All this month, get up to $50 off any Android smartphone from Appalachian Wireless, any Android you desire. All $50 off with two-year agreement, better service, bigger savings, that's today's Appalachian Wireless and East Kentucky Network Company.  Residents here in South MacGuffin are trying to bring their community back to life as they held a strategic planning meeting this evening. This is in the outer limits, if you will, of MacGuffin County. The services that are provided take a long time to get up here. They've been trying for many years to get a community center, to try to get this community united, and so that we can have the things here that the people in the more populated areas have access to. I'd like to see this community improve with the roads and their facility here and see if they can get a decent facility. This community has been left out on anything that goes wrong for years. Much of the area's first strategic plan has been completed since 2010. This is what we come up with was a provision so we can have some outside participation with activities and stuff. The next thing in the grant, we're doing a walking track that will help a lot of people in this community. Everything's just fallen into place and I'm so glad and happy and I'm just so thrilled that we're on the right road right now. The strategic plan is scheduled to be discussed September 30th at the South MacGuffin Community Celebration where they'll be celebrating the completion of the outdoor mini-center and walking track. Reporting from South MacGuffin, I'm Shawn Allen for EKB News.


We have with us a distinguished faculty Dr. Josh LaBeurre, he is another pioneers of the field of protein microarrays especially NAPA technology, nucleic acid, programmable protein arrays. Dr. LaBeurre also is the key leader of biomarker discovery programs and he also leads one of the program operated by the Early Detection Research Network or EDRN in US for the biomarker discoveries. So he brings lot of his expertise, his experience of both technology development as well as how it can be applicable for the clinical problems and especially biomarker discoveries. Imagine that you know we are working let us say right now in Indian context I am in Mumbai based and we have the samples coming from Maharashtra from you know different hospitals from Kata Memorial and KEM and Hinduja various local hospitals here. Now our population is very restricted we are talking about people only coming to these hospitals and trying to look at in a given context of a given disease what kind of proteins are being changed and let us imagine that you know that particular protein a given protein looks pretty interesting which looks very uniform in a given disease context in this population base. But if you think about can we claim that protein as a biomarker I think that it may not be the right claim right. So how to claim that you have a good biomarker of course a biomarker should be generic it should be global and it should really work in you know variety of clinical settings. So validation is really really required that is the key for making the success of any potential candidates to the right you know biomarker for the clinical and therapeutic interventions. Today Dr. Josh Nevere is going to talk to you about some of the details about biomarker and validation strategies. Okay so the first thing that most of us as scientists would do when we do a biomarker is we would observe a difference. So you remember those two graphs I showed you that is the first step you take a bunch of samples you know cancer samples and healthy samples or early stage and late stage or whatever your comparison is you measure something and you see that the value of that X is much bigger here than here and there's a difference. You say wow okay and the first thing you have to do is say I don't have a biomarker yet because you don't have a biomarker yet but you do have an observed difference and the type of statistics you might do are simple statistics. You might do a T test you might do a Wilcoxon rank test something simple to confirm that those two values are different but that's not a marker yet. So now how do you go about getting a marker? So the next step is you need to say okay I think I have a biomarker now I need to do a larger scale comparison I have to look at more people right and so we would call that a candidate biomarker and we'll do a comparison between properly matched cases and controls. So how do you match the controls to the cases though? Age right, gender right, those are the two big ones I would say maybe as you pointed out the population right so you're not going to take a bunch of people with HIV in Africa and compare them to a bunch of Americans who have no HIV that would not be a fair comparison to two very different populations. So you need to you know try to stay within the same communities, same age group, same gender group, ideally the best matching of cases and controls would be the same group of people that go to the same hospital except that this group has the disease and this group doesn't so that's they're coming from the same population and then that's what we call a matched population sometimes like in their specialties like in the case of a cancer, a lung cancer study you would want to make sure that the cases and the controls had similar smoking histories right because you don't want to be finding a marker that predicts smoking you want to find a marker that predicts cancer so you have to consider your cases and controls carefully you match them and then the first thing you do is determine how many cases and controls you need to study and how do you do that? How do you figure out how many to study? Power analysis yeah yeah you need to you need to get a statistician to help you do what's called a power analysis and a power analysis is a statistical mathematical study that takes into account how big a difference in the value you expect to see, how prevalent the disease is in the population, you know how narrow the variation is in the measurement that you're making does it vary a lot does it vary a little it takes a lot of these things into account they do some mathematics and they'll say you know what for the difference you're trying to achieve you need to do this many people cases and controls typically when they say the difference you want to achieve the way they will phrase it is if you want to detect a difference in with 80 percent certainty this is how many you have to study and so you have to say at what level you're willing to say I might miss it so you'll say I'm willing to do this I'll do this study if I can get it 85 percent of the time so that's what a power analysis is if you see a study where people are doing biomarkers and they didn't do a power analysis they didn't do it right and I can tell you that 85 percent 90 percent of what comes to my desk as an editor they never did a power analysis right and so that's a real problem alright then you're gonna then you're gonna eventually measure sensitivity and specificity and we're gonna come back to that we're also gonna talk a little bit about the receiver operating characteristic curve analysis and false discovery rate compensation but all of these types of mathematics will come into play when you do this first candidate biomarker study okay so you did your study and you got it looks promising so you get a marker and it has let's just say 85 percent sensitivity at at 95 percent specificity so are you done can you publish no what do you have to do next so you did a study you did you did the power analysis you compared the populations you found a biomarker it has 85 percent sensitivity what do you have to do well you certainly could look for other people who have done the same work but the simple answer is you have to repeat the study because you're gonna get markers right typically many of us are gonna be studying thousands of variables if I on my array right on the NAPA race we have now maybe 15,000 proteins right so let's say the chance of fight let's say that the if you the p-value that people often say is point oh five right five percent so the chance of finding that value by chance alone is five percent that's what it means when you set a probability a p-value of point oh five so take five percent of 15,000 how often am I gonna find a biomarker by chance alone quite a bit right just by chance alone when you study a lot of variables you're gonna get you're gonna get a marker that works all right so the first thing you have to do when you get markers that look promising is test them again on another population and that's what's here so you repeat the study you verify the marker and it's important in this case to use a completely different set of patients and controls and that's important why why is it important when you do the second study to use different people prevent redundancy okay maybe expand that a little bit so you've already shown that that marker works for that population for whatever reason that marker let's assume you did their study carefully separates cases and controls the question you're asking in this study is is that a general fact or is that just happened to be a random chance for that one population so by doing it in a different population you are verifying that in fact it really is for the disease and not just by chance alone so there's a famous story in proteomics some of you may remember this but at the beginning of this century there was a pot there was a paper published in the Lancet it was a proteomics paper and they developed a blood test for ovarian cancer and it was based on mass spectrometry and they predict they claimed that they had nine a hundred percent sensitivity and ninety nine percent specificity astonishing numbers anybody who knows anything about biomarkers looked at that and said bullshit that's not right there's no way that you could get a hundred percent sensitivity biology is not that predictive well so they got a lot of press whole programs were started at the NIH around it huge amount of excitement it was a big deal that proteomics had solved the detection of ovarian cancer and it all failed it was a huge miserable failure and it set back proteomics by a decade because people stopped funding us because they said that we make claims that we can't support and one of the fundamental mistakes that they made in that study was in their validation step they use the same control group they did use different cases but they use the same controls and so they didn't follow the rule that this group has to be different from that group and consequently for whatever reason that control group had a defined pattern that was definable as control and that's what allowed their biomarker to work but it was just random chance it had nothing to do with ovarian cancer and so that was a huge error so you have to be careful about that so that if you get to this point and your marker still holds up now I think you're ready to publish at this point you can say I've got a verified biomarker this is worth telling the world about and and then you can send it out for you send it out for review I will tell you as an editor for JPR if I don't see this I don't even review it I send it right back to the author if they don't do a validation study they're out I just I won't even look at it all right so then I'm sorry it could be as long as different people different people they can be from the same hospital they have to be different controls and they have to be different cases all there can be no overlap in the people no same disease but different people yeah so for example if let's say you you have a you have 200 people with ovarian cancer at your hospital and you found 200 women with you know that are good controls you could split them into 100 cases and 100 controls and do your first study and take the second hundred and the second hundred and do your verification study that'd be perfectly good design okay so after you get your verification you still have a long way to go to get a validated marker now you have to do what's called a validated biomarker study these sorts of studies are typically a level past most academic labs most of us can't do these studies they have to be done very formally these studies should be done under what's called either clear or good laboratory practices certification they should be large studies they should be blinded studies blinded means that the the scientists who are measuring the values do not know who has the disease and who doesn't right and and all that is hidden in the documents they have to make their predictions based on what they set back here typically this should be a prospective study what do I mean by prospective study right so what does that mean that's right so you're not looking at samples that you collected last year you're collecting samples in the same manner that you would be doing it if you were treating patients you collect the sample and you test it and you see whether it predicted properly or not and then you you need to do these in more than one location if you get this done what that tells you is your marker is truly predictive it really does predict the disease that's great that is already something to be very proud of now you have a marker that predicts disease are you done you can tell you're not done because there's still space left on the slide right right so there's still more to do right so just because the marker tells you that the patient that can predict the disease you still don't know if it will be of clinical benefit using that marker and so the next step you have to do is what's called a utility study you have to ask if I use this marker on a population will it tell me something that reduces mortality or morbidity in that population because I detected the disease early okay and so here what you do is the same thing as here randomized blinded study prospective study but in this case you're doing it as an intended use you're measuring you're measuring it you're predicting an outcome you're telling the patient and you're acting on the prediction and you ask the question in those people with whom I use the marker did they have a better outcome than the people who did not use the marker did the markers save lives did the marker reduce disease and this is where a lot of markers fail so some of you may be familiar with this marker called CA 125 which is a very good marker for ovarian cancer there is no doubt that CA 125 levels correlate with ovarian cancer that markers used all the time as a disease progression marker to monitor ovarian cancer it's quite specific the problem is if you do CA 125 to detect cancer it you don't see any better outcomes and the problem appears to be that by the time the CA 125 levels are measurable the cancer it's already too late they it doesn't come up early enough and so it's it's a predictive marker so it fits it succeeds here and it fails here if this works here then you get an approved marker and now you're in good shape I can tell you that this whole process is is very long very expensive and has only been successfully done a handful of times okay so so what are the skill sets that you need to accomplish all these tasks right and so that's what's shown here and this is just to emphasize that to get a good marker you need a multidisciplinary team there's no way around that so you need to have early on you need to do these first sort of studies you need people with molecular and cellular biology experience throughout the study but especially at the beginning you'll need genomics and informatics as you go further into the study you need good statistics you need to develop strong robust markers that you can that do in the clinic you need good analytical chemistry obviously you need good clinical understanding and understanding of epidemiology and then when to when to use these markers depends on looking at health policy so at different stages of the game you're going to need different experts but throughout the whole process you're going to need a lot of experts okay so yeah well how you do it varies a little bit it depends the way you do the power analysis depends on the study and what goes into it so for example oftentimes when you're at this phase you might be doing protein arrays or you know next-gen sequencing or some kind of large scale omics scale study where the number of variables is very large and the type of power analysis you have to do with large variable numbers is different than if you're testing doing a power analysis for just one marker that you have as a predictor in this case you may have to do modeling statistics to get a good predictor you might have a simple formula you could use over here but the idea is the same it's just the execution is different okay so where does this go wrong so this can go wrong in a lot of places and it does all the time so the first mistake is you you you discover some kind of a difference but without defining a clinical need you haven't defined the clinical need your difference may be meaningless or maybe useless people often do inappropriate statistics on these candidate biomarkers they'll look for p-values instead of doing proper biomarker statistics people don't do and they do what's called an underpowered study what's an underpowered study the what the sample size is too small yeah exactly the sample size is too small and there's two consequences to that the first consequence to that the most common and historical consequence is that if you if your sample size is too small then you you run the risk of missing a good marker because you didn't study enough people you didn't you won't have as enough of a chance to find the marker in the modern era the problem is a little bit different the modern era the problem is these days we don't study a few variables we study tens of thousands of variables and so in the modern era an underpowered study usually means that you're going to find differences that are meaningless you're going to find random chances that this gene is different from that from in the cases and controls and it's not really to the cancer at all because of what's called overfitting overfitting is statistically finding something that isn't really real and it's a huge problem in our field I can pretty much guarantee you if you see a paper published and typically they're published in the best journals science cell nature you'll see a paper published next week a month from now on a marker that has a hundred percent sensitivity and 99% specificity and if you look carefully they probably overfit because no markers are ever that good okay so failure to account for overfitting I just said it you heard it here first using inappropriate samples poorly selected controls so people don't carefully match the controls so for example I've seen studies where people used a bunch of cases from one location and then they ordered their controls from a company and then they compared the two and said I found a marker I can tell the difference well they can tell the difference between samples that came from the company and samples that came from this hospital they didn't necessarily find the disease in fact if you know Paul Temps he's a proteomics researcher at Sloan Kettering Paul did a study where he was looking at prostate cancer he was trying to replicate the kind of approach in that ovarian cancer study I mentioned earlier that totally failed but he was trying to do it right and what he found was he was looking at prostate cancer and he found a marker that was remarkably good at predicting prostate cancer but you know credits to Paul Temps because he he looked a little harder and what he realized was that the prostate cancer samples were all drawn in blood samples from men who were about to get biopsies they were all in the hospital and they were going to get biopsies and the samples that came from the controls all came from the outpatient clinic and it turned out that the two two locations used a different manufacturer of the blood tubes so the blood tube type was a little bit different and when he did all the analysis what it turned out was he had found a really good biomarker blood tube type and nothing to do with the disease at all it had to do with the types of the tubes that it came with so you have to be very careful and so and then people often fail to develop a good robust reproducible assay if you're going to do the kind of late stage validation here you need to have a good assay for that some many people forget to do this study here or they don't do this study here and so that that's that sort of summarizes some of the major problems that that you can encounter ok so lots of challenges finding a good clinically useful biomarker is very rare these days in the US on average maybe one to two biomarkers a year will succeed in making it through the FDA so this is very very challenging and that's combining all the work of academia and industry all combined that's all we get I would argue that the biggest change the biggest challenges of the biology itself it's very hard to find a molecule that specifically can predict the outcome of a patient so you have to look extremely hard to find it but journals don't publish negative results and so oftentimes people don't realize when when markers are bad and so they end up you know only publishing bad biomarkers no one likes to do validation in fact in an NIH in the US it's very hard to get funded to do a validation study so let's say you do a good biomarker you have all the best intentions you do the object you do the observed difference you do the initial study and then you do the verification study and you say okay now I want to validate this marker the response you'll get on your grant application almost always is well you've already studied this marker why do you want to study it again and you say because I want to validate it they're like no no you already studied it you're done it's like no I'm not done so that's exactly one of the problems that we face all the time all right so let me move on then so nonetheless the public really expects to see these results and that's partly because there's thousands of papers that report good bar biomarkers and there's usually only one good one per year and so everybody thinks that it's easy but in fact it's really hard so that's kind of a take-home message all right so just to conclude Dr. Josh Rebaer has talked to you about different basic consideration how you can be confident that a lead which you have identified as a you know potential protein candidate whether you can term them as a biomarker what type of test you should do both from the statistics point of view as well as the right clinical assays in the clinics in the labs which can ensure that the candidate which you are identified that is actually potential biomarker so these basics are very important for you even if you are a student or you are a researcher who are planning to be involved in the biomarker based programs I think you know your strategies thinking about the power calculation the statistics looking at the sensitivity and the specificity of the biomarkers as well as your plan to do validation of the candidates becomes very crucial I hope these basics are really giving you new insights about how to now utilize this understanding this knowledge for the actual clinical applications thank you very much


Today, we are going to discuss purposes of annealing heat treatment. I am Mr. P. P. Mitragootri working in Mechanical Engineering Department of Valshan Institute of Technology, Solaapur. Outcome of learning for today's session will be to understand the purpose of annealing heat treatment process and student will be able to apply the process for achieving desired outcomes. Now, heat treatment because annealing is one of the heat treatments. So heat treatment is a treatment given to metals and alloys so as to bring change in structure and properties of the steel or any material, thereby we can change the properties of steel and by that we can get desired properties. And there are basically three types of heat treatments. One is annealing heat treatment, second is normalizing heat treatment, and third one is hardening and tempering. Today we are going to focus on purposes of annealing heat treatment. In annealing heat treatment, we have to heat the steel either above a three temperature or in between a one and a three temperature or below a one temperature. That is if we draw the graph of temperature versus time, we will find that this is a three temperature, this is a one temperature. Some of the annealing treatments can be shown like this. Some of the annealing treatments are carried out by heating the steel above a one temperature and few of the annealing treatments are carried out by heating the steel below some critical temperature. And we have to study the purposes of annealing. There are more than seven to eight purposes of annealing and the first and foremost purpose of annealing is to refine grain structure. Now grain structure refinement is required basically when we carry out casting, forging or extruded product, when we produce a casting and if our customer has specified grain size number four, ASTM grain size number four and our due to constraints in casting process, if we are getting the coarse grain structure either grain size of two and half or three, we have to refine the grain structure to satisfy the need of customer. This is also true for forging and in case of extrusion depending upon extrusion ratio, grain size will change and if our extrusion ratio is lower, our grain size will be coarser and our customer may demand finer grain size under such circumstances, extruded product has to be subjected for refinement in grain structure. Second objective of annealing is to recrystallize, to restore the ductility in cold work parts. Cold working is one of the basic processes of manufacture and after cold working, ductility of material is seized and further processing of that component is not possible. So if you want to further process it, you have to restore the ductility and for that restoration of ductility is essential and one of the purposes of annealing is to restore the ductility. Second and foremost important purpose is to relieve the stresses after manufacturing developed in the product, after manufacturing developed in the product and I am giving stress on the word after manufacturing. Suppose you have welded structure or suppose you have forging that you have produced, it may have stresses and you have to reduce the stresses after manufacturing and for that you have to carry out annealing treatment. So before I go for the next purposes, I will pose a question before you that is are we not able to relieve the stresses when we carry out annealing to refine the grain structure and dear students please also give a thought whether stresses will be relieved in an annealing treatment carried out to restore the ductility. So thank you now we will go for the next purpose of annealing and that purpose is to improve electrical and magnetic properties of steel, electrical and magnetic properties of steel. Basically we are considering annealing of steel or heat treatment of steel. So this is the purpose and this is called as recovery. Then next purpose basically annealing is a softening treatment to soften the steel annealing is carried out. Then in many cases especially in hyper eutectoid steels and tool steels we find cementite or carbide network surrounding the grains of pearlite and due to which structure becomes very hard and unmachinable. So to improve the machinability of such hyper eutectoid steel and tool steel we have to carry out annealing. Then many a times when we produce heavy casting containing heavily alloyed elements in it we may find that during solidification there may be heterogeneity of structure developed. In some portion of the casting we may find bulk of alloying elements present and in another part of the casting we may have very little amount of alloying elements present. Such type of heterogeneity developed in the component or casting during manufacturing if we allow to remain it as it is it will create a casting with inferior mechanical properties our casting may fail to provide required services. So we have to homogenize the structure of such steel and for that we have to carry out annealing and one more purpose of annealing which is very important is that to prepare the structure for hardening. Hardening is one of the most important treatment in treatment given to the steel so as not only to improve hardness and strength but to get better mechanical properties that is better combination of strength and toughness after hardening and tempering we can get it. So if we want to bring best set of properties after hardening it is absolutely necessary that the component which is to be hardened must have refined grain structure component must have must be free of stresses and for that it is advisable to carry out annealing treatment to the component which is subjected to hardening so that after hardening and tempering we may get desired set of properties. Now we have studied these eight purposes of annealing and after studying these eight purposes of annealing we have to discuss various types of annealing by which in which we will study which purpose is satisfied by the required annealing process today we will stop here and for further reading material science and metallurgy by Dr. Kodgire metallurgy for engineers by EC Roleson and introduction to physical metallurgy by Avner which is TMH publication dear students hope you have understood the purposes of annealing thank you we will meet again.


While War Dogs does get the essence of its story and characters correct, some creative liberties were taken to embellish certain things, namely the drama. This is a common practice in on-screen adaptations of true crime stories. One notable difference, Diverralli shooting a gun off after a deal fell through, as seen in the film's trailer and poster did not occur. This is, of course, a moment that shows Diverralli's obsession with money and power, but he wasn't as reckless in real life. In a similar fashion, none of the actions that take place in War Dogs actually happened either. Pacquiao and Diverralli did find themselves in precarious situations, but it was mostly from behind a computer screen. Phillips makes their job seem far more dangerous than it ever was to heighten the story. When the pair went abroad, it was for gun shows and the like. They never came under fire for transporting arms, and they never even went through Iraq's famous Triangle of Death either.


Hey everyone, and welcome back to the next session of the workshop for Domains 101. Today or now, I guess we're going to be covering a deeper dive into WHMCS, which is one of three systems that make up domain of one zone. And I also just have to say I never get tired of those intros. I'm kind of always dancing behind the scenes. It's going to be stuck in my head for a long time. So over the course of today, we've really covered, we've done a system overview. We've looked close at WordPress and how that's embedded with Cpanel. We've also looked at the Cpanel server where we can make customizations to Cpanel specifically. Now, we're going to look at WHMCS, which is kind of a mouthful. WHMCS stands for Web Host Manager Client Solution. See, I just looked it up and I always forget. I only remembered it because I was looking at it and it says copyright at WHM Complete Solution at the very bottom. I was like, wow, that's okay. I'm so happy for them. I always think it is like copyrighted it. It's unfortunately not a very complete solution. What you need to know about WHMCS is two things. The first, we mentioned this earlier, but WHMCS is what is automatically provisioning Cpanel in the background when your users are signing up for an account. When you see that 10, 9, 8 countdown during sign up, that's WHMCS saying, hey, create a Cpanel account for this person and push it to the server. That's number one. Number two, it's going to become helpful over time as a record book for you as admins to keep track or define usage over time. Defining usage is tricky. That can mean many things. We're not going to sit here and say that WHMCS is going to check every box for you as you're trying to assess domain of one zone over time, but it does give us some really helpful insight into how it's being used, how people are signing up. If someone has received an account welcome email, why someone might have had to be suspended or terminated and when that happened. While in WHM, the server, we're really culling through those accounts regularly to keep the server healthy, to keep those numbers maintained. WHMCS is a nice record over time. Just keep that in mind. You don't have to really delete anything here. This is also where we are going to keep everything in sync. We saw those terminate and suspend buttons in WHM, but we don't want to click them there because that's not going to stay in sync with what WordPress sees. I'm going to try and make sense of that now. I'm going to share my screen here. We're going to look into the WHMCS dashboard. Right now, as before, I am using a stateu.org demo dashboard. Yours might look a little bit different. It's also worth noting that WHMCS has a couple versions out right now. You might have a slightly lower version or you might be completely up to date. Both are going to function completely fine. Just know that there might be some small visual changes. If you have any questions about where to go to locate something, everything's documented. We'll make sure and share it in Discord. Starting here, this is what you're going to see when you first log on. By default, WHMCS is a billing software, which is not how we use it. All of the billing invoices, quotes, billable items, all that jargon can really be disregarded. It is not important to us. Overdue, invoices, credit card, just try to ignore that. What's really going to be important for us is the view slash search clients. Clients for WHMCS are the users that are signing up for accounts. This is going to be helpful, like I said, over time, as your users are logging in and authenticating with single sign-on and then also creating accounts. You can see right here, there's a services column. If someone has an active C-panel account, that's going to show a one here. If it says zero, that means maybe they logged in, but they never signed up for an account. Again, we can use these statuses to help us decipher where people are in the process of interacting with domains. For now, I'm going to focus on a particular user, Mr. Jim Groom. Thank you. His client profile. Again, this is how WHMCS calls certain things. We'll talk about that here in a second. On the summary tab, again, disregard a lot of the invoice and billing stuff. What's going to be really helpful here is this other information tab. I can see the IP address where the user last logged in, how long this user has been a client or how long they've signed up and had an account. I can see other things like emails that they were recently sent. It's a nice summary page. I can also see the domain they have. WHMCS calls each account a product or service. That was something that I had to adjust to when I was first learning how to work in WHMCS. We want to think, oh, it's going to be under the domains tab. They're signing up for a domain. Actually, this is a product. This is a cPanel account. That's how WHMCS is defining this. We talked in WHM2 how you can change packages or change the type of account that a user might get. That's where you could also jump between a beginner account or an advanced account from that product service there. If you're a larger domain of one's own school, this will become helpful. We can see the server that an account is located on. I can see the domain that a user signed up with. If we needed to change this domain at one point, at some point down the road, this would be one of those places where you'd have to make that change. Again, we'll talk about this later on today. The username and password here, this is going to be your cPanel username and password. cPanel requires a set of credentials by default when you're creating an account. I think one of the beautiful things about domains is that we create a bridge so users don't actually have to know that username and password. It's there if you ever want to SFTP in and upload files in bulk or something. Users will get these credentials sent to them and they can easily change them in their own dashboards, but it is there for your reference. The other really helpful things here are these module commands. This is where I, if I'm in WHMCS, it's likely because I'm using one of these commands. I can easily recreate an account or put a fresh copy of cPanel out there. If you get someone that says, I've played around, this is cool, but I really want a fresh slate. Clicking create will do that. It can also be dangerous because it's going to overwrite whatever is there. Same thing with terminate. Terminate will delete data. It will remove the cPanel account from the server. I will say that I have clicked both of these buttons on accident and we have backups. That's okay.  Just know that we have many layers of insurance built in just in case something happens, but suspend and unsuspend are kind of a middle ground, kind of like we were talking in WHM. It allows you to temporarily take a site offline, maybe for a copyright takedown notice, for example, or you have a site associated with a .edu domain and they're publishing something a little risque and you just want to do a little damage control. You do have this at your fingertips and just as quickly as suspending, you can quickly unsuspend as well. Those options are available. I will also say there is a change password option here, which you can't hurt clicking this. This is where you can basically sync everything up. I mentioned that we have a bridge where we're embedding C panel and sometimes that bridge can break or things get out of sync and what's happening is WHM CS has a set of credentials here that the server does not recognize. If we click change password, we're really just syncing up what WHM CS sees with what the server sees. It's one of the best ways that you can troubleshoot in domain of one's own. We'll cover this in a later session, but I like to mention it here as well. Scrolling down, we get a little information about the C panel account, which is pretty cool, I will say. I also have the ability to leave an admin note so I can say I love this account or maybe it's a, you know, you need to leave details from a support request or something. I can click save changes. That's going to then be added in as a note, which I can pull out later. I can also, under the more tab here, I can resend a welcome email, which is pretty cool. So I'll, sure I'll go ahead and do that. That's been recent. You can see I'm a little zoomed out, right, or zoomed in, but I have an emails tab here, which allows me to see the emails that a user has received. So I could click on one of these and I can see exactly what a user is getting when they sign up for an account. This is an email template that you can change. So this is all language if you want to, you know, link to support documentation or, for instance, maybe you don't want to share FTP passwords in an email. You can take that out. That's absolutely something you can do. We will share documentation to link to that. So you have that available to you, but also if you want to make changes, we can help too. The other thing I'll mention here is this log tab. The log tag becomes really helpful over time, just again, to help you see the type of activity happening on an account. This has been a test account for us. So there's quite a bit happening here, and you can see, you know, who's been making those changes and when.  So that log becomes really helpful, especially when you're working with other admins. We do recommend you all have your own set of credentials and WHMCS, and I'll show that in a second. But that becomes helpful here, because then you can say, okay, you know, Lauren made changes to this account. And I need to follow up with Lauren because I did not like what she did or, you know, obviously that happens a lot. So anyway, this becomes helpful. It's under the log tab right there. Anything I've missed on this space before we jump in to creating admins? No, I think you did a very good overview. I mean, the point maybe worth making is domains. You know, if they have sub domains, like ilovedomains.stateu.org, that domains tab effectively is empty. Yeah, because it doesn't see that as a top level domain, apart from the ilovedomains.stateu.org. So you'll get used to it. You use the product services tab and WHMCS a lot. And we find that the log tab is very useful as well as the email sent. I think it was great you showed that because you get to see what did this person, what information did they get? What do they know? And what do I need to kind of maybe troubleshoot around? So yeah, those are the big three. I will also mention too, from this page, you can, again, you can log directly into a user cPanel account, which again, really cool, right? I just recommend going straight from switch user and WordPress because that will show you exactly what the user sees. Just like WHM, this login to cPanel is just going to show you cPanel without the WordPress wrapper and embed. So it's not the same experience. And that was a concept for me that was really hard to grasp at first. So I'm, you know, if I'm repeating myself, that's why. All right. I mentioned that it's probably a good idea to if you have a team of domain of one's own admins for you all to have your separate set of credentials. That can be found under this wrench icon at the top under manage admins. So when you click that, you're going to need to, you'll be prompted for a password after which you'll be able to get in and you can create a new admin. You can see we've got a couple of different admin accounts here. This is a demo server, but you can click add new administrator. You'll want to select full admin here and then fill out those credentials there and click save changes. And then, of course, log in with those credentials going forward. So that would be the main thing that we would recommend just from an admin point of view here. The next thing I wanted to mention maybe would be email because I think email can be really cool from WHMCS. It's helpful when we talk about, you know, reaching out to accounts before we're cleaning them up. Or maybe, for instance, you wanted to reach out to, you know, inactive users, folks that have interacted with domains. Maybe they logged in, but they never signed up for an account. Maybe you want to reach out and say, hey, I saw you logged in. You know, what gives? Do you want to sign up? Are you stuck? Do you have questions? You know, those kinds of things. So it's again, it's kind of nice to have those options. So I will show you where that lives. And again, WHMCS moved a few things around. So it's always, and they also changed names too, which is annoying. And yeah, in an older version, it was called mass mail. And I do have it open here. This is what it would look like for an older version of WHMCS. It would be under clients mass mail tool. And again, I use this all the time. In newer versions, it's actually going to be under utilities. And it's email campaigns, which is a little more fancy. Documentation, I believe still refers to it as mass mail. So we'll probably need to update that honestly, or just say, if you've got the newer version, this is where it is. But you would click create a new campaign, or, you know, mass mail here, right? So all right, I'll stick to one tab just so we're not annoying with the campaign. Yeah.  And I want to look at everyone who was recently suspended. Maybe you're in the process of cleaning out accounts, you suspended all accounts that were on the chopping block. And now you want to email all of those suspended accounts and say, Hey, just making sure you don't need this before we terminate it, right? So it can be really handy. The other thing too is we have this space up here called a client group, and you can actually create your own group.  And I'm going to add everyone to a new client group called that, you know, so again, we have documentation on this, we'll make sure to share and discord. We can also help you set that up and think through these workflows with you. But it's just worth noting that this is an option. And then of course, you would compose message. Oh, I've got to create one, create a campaign name, testing DOO. We'll compose that message. And now, I think that's everything. Oh, I've got to check a box. Love that. Maybe not. Okay. Well, great. This is what happens when you do it on the fly. Oh, it's a demo server. That's why. All right. So if I did it, troubleshooting live is invaluable. So all right, we know you plan this and it went as well as you thought. Exactly. I do know it will work here though, because I use this regularly. I'm actually on the previous server that we've used. I'm going to, let's say, just compose a message here, 81 participants. So I would send this email down. I could then have a subject, write my email and click send. I also have the ability to load a saved message if I wanted to and then resend an email template or something. So anyway, not to get into the nitty gritty, but that's how you would go about sending those emails. Any questions or anything else you all want to cover in WHMCS? I do like that. One of the things that came up that's worth, because it can be a point of confusion, is what's the difference between an active and an inactive user? And what does it mean for an account to be pending? And that's something that actually comes up and you'll see it. And the answer to the first question is, what happens when an account is pending? And I'm going to add the screen back to the thing is a pending account essentially means the same thing as an active account. It's just a way for someone to go through and mark all those pending accounts basically looked at. It's almost a tool where you can review accounts if you wanted to keep track of everybody who was doing it. A lot of times you'll see like, if you have a big domain of one's own school and they're not tracking that, they'll see like 1500 pending accounts. Those accounts are working fine. There's not an issue. They're just pending in terms of a review. So that's all pending means it doesn't change anything in terms of access. And you can bulk update them too. Like if you want to review each one or something, you can do that. But you can also just mass change all of them if you like to just kind of check in every once in a while and go, cool, we've had 50 cents the last time I looked. Totally. But even if you left them here, it's not a big deal either. It won't change anything. And the other thing that's somewhat of a mystery to me, and so I'm going to throw this back out to everybody here is the active and inactive. That's a status that you control from the client area. So if you go into a client's account, and so let's search right there, you'll see, you can look for me as an example of not to use anyone else's data, right? You'll see that in this space, there is a place where it notes whether this account is active and it's in the profile, right? So you see the status, but you can see that's changed in the profile page where it says underneath language, active, inactive, closed. And I think one of the things that can be confusing is an account can still be an active and it will show if it was created in a certain way. And I don't know if this is a bug or not, but it should usually be active. If it's inactive, I would change it to active, but 99% of the time it's inactive. I mean, it's active, so I maybe can shed a little bit of light on this, although other people might have more information. Inactive, it tends to be a thing if someone has logged in, but not signed up for an account, so that's zero that Lauren was showing us earlier. And after a while, WHMCS goes, well, I guess they don't care. Inactive. They can still log back in, but WHMCS says, basically, if you're not going to become active any time soon, I'm not going to show you on the list of people because you'll just be taking up space, basically. Yeah, and I think the state U, WHMCS is a little bit wonky, I must say, because that's right. If you don't have a product or service, it's supposed to show inactive. So we do a lot of testing in state U, so that sometimes does make it hard to show the workflows as they're meant to be seen, but if you don't have a product or service status is inactive, if you do have a product or service status is active, that's how it's supposed to be. Ideally, gotcha. Yeah. Thank you for sharing all the lights. Yeah, I know we're running out of time in this session, so I think in another one, I do want to cover how you would give someone access to two cPanel accounts. That's something that you would do in products. In the summary tab, you could quickly add in another cPanel account under add new order, so right there-ish, wherever it is. Probably says box on the second to right. Right, so I don't want us to, we're going to run out of time here, so I promise we'll get to it. We have documentation for that too, just know it's coming. Anyway, if you have additional questions or anything else that you want to cover in WHMCS, just let us know in Discord. We also have a Q&A coming up too, and we thank you for your time. This has been awesome. WHMCS is the least interesting part of domains in my mind, but I think it's still really important because it's a cool record book. Yeah, the record book part of it made it more interesting. Yeah. Opinions vary, Lauren. Opinions vary. For me. For you. I think it's a little dull, but you know. Anyway. I like that it's green, or I like the color scheme better. That's true. All right. Thanks all. Bye-bye.


Hello everyone and welcome to Prophecy Files Briefing. I'm so glad that you've joined us today. I hope you'll share this out on your social media. I know that other people will want to hear what is taking place in our world and what the Bible has to say about it and so that you can be rapture ready.  It's talking about, we're talking about the set up for the take up. That is being rapture ready. And these are some rapture ready indicators that I believe are happening of course right now. You're seeing it in your news but the Bible has predicted it thousands of years ago that would take place and now we're seeing it unveiled right before our very eyes. Let me take you to some of these indicators today. Last week we talked to you a little bit about the global vacuum of leadership that's taking place and certainly the rise of the coming antichrist on the scene. We're seeing all those indicators but one of them that probably has been the most prolific, the most profound and the one that has been in the face of people in recent years is the fact that the pandemic that was global was almost a test case to find out how that people are going to respond, react to a global dominance and authoritarianism that would take place in our world. And one of the indicators that I'm giving to you today is the absolute trust in almighty government instead of the absolute trust in God. During the pandemic we saw this in a major way where churches were shut down and the willing compliance of people to be cooperative and to try to be able to help other people not get sick so forth and so on. But now we're seeing the lies that were behind the pandemic and the COVID outbreak one after another that were called conspiracies and all this kind of thing are now tumbling one after another as the truth is being revealed concerning what was behind the pandemic and what we might indicate as a depopulation of the world. I'll indicate that to you and give you more information about that in a moment but the government promised during the pandemic to take care of everybody through vaccines or free medications, whatever that it may be and now after people did not ask any questions we didn't put up resistance to any great degree people willingly complied to a certain degree now these lies are being revealed. What is happening? What took place during that time? Well, it was an altering I believe of the state of mind and this is an indicator toward the coming entrance of the Antichrist and a one world government. Listen to what the Bible says in Revelation 17. It says this about the state of mind of people. These having one mind and shall give their power and strength unto the beast. That's the Antichrist. These shall make war with the lamb. You know, it's going to be an interesting thing that takes place during the tribulation of the reversal and we're watching that take place where people don't want God in society. They don't want God in their churches. They want God in their lives. During the tribulation people are literally going to come against the almighty God in the heavens. You're seeing that set up right now. People that are embracing as we talked to you last week about democracy. We want more democracy as if it is going to be the savior of the world. But I want you to know in the time that we're living God is removed from education, from universities. He's even removed from professing Christian churches and society is being taught how to rise man's nobility and his wisdom and knowledge to the God state, even through AI and all the other things that are taking place. And all of it returns back to the worship of self, which is the very original sin in the beginning that Satan introduced in the garden. As society is realizing now that it cannot, in some cases they're finding, fix the problems of the world as we're seeing the Ukraine and the Russian war that is taking place and everybody's involvement in that. That's when we will see the embracing of this antichrist to deceive the nations into believing that he is the savior. 1 Thessalonians chapter five verse three says, for when they shall say peace and safety, then sudden destruction shall come upon them as travailing upon a woman with child and they shall not escape. I will say here in the Panhandle of Florida, Alabama area that we've been in in the recent days, one of the indicators, one of the rapture ready indicators for you is what the Bible says would be signs in the heavens. Signs in the heavens and in the stars. It's not an accident nor is it something that is unprecedented that there would be signs in the heavens from the moon turning the blood and the sun and the stars and all that's taking place in the heavens. God said in his word that that would take place. In fact, here's what the Bible says, watch this. It says in the book of Luke chapter 21 verse 25 and 26, there shall be signs in the sun, moon and stars upon the earth, nations will be in anguish and perplexity at the roaring and tossing of the seas. Men will faint from terror, apprehensive of what is coming on the world for the heavenly bodies will be shaken. Well, what you're seeing on the screen right now is phenomenons over the past several days, right here in our vicinity where tornadoes have ravaged all of the Southeast from Texas and all throughout the state of Florida. And it's been an unusual event. In fact, just listening to the news forecaster and the weather forecaster last night, he was saying this is unprecedented for us. These words he was using, unprecedented. I've never seen it like this before. I want you to know 50 years ago, David Wilkerson wrote in his book in The Vision 1973 that weather forecasters would use the terminology's apocalyptic, never seen this before. This is completely unprecedented. The same words that they're using right now. As I speak, there is a churning hurricane that is coming off of the coast of Africa, a tropical storm that has headed our way and potentially a hurricane. What's happening in our world? Well, God is shaking everything that can be shaken. But here's what I wanna tell you as we conclude today that you can make sure that the word of God is true. And the Bible says when you see these signs, look up for your redemption draws nigh. You know, the one thing about it that when you are seeing these cloud formations and multiple tornadoes as they're spinning up in the Gulf of Mexico, it forces everybody, both saint and center alike, to look up into the clouds and see these formations. I want you to know if anything, these signs in the heavens make us look up. And that's what I want you to do today. Make sure you're looking up towards the heavens because I believe that Jesus Christ is coming soon. We'll see you next time right here on Prophecy Files Briefing.


Hi, it's Bridget at Above Life Channel. This is a follow up to the channel I just did with Freddie Mercury. I feel like I need to chat with you, catch up with you so you guys have an understanding of the background here. Freddie Mercury is obviously the lead singer of Queen and today, actually the date that I'm channeling this is the day of the release of the movie Bohemian Rhapsody that as I understand is a little about his life or part of his career or that kind of a thing.  And so I just know kind of the popular things, you know, about him and the incredible voice that he had, incredible voice that he had and the We Will Rock You song and that kind of a thing. Just so not much limited, but I know he dedicates. And so for me, I really wasn't sure at what point I wanted to do the channel to talk to him about it because I suspected that I would get really emotional. So here's why I'm going to share that with you. So in 2002, my dad died of AIDS, full blown AIDS. And he died because he was a gay man, but he was hiding it. And he was married and had, you know, children. And he got AIDS because of sex, unprotected sex. And there was so much shame that he had and guilt that he had about that that he never said anything to anybody. And so for years, for three years before his death, he went to multiple doctors. They did painful tests, bone marrow tests to see if he had cancer. They did. They checked him for lupus. They checked him for so many different things. And all it took, all it took was one little simple blood test to determine that he had AIDS. And it wasn't just HIV at that point. It was full blown AIDS. And so by the time that we got the diagnosis in June of 2002, it was just before Father's Day. And it, my dad called and, and my mom actually told me, I think, I believe it was my mom that told me I'm the oldest of the kids, three kids. She told me and then, and I wasn't surprised.  I wasn't surprised because when I was in high school in 1991, I had to do a, a speech and a big term of senior paper and I did it about AIDS. Just happened to do it about that. I didn't know I was psychic then, but clearly I was, I guess. And then when I went off to college and I studied political science, I wanted to be involved in politics. I wanted to help people. I ended up working actually in government. That was my career. I did ever went into politics because I saw how crazy it was and how mean people were and I didn't really want that. But now I am on YouTube, so I really don't know what the difference is between that. But anyway, as far as like the mean people, you know, you kind of get some of that. But I went to college and in college, I, I stayed for an extra year and got another, another major and I actually had thought about going to Berkeley and studying human services and I wanted to work with AIDS patients, with people that had AIDS. Again, this is long before my dad was diagnosed with AIDS or that we knew my dad had HIV. So when my dad got sick, he got diagnosed in June of 2002. And then right before 4th of July, he collapsed at work and was rushed to the hospital and he never left. And during that time, as you can imagine, my mom was going through a lot because this was her husband. And so there was a lot of layers of emotions in this, a lot of, you know, infidelity stuff and a lot of major emotional turmoil for her personally that she had to sort out. And so me being the oldest, I had to make the health decisions for my dad when he wasn't able to. And so I was the one that was responsible to make the choices when he couldn't make them. It was me. I remember the day that they asked me in the hospital, they asked me if I would be the, not the executor of the will, but the person that makes the health care decisions, like on the health care directives. And we talked about it and I knew what my dad's wishes were. And we just briefly talked about it and he said, you can do this, right? I'm like, yeah, I can do this, I'll do it. I'll take care of it, don't worry about it. He says, mom can't do it. I said, I know, I'll take care of it. I didn't, guess I didn't realize how quickly I would have to. But I had to make some life quality of life, term of life choices for my dad. And that's one of the most difficult things I've ever had to deal with. And I know that some of you that are watching have also had to deal with those things with your loved ones, with your grandma, with your kids, with their spouses, with other people in your lives. And I'm sorry, I know how intense, how incredibly difficult those times are, truly.  No regrets, none of the choices I made, no regrets whatsoever. Because I knew what dad wanted. He didn't want to be hooked up to machines and all that. So he went into hospice care in the hospital and died a couple days after that. So he died on August 1st. And it was a really peaceful day, I remember. And there was the sound of machines, like he just had a simple, like a morphine machine thing. When I got into the room that day, that morning, after a very long night, everything was quiet. I couldn't even hear the rattling that you'd hear when he was breathing. There was nothing when they called me back that morning. So he had left. He had chosen to leave early that morning. And again, I wasn't psychic, or I didn't know I was psychic at that time. But looking back, I can recall all these experiences I had in the hospital with my dad where I saw things. And he was talking about things that weren't really there, and talking about people that weren't actually in the room. And so I had all these experiences with him as he transitioned. And I think it makes me such a better medium and psychic now, and a much, much better person, more compassionate and understanding for people who are at that point in their life, regardless of what puts them there, whether it's addiction, attempted suicide, or cancer, or illness. There's just compassion that's left at that point. There's just peace and compassion that's left. And love, pure, the kind of love that's pure that we refer to in human terms is unconditional, but it's not. There's so many conditions attached to love. There's a purity that is just simply there. And I got to experience that. And so for that, I am grateful. I understand that there was a point and purpose for all that, and it's not wasted or lost on me in any way. So talking with Freddie and feeling his personal struggle with being who he was and really, and he wasn't like pushing, he was sort of pushing back on what people were trying to make him be. But he was like, he wasn't just rebelling. He was pushing back saying, no, that's not who I am. I'm going to do and be and share and express myself the way that I feel like I want to express myself. And that takes a lot of courage and tenacity and persistence to keep going back to these different points of who you are, these different parts of yourself, and exploring and expressing your person, yourself as a person. And for that, it takes a lot of guts. From the outside, I recognize that it doesn't look like that to anybody.  It's easy to kind of dismiss that if you haven't had those experiences yourself.  If you haven't had the opportunity to do that, if you've held yourself so tight and restricted yourself and had resistance to that, then I can understand that you might not see or gain value from the channel with him. But I'm thinking and feeling that most of you will. And so I thought it would be a good idea to do this follow-up and share a little bit with you about my backstory, about my experience and how AIDS has actually touched my life as well. And I feel like I'm a much... I feel like part of the reason why I feel like I'm such an advocate for the spirit in the afterlife and an above life channel, you might think it's about you as a viewer. And it is. I want to connect, make the connections from the sessions that we have with these incredible former people and the messages that they share. I want to make the connection so you understand it in your brain and interpret it for your human life and get some inspiration, some nuggets of hope and wisdom from that that makes your life better, that makes you feel better. But I am truly an advocate for them, that spirit, whether it's a spirit in a body like mine and like yours, or whether it's a spirit from the afterlife that used to have a body. I am such an advocate for that. And the understanding and the insight that our soul and our spiritual wisdom provides to us. So that's part of the point for all of this. All of this. It's not just a gossip and talk to celebrities in the afterlife. Because let's face it. For most of us, the only way we're going to talk to celebrities in the afterlife is in the afterlife. Because in the real life, they're really not, you know, it's really not a thing. It's not very easy to do that. So there you go. This is Bridget with Above Life Channel. Thank you so much for watching this follow-up after the Freddie Mercury channeling conversation. If you liked this video, give it a thumbs up. If you have some comments or some additional things that you would like me to explore in future videos, go ahead and write your comments below. I do read my comments. Thank you so much for watching.


In efforts to bring soccer to communities, Pastor Oluwag Bemilike Adibui of the Radim Christian Church of God worldwide has inaugurated and donated a ball hole to a community in Monshin area of Lagos State. According to him this is to ensure access to clean healthy portable water by the people of the community. The inauguration of the ball hole was part of activities to celebrate his 40th birthday. With a theme shining the light which was marked with extra vacant praise and thanksgiving administration concerts are the value. First thing that you look for if you're going to any planet is water. Water is the beginning of life. It's the first sign of life. Everybody needs water. So the easier access to water as we found out from all the different issues we've had in life, COVID etc. Clean water helps and creates a solution for a healthy living. So yeah I mean ball hole is the least we could do. Some of us understand what it is coming all the way from where we come from that we know any help we can get we will take it. So ball hole school uniform improving of the living conditions across board is the least we could do. Well given insight for his motive for giving the community a ball hole, some of the participants highlighted the importance of water and explained that it is indispensable to everyone. The highlight of the event included the presentation of prizes to the winners of a football competition organized by the celebrant. The gold medalist received the check of 150,000 naira or the siever medalist got 100,000 naira. The medical services included in general medical checkup, eye check and donation of free medical glasses to the people in need were carried out. This project is about impacting the environment that Pasoleke was born in which is majorly in the machine and we've seen since commencing the project it grows beyond even us just celebrating its birthday but also leaving an impact. This is majorly was majorly a desire of the celebrant that he doesn't want a party. He wants to impact the community that he was born in and that is machine. We identified a need in machine, realized that there were issues of water. When I was coming today I saw a lot of people lining up for water as early as six o'clock a.m. God has helped him. He has built a ball hole with a power that is going to supply them free of charge. We have given over a thousand glasses to people in medication, doing general medication to people, sharing all of those gifts. In terms of representation, Lagos Mellon has never had a representation even in the sphere of things in Lagos state. You can see the effect of the roads. The road network is horrible. Virtually there's no street lights at all in the West. The place is always dark and it's like you know dead end.


This is stock number 11215. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  This is a 2017 crew cab short box Lariat ultimate This truck has a 6.7 liter power stroke diesel It has been fully safety to and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go White platinum tricote metallic is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device Turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the quality and condition of the truck Before seen it in person and if you'd like to check out all the photos on this truck in the upper right hand Part of your screen is a link to our website. Click that and check us out there. This one has some American force 24 inch Polished aluminum rims really good-looking rims on this truck deep dish has open country Toyo 37 by 13 and a half are 24 tires. These tires are very new I'd say probably 80 to 90 percent of the tread left on them. It has a Tall suspension lift kit. I would say at least eight inches on this lift get Fox 2.0 shocks in the front Frame and underbody is very clean. This truck came out of North Carolina and South Carolina And that is a rough country suspension lift on there with all the Fox shocks Front fenders and excellent shape didn't see any dents or dings on that This one has the LED headlamps the LED running lights The LED light bar in the front as well as the LED fog lamps has that aftermarket bumper on there That's in really nice shape chrome trimmed grill the hood is An excellent condition as well and the passenger side front fender no dents or dings on that Passengers side rims in pretty nice shape Maybe one little scuff on the bottom there, but nothing too bad And as you go down this side of the truck take note of how clean the body is how reflective and mirror-like that paint is We take these HD videos So if you are far away or even if you're close by you just cannot make the trip down But you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle You can see the truck hear the truck and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here So that when you do get here there's absolutely No surprises and that is why we offer the summit auto fast-pass option in the upper right hand part of your screen a link Right to our website where you can apply for financing get pre-approved see a payment quote Even appraise the trade all from the comfort of your own home So when you get here all you got to do is drive the truck love it and you'll be all set to go Back rims in okay shape got just a couple little nicks on it right there back tires have just about as much tread As the front tires I'd say probably 70 to 80 percent on the back frame in the underbody Very very clean, and it's like that all the way underneath Has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been Deleted or anything like that And you do get the power running boards on this truck as well I didn't see any dents or dings down the side of the truck As we come around to the back of the vehicle Rear bumper is in great shape Has the LED backup lights as well, and the tailgate is in excellent condition, too This is a power drop-down tailgate Also has the tailgate step assist Has a forward factory drop-in bed liner, and you do get the LED Lights back here you turn those on with the button and then add a light up your cargo lamps as well Which are also LEDs you have the side box tie-downs you can press that button to turn those lights back off Tailgate shuts nice and solidly and as you go down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side No dents or dings on the box and for full disclosure this back rim Pretty nice condition as well down the rest of this side of the truck looks really good Does have the driver's side door code entry we have the code for that you get the power scope mirrors They have blind spot monitoring in them LED side lights. They power fold in they power telescope out Show you these running boards They do have LED lights on them as well their amp research Inside the Lariat package gives you the tan leather interior There are no rips or tears on the seats both these seats are heated and cooled and Power weather tech floor mats throughout does have power pedals Auto headlamps that's for your side lights on your mirrors Power windows power locks power mirrors, and I'll show you how these mirrors work. They got to be on You also have the memory driver seat Vehicles got to be on for those to work So we'll turn it on here so you can see the instrument cluster so you got 24,550 miles on the Truck here instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You have your Pitch and roll there, which is pretty cool And you got all the different truck apps that you can do this one comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel It is a heated steering wheel You got Bluetooth and information center controls and audio controls on the right Cruise controls and more information center controls on the left comes with the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift Turned-out four-wheel-drive push-button start factory brake controller Up here is your sync system AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on this vehicle You have your climate controls including your dual climate controls You have your heated seat button right or I'm sorry your heated steering wheel button right there And then you do have the factory navigation system on this truck, which is pretty sweet This is also where your backup camera shows up. You have the factory exhaust brake Stability control and this one does have the Sony sound system on it Dual climate controls you got your heated and cooled seat buttons right there Wood grain trim right here. You get a storage cubby under here with two USB plugins You also get a 12 volt PowerPoint 110 volt 400 watt max plug-in there as well You can also do an Android Auto and Apple CarPlay on this radio Where you can project your cell phone to the screen. That's pretty sweet You got the dual gloveboxes there passenger side floor mat and seat are in excellent condition as well You get the panoramic sunroof Second-row fixed glass power sunroof in the front Home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems power sliding rear window, and then you have all your Sunroof controls and map lights up there You can see those mirrors power fold in like so They also power telescope out And I always like showing both sides so that you know that all the functions are working on the truck So both sides working good Then you have your key fob here keyless entry remote start power drop-down tailgate And we'll take a quick look at the back seats. We'll start it up Turn all the lights on do a walk around with all the lights on So you can check that out the back seats are just as clean as the front seats No rips or tears back here It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have Power slide rear window with the built-in rear defrost This locks as well. So we need to have this collapsible box up you can lock that so the seats can't get in that locks with the ignition key Carpeting and floor mats are nice and clean back here. These back seats are heated on the outboard side You do get 110 volt 400 watt plug-in And they do fold up like that and you do get that storage underneath there and remember you can lock it And it does have the subwoofer back here, too Child safety locks on the back doors. Obviously all the bottoms of the doors are gonna look really good this truck being from North and South Carolina and To turn those all the LED lights on there's two buttons right in the cubby here, so we'll turn those guys on And I have the lights on and we'll start it up and take a quick Look under the hood. See there's no check engine lights or anything on And I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video You will have been able to tell just how clean and good-looking this truck is all the way around Inside and out under the hood. We have a 6.7 liter power stroke diesel Engine days very clean runs very smooth This truck has been fully saved either and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change All the fluids have been checked and topped off the truck has been gone through mechanically 100% and Is 100% ready to go? I was like showing that sticker We'll do one more final walk around here with all the LED lights on so you can see that everything is working good Really a good-looking truck probably one of the nicest f-250s. We've ever seen on a lot Love the LED lights on the tail lamps there Those backup lights work well as well And to see more pictures of this truck or one of rather 450 new and used cars trucks SCVs minivans wranglers half-tons three quarter tons one tons you name it We got it go to our website www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summit auto comm And if you like to check out more HD videos You can go to youtube comm slash summit auto remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos A you see there in fact in a second you will see link to subscribe to our YouTube channel Link to more f-250 truck videos like this one on your right if you have not been to our website on the bottom Link to this vehicle on our website click those check us out And we're super excited to offer this extremely clean 2017 Ford f-250 crew cam short box larry to ultimate With the huge rough country lift and white diamond the white Tri-coat metallic platinum. 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