Youtube daily report May 10 2017

Reflux is common, actually everyone has some element of reflux.

The way that the barrier between the

stomach and the Swallowing Tube works is,

it periodically relaxes in order to allow us to belch.

To get rid of gas that digestion produces

so all of us have that relaxation. It's only when it occurs very frequently,

or there's a very strong change in the pressure difference where things get pushed back up.

That it becomes sometimes a problem, and that problem is associated with symptoms,

related to acid exposure as a swollen tubes

Swollen tubes, it's just not

something that

can tolerate

exposure to acid, you can actually compare it to like a candle

that's lit. If you put your hand closer to it and move it over

it won't bother you,

but you hold it there for a little longer and all of a sudden it starts to burn, and a repeated exposure to acid

for longer periods of time

When we're laying down that becomes a definite possibility?

Can lead to pain be a burning pain or even?

chest pain it resembles a heart attack some people have severe pain related to it, and then if there's more exposure than

injury can occur so inflammation damage ulcers

after that happens scar tissue can form and cause

Narrowing and the esophagus also the potential over a long period Of time at some of the cells that are

continually injured

and then regenerate can

abnormal and

abnormal cells

Or what we call Barrett's esophagus. It has a small risk of progressing to cancer the esophagus cancer Topic is although uncommon

That is actually rising in the community, so it's one of those problems that

We think

related to reflux

Is becoming more of a problem?

We think reflux is probably becoming more common because of the obesity epidemic

So we'll see faces of Sot/vo Cancer [Raizel] reflux treated

typically very easily with

acid reducing medicines you may have heard [ppis] and those medicines suppress acid production in the stomach [and]

as a result if there's less acid and

reflux occurs the fluid that comes up is less acidic and

damaging most irritating

And most patients are cured

with just a pill one today and

They're very [thankful] for that

you

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Recordar (z411 remix) ft. Hatsune Miku - Drum 'n Bass - Duration: 4:31.

Remembering every morning

a new way to arrive.

Discovering hidden paths

once again.

Between all those walls

I often hear whispers.

A voice that calls a memory

about you.

I wonder

if you remember

where we used to go.

When I wake up

you disapear

and I don't know where to go anymore.

Echoes when I breath and

feeling your steps

floating in a flat sky.

Between all these stars

yours is special.

I think I've found a clue

for living.

So then I take again those old ideas

building a new dream

the ilusion is a treasure

that I don't want to lose.

Listening to vintage songs

I receive some messages

visiting emotions

once again.

I wonder

if you remember

where we used to go

When I wake up

you disapear

and I don't know where to go anymore.

I wonder

if you remember

where we used to go.

When I wake up

you disapear

and I don't know where to go anymore.

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What is Colon Cancer? | Dr Gallagher | Wilmington Health - Duration: 3:13.

Colon cancer the third leading cause of

cancer deaths in the United States, and

mostly preventable. It's a disease

associated with aging, so as we age,

typically over 50 our risk starts to

increase and it starts to peak 60, 70s.

The process by which colon cancer

develops is a slowly progressive

phenomenon. It starts with cells that

become abnormal, start to grow out of

proportion, or what's out of what they

normally should and those cells and form

what are called polyps, and polyps if

left unchanged over time we'll get

larger, and some of those pops will

develop even further changes that lead

to much more disorganized growth and

actually cancer, where those cells will

now invade into the lining of the colon

and start to spread. This processed takes

years, so what we offer is a way of

actually finding the polyps, removing

them, and removing the risk associated

with their progression, so colonoscopy is

usually recommended for most patients at

50, and that's the typical age of someone

who doesn't have any significant family

history of colon cancer, or related

cancers so there's several other cancers

that are interrelated genetically to

colon cancer risk. Obviously if your

parents have had colon cancer or your

siblings then we will recommend it for

starting at 40, and then once we look

then we establish how frequently

we need to look, depending on what we find, and

that family history. Colon cancer

is related to genetic mutations that

some of us inherit and those

mutations put us at a higher risk of

developing cancer.

As a result we may look more frequently

in those patients and every 10 years

which is the norm. So if you have a

screening exam at 50, and otherwise

normal healthy, no other risk factors and

we'll get in ten years till your next

screening exam. We use station here that

people to sleep so you don't experience

any discomfort during the procedure,

maybe a little gassy when you wake up,

and the air that we put in to look

around so those folks with feeling great

afterwards, and we send them on their way to

grab some lunch and enjoy the rest of

their day. We'll also know once the

pathology comes back, how if there are

polyps, so if they're worse than

any anything significant or what needs

to be done in the future in terms of how

often we need to go back and look.

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TRY NOT TO LAUGH : Crazy Youtube Channel (Comedy Skit) - Duration: 5:25.

(keyboard clicking)

- Hey, guys, welcome back to my crazy YouTube channel.

Today, we are going to do a five-subscriber special,

and yeah, actually, to be honest,

the five people that subscribed to me

was my mommy, my daddy, my sister, my brother,

and my other YouTube channel, and yeah.

Thank you all, all of these people

that subscribed to me, especially my parents,

because they thought that I wouldn't make it

since no one watches my YouTube channel,

but now they said that they'll subscribe to me

only because I'm their daughter,

so yeah, thank you so much.

And I hope enjoyed this five-subscriber special.

If you did, please leave a like and subscribe.

If this is your first time seeing it,

please subscribe.

(girls laughing)

My goal is to make to 1 million subscribers

- Oh, I cried right there, I'm crying!

Oh my god, Oh my god!

- I'm not done, I'm not done.

My goal is to make it to 1 million Subscribers

in the next month.

I believe that we can do it.

We can do it!

We should make 1 million subscribers next month

which is June.

So let's do it.

Subscribe to my channel.

Please!

- Five years later.

- Okay, guys, so we're back, and I'm so happy

for my channel that's growing.

It's been five years, and I look pretty different.

Not that much, but I look pretty different,

and guys, we are doing the ten-subscriber special.

(laughing) This is so amazing.

These ten people that just subscribed to me,

I'm so happy that they helped me so much in growing.

My teacher subscribed to me,

my principal subscribed to me,

my neighbor subscribed to me,

and two of my newest best friends subscribed to me.

Thank you so much.

We might even get the wooden play button.

(laughing) That might be so useful,

and I'm surprised that most people haven't gotten this

because they probably don't have as much subscribers as me,

but I feel like I have the most subscribers in the world.

So, it's about five years later, and we didn't make it

to one million, but 10 million is much more better

than 1 million subscribers.

So, we should just keep on.

Please keep on subscribing.

Subscribe as more.

More subscribers, yes,

and, if you're new, again, if you're new to this channel,

please, I beg you,

subscribe!

And we wanna make it to,

we can probably make it to 20 million,

no, 20 subscribers,

because we can't make 20 million in a year.

We will next do a 20-subscriber special.

Thank you for watching, bye. (giggling)

- 100 years later.

- So, guys, it's about 100 years later,

and somehow I'm still alive.

So, we are going to be doing

a 30-subscriber special,

not 20, 30.

That's a lot.

Also, I checked out this new channel.

It's called Discovering Natural.

They have about 1 billion subscribers.

That's not nothing compared to 30 subscribers.

No one can beat me on YouTube, yeah,

and hopefully, you guys will subscribe some more

so I can get 40 subscribers.

That would be so much.

Next, I'll get the stone play button,

The stone play button,

and this is such an accomplishment.

I deserve an award.

YouTube, send me an award for 30 subscribers,

and I'm just so emotional right now,

and Discovering Natural,

you are a bad YouTuber

and 1 billion subscribers, that's nothing

compared to my channel.

So, subscribe to my channel so you can be more like me.

Awesome, with all the subscribers.

So, thank you guys for watching.

Remember to subscribe, and like.

Thank you.

Bye-bye. (giggling)

(slow guitar music)

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Geog Group 2 - Duration: 3:39.

Hi! Welcome to group 2's virtual tour! Our first stop is going to be in Afghanistan.

Afghanistan has a bicameral legislative branch, which is basically a legislature with two houses: the Upper House and the Lower House, just like the United States.

Under the rule of the Taliban, the women of Afghanistan weren't allowed to work or let alone participate in politics.

In the Lower house, out of the 249 seats, 68 seats are required to be women and of the 68 seats in the Upper house, exactly half are required to be women, yet the requirement does not hold.

The executive branch and the Supreme Court don't reserve spots for women and haven't had a female member since the government's establishment in 2004.

It is hard to write in complaints about issues because literacy rates for women are low since many were not allowed to receive an education.

Even though Afghanistan is one of the countries often considered regressive on women's rights, ironically there are more women in Parliament in Afghanistan than here in America.

American women are sometimes told to be content with what they have compared to what rights other women have, because the U.S is considered a progressive country on women's rights.

We have not been able to solve this under representation in our own country so it is difficult to propose a solution for another.

The only way to work towards a more equal government is for Afghan women to keep campaigning, voting, and giving matter to their voice.

Our next stop is here in North and Central America. The movement of religion is dying in America, the biggest being Christianity.

There is a decay of Christianity and new religions are taking root into the hearts of those who once believed.

Along with other religions pushing Christianity out, most adults are no longer affiliating themselves with religion all together.

The number of people who associated as non-religious went from 36.6 million in 2007 to 55.8 million people in 2014.

This seven year range shows the dramatic increase that people are starting not to believe in something that they grew up identifying with.

The problem with the decline in Christianity or in religion altogether is that less people are having faith in something that isn't tangible.

They are starting to idolize people that are tangible and actually visible. Those who used to believe or never did believe, have had many chances to prove a point and force religion into their lives creating a separation.

The solution to this is to have respect of other people's faith. And to those who have lost their faith to show that believing in whatever they want is the right solution.

Our final stop is going to be Ethiopia, Africa. Ethiopia is divided into 9 regions, each of which are home to the 9 major ethnic groups,

the largest of which are the Galla (or more commonly known as the Oromo), and more than 80 other ethnic groups.

The Amhara have been the dominant ethnic group, holding government for most of the country's history and often oppressing the other ethnic groups.

Ethiopia has an ethnically based federal system. The central government is controlled by a minority ethnic group called the Tigray, whom under repression by the Amhara, are now in the role of the repressors.

The Tigray are only 6% of the population, yet they hold all the political and military power.

Oromo protests are erupting everywhere in the country, because they feel oppressed by their government.

The problem with ethnic federalism with one ethnic group having all the power is that oppression is inevitable because each ethnic group feels they are superior to the others.

The best way to fix this ethnic issue is to remove the ethnic factions and have a diverse government and military.

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TRY NOT TO LAUGH : Crazy Youtube Channel (Comedy Skit) - Duration: 5:25.

(keyboard clicking)

- Hey, guys, welcome back to my crazy YouTube channel.

Today, we are going to do a five-subscriber special,

and yeah, actually, to be honest,

the five people that subscribed to me

was my mommy, my daddy, my sister, my brother,

and my other YouTube channel, and yeah.

Thank you all, all of these people

that subscribed to me, especially my parents,

because they thought that I wouldn't make it

since no one watches my YouTube channel,

but now they said that they'll subscribe to me

only because I'm their daughter,

so yeah, thank you so much.

And I hope enjoyed this five-subscriber special.

If you did, please leave a like and subscribe.

If this is your first time seeing it,

please subscribe.

(girls laughing)

My goal is to make to 1 million subscribers

- Oh, I cried right there, I'm crying!

Oh my god, Oh my god!

- I'm not done, I'm not done.

My goal is to make it to 1 million Subscribers

in the next month.

I believe that we can do it.

We can do it!

We should make 1 million subscribers next month

which is June.

So let's do it.

Subscribe to my channel.

Please!

- Five years later.

- Okay, guys, so we're back, and I'm so happy

for my channel that's growing.

It's been five years, and I look pretty different.

Not that much, but I look pretty different,

and guys, we are doing the ten-subscriber special.

(laughing) This is so amazing.

These ten people that just subscribed to me,

I'm so happy that they helped me so much in growing.

My teacher subscribed to me,

my principal subscribed to me,

my neighbor subscribed to me,

and two of my newest best friends subscribed to me.

Thank you so much.

We might even get the wooden play button.

(laughing) That might be so useful,

and I'm surprised that most people haven't gotten this

because they probably don't have as much subscribers as me,

but I feel like I have the most subscribers in the world.

So, it's about five years later, and we didn't make it

to one million, but 10 million is much more better

than 1 million subscribers.

So, we should just keep on.

Please keep on subscribing.

Subscribe as more.

More subscribers, yes,

and, if you're new, again, if you're new to this channel,

please, I beg you,

subscribe!

And we wanna make it to,

we can probably make it to 20 million,

no, 20 subscribers,

because we can't make 20 million in a year.

We will next do a 20-subscriber special.

Thank you for watching, bye. (giggling)

- 100 years later.

- So, guys, it's about 100 years later,

and somehow I'm still alive.

So, we are going to be doing

a 30-subscriber special,

not 20, 30.

That's a lot.

Also, I checked out this new channel.

It's called Discovering Natural.

They have about 1 billion subscribers.

That's not nothing compared to 30 subscribers.

No one can beat me on YouTube, yeah,

and hopefully, you guys will subscribe some more

so I can get 40 subscribers.

That would be so much.

Next, I'll get the stone play button,

The stone play button,

and this is such an accomplishment.

I deserve an award.

YouTube, send me an award for 30 subscribers,

and I'm just so emotional right now,

and Discovering Natural,

you are a bad YouTuber

and 1 billion subscribers, that's nothing

compared to my channel.

So, subscribe to my channel so you can be more like me.

Awesome, with all the subscribers.

So, thank you guys for watching.

Remember to subscribe, and like.

Thank you.

Bye-bye. (giggling)

(slow guitar music)

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Level Up - Duration: 5:52.

Hey everybody, Eric Worre here.

Welcome to Network Marketing Pro.com.

And I will tell you that I am old enough to remember when Pong first came out.

Remember, "Boop, Boop, Boop.

Moving the paddles back and forth, that was my very first video game and the only way

you could level up on that is balls would just go faster and faster and faster.

In order to be able to catch or bounce the ball up and down in order to be able to get

the bricks, this is before the bricks even showed up.

Pong.

Then probably when I was growing up, my high school years, it was Mrs. Pac Man, other people

liked Asteroids, other people liked Centipede, I liked Mrs. Pac Man.

Galaga, Mrs. Pac Man, man, moving the Pac Man, wocca, wocca, wocca, wocca, reer reer

reer reer reer.

You know the whole thing, loved that game.

And inside of that game you get different fruits as you leveled up, there would be a

different fruit that would dance around the screen, Some of you are old enough to remember

this, and you get up to the banana, and you get up to the pineapple, and you would get

up to these incredible levels and it was exciting to be able to level up.

Back then it was put in a quarter, put in a quarter, put in a quarter.

And then today what kids get to experience is just unbelievable , it's no wonder to me

why they are addicted to video games, because the video game makers know how to create an

incredible experience, to create a community of other people that they can play with online

and develop relationships and friendships and this whole social network online, but

also being able to level up.

Being able to get to the next rank, to be able to get the next thing unlocked, to be

able to get the next special power, whatever it happens to be.

And now move that inside network marketing and you can understand why some people who

really understand the psychology of this leveling up philosophy grow faster when other people

don't.

Because guess what we do when get involved in network marketing, you can approach it

if you like, if you are a gamer, I think growing up there is two different kinds of people.

There's gamers, they want to play, they want to do something, then there's hanger outers.

I was never a hanger outer.

I still don't really know how to hang out at a cocktail party.

But I am a gamer.

If there's something to play, if there's to compete, if there's something to win, if there's

something to challenge, I am interested now.

So put me inside of network marketing and all of a sudden I could see that I got involved

and if I just do this and this, then I move to the next level, and other people are at

the lower level, and I am at the higher level.

I might get a pin.

Oh kind of interesting.

I have a pin and you don't.

Alright, oh wait somebody else has a bigger pin, hmm they are making more money.

So what do I have to do, to do that.

Alright I will go do that.

Bup bup bup bup bup bup.

Ha now I am ahead of those other couple but wait there's some other people ahead of me

still.

I wan to get into that cool group.

So I level up again.

So understand this about yourself and understand this about your team, it is exciting to level

up, it is fun to level up.

Whether it is gathering customers to level up, it's growing your team to level, it's

creating a specific amount of volume or structure within your organization to level up.

It's fun, make it fun.

Celebrate the levels of success people are having within your organization, use it to

drive yourself to the higher levels and then show other people how you did it.

You know why these kids are becoming such wizards on online video games today, is because

it's very easy for them to crack the code of these particular games, you know why.

Because they have this social network of friends and they just ask, "How did you do that?

How did you get past this monster?

How did you get past this boss?

How did you get past this thing?"

So if you are smart and you are involved at a lower level, you are going to go and talk

to somebody at a higher level inside your company and say "How did you crack the code?

How did you get to this?

How did you get to that?

How did you get to the next one and the next one, and the next one."

Have fun with it, learn from those who have gone before you, and utilize the psychology

to your favor.

People love a game, they love to level up and we have got an environment that not only

helps other people but is fun, it's fun and it will help you make more money and change

more peoples lives.

It's not just about some virtual world, this is the real world.

So go out there and level up in the real world.

That's our show for today, ladies and gentlemen my wish for all of you is that you decide

to become a network marketing professional, that you decide to Go Pro, you decide to level

up because it is a stone cold fact that we do have a better way, now lets go tell the

world.

Everybody have an awesome day and I will see you next time.

Take care bye bye.

Hey my name is Eric Worre and if you are involved in the network marketing profession, I want

to invite you to come to the Network Marketing Pro YouTube Channel.

Every week we put out content on how you can become a network marketing professional.

We have tips, ideas, strategies, interviews with million dollar earners in the profession,

interviews with global icons like Tony Robbins or Sir Richard Branson.

Lots of different things that we provide, they are absolutely free.

Do yourself a favor, click on the link, subscribe to the YouTube Channel, tell your friends

to do the same, and I can't wait to see you there.

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Taking Flight: Integrated Biosciences Ph.D. Candidates 17' - Duration: 5:08.

The fact that NCCU is offering a

doctoral program is very very important

as you may be aware of you know many

decades ago in NCCU you did award a

doctoral degree in partnership with one

of our sister institutions. But to be at

this point in its history, to award a Ph.D.

in the sciences is critical. We all are

aware of the fact that you know there's

a shortage of minorities in the STEM

disciplines at all levels from

undergraduate work to the masters level

and at the doctoral level, so therefore

to be able to sponsor a program in this

area that focuses on health disparities

and naturally many of our students are

minority students so we are contributing

to that pipeline. We're training

individuals who will be scientists, who

will be professionals, will be professors

in the area of STEM areas particularly

health disparities is really part of

fulfilling a very important aspect of

our mission. I graduated from NC State

and I loved it.

I had a great advisor there but the school was so

big and it is possible to fall through the numbers.

but I like NCCU because we have that more person-to-person

with the mentors, with the faculty, with the staff

and so it's easy you know to help get the

the help and the resources that you

need so that's why I like that about NCCU.

the people are personable. It's easy

to relate to them and it's more like a family. It makes things easier.

Everybody, no matter if you're in their

lab or not, everybody's willing to help

you with something you've never done.

nor have experience with, just go around and ask somebody and you can easily find help.

So as far as a big school

I don't think people would be as likely to offer you help.

So, that's a good thing about North Carolina Central University.

and also BRITE in particular.

Dreams come true when you have a lot of

people that care so it's beyond our peers

So we do actually have a lot of people beyond BRITE

So Dr. Rezaie is one them, Ms. Sabrina,

every one of those people including

the BRITE director,

they walk with you to make sure that you succeed.

So, we're able to contact them with what you need.

Anytime you need anything along the way

they're there for us so when you have that

strong encouragement, you can actually talk

to them one-on-one,

It strengthens and you're dream comes true.

And, another thing I like so much is that with BRITE

They have instrument that is real-life based

so you're trained with what you

get are going to go outside or any

industry, you see this thing

so it's not new to you.

So, you have the real-life experience here.

The courses that I've taken with

the different professors has taught

me how to think as an actual scientist so

it wasn't just regurgitating information

like a lot of the professors actually

had us to design experiments even though we

didn't perform them, they still had us

design experiments in order for us

to form a critical thinking skill and so

that eventually when we got to the lab

which is like our third through fifth

year, we were actually able to formulate

our own experiments and able to answer our

scientific questions. So I visited a lot of

pharmaceutical companies and I was

amazed when I saw some of the instrument

we use here there and I'm like I

can come here and just start walking because

I am familiar with this. So that's what NCCU has done.

The program here, the diabetes program here and

at NCCU has prepared me for my

future aspirations because of all the

equipment and the assets that we are taught here

here very similar to what you see in the industry and

industry pathways, especially the

biopharmaceutical industry and biotechnology

is where I am headed to. We have all of these people

encouraging us, like we have

people who don't understand and are looking.

Just calm down. What do you need?

What can we provide for you?

So we have all the support. I love

the way they are helping us so that

actually encourages us. If not that

I probably wouldn't have come to school at all

You know, what this is not it.

the three young ladies have been

exemplary students. They are performed

well in the classroom, they have done

outstanding phenomenal work in the

research labs so they are individuals

that we are very pleased to award this

degree to. They are not only outstanding

young women, but they are tremendous

students.

you

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FALLOUT NEW VEGAS 2 AT E3?! - Duration: 9:22.

Greetings earthlings!

Welcome to the MadqueenShow!

I am your host the Madqueen

And Mr Ruvver!

On today's menu we changed the schedule for today's video as I'd like to discuss

the rumours around Fallout New Vegas 2

This rumour has the internet divided, half of it believes that it's impossible and

we shouldn't believe it, and the other half trusts the source, since they have a record

of trustful leaks including Red Dead Redemption 2 and The Last of us 2 weeks before it dropped

even though all the details they gave about it weren't 100% accurate, the games were

a reality and the rumours they spread were true, so not only for the hype I'm inclined

to believe that we should give them a chance

Also because, as Mulder says, I want to believe…

So we're going to analyse all the information we have about it, and we're going to put

a link in the description of all the sources of this information for your reference

Please, keep in mind that good part of this information is rumours and speculation, so

don't forget to leave a comment and let me know if you agree with this rumour or you

believe that it's impossible that it's real

We'd love to know your thoughts too

But please take the effort to watch the whole video first, is slightly annoying to have

questions that are already addressed in the video

I suppose all of you remember all the info that drove us crazy past year regarding Fallout:

New Orleans, that started with the news on August tenth of past year when Bethesda supposedly

filled a trademark of Fallout New Orleans, where you could see that the registered logo

was very similar to the one used in Fallout New Vegas

So the thing is that usually the name and logo of a game property is filed the same

day that a reveal trailer is out to prevent people from getting ideas too soon, because

there's a marketing date for everything and they don't want to spoil the fun, and

also it looked very suspicious because it was filled only on Europe, but as we Fallout

fans wanted the hype we believed it for a few days until the trademark eventually disappeared

So now there's no trademark whatsoever for Fallout New Orleans?

Nope

So it could've been a troll

Someone created this register to troll fans

Well, actually this kind of trademark registry

is not cheap, so it should've been a troll with money to spend

But is also usual for gaming companies to file trademarks that they're never going to use use in the

end because some projects can be stuck at a very early stage and they never come to

be a real thing

In the meantime, we saw people of Obsidian, the video game developers that created Fallout

New Vegas, referencing something called "Project Louisiana"

On an Interview with one of the fathers of the Fallout franchise, the video game designer

Chris Avellone, who at the time of the interview was already outside of Obsidian, explained

that Obsidian used codenames for the games that they are developing when they are far

from the release date, so he basically said that Project Louisiana was only a random game

Obsidian was working on

He was also asked that if he would return to Obsidian in case they are working on a

new Fallout project, and his answer was that he had differences with the management and

that he didn't have the creative freedom that he needed to work so chances are he wouldn't.

In a different interview with Pete Hines, PV of Bethesda, where the Project Louisiana

and Fallout: New Orleans questions raised, he was asked if Bethesda would consider using

external developers again for a big franchise Hines replied that indeed as this was the

case of Quake, then the interviewer asks, and I quote, "But New Vegas was something

different, the dev must have had quite close access to your own internal studios and tech,

would you do something like that again?

Because I think that everyone felt that New Vegas turned out pretty well" and Pete Hines'

answer was "I don't know, we'll have to see" and then slight grin marked, well

I personally don't know Pete Hines, I don't know if he smiles a lot, but the fact that

this grin was marked in the interview drove Internet crazy for some time.

That's how surprised people were that this guy smiled?

On August 12th the Quest Gaming Network released their Fallout off the Record podcast episode

52, where they interviewed Obsidian's design director and lead designer Josh Sawyer, and

when he's asked what he working on now, he says this:

What are you working on now?

Well now I'm working on Project Louisiana

I don't know if I can say specifically what I'm working on, but

I was working on fa...

on Pillars of Eternity 1

He's working on faaaa

On fa… and also he's giving a lot of information

regarding Pillars of Eternity to not be allowed to give much information about what Project

Louisiana is, that's why when Obsidian revealed Pillars of Eternity 2 there was a portion

of fans that were sceptical that this game was actually Project Louisiana

And Obsidian didn't say it clearly

Well, I didn't hear or read anyone at Obsidian

saying that Pillars of Eternity 2 is actually Project Louisiana, but as this was the project

they publicly said they were working on, a good part of people assumed that Pillars of

Eternity 2 was actually Project Louisiana

Actually, everybody was so focused on Obsidian doing the next instalment of the Fallout saga

since Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart

I believe that is pronounced that way, I'm not sure

said very clearly, that they were really interested

in doing a sequel for Fallout New Vegas

Unfortunately Obsidian came out with an official statement to shut down the rumours, saying,

and I quote: "We've said plenty of times that we'd love to work on a Fallout again

if Bethesda wanted us to, we just aren't at this time.

Whenever a new Fallout comes around though, whoever is doing it, we all look forward to

playing it!"

That sounds quite definitive in my opinion

And that was said past February

So, I must say that the weirdest thing about Obsidian developing a new Fallout game is

that I always thought that if they wanted to make a new Fallout outside Bethesda they

would probably want to have Chris Avellon on the team

But his Fallout Bible is not considered Canon anymore

Anyway, I think we can agree he would be a great writer for it

But a new piece of information came out, when the same source that leaked Red Dead Redemption 2

and Last of us 2 weeks before official sources confirmed them and, as I said at the beginning

their information wasn't 100% accurate but their leak was real and these game were a

real thing, this source states that the new Fallout Videogame will be a Fallout New Vegas

sequel, that Obsidian is involved which doesn't mean that they are developing the game and

that its upcoming reveal is planned, possibly for next E3

So if we take a look at the press invites to the Bethesda E3 press conference we have

this theme park where the attractions are Fallout, Dishonored 2, Prey, an attraction

that is under construction, Elder Scrolls and people will pray for the new instalment

to be included in this announcement but I'm afraid that the thing will revolve around

the online and Legends more than anything, Doom, Quake and another attraction under construction

We also know that Bethesda is going to announce Fallout news on E3 and they revolve around

Fallout 4 VR, so I find pretty weird that the reveal would include a New Vegas sequel

considering how big Fallout 4 VR is going to be

And the two attractions under construction?

Well, one is supposed to be Wolfenstein, and

there are lots of speculations of the other one

But we'll find out next month as Bethesda's showcase is scheduled for Sunday, June 11th,

7pm PT, that is 3am in UK time

So, dear viewers, now is your turn, so what do you think?

Do you believe that we're going to see soon a Fallout New Vegas 2?

Or you are the part of the internet that believes that this is impossible in short term?

Well folks, thanks for watching, I hope you found this information useful and amusing,

please give the video a huge thumbs up if you enjoyed and share it because sharing is

LOVE

As usual, you can follow on Twitter and Snapchat at Madqueenshow, and don't forget to click

this lovely subscribe button for more of your nerdiest channel

See you in next videos and stay being amazing

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Senator Angus King On Jeff Sessions' Recusal From Russia Investigation | Andrea Mitchell | MSNBC - Duration: 4:52.

JOINING ME NOW, THANK YOU VERY MUCH, SENATOR.

FIRST OF ALL, YOUR COMMITTEE IN THE LAST 24 HOURS ASKED FOR

SPECIFIC INFORMATION CONNECTED TO THE RUSSIAN INVESTIGATION,

CORRECT? >> YES, ONE OF THE CLASSICASSIC

QUESTIONS IN ANY INVESTIGATION IS FOLLOW THE MONEY.

>> SO THE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE WAS ASKING QUESTIONS.

THERE WAS A GRAND JURY ALSO TRYING TO SUBPOENA, ACCORDING TO

SOME REPORTS, SOME OF MIKE FLYNN'S INFORMATION, WE

UNDERSTAND NOW WE HAVE CONFIRMED THAT THE DIRECTOR COMEY ASKED

FOR MORE RESOURCES, FOR MORE MONEY, AND THIS IS COMING FROM

HILL AND JUDICIARY SOURCING. SO ALL OF THIS COMING TOGETHER

DOES NOT LEAD YOU TO CONCLUDE THAT THE WHITE HOUSE MOTIVE, THE

RAPID FIRING, FEARING WITHIN A DAY, LESS THAN A DAY, OF GETTING

THE INFORMATION ACCORDING TO THE MEMO, THE PRESIDENT FIRES THE

FBI DIRECTOR WITHOUT HANDING HIM A NOTICE OR SAYING ANYTHING IN

PERSON. >> YOU ADD ALL OF THOSE THINGS

TOGETHER, AND THEN TO ME, THE QUESTION IS THE TIMING RELATIVE

TO WHAT THEY SAID WAS THE BASIS OF THE DECISION.

IT TALKED ABOUT THINGS THAT MR. COMEY DID LAST SUMMER AND FALL.

EVERYBODY IN THE WORLD HAS KNOWN ABOUT THAT.

IF THAT WAS A REASON TO FIRE HIM, THEY COULD HAVE DONE IT ON

JANUARY 21st. WHY NOW AS THIS INFORMATION IS

HEATING UP. THOSE THREE DOCUMENTS RELEASED

YESTERDAY, THEY WERE ALL ALL DA YESTERDAY.

THIS HAPPENED VERY FAST. AND ONE LITTLE PARENTHETICAL,

JEFF SESSIONS SAID SEVERAL MONTHS AGO THAT HE WAS

RESCUESING -- RECUSING HIMSELF. NOW SUDDENLY HE IS CONDUCTING

THE INVESTIGATION. IF THAT IS RECUSAL, I WOULD HATE

TO SEE WHAT ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT LOOKS LIKE.

>> CLEARLY THERE ARE A LOT OF SUSPICION FOR THE REASONS YOU

NAME. IF THE PRESIDENT WAS GOING TO

FIRE HIM FOR WHAT HE DID LAST SUMMER, EVEN THOUGH HE PRAISED

HIM LAST SUMMER, ON OCTOBER 31st, FOR WHAT HE DID ON THE

CLINTON INVESTIGATION, WHY WAIT ALL OF THESE MONTHS AND FIRE HIM

NOW. >> EXACTLY, THAT MAKES IT HARD

TO BELIEVE THAT ALL OF A SUDDEN WE DECIDED WHAT DIRECTOR COMEY

DID LAST YEAR IS SOMETHING THAT WE SHOULD BE FIRED FOR.

>> ARE YOU GETTING THE INFORMATION THAT YOU ASKED FOR

ON THIS TREASURY DEPARTMENT? >> WE HAVE NOT SEEN THE RETURNS

COME IN YET, BUT THOSE REQUESTS JUST WENT OUT.

WE HAVE HAD VERY GOOD COOPERATION.

SO, WE'RE WELL INTO THIS, SENDING REQUESTS OUT FOR PEOPLE

TO PRESERVE DOCUMENTS AND TO PREPARE INTERVIEWS.

WE'RE FORGING AHEAD, BUT I THINK GIVEN WHAT HAPPENED IN THE LAST

24 HOURS, NOISE WHAT WE'RE DOING, THERE NEEDS TO BE A

SPECIAL PROS CUE OR A SPECIAL COUNCIL TO LEAD THIS

INVESTIGATION. IT SEEMS TO ME THAT THE

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IS ATTENDANTED IN THIS SITUATION.

NOT THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE FBI, BUT IN TERMS OF THE

LEADERSHIP. I JUST THINK IT IS CRUCIAL

BECAUSE THE WHOLE ISSUE AT STAKE HERE IS PUBLIC CONFIDENCE IN OUR

SYSTEM AND THE RULE OF LAW. WHEN YOU HAVE A POTENTIAL

SUSPECT FIRING THE CHIEF INVESTIGATOR IT RAISES SOME

QUESTIONS. >> IS IT CREDIBLE THAT DIRECTOR

COMEY TOLD HIM THREE TIMES HE IS NOT A SUBJECT OR TARGET, IS THAT

CREDIBLE? >> I HAVE NO IDEA, I THOUGHT

THAT WAS A RATHER STRANGE THING TO PUT IN THE LETTER.

IT WAS STRANGE ALL AROUND. THAT IS WHAT THE PRESIDENT

CLAIMS, I DON'T HAVE THAT VERIFIED FROM MR. COMEY.

I WOULD BE SURPRISED

For more infomation >> Senator Angus King On Jeff Sessions' Recusal From Russia Investigation | Andrea Mitchell | MSNBC - Duration: 4:52.

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sans. space. -_- - Duration: 1:02.

For more infomation >> sans. space. -_- - Duration: 1:02.

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What is Colon Cancer? | Dr Gallagher | Wilmington Health - Duration: 3:13.

Colon cancer the third leading cause of

cancer deaths in the United States, and

mostly preventable. It's a disease

associated with aging, so as we age,

typically over 50 our risk starts to

increase and it starts to peak 60, 70s.

The process by which colon cancer

develops is a slowly progressive

phenomenon. It starts with cells that

become abnormal, start to grow out of

proportion, or what's out of what they

normally should and those cells and form

what are called polyps, and polyps if

left unchanged over time we'll get

larger, and some of those pops will

develop even further changes that lead

to much more disorganized growth and

actually cancer, where those cells will

now invade into the lining of the colon

and start to spread. This processed takes

years, so what we offer is a way of

actually finding the polyps, removing

them, and removing the risk associated

with their progression, so colonoscopy is

usually recommended for most patients at

50, and that's the typical age of someone

who doesn't have any significant family

history of colon cancer, or related

cancers so there's several other cancers

that are interrelated genetically to

colon cancer risk. Obviously if your

parents have had colon cancer or your

siblings then we will recommend it for

starting at 40, and then once we look

then we establish how frequently

we need to look, depending on what we find, and

that family history. Colon cancer

is related to genetic mutations that

some of us inherit and those

mutations put us at a higher risk of

developing cancer.

As a result we may look more frequently

in those patients and every 10 years

which is the norm. So if you have a

screening exam at 50, and otherwise

normal healthy, no other risk factors and

we'll get in ten years till your next

screening exam. We use station here that

people to sleep so you don't experience

any discomfort during the procedure,

maybe a little gassy when you wake up,

and the air that we put in to look

around so those folks with feeling great

afterwards, and we send them on their way to

grab some lunch and enjoy the rest of

their day. We'll also know once the

pathology comes back, how if there are

polyps, so if they're worse than

any anything significant or what needs

to be done in the future in terms of how

often we need to go back and look.

For more infomation >> What is Colon Cancer? | Dr Gallagher | Wilmington Health - Duration: 3:13.

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You Wont Relent by Misty Edwards in Sign Langauge - Duration: 4:55.

You won't relent until You have it all

My heart is Yours

You won't relent until You have it all

My heart is Yours

I will set You as a seal upon my heart

As a seal upon my arm

For there is love that is as strong as death

Jealousy demanding as the grave

And many waters cannot quench this love

You won't relent until You have it all

My heart is Yours

You won't relent until You have it all

My heart is Yours

I will set You as a seal upon my heart

As a seal upon my arm

For there is love that is as strong as death

Jealousy demanding as the grave

And many waters cannot quench this love

(hear powerful guitar)

Waters cannot quench this love

You won't relent until You have it all

My heart is Yours

Waters cannot quench this love

You won't relent until You have it all

My heart is Yours

Come be the fire inside of me

Come be the flame upon my heart

Come be the fire inside of me

Until You and I are one

Come be the fire inside of me

Come be the flame upon my heart

Come be the fire inside of me

Until You and I are one

Until You and I are one

You won't relent until You have it all

My heart is Yours

Come be the fire inside of me

Come be the flame upon my heart

Come be the fire inside of me

Until You and I are one

(hear powerful guitar)

(music become quiet)

For more infomation >> You Wont Relent by Misty Edwards in Sign Langauge - Duration: 4:55.

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Android 7.1 describes the "reading light" function that part can be used in later models - Duration: 2:27.

Android 7.1 describes the "reading light" function that part can be used in later models

Hello everyone

This time, we will explain the Android 7.1 available on some models of the later "reading lights" function

Some of Android that has been updated to Android 7.1 or later, you can use the display is easy to see even under dim light will display display a yellowish "reading lights" function

Since the falling asleep and to use the "reading lamp" will be better effect can be expected, This function is recommended for people who often are using a smart phone just before you go to bed

Setting of "reading lamp" opens the set of Android, comes out as a set menu and touch the "display"

Setting of "reading lamp" is done with a combination of "schedule" and "status"

First, if you use the "reading light" turns on the "reading lights" switch of "status"

Then it will immediately display the display is yellowish

And then set the "schedule"

Schedule will be selected from among the three "not set" "manually set" "from sunset to sunrise"

"Do not set" is the switching of completely manual on / off

"Manually set" the "start time" and by setting the "end time", on / off automatically "reading lights" at that time will be held

"From sunset to sunrise" is done automatically on / off of "reading lights" is applied is the time of sunset and sunrise

In addition, since the quick setting switch of "reading lights" has been prepared, it is also possible to carry out the on / off by placing a switch to the Quick Setup

Since the burden of the eye is also reduced when you use the "reading lights" function, is especially recommended function for those who usually at night and often used a smartphone before going to bed

Also it becomes the "start time" and "end time" going to bed and wake up signal by setting the, please try by all means take advantage if you have a model that can be used

Above, was the explanation of the Android 7.1 available on some models of the later "reading lights" function

For more infomation >> Android 7.1 describes the "reading light" function that part can be used in later models - Duration: 2:27.

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Message pour votre nuit. 10 Mai - Duration: 0:31.

For more infomation >> Message pour votre nuit. 10 Mai - Duration: 0:31.

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Wisdom Teeth Removal in Lubbock TX: Todd | Hill & Ioppolo Oral and Facial Surgeons of Lubbock - Duration: 0:56.

I had my wisdom teeth pulled because the bottom ones were irritating me a little bit.

They were pushing into my back molars, and I had a couple minor infections.

When I first came in and I met Dr. Hill and his staff, they were great.

They were extremely nice and extremely helpful in every way.

Coming into it, I wasn't too nervous knowing them and having talking to them; I knew that

I was in good hands.

The procedure went really well.

I don't really remember anything except waking up at my parents' house.

Whenever I started to heal up, it was just a little bit weird because I had the holes

in my mouth, but after coming back for the checkup and getting the syringe to wash out

the holes in the bottom of my mouth, it went really well, and they started to smooth out,

and you could tell that they were healing.

Whenever I was able to eat food again, it was awesome.

For more infomation >> Wisdom Teeth Removal in Lubbock TX: Todd | Hill & Ioppolo Oral and Facial Surgeons of Lubbock - Duration: 0:56.

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What is Acid Reflux? - Duration: 3:03.

Reflux is common, actually everyone has some element of reflux.

The way that the barrier between the

stomach and the Swallowing Tube works is,

it periodically relaxes in order to allow us to belch.

To get rid of gas that digestion produces

so all of us have that relaxation. It's only when it occurs very frequently,

or there's a very strong change in the pressure difference where things get pushed back up.

That it becomes sometimes a problem, and that problem is associated with symptoms,

related to acid exposure as a swollen tubes

Swollen tubes, it's just not

something that

can tolerate

exposure to acid, you can actually compare it to like a candle

that's lit. If you put your hand closer to it and move it over

it won't bother you,

but you hold it there for a little longer and all of a sudden it starts to burn, and a repeated exposure to acid

for longer periods of time

When we're laying down that becomes a definite possibility?

Can lead to pain be a burning pain or even?

chest pain it resembles a heart attack some people have severe pain related to it, and then if there's more exposure than

injury can occur so inflammation damage ulcers

after that happens scar tissue can form and cause

Narrowing and the esophagus also the potential over a long period Of time at some of the cells that are

continually injured

and then regenerate can

abnormal and

abnormal cells

Or what we call Barrett's esophagus. It has a small risk of progressing to cancer the esophagus cancer Topic is although uncommon

That is actually rising in the community, so it's one of those problems that

We think

related to reflux

Is becoming more of a problem?

We think reflux is probably becoming more common because of the obesity epidemic

So we'll see faces of Sot/vo Cancer [Raizel] reflux treated

typically very easily with

acid reducing medicines you may have heard [ppis] and those medicines suppress acid production in the stomach [and]

as a result if there's less acid and

reflux occurs the fluid that comes up is less acidic and

damaging most irritating

And most patients are cured

with just a pill one today and

They're very [thankful] for that

you

For more infomation >> What is Acid Reflux? - Duration: 3:03.

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What is Colon Cancer? | Dr Gallagher | Wilmington Health - Duration: 3:13.

Colon cancer the third leading cause of

cancer deaths in the United States, and

mostly preventable. It's a disease

associated with aging, so as we age,

typically over 50 our risk starts to

increase and it starts to peak 60, 70s.

The process by which colon cancer

develops is a slowly progressive

phenomenon. It starts with cells that

become abnormal, start to grow out of

proportion, or what's out of what they

normally should and those cells and form

what are called polyps, and polyps if

left unchanged over time we'll get

larger, and some of those pops will

develop even further changes that lead

to much more disorganized growth and

actually cancer, where those cells will

now invade into the lining of the colon

and start to spread. This processed takes

years, so what we offer is a way of

actually finding the polyps, removing

them, and removing the risk associated

with their progression, so colonoscopy is

usually recommended for most patients at

50, and that's the typical age of someone

who doesn't have any significant family

history of colon cancer, or related

cancers so there's several other cancers

that are interrelated genetically to

colon cancer risk. Obviously if your

parents have had colon cancer or your

siblings then we will recommend it for

starting at 40, and then once we look

then we establish how frequently

we need to look, depending on what we find, and

that family history. Colon cancer

is related to genetic mutations that

some of us inherit and those

mutations put us at a higher risk of

developing cancer.

As a result we may look more frequently

in those patients and every 10 years

which is the norm. So if you have a

screening exam at 50, and otherwise

normal healthy, no other risk factors and

we'll get in ten years till your next

screening exam. We use station here that

people to sleep so you don't experience

any discomfort during the procedure,

maybe a little gassy when you wake up,

and the air that we put in to look

around so those folks with feeling great

afterwards, and we send them on their way to

grab some lunch and enjoy the rest of

their day. We'll also know once the

pathology comes back, how if there are

polyps, so if they're worse than

any anything significant or what needs

to be done in the future in terms of how

often we need to go back and look.

For more infomation >> What is Colon Cancer? | Dr Gallagher | Wilmington Health - Duration: 3:13.

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TRY NOT TO LAUGH : Crazy Youtube Channel (Comedy Skit) - Duration: 5:25.

(keyboard clicking)

- Hey, guys, welcome back to my crazy YouTube channel.

Today, we are going to do a five-subscriber special,

and yeah, actually, to be honest,

the five people that subscribed to me

was my mommy, my daddy, my sister, my brother,

and my other YouTube channel, and yeah.

Thank you all, all of these people

that subscribed to me, especially my parents,

because they thought that I wouldn't make it

since no one watches my YouTube channel,

but now they said that they'll subscribe to me

only because I'm their daughter,

so yeah, thank you so much.

And I hope enjoyed this five-subscriber special.

If you did, please leave a like and subscribe.

If this is your first time seeing it,

please subscribe.

(girls laughing)

My goal is to make to 1 million subscribers

- Oh, I cried right there, I'm crying!

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- I'm not done, I'm not done.

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- Five years later.

- Okay, guys, so we're back, and I'm so happy

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It's been five years, and I look pretty different.

Not that much, but I look pretty different,

and guys, we are doing the ten-subscriber special.

(laughing) This is so amazing.

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I'm so happy that they helped me so much in growing.

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and two of my newest best friends subscribed to me.

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and I'm surprised that most people haven't gotten this

because they probably don't have as much subscribers as me,

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- 100 years later.

- So, guys, it's about 100 years later,

and somehow I'm still alive.

So, we are going to be doing

a 30-subscriber special,

not 20, 30.

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Also, I checked out this new channel.

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That's not nothing compared to 30 subscribers.

No one can beat me on YouTube, yeah,

and hopefully, you guys will subscribe some more

so I can get 40 subscribers.

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Next, I'll get the stone play button,

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and this is such an accomplishment.

I deserve an award.

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(slow guitar music)