys, this is just a quick pack filler You could pull something nice out of here. Obviously this is a 2014 draft class, but You know, I said, it's usually not the craziest stuff in here So we quickly do the break window trades or nothing like that And then we'll head to the main part of the video which is randomizing the names But the one thing is that sometimes we do use some good pack fillers slash boxes where you have a chance to get something nice But then there is times where that makes the price a little bit more expensive So sometimes we kind of just do a quick little break Kind of just a randomized names and teams and then quickly do that But we're gonna see some pretty cool names. We haven't probably heard of in a while Look at that one right there. The Khalil Mack. That's technically Khalil Mack rookie. Actually, it's penny to do that That's pretty cool. It's gonna go to the Raiders Brandon Marshall Frank Tarkinson You got a James Wilder junior for the bangle. That's a little green And actually I really I actually really do like this prison design But Logan Thomas remember he's a tight end now, but that's when he was a quarterback It's pretty cool And here's the little exclusive Red, white, and blues. We got a little Lance Allsworth, a little TB.  There you go That's what I've been told as well Oh, you can use the other All right, there you go really quickly guys. That was just a quick little pack filler So yeah, I'll just kind of debut it here, but we bought these little a little jazzy stickers So basically for a bigger hit or let's just say something that's a little loose So for instance, let's say this Tom Brady Right Chad just to show you a little example That's how Brady probably sells pretty well to be honest. We'll just start here Little jazzy on top. Oh There you go. How do you guys? So now let's switch scenes and let's do the main giveaway guys remember only two people are going into that mixer only two guys So there's gonna be a lot of sad times for customers, but good luck. Here we go dice roll It is a two and a two four times. Good luck one two three and four Boom four times Two to do four. So remember 20 or 30 sad people two happy people and Extra sad is gonna be spot three because you just were left out and I really do feel for you Chad at four Anthony at three unfortunately not in buddy All right, here we go top two Chad congratulations And Chad sweeping there you go You did play the odds of game and you did win both spots. Congratulations, buddy So now you have two spots in the random division break So let's paste your name here on my end and coming up next is the break. Thank you guys


Welcome to Code.org App Lab, making a simple quiz app with me, Tokyo EdTech. So let's go ahead and get started. We are going to be using Code.org, a great website if you haven't seen it before. Check it out. You can log in, create an account. I did another video on this, so you might want to check that one out first. So assuming that you're all logged in, you're going to go to Create and you'll see App Lab. So I'm going to go ahead and click App Lab and make a new project. So today what we're doing is doing a very simple quiz. So Tokyo EdTech's quiz. And so what we're going to do is I'm going to try and make this as simple as possible. Let's see if I can make that any bigger. Might be helpful. There we go. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to be making a very simple quiz app and I'm going to have multiple screens with multiple questions. So when you start doing a project like this, what you want to do is you want to start from your design. So I'm going to go ahead and click on my first screen and I'm going to change the ID. I'm going to call this Main. And this will be basically my first screen. So what I usually put here is I put something like a label and this might be label title and I'll call this Music Quiz App.  We'll just leave it the way it is and go ahead and make that 30 and drag this over and make it so we can see the whole thing. So I'm going to make a simple Music Quiz App and so I'm on my main screen. I've got a title and I'm just going to make a little start button here. So I'm going to call this Button Start and the text is going to say Start. And again, I could put a bunch of other stuff, some images, make it a little bit nicer but for now I just want to do this to show you how the coding side of it works. So I'm going to go ahead and hit Run and so this is what my app looks like. I'm going to hit Start. Nothing happens, of course. So let's go ahead and take care of that. Well actually first, I'm on screen main. So what I need to do is I need to make another screen for my first question. So I'm going to go to Screen and I just drag that over and let it go. So I'm going to call this Screen Q1. So this is going to be my first question. So I'm going to go back up to Label and I'm going to call this LBL Q1. It kind of makes sense. So I'm going to say who is the singer of the cure? Yes, I'm a big fan of the cure so I'm going to go ahead and put that here. Again, I can go ahead and make this a little bigger. I can go ahead and play with the font size. I'm going to go ahead and try to make that, let's say 20. And I can also do text line. I usually like to do things centered like that. So now what I'm going to do here is I'm going to make two buttons. Now you can have two, three, four, five buttons. It doesn't matter. Okay. So I'm going to call this button Q1A1. So that's button, question one, answer one. And the text is going to be, let's see what would be a good choice. It's a Bob mold, it's mode. Okay.  So I'm going to go ahead and click this and I'm going to duplicate it. And what you can do is you can get your size and fonts and stuff set up the way you want it to. And so I'm going to call this button Q1A2. And the text of this one is going to be Robert Smith, which is the correct answer. So now I've got two questions that I want to be using. Now I'm going to go ahead and just make one more screen. Actually, I was going to go ahead and copy this screen. So I'm going to go ahead and duplicate it. Okay. Now it says screen three. So I'm going to call this SCRQ2. Because this is going to be my question two. Oops, that's the wrong thing. I think I'm clicked on this. I'm going to go back and click on the screen. I'm going to call it SCRQ2. Okay. And it is not letting me do this. Question two. Why is that? So let's go ahead and question screen Q1. That should be SCRQ1. Well, let me do that. Let's see here. Okay. That's fine. I'm going to go to SCRQ2. I don't know why it doesn't let me do that. Screen Q2. That's fine. Maybe it has to be a certain length to Q1. Very weird. I don't know why it's doing that. But anyway, normally I do SCR. I don't know why it's not letting me do that here. So let me try this one more time. SCR. It does not like Q2QQ. Huh. The numbers. Somehow the numbers aren't registering quite correctly. Screen Q2. Well, I'm not going to fight it. I'm just going to go ahead and go with it. And go screen Q1, screen Q2. Now again, I'm using names that make sense. Okay. Actually, that's how I'm going to try one more thing, because that really bothers me. Question 2. It lets me do that. I guess it's the length. So SCR. I'll say question 1. Okay. It does let me do that. So it has something to do with the length. Okay. So I'm going to go to question 2. Now notice how this label is now LBL, label 3. So I'm going to call this label Q2. Sorry. Label Q2. So this is question 2 label. And this is going to be button question 2, answer 1. And this is going to be button question 2, answer 2. And I'm going to go ahead and make a different question here. And so who's the singer of the cure? Let's see here. Who is the... I like singers. I like music. Who is the singer of... I can't do the Beatles because there's four singers. So let's think here. It's a good man. Who is the... Okay. I'll say who's the guitarist. Guitarist of Pink Floyd. And so we'll go ahead and we're going to make this one is going to be... I think that's the right answer. Well, this is David Gilmore. And for this one, we'll go ahead and make this... There's another... I'll say Eric Clapton. Obviously for the wrong answer. Okay. So what I'll do is I'll go ahead and program this now and just program it so that it works a little bit. So just to reiterate, to review, we've got our main screen. We've got screen question 1. We've got screen question 2. And so we've got different questions. Everything's labeled properly. I'm going to go over to my code part of my app. And if you didn't watch my other video on how to do this or you haven't watched the tutorial video from code.org I would strongly recommend you do that before we get into this. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to pull this over and what I'm going to do is on button start. So notice how my cursor is on top of this. See it says BTN start. So I'm just going to hit the drop down and I'm going to find button start. So when I click button start, what I want to do is I want to go to the next screen. So if you scroll down in the UI controls, you'll see set screen. So I want to go to screen question 1. Okay, so let's go ahead and run it and test it. I'm going to hit start and it takes me to this screen. So now I'm going to do basically the same thing. I'm going to go on event. Okay, button question 1, A1. I can also do button on event, button Q1, A2. So now if I go to that screen, let's take a look at that real quick. So Robert Smith is the correct answer. Bob Moll is an incorrect answer. But it doesn't really matter at this point. So no matter which one I do, I want to actually go to the next screen. I'm not keeping track of the score quite yet. Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and run it. Start. So I hit Bob Moll. It takes me to who's the guitarist at Pink Floyd. Okay, so I'm going to reset that. Now, I'm going to do the same thing for that next page. Okay, so I'm going to go to on event. So on ID. So it's going to be button question 2, answer 1. Same thing. I'm going to be setting screen. Now we don't actually have a next screen actually. So I guess I have to leave that out for now. So let's go ahead and think about this. So what I want to do is I want to make a music quiz app. And when I hit start, it's going to take me to the first question. And it's going to take me to the second question. And I'm going to have one more screen that tells me the result. So I'm going to go back to design. And I'm going to go ahead and drag screen in again. Creates a new screen. I'm going to call this SCR result. And then I can pull in a label. And I'm going to call this label result title. And we'll call this results. And let's see here. We're going to make this pretty big. And then I'm going to go ahead and make one more label. And I'm going to call that actual label score. And the text, I'm going to leave it like this score. I'll leave it like that, zero for now. And we'll talk about how we're going to change that in a second. So I'm going to go ahead and make that 20. And again, I can center it. I can do all kinds of different things with the appearance of it. So I've got screen result and the score. So now I want to go back to my code at this point. So when I click button, question 2, A1, I'm going to go to that final result screen. When I click on button, question 2, answer 2, I'm going to do, oops, wrong one. That should be on event. I'm going to do button, question 2, answer 2. Same thing, set screen, screen result. Again, I'm just going to go ahead and test it, make sure it's working. So start, Bob Moll. Okay, so this part is working. I should do, I should check start, oops, I should run it. Start, Bob Moll, David Gilmore, results, good. Start, oops, run. Start, Robert Smith, Eric Clapton, results. So far, so good. It's doing exactly what we wanted to do. Now, here's the trick. What I need to do is I need to create a variable. And a variable is like x, it just stores a value. So I'm going to go ahead and put there, and I'm going to make this the first line of my program. I'm going to call this score. And when I start the program, the score is zero. So I'm going to go back to my design. And if you remember, question 1, button Q1A2 is the correct answer. And for question 2, Q2A1 is the answer. So watch what I do here. So when I click button 1, question A2, that's the correct answer, I do the following. Notice I'm not choosing there, I'm just choosing x equals. And before I set the screen, I'm going to say score equals, type score plus 1. What that does is it adds 1 to the score. Can I copy that now? And then over here, for the second question, A1 was the correct answer. So I'm going to go ahead and do the same thing. It's got to be before you set the screen. So score equals score plus 1. Now, here's the trick. Here's a bit of a trick for you. Let's see. Let me just make sure. I want to try one thing. I don't know if this is possible, so I should check this before. I just want to check one thing. And if it works, I'll tell you. If it doesn't, I'll just ignore it. Screen result, oops. Screen result. No. Okay, we can't do that. Okay, so let's get rid of that. So what I'm going to do, now this is my last correct. This is my last question.  Set property, label, score. I'm going to set the text to the following. Score, space, plus score. See, I might have to scroll out a little bit here. Okay, so it came out, quote, score, below space here, plus score. I'm going to do the same thing for the other last question. Again, there are other better ways to do this, but if you're a beginner, this is a good way to do it that's understandable. Okay, same thing. I'm going to do score, colon, space, and after the quotation mark, score. This is a hit tab. The program automatically switches it to block program. Now, again, I think I showed this in the other video. You can switch this into JavaScript and just type code if you'd like to. It's probably easier for beginners to do it this way. Okay, so let me go ahead and run this and make sure it works. So quiz app. So who is the singer of the cure, Robert Smith? Who is the guitarist of Pink Floyd, David Gilmore? And you can see my score is two. Let's go ahead and reset it. I'm going to test it and run it again. I'm going to test it and get the wrong answers. Bob Mullen, Eric Clapton, and you can see my score is zero. Now, I should test correct answer and wrong answer, and should get one. And there's also one other path there, wrong answer and correct answer, score one. So that is how you do a very super simple quiz app with very, very low coding requirements. Let me just make this just a little smaller. And I'm going to go over this one more time and just explain what I did. Okay, so I started out with my design. I created my first screen. I called it main. I put a label. I put a button. And then I put two question pages, two question screens. Okay, label question one, button question one answer one, button question one answer two. And then I did the same thing with screen question two. Just change the labels to label Q2, button Q2 A1, and button Q2 A2. And then a file screen result. Now I could have had, you know, I could have had 20 questions. So I'd have 20 screens. I have a label called result title and a label called score. And then I just set that default to score zero. Then in my code, I did the following. I set the score to zero at the start. When I click the start button, I go to screen question one. When I click button Q1 A1, I go to screen question two. Because this is the wrong answer. When I click button Q1 A2, I add one to the score. Then I go to screen question two. On screen question two, if I push button Q2 A1, I add one to the score. Then I update the label score over here with the text to score plus score. Note the quotation marks. That's really, really important. So quotation marks here, no quotation marks there. Then I set the screen to the result screen. Same thing for button Q2 A2. Even though it's the wrong answer, I do the same thing because I still need to set this to whatever the total is at that point. But the difference here is this was the right answer, so I add one. And that is it. That's the entire code. Now, if I were to make... I could end up making screen question three, screen question four, screen question five, screen question six. And it's just the exact same concept. So I could just basically copy and paste all the code. Or again, I can just drag it all in. And so we're only using a few of the features of this program. But you can do some pretty advanced stuff. So again, I made a variable. I did some events where we click, we set the screen, and we set the property of this. And that, my friends, is that. So click like. And if you have any questions, hit the comments down below. Take care and keep on coding.


Welcome back to the Mustang Classic. Steve Kadelka from Lynchburg joins us. And just like last year, we talked about this tournament. First, the value of getting two games, two days, to be able to do it in one place, and especially as you all really get ready to start knocking heads in the Yodak coming up next weekend. What does a weekend like this do to help you and your staff prepare your team for the grind that comes up ahead? Yeah, I mean, I think it's, we just talked about in the locker room with the guys, it's almost like getting midterms. You know, we're about halfway through the year and we should be able to sit back after the first seven games and sit there and say, okay, here's what our grades are. And playing the teams we play, we have no false understanding of where we are. I think we're gonna have a pretty good understanding and I think that's the best thing for us moving forward and that's why we come to this event to play in that and give us that experience. I was gonna say, some teams would duck an event like this because it's good competition, but by playing two great teams here that you normally do when you come to this event, what kind of value does an event like this have, especially in the Division III community with budget issues for a lot of schools where you can come together and get two good teams on your resume? Well, I mean, I think it's important for us to play, I mean, playing in this event is awesome for our program, obviously, for our school, for our alumni, for all the, you know, everything. And so, you know, we're excited to be part of this. There's no doubt about it. And I think now, you know, we sit there and we're just sitting there a while, you gotta play Stevenson on Friday and then come back and play Amherst, you know, and not easy to do. But at the same time, like I said earlier, we found out a lot about ourselves that we did not know maybe on Thursday that now we know Saturday night. And I think our coaching staff will hopefully do a good enough job to kind of talk to that with our guys. And our kids, I think, you know, at times we played very good across this weekend.  And now we just gotta, you know, we gotta clean things up if we wanna go or we wanna go this year. Obviously, you have this similar type of format coming up next week. And we're swanning that on the road at Washington and Lee the next day. What does the back-to-back preparation type where you play one day and then play another as you get ready to do that again next week? How much does that help?  You know, we'll find out, I'll tell you in about a week. But I think for us, you know, it's where our ODAC tournament is set up as well.  They're fit. We, you know, we came out of here unscathed.  And so, we're good in that entity. Now we just gotta clear up some of the technical X's and O's stuff and also, you know, maybe some of our mental capacity as well. So that's on the way CJ played and really kept you in the game because when you see 53 shots, your goalie's gotta make some big stops for you.  I mean, he was put a little under the fire. I think they took like 10 shots in the first like five minutes.  Like I said, our guys, we got fighters, man. We got some competitive kids. There was never a doubt in my mind being down three-nothing that we weren't gonna chip back, but it was unfortunate that here we are down three-nothing and now you gotta work so much harder, you know, to get to the tie, maybe, and we took the lead one time, just like we did last night. So, you know, can we get up three-nothing on somebody else and then extend that lead, you know? And so kind of we've done the past, but this is a different team and we're learning and we got a lot of younger guys playing and it will be better for it, no doubt about it. I would say, no doubt you all have been battle-tested. Salisbury, Stevens, and Amherst, best of luck as you all start the conference play coming up next week. Thank you very much, I really appreciate it. All right, Steve Kadelka, joining us here as Lynchburg falls to Amherst by a score of 10-8 at the Mustang Classic.


This is stock number 9214, a 2010 Ford F-250 crew cab, long box, XLT package. This vehicle has the 6.4 liter power stroke diesel. From this HD video, you'll be able to tell that this truck is extremely clean for the age and mileage all the way around inside and out. You can see the front bumper and front valence are absolutely perfect. Front fenders in really nice shape. I didn't see any dents on that. Has the 20-inch factory polished aluminum rims. There is no corrosion on these rims. Very very nice condition. Goodyear Wrangler ATS tires. These are LT 275 65R 20s and these have like 70 to 80% of the tread left. Lots of tread left on those tires. Has a nice factory bug shield. All the chrome on the front grille Looks very nice and good. Factory fog lights. Passenger side rim is just as clean as the driver's side. No scuffs. No scrapes. No corrosion once again. And as you go down this side of the truck, you can see just how clean the body is. How reflective the paint is. We take these HD videos. So if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can still see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. You can see that that cab is in excellent condition. I didn't see any dents or dings down this side of the truck. Factory chrome step bars. You can see all the lower lips and rockers look really really good. No corrosion whatsoever. All the wheel wells are in excellent condition on this truck. The back rim is in really nice shape as well. And these back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. You can see that the frame and underbody on this truck is in really nice shape. Right where the box connects to the frame there, that's usually where the worst corrosion happens. And you can see that it's all in really really nice condition. Frame and underbody is very very clean. It has all the remaining factory exhaust. So it hasn't been altered in any way like that. And all the lower rockers and cab corners look really good on this truck. Didn't see any corrosion down there. It has the chrome trim or chrome tipped exhaust. I should say the rear bumper is in excellent condition. No dents or dings on that. The tailgate is in really nice shape as well. It has a locking tailgate. No dents. It has a very nice spray and bed liner. It has a wiring for that for a gooseneck or a fifth wheel. Looks like it had a fifth wheel rails in it at one point. But the bed is in really nice shape. That tailgate shuts nice and solidly.  For good measures here we'll take a look at this back rim. And that's just as nice as the other three. But once again back down to this side of the truck very very clean. Only thing I saw as far as an imperfection on this truck. There's one little small little ding on the rear door other than that. Very very clean on the outside. Inside the XLT package gives you the gray or Ford calls it the medium stone leather seats. There are no rips or tears in these seats. Very very nice condition. Both of these seats are power. Got factory floor mats throughout. Carpeting is very clean underneath. Has the power windows, power locks. And we got the power scope mirrors so they power fold in. And then they also power telescope out which is a really neat feature. Auto headlamps. And as you can see this truck has 61,100 miles on it. Instrument cluster is nice and clean. Steering wheel is in excellent condition. No scuffs or scrapes. You have cruise controls on that side. Radio and Bluetooth audio controls on this side. It does come with a six disc CD changer. Down here we have the turned out four wheel drive traction control systems. Power pedals. Your tow command factory brake controller for upfitter switches. So if you wanted to hook up lights or something you could hook them up to these switches. They're just like light switches.  You have the sync system. So you can pair your Bluetooth device with this sync system through the radio. Passenger seat is very clean as well. No rips or tears on that. Headliner is in excellent condition on this truck. And once again the seats are in very nice condition as well. Take a quick look at the back seats. Then we'll check out under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. Smells very clean in this truck. Has a sliding rear window. No rips or tears.  And then they have this steel load floor. Which is a really nice feature if you have pets or boots or tools. Anything that's going to get your seats dirty you can put them on here. And it's nice and solid. So you can set a toolbox and stuff on there.  Then behind here we do have latch tether anchors. For your car seats. Very clean inside and out. A really nice truck. Probably one of the nicest 2010s. I've seen in some time. We see a lot of trucks come through here. 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