Professor Stephen Hawking , the mega-genius physicist behind A Brief History of Time,
has become an unlikely pop culture icon.
But while you may know some of his life story from watching the Oscar-winning film The Theory
of Everything, there's still plenty of things you probably don't know about the world's
smartest man.
Here's a look at what most people don't know about Stephen Hawking.
Three years to live...over 50 years ago
Before Hawking even started discovering mind-bending science stuff, he was already defying it.
See, when Hawking was only 21, he was diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known
as Lou Gehrig's Disease, and doctors told him he only had three years to live.
That was more than half a century ago, proving that for all our knowledge, there's still
a lot we don't know yet.
Family turmoil
While the popular image of Hawking is "loner genius," he's actually been married twice
and has three children.
But as it was shown in The Theory of Everything, neither of those marriages had a happy ending.
After leaving his first wife, Jane, for one of his nurses, he later divorced her as well.
No matter how smart you are, the one equation nobody has ever quite solved is... love.
Role model
Given that he's probably the most famous person in a wheelchair this side of Professor X,
Hawking has made it part of his life mission to be a role model for disabled children.
Not only has he become involved in numerous charities as well as the Paralympics, he frequently
visits disabled children in hospitals in order to show them that no matter how tough things
seem, you can still succeed in life.
His role as a real life superhero makes even more sense considering Hawking has said that
he idolizes Superman.
Well, Hawking may not be able to fly or shoot lasers from his eyes, but he already has Superman's
most important power: the ability to inspire hope.
Then again, despite his heroic idol, Hawking wants to explore his bad side in an interesting
way...
He wants to be a Bond Villain
Everyone has to have some kind of goal in life, right?
Hawking's is pretty simple: he wants to be a Bond villain.
He told Wired, "My ideal role would be a baddie in a James Bond film.
I think the wheelchair and the computer voice would fit the part."
How cool would that be?
He talks using his cheek muscle
So you might be wondering how Stephen Hawking can communicate given that he can't, you know,
move.
Well you're wrong about that!
He can move…his cheek muscle.
Basically, there's a laser on his glasses scanning an alphabet of letters.
When it points at the letter he wants, he twitches his cheek, and it selects the correct
letter.
It's then fed through the computerized voice-box, which was originally given an American accent,
even though Hawking is actually British.
He said that he considered having it fixed, but decided the American robot voice was now
kind of his trademark.
He played with Pink Floyd
Hawking has participated in all sorts of creative projects over the years, from Star Trek to
Monty Python to The Simpsons.
But perhaps his oddest crossover work was appearing as a vocalist on not one, but two
Pink Floyd albums.
Now we know where T-Pain got his schtick from...
"Never thought I'd be on a boat / It's a big blue watery road / Poseidon, look at
me!"
He made an anti-obesity video
Of the many issues Hawking has taken a public stand on, one of the closest to his heart
may be obesity.
In 2016, Hawking made a heartfelt video imploring individuals and communities to work to stop
obesity, saying "the solution is simple: More physical activity and change in diet.
It's not rocket science."
"And for what it's worth, how being sedentary has become a major health problem is beyond
my understanding."
He believes in aliens
Hawking's a genius scientist, so it makes sense that he believes in life beyond our
planet.
You may be surprised to discover, though, that Hawking thinks humanity should be very
afraid if we ever do encounter another intelligent species.
After all, our own history of exploration shows the dangers of two technologically unequal
societies meeting.
"I think the outcome would be much as when Christopher Columbus
first landed in America, which didn't turn out very well for the Native Americans."
And it's not just aliens we have to worry about.
Robots are a real danger too.
"Artificial intelligence could be a real danger in the not-too-distant future.
It could design improvements to itself and outsmart us all."
Well, thanks for the nightmares, Professor Hawking.
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Xbox Update Walkthrough – May, 2017 - Duration: 3:06.
[MUSIC]
Hi, I'm Larry Hryb, Xbox Live's Major Nelson,
here with a walkthrough of the new Xbox update,
beginning to roll out now.
We're talking Arena going live for Killer Instinct.
LFG gets some new upgrades and
we've got a great new update for parties.
We are excited to announce that Arena on Xbox Live is
rolling out to the general public for Killer Instinct.
Starting today, you can find a new tab labelled
tournaments in the game hub for Arena titles.
In that tab, you'll be able to see upcoming tournaments you can
register for.
When it's time to check in for tournaments,
you'll receive a notification on your console, Windows 10,
or the mobile Xbox app.
Another exciting update to Arena is arriving with the first
ever gamer-created tournaments coming to Killer Instinct.
At launch, you'll be able to create tournaments for
your Xbox Live club in the Windows 10 Xbox app.
If you are the owner or admin of a club,
simply go to the club page and navigate to the tournaments tab.
There, you'll see an option to create a tournament.
You can set the date and time and
tweak the settings from here,
then advertise your tournament to the club's activity feed.
Of course, this is just a first step for Arena.
You can anticipate support for team creation in Xbox,
tournament creation from your Xbox console,
as well as game clip and beam broadcast tagging so
you can easily watch other players broadcast their matches.
And, of course, we will continue to bring new publishers and
more great games to the Arena platform.
The new update is also introducing looking for
group notifications.
This will allow you to be notified anytime someone you
follow creates a looking for group post.
Likewise, if you create an LFG post,
you can now share it to your activity feed or
send it directly to someone with a message.
Moving on, clubs have offered a tremendous way for like-minded
gamers to come together and the new beam tab in clubs will help
broadcasters connect with their fellow club members.
Simply go to your club and navigate to the beam tab and
you'll see anyone in your club that's currently broadcasting.
Club owners can even filter broadcasts based on game and
stream maturity rating.
The team has also made improvements to parties.
Now you can add an overlay that shows which party members
are speaking.
This is great when you connect with gamers for the first time
and you are just getting to know your new friends.
You can also change the location and transparency.
For more details on the Xbox update be sure to head
XboxWire@news.xbox.com or my blog at MajorNelson.com.
Thanks for watching.
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Spiders ATTACK BAD Ronald McDonald ! Kids OWN EVIL CLOWN! McSpiders McFail ✳ TottyChoCho - Duration: 3:52.
TottyChoCho!
Hey, it's RONALD McDONALD!
Hey, can I get a McGriddle?
Hey I want some McNuggets!
Hey, I want some French Fries and a Cheese Burger!
Guys, leave me alone would you – I'm on vacation.
I don't feel like making food right now.
I'm trying to enjoy myself here.
I'm on a McCation, OK?!
Leave me alone.
I want a Shamrock Shake.
Do you mind?
I'm trying to work on my tan.
I want a Fillet-O-Fish!
I want a HAPPY MEAL!
Yea, that's a good idea!
I want a happy meal!
Are you guys for real?!
I'm trying to rest here, I told you I'm on vacation!
I'm not making happy meals!
Where do you think I have the food?
In my pocket?!
Um…
You're RONALD McDONALD.
Get lost would you - Buzz Off!
Buzz off kid, I'm on vacation!
Gee-Wiz!
What do you think, I got the food in my pocket – Like I walk around with happy meals in
my pocket?
Gee Wiz.
Why don't you buzz off?
Where are your parents?!
I came here to get away.
We came here to get away too.
I want to get away from kids like you, why don't you leave me alone.
Yea, leave yourself alone.
Buzz off.
I'm going to go to sleep.
hey, be quiet, i'm trying to sleep now.
McWasted.
McFail.
McSpiders.
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Best mini PC 2017 - Top 7 mini Computers to Buy in 2017 - Duration: 4:21.
A desktop-PC does not have to take up too much
space to be powerful if you need space
at your desk or simple one to make a
media server for your entertainment
center there is always a mini PC waiting
for you if you need power and you're
short on space
the HP Ailey desk 800 g3 mini is one of
the best options it has all the ports
you need with an elegant design that
takes minimum desk space and can also be
easily mounted to a display the new
intel's popular nook mini pc supports
the seventh generation core series CPUs
with a new gunmetal gray design these
new models now have Thunderbolt 3 and
USB type-c ports it's a customisable kit
in a wide range of processors and
variety of configurable features whether
you go small or big you can build your
smart home server and enjoy media with
the last Intel processors with multiple
configuration options and play games
with a triple 4k displays with
connection to an external graphic card
file Thunderbolt 3 port the Intel nook
Skull Canyon is a very powerful
productivity system good enough for
light gaming you just need to add your
own RAM a solid state drive and
operating system customize your home
entertainment center or edit 4k video
footage on 4k triple screens and
transfer files in 40 gigabits per second
the $35 Raspberry Pi 3 offers a full
computer on a size of a credit card this
hyper mini PC allows you to install
various operating systems including
special versions of Linux and Windows 10
a quad-core CPU integrated with Wi-Fi
and Bluetooth it's a popular tool among
educators and hackers it's got more than
enough muscle to serve you as a basic PC
there are available Raspberry Pi
complete starter kits you can watch this
video of the PI 2 B version link in
description below if you want a gaming
pc that is small and powerful the
Alienware alpha r2 is by far the best
choice it is a great entertainment
center in a compact design with intel
core i7 and nvidia gtx 960 graphics is
capable to play the latest PC games and
respectable settings and the Alpha
unique hivemind interface makes it easy
to navigate the system with a controller
and besides all that you can connect it
to other Alienware graphics amplifier
taking advantage of the 4k power and VR
experiences Intel compute stick
second-generation with the size and
shape of a USB flash drive with the Adam
x5 processor the intel's second
generation compute stick is powerful
enough to output a 4k video even with is
802 11 AC Wi-Fi radio can stream ps4 and
Xbox games with dual USB ports built-in
HDMI and a micro SD reader this is a
mini PC with plenty of room for
expansion
the best bargain in technology is the
kangaroo plus mobile desktop this is a
half-pound Windows 10 desktop it
combines solid performance with a unique
set of features including a fingerprint
reader 802 11 AC Wi-Fi a removable port
stock and the ability to use an iPad as
a screen even better this at empowered
kangaroo comes with a built-in battery
providing two and a half hours of
battery life allowing you to run a
wireless file server or get some work
done without being near an outlet and
these are undoubtedly the best mini pcs
today for more information and great
deals just follow the links in this
video description below thanks for
watching and I'll see you in the next
videos Cheers
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What Do Women Want In Bed - Duration: 3:49.
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Reese Witherspoon Gets Her Hands Dirty In New Orleans | TMZ TV - Duration: 1:57.
>> EATING CRAWFISH.
SO GOOD.
ANNOUNCER: OH, PUT DOWN THE
GATORADE AND PEEL SOME POTATOES,
WE'RE GOING OUT TO NEW ORLEANS
FOR AN OLD-FASHIONED CRAWFISH
WITH REESE WITHERSPOON AND SOME
OF THE SPICIEST CRAW FIGHTERS
YOU ALL EVER DONE SO.
NOTE THE HORRIBLY PERFORMED AND
LIKELY INACCURATE
CAJUN ACCENT HEARD IN THIS PIECE
COULD BE OFFENSIVE TO SOME.
BUT IT'S TOO DAMN FUN TO STOP
NOW.
>> REESE WITHERSPOON WENT TO
CLESI'S RESTAURANT IN NEW
ORLEANS AND SHE WANT TO GET SOME
BOILING LESSONS ON HOW TO BOIL
CRAWFISH.
ANNOUNCER: GOOD THING TOO
BECAUSE IF YOU MESS UP YOUR CRAW
BOILING KNOWLEDGE, YOU'RE THE
ONE IN HOT WATER, SMALL DUNK.
>> BOILING LESSONS?
>> YOU PUT THINGS IN BOILING
WATER.
>> I DON'T LIKE CRAWFISH.
ANNOUNCER: HAVE YOU EVER MET A
CRAWFISH?
DON'T JUDGE A CRUSTACEAN BY ITS
REPUTATION.
BUT REESE CUT OFF HER SLEEVES
AND GOT TO WORK.
>> YOU GUYS ARE ACTING LIKE
ANYBODY CAN BOIL CRAWFISH, YOU
CAN SOUND CULTURALLY IGNORANT.
>> STEP ONE, BOIL WATER.
>> IT'S NOT JUST BOIL WATER.
A LOT GOES INTO IT.
>> STEP TWO, START A FIRE.
ANNOUNCER: YOU, SIR, ARE WHAT MY
GRAND PAPI CALLS A CAD.
BUT IT WASN'T ALL WORK FOR
REESE.
>> SHE CHUGS IT DOWN WITH A
DRINK.
APPARENTLY A HURRICANE.
>> IS THIS SOMETHING ONLY
TOURISTS DO, LOCALS DON'T DRINK
HURRICANES?
>> I DRINK HURRICANES.
ANNOUNCER: HONEY, YOU DRINK
LIGHTER FLUID.
DING DANG, BUT HURRICANES --
>> HURRICANES ARE GREAT, THE
FIRST ONE.
AND THEN THE SECOND ONE --
>> I'M AN AMERICAN CITIZEN!
ANNOUNCER: THEY CAN GET AWAY
FROM YOU.
THANKS, REESE.
Y'ALL COME BACK NOW!
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What Man Likes In A Relationship - Duration: 2:04.
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Girls say school's braided hair rule is racist - Duration: 1:49.
S RACIST.
>> A BIG DAY FOR STUDENTS AT
THIS MOLD AND CHARTER SCHOOL AS
ITS TESTING DAY.
FOR TWO STUDENTS, THEY ARE
FACING A DIFFERENT KIND OF TEST.
THEY BREAK OUR HAIR AS NORMAL
AND ADD EXTENSIONS TO STRENGTHEN
IT.
>> THEY ARE PROUD TO SHOW OFF
THEIR PARENT WHAT IT REPRESENTS.
BUT THEIR SCHOOL DOES NOT SEE IT
THAT WAY.
MYSTIC BALLY REGIONAL CHARTER
SCHOOL SAYS THE TWO SOPHOMORES
HAIR EXTENSIONS VIOLATES ITS
DRESS CODE AND THEY ARE BEING
DISCIPLINED WITH DETENTION AND
PROHIBITED FROM TAKING PART IN
NEXT OR CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES.
>> I HAVE A BIG TRACK MEET THIS
SATURDAY AND PEOPLE ASKED ME IF
I CAN GO, I SAY I CANNOT.
>> THE AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIE
UNION HAS FILED A COMPLAINT WITH
THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT,
CLAIMING THE DRESS CODE IS
DISCRIMINATORY AND ESPECIALLY
HARMFUL TO FEMALE STUDENTS OF
COLOR.
>> I AM GRATEFUL FOR THEIR
SUPPORT.
THE TWINS MOTHER HOPES THAT
WITH THE ACLU BEIN INVOLVED,
SCHOOL POLICY MAKERS WILL HAVE A
BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE
COMMUNITY THEY SERVE.
>> INVITE US TO HELP MAKE
POLICIES.
YOU HAVE A DIVERSE COMMUNITY IN
YOUR SCHOOL.
THE GIRLS SEE THE BRAVES AN
EXTENSION AS ONE, IN TUR THIS
PROVIDES THEM WITH A CONNECTION
AND BOND WITH THE BLACK
COMMUNITY.
>> IT HAS BEEN HARDER SINCE MY
PARENTS ARE WHITE BUT GETTING
BREAKS WAS A STEP IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION AND TAKING THEM OUT
WOULD BE A STEP BACK.
THEY WANT TO EMBRACE THEIR
BLACK CULTURE AND I HAVE TO
SUPPORT THAT.
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6 Things You Don't Know About Cote De Pablo - Duration: 4:13.
For eight seasons, Chilean-born American actress Cote de Pablo played fan favorite Ziva David
on the long-running CBS procedural NCIS ...
"I suppose it is getting a little 'ripe' in here."
"I'm not ripe.
You, on the other hand, are pungent."
A Mossad liaison officer from Israel who spoke more than five languages, David had quite
the impressive resume.
But what about the actress behind the brilliant and deadly assassin?
Roll call
Cote de Pablo's real name is actually Maria Jose de Pablo Fernandez.
When de Pablo and her family moved from Santiago, Chile to Miami in 1989, many of the kids at
her school couldn't properly pronounce the 10-year-old de Pablo's name, so she asked
that they instead call her "Coté," a common Chilean nickname for "Maria Jose."
She spelled it C-O-T-Y for a time, but changed the "Y" to an "E" when she learned it was
the name of a long-running makeup and perfume line.
De Pablo didn't even start learning English until she moved to Miami, but found that attending
a diverse performing arts high school helped her to better communicate with people in her
new country — and feel more at home.
De Pablo says she found her "tribe": "Not Chilean or Argentinean or Brazilian or Russian,"
but simply "actors."
Borderline Broadway
In 2005, de Pablo was in the cast of the musical The Mambo Kings in San Francisco, performing
in a trial run before the show was set to make its Broadway debut.
During a break in the production, she booked her role on NCIS, making the tough decision
of choosing TV over the stage.
"Don't speak!"
"Bullets Over Broadway.
Woody Allen."
"Very good!"
Fortunately for her, that production of The Mambo Kings closed after the trial and never
even made it to Broadway, so de Pablo clearly made the right choice.
Cote the crooner
Her musical talents did not go to waste on NCIS.
Originally, de Pablo didn't want her character to sing in the show, even though the producers
had toyed with the idea.
After two years, she caved.
In the Season 6 premiere, she sang the Tom Waits tune "Temptation" while undercover...
"My will has disappeared / Now confusion is oh so clear."
Yep: that's her real voice.
The song also appeared on the two-disc NCIS: The Official TV Soundtrack, released in 2009,
which also featured a performance from castmate Pauley Perrette.
A quick study
Playing David required some intense research.
While de Pablo speaks fluent English and Spanish, her character speaks ten languages, including
Turkish, German, Russian and Arabic.
When de Pablo landed the role, she only had 48 hours to memorize a huge monologue in Hebrew
and spoke several languages throughout her run.
"(speaking Hebrew)"
How did she pull off such daunting acting tasks?
With the help of language coaches, she learned the lines "like a prayer," chanting them,
until she knows them phonetically.
De Pablo's departure
After eight years and more than 180 episodes, de Pablo decided to leave NCIS in 2013 for
then-undisclosed reasons.
Within days of the news, grief-stricken fans started a Change.org petition aimed at getting
de Pablo to reconsider and inundated CBS with e-mails and letters, many with paper clips
inside, a reference to this iconic Ziva scene ...
"I feel like I know him."
"Mossad?"
"Maybe."
"Internet dating?"
"I will kill you 18 different ways with this paperclip."
CBS says they offered de Pablo a lot of money to stay … and then even more money … but
she wouldn't bite.
In 2016, de Pablo finally revealed that she left the show because the scripts weren't
"good enough" and "the character was not being treated with the respect that she deserved."
Choosy Cote
After leaving NCIS, de Pablo called her experience on the show "an incredible school" that prepared
her for a wide variety of acting experiences, including her emotional role as a heartsick
wife in the 2015 film The 33, about the 2010 Chilean mining disaster.
But if you're wondering why you haven't seen de Pablo on screen lately, it's by choice:
She credits her NCIS success with giving her the time and freedom to be choosy, only taking
on "out of the box" roles that give her a "a creative freedom which may lead to incredible
happiness."
Sounds like being choosy is a smart choice!
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Prince Harry's Meghan Markle Is 'Focused Less On Glass Slippers On Pushing Through Glass Ceilings - Duration: 3:03.
Prince Harry's GF Meghan Markle Praised For Being 'Extremely Bright' & 'Very Balanced'
By Her Fellow Humanitarians.
Prince Harry's new beau Meghan Markle isn't just an actress starring on the hit show Suits.
Amid the couple making their "serious" relationship public, those who know the starlet are speaking
up about her humanitarian work and "compassion"
Forbes Africa's "Person of the Year" Thuli Madonsela, who met the 35-year-old through
U.K. based charity One Young World, gushed to People:
"What struck me about her was her personality, compassion and her brain.
She is extremely bright.
I wanted to know why she was involved in helping young people to discover themselves.
She encountered some forms of discrimination and awkward moments.
When she had this platform, she thought it was her job to make it easier for other young
people to discover themselves and lead their fullest life."
And the South African lawyer continued, adding:
"Apart from being smart, she's a very balanced, mature, original thinker."
Sounds like Harry is lucky to be with her!
Another South African lawyer Phiwokuhle Nogwaza even recalled a speech Meghan gave at an organization
summit back in 2014:
"She came across and genuine and warm.
Her speech still resonates with me today.
It was a call to action � if someone like her can be involved in the work she is involved
in then not a lot of us have any reason not to be active."
It's not for show either, as Phiwokuhle added "human rights are close to her heart", and
explained:
"She was mobilizing people to get involved in whatever little way that you can.
She is basically saying this is a problem we all have to deal with and we need to put
the right voices are put their weight behind it, which she is happy to do."
As for her personality??
"She is really soft and gentle.
She is friendly and very warm and engaging.
It didn't feel like I was speaking to someone from one of the biggest shows on TV.
It was like talking to a regular girl.
She knew the problems in detail, which I found incredible.
She is humble and really down to earth."
Her fellow humanitarians only have the highest praise for her so, it's really no surprise
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Youngstown police say Life Skills teacher got into fist fight with student - Duration: 1:09.
Good afternoon and thanks for
joining us. I'm Lauren Wood.
A teacher at an alternative
school in Youngstown has a date
to go back to
court..after police say he
fought with one of his students
yesterday...
First News senior reporter Gerry
Ricciuitti is looking into the
charges and
exactly what happened in that
classroom.
He has our Top Story at Noon.
[B5]20170516 TEACH ASSAULT LL-LL
Lauren.....Administrators with
the Life Skills Learning Center
in Youngstown aren't saying
anything..but one of their
teachers is facing criminal
charges after police
say he got into a fight
yesterday with a student...
39-year-old Mark Vrooman
appeared in Municipal Court this
morning facing a
misdemeanor count of assault....
Police say he hit an 18-year-old
student in
the fact with a laptop computer
-- after reportedly catching the
victim on social
media.... After pleading 'not
guilty' and being
released..Vroomer stormed off
saying "no comment" as he
left...
School officials hung up on me
when I tried to talk with
someone here... For now..Vroomer
will be back in court again
later for another hearing...In
Youngstown..Gerry
Ricciutti..WKBN 27 first
News...Lauren.....
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♫ action music ♫
from one angle
♫ action music ♫
I'm dead.
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H.R. McMaster: President Donald Trump 'In No Way' Compromised Intel Sources Or Methods | NBC News - Duration: 2:01.
WERE NOT EVEN REPORTED? AND WHAT THE REPORT SAID IS THAT
THE PRESIDENT REVEALED CLASSIFIED INFORMATION THAT HAD
BEEN SHARED BY ONE OF OUR ALLIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST, AND THE
QUESTION IS SIMPLY A YES OR NO QUESTION HERE.
DID THE PRESIDENT SHARE CLASSIFIED INFORMATION WITH THE
RUSSIANS IN THAT MEETING? >> AS I HAVE MENTIONED ALREADY
WE DON'T SAY WHAT IS CLASSIFY AND WHAT IS NOT CLAS FID, AND
WHAT I WILL TELL YOU FWAN IS THAT WHAT THE PRESIDENT SHARED
IS WHOLLY APPROPRIATE, AND THE STORY, THE STORY COMBINED WHAT
WAS LEAKED WITH OTHER INFORMATION, AND THEN INSINUATED
ABOUT SOURCES AND METHODS, AND SO I WANTED TO MAKE CLEAR TO
EVERYBODY THAT THE PRESIDENT IN NO WAY COMPROMISED ANY METHODS
OR SOURCES IN THE COURSE OF THIS CONVERSATION.
>> Reporter: GENERAL, YOU SAY THAT THE NATIONAL SECURITY HAS
BEEN PUT AT RISK BY THE LEAK OF, THIS AND HAVE YOU ANY IDEA HOW
THIS GOT OUT AND WHAT STEPS ARE BEING TAKEN BY VIRTUE OF
DISCOVERING THIS AS YOU DID TO TRY TO LIMIT THE POTENTIAL FOR
ANYMORE LEAKS OF NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION?
>> I THINK THAT NATIONAL SECURITY IS PUT AT RISK BY THIS
LEAK, AND LEAKS LIKE THIS. AND THE THERE ARE, YOU KNOW,
THERE ARE A NUMBER OF INSTANCE WHERE IS THIS HAS OCCURRED AND I
THINK THAT IT IS IMPORTANT TO INVESTIGATE THESE SORT OF THINGS
AND TO MAKE SURE THAT WE HAVE TRUSTED ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS OUR
GOVERNMENT THAT A ALLOWS FOR THE FREE SHARING OF INFORMATION AND
COLLABORATION. IN TERMS OF THE NATIONAL
SECURITY, AND WHAT IS CRITICAL IS THAT YOU CAN ASSEMBLE THE
EXPERTS THAT YOU NEED. AND YOU WANT TO HAVE A BIGGER
GROUP, RIGHT, FOR ANY OF THE COMPLEX PROBLEMS, BECAUSE YOU
NEED THE EXPERTISE, AND YOU NEED THE TOOLS TO BEAR FROM THE
DIFFERENT AGENCIES AND DEPARTMENTS, AND SO WHAT WE HAVE
TO DO IS TO MAKE SURE THAT WE HAVE A HIGH DEGREE OF CONANY
DENSE IN ALL OF THE ORGANIZATIONS AND THE SYSTEMS
AND THE PROCESSES, AND SO THAT WE CAN DO WHAT WE NEED
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Top 5 Confirmed Games We're Most Excited to See at E3 2017 - Duration: 2:31.
E3 2017 takes place next month, and what with the titles already confirmed to be making
an appearance, we're getting pretty damn excited!
In today's Top 5, we'll be counting down the games we're most hyped to see.
I'm Mack, for PlayStation LifeStyle, here with the Top 5 Confirmed E3 2017 Appearances
We're Most Hyped For.
Not only is a new Spider-Man game coming to the PS4, but it's developed by Insomniac
Games.
What a combo this is!
Following the minute and a half long E3 2016 teaser, we've been hungry for more Spidey
action.
Hopefully, we'll get to see more of the classic web-slinging gameplay, mixed in with
the all-new parkour system.
And new information about the game's story, which promises to be unique in it's exploration
of an experienced Peter Parker, would be awesome.
Another appearance from Final Fantasy VII Remake will no doubt blow the roof off of
the E3 venue.
Considered a remake of the best game ever for many, there's an insane amount of hype
to live up to, and with a refreshed combat system and other gameplay tweaks, we're
curious to see how it holds up when we're given a larger chunk of gameplay.
Here's hoping Square Enix has done us proud!
We know Red Dead Redemption 2 is scheduled to launch in Autumn of this year, and we've
even been given a bit of a teaser trailer which shows the game looking awesome, but
we're still hungry for more details.
Rockstar Games will hopefully be eager to share more info and single-player gameplay,
and perhaps even a bit of Online play, if we're lucky.
We're being pretty greedy here, as Santa Monica Studios has already given us a sizeable
chunk of gameplay for the new God of War.
But the shift from Greek to Norse mythology is a great one, and there's so much to learn
about Kratos and his son.
Give us more epic gameplay, and some juicy story details, please!
Naughty Dog was pretty brutal in their reveal of The Last of Us Part II.
Though we saw a trailer, we're not entirely sure what it meant, as Ellie looked super
angry and Joel, well we're not sure if he's alive!
It's all very confusing, yet still very exciting.
Some wished for the original game to be left sequel-less, but Naughty Dog felt there was
more story to tell.
We'll be watching intently for any new details, and hopefully some gameplay!
And so those are our Top 5 Confirmed E3 2017 Appearances We're Most Hyped For.
What are you most excited to see this year?
Let us know in the comments down below.
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This has been Mack, for PlayStation LifeStyle, goodbye.
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Cloud Eggs - Duration: 2:21.
WELCOME BACK TOO GOOD DAY.
HERE'S OUR VEGETARIAN FOOD
BLOGGER.
THESE ARE CLOUD EGGS.
IS A DELICIOUS -- WHAT YOU
ARE DOING IS MAKING A MERINGUE.
YOU MAKE THIS NEST USE IT THE
YOKING.
WHAT'S THE GOAL ON INSTAGRAM?
TO MAKE THEM AS PRETTY AS
POSSIBLE.
THESE ARE HEALTHY BECAUSE
THERE'S NO OIL OR FAT TO MAKE
THEM.
YOU BAKE THEM.
EVENT THAT THEY JOKE IN AND
MAKE IT AT 350 DEGREES FOR
SEVEN MINUTES.
IT IS SUPER HEALTHY.
YOU CAN'T MIX IN PARMESAN CHEESE
.
ARE WE GOOD HERE?
YES.
LET'S MAKE THE NEST.
YOU TAKE THE MERINGUE AND
PUT IT ON THE BAKING SHEET.
WE DID NOT ADD ANYTHING TO
THE EGG WHITES.
YOU CAN. YOU CAN MAKE A DENT
FOR THE YOKE.
ALMOST LIKE A BIRD'S NEST.
YOU THEN BAKED THIS FOR SEVEN
MINUTES AT 350 DEGREES.
THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO IT.
THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE WHEN
IT'S DONE.
YOU CAN PUT IT ON TOAST OR
SAUTIED SPINACH.
IT'S SUPER HEALTHY AND SUPER
EASY TO MAKE.
THOSE ARE PRETTY.
SO EASY.
HASHTAG HOT TAGS. LAURE LOVES
THE WEATHER.
WE CAN MAKE THEM DARK HER --
DARKER. THERE YOU GO CLOUD EGGS
EASY TO DO.
ON THE WEBSITE YOU HAVE THE
EDITORIAL.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
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CBS 2 Weather Watch (11AM, May 16, 2017) - Duration: 3:46.
THIS IS THE BIG BOARD AT THE
NEW YORK STOCK EX CHANGE.
UP 19 POINTS.
AVERAGING 21,000 RIGHT NOW.
WE WILL CHECK IN WITH MEGAN
THOUGH.
NEWS OF THE DAY IS HOW HIGH THE
FORECAST IS GOING FOR.
THIS MIGHT TELL YOU
SOMETHING, LIONEL.
SUNSET ASSIST AT
FIVE -- 8:05 TONIGHT.
IT IS STILL 82 DEGREES.
WE ARE TALKING ABOUT A
MASSIVELY WARM DAY OUT THERE.
LOOKING OUT LIVE OVER THE CITY.
THERE IS A HAZE IN THE AIR.
PRETTY STICKY AND FEEL LIKE THE
MIDDLE OF AUGUST FOR US AND
THAT IS DEFINITELY GOING TO BE
THE CASE FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
TODAY IS LIKELY THE WARMEST.
WE ARE ALREADY TO 80 DEGREES
AND COOLER UP IN WAUKEGAN AND
IT IS 81 DEGREES IN JOLIET AND
82 FOR KANKAKEE AND THEY WILL
CLIMB INTO THE MID- TO UPPER
80s AND RADAR PICTURE IS NICE
AND DRY.
THIS IS UP ACROSS NORTHERN
PARTS OF WISCONSIN AND BACK
INTO MINNESOTA.
FOR US.
WE REMAIN DRY THROUGH THE DAY
TODAY.
LOOKING THROUGH TOMORROW.
SCATTERED SHOWERS OR STORMS
FIRING UP ON AND OFF THROUGH
THE DAY.
THIS IS THE TIME PERIOD WHERE
WE HAVE A LITTLE MORE THOUGHT
INTO WHAT IS GOING ON HERE AS
THE LINE GETS READY TO SWING ON
THROUGH.
STORM PREDICTION CENTER SAID
WE WILL BE CLOSE TO THE
MARGINAL RISK AREA AND THIS IS
THE LOWEST RISK AREA.
AND THIS IS GOING TO OCCUR
TODAY.
BACK ACROSS PARTS OF THE
NORTHERN PLAINS.
WE ARE OUT OF THE MENTION FOR
IT.
AND WE STAY TRY AND WATCH OUT
FOR TOMORROW.
AFTERNOON SHOWERS AND STORMS
MANY COULD INTO THE MIX.
IT IS ALL ABOUT THE HEAT.
IT IS A BIT STICKY AND VERY
BREEZY.
IT IS LIKE A BLAST OF AIR.
WE HAVE WIND OUT OF THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST GUSTING INTO THE
30s.
87 DEGREES IS THE HIGH
TEMPERATURE.
LITTLE COOLER IN SOME SPOTS
AND STAYING MILD OVERNIGHT.
69 DEGREES IS THE OVERNIGHT LOW
AND SOUTH, SOUTHWESTERLY WIND
UP TO 30.
AND YOU CAN EXPECT TO FIND
ANOTHER WARM BREEZE YU DAY AND
NOW WE WILL ADD THE CHANCE OF
STORMS INTO THE MIX.
AND 5 DEGREES.
SECOND DAY PLANNER TAKES US OUT
WITH THE HIGH IN THE 80s AND
WATCH WHAT HAPPENS.
WE GO DOWN INTO A 60-DEGREE HUE
TEMPERATURE ON FRIDAY.
FROM WELL ABOVE AVERAGE TO
BELOW AVERAGE.
WE WILL SETTLE IN RIGHT AROUND
THE NORMAL HIGH AND LOW 70s
AND GOING INTO THE WEEKEND.
WE HEAD OUTSIDE.
ED IS IN THE NORTH SIDE AND
HANGING WITH KIDS AND THE
MOBILE WEATHER LAB ON THIS
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER-LIKE DAY.
NOT FAR FROM ADDISON IT IS A
NICE WARM SUNNY DAY.
EVERYONE LIKE THE WEATHER
TODAY?
YES.
WE ARE TALKING WEATHER
SAFETY AND STORM SAFETY OF ALL
KINDS AND LOOK AT HOW WELL THEY
LEARNED EVERYTHING.
WHAT THUNDER ROARS.
LIGHTNING.
IF YOU CAN HEAR IT.
AND WHO IS YOUR FAVORITE
METEOROLOGIST.
MEGAN GLAROS.
WELL; THEY LEARNED
EVERYTHING CORRECTLY.
DID IT LOOK LIKE MY
TELEPHONE?
NO.
NOT AT ALL.
WE WILL LOOK AT HOW WARM IT
IS OUT HERE.
CAN WE LOOK AT THE MOBILE
WEATHER LAB.
IT IS 84.1 DEGREES FAR
INHEIGHT.
-- FAIR RENSSELAER HEIGHT.
IT IS -- IT IS 10 TO
13 MILES AN HOUR.
THE WINDS ARE STRONG AND
THAT IS HELPING TO KEEP IT
COOLER OUT HERE.
IT IS WARM.
AT A TIME OF YEAR WHEN 70s
ARE THE HIGH AND YOU ARE
SITTING AT 84, IT GETS YOUR
ATTENTION IN A HURRY.
LIVE AT BELL SCHOOL ON THE
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What Are Your Strengths? | Clifton StrengthsFinder - Duration: 8:11.
Hello, hello, hello, my friends! Kaitlyn here! And do you know what your strengths are?
Um...eating an entire pizza in one sitting?
Mmmmm...no.
(INTRO MUSIC)
So I had the really cool opportunity to take the Clifton StrengthsFinder through my work to learn more about
my strengths and how to utilize them in the workplace and in my life.
I love personality tests. I love getting to find out more about myself. Usually it doesn't tell me anything that I
don't necessarily already know, but sometimes it gives me insights into how different parts of my personality
connect with one another.
And it kind of makes me feel wise because I'm like, "I understand a deep part of myself."
So while I've done things like Myers Briggs, I've never done the Clifton StrengthsFinder, hadn't even heard
about it before this and so I wanted to share with you guys what I found out about myself and you know, talk
about strengths in general.
So the way this test works is you answer a whole lot of questions. Oh my gosh, there were so many. It takes like
30 minutes to do. One option or another option and then you kind of rate which one you're more like so it's a scale
it's not like, yes or no. But it's like, "I am more like this option or I'm more like this option." And those options
are not always like polar opposites sometimes I was like, "I would rather not do both of those things."
But the cool goal as with many other personality tests is to kind of pick what you're gut says immediately.
And then once you've answered the bazillion questions, what it does is there's a huge list of different types of
strengths and then it gives you your top 5.
And those are considered your "Signature Themes" or they are your strengths that you are the most
strong in. What's cool and important about this is that by giving you these 5 strengths in a specific order so like #1
is what you are the most strong in and it goes down a little bit through those 5. Your combination of those
Signature Themes and the order in which they are, is very unique to you.
Apparently, it's like 1 in 33 million people actually have the same 5 Signature Themes in the same order, so it
makes you feel like, "Oh I am a unique person."
So the goal here is learn about what your strengths are and then to lead from those strengths in your life, in your
job, the presentation that I went on was really about how like most people, like a quarter of the people in the workforce
hate their job. Which is really sad. So the idea is that if you are leading from your strengths rather than focusing
on your weaknesses, then you will actually lead a happier life. Now, it's funny because the first thing that I thought after taking this test and seeing what my
strengths are, and I was like, "Yeah these things make sense. But what are my weaknesses?" I need to know
those so that I can improve them.
But this test doesn't tell you what your weaknesses are because it wants you to focus on the positive.
So what are your strengths, Kaitlyn?
Bum badadaaaaah!
My #1 strength is Individualization. And it says people especially talented in the individualization theme are
intrigued with the unique qualities of each person, they have a gift for figuring out how people who are different
can work together productively.
And I was like, that is really true and actually that is the one kind of quality that I had never had pointed out on
any sort of personality test before, but is something that I, I'm the type of person that not necessarily like the
"leader" of a team, but I'm the person kind of like, assisting the leader to make sure that everything
runs really well. Like I'm a great assistant director on like a film set.
And it's because I find people really interesting. I'm not really a "people person" like I'm not the type of person
who wants to like talk to everybody, but I love like listening to them um, and figuring them out. And
observing them.
My #2 strength is Achiever, and yes, that's very obvious.
So people especially talented in the Achiever theme have a great deal of stamina, and work hard, they take great satisfaction from being busy and productive.
Yes, I just, I don't even know how to not be busy or productive. Like I like the idea of not being busy, but
as soon as I'm not, I get really bored and I'm like, "I'm not doing anything with my life!"
The problem with this is that you can have too much of a good thing. So being an Achiever means that you can
kind of go into overdrive and stop sleeping or eating and I very much know what that was like in high school and
a little bit in college, so I've sort of learned how to not go there, hopefully. Although, I think that's kind of where my
panic attacks sometimes come from. It's because, my Achiever strength is like, "Ahhh! I need to be super achieving!"
So yeah, that's a problem sometimes.
My 3rd strength is Discipline, and that says people especially talented in the discipline theme enjoy
routine and structure. Their world is best described by the order they create.
One of the things that described people with a Discpline theme doing is making lists. And lots of lists.
And that is so true for me. I don't just make a daily list, I make a list for my personal stuff, and my work stuff, everyday.
I make a list for the week. I make a list for the weekend. I make a list for the month. Sometimes, I make a list for
sort of like, a special set of days. Um, the year as a whole, you know me with my goals so...
I'm a list person. I like having extreme structure. Because I love crossing off things off my list.
And I think that kind of is going back to my Achiever mentality.
My 4th strength is Intellection. And that says people especially talented in the Intellection theme are
characterized by their intellectual activity. They're introspective and appreciate intellectual discussions.
This one's the only one that feels a little pretentious. Like, "Yes! I like having smart discussions!"
But I think being introspective is very true. I definitely think a lot, and I tend to think before I speak, at least I
try to. And so for me, that means I want to have kind of meaningful thoughtful conversations vs let's just talk
about the weather. Or you know, Justin Bieber or something like that. Unless it's like, "Oh, well how does
Justin Bieber affect the culture?"
So yeah, that's. I, yeah, I guess I can see that.
And my 5th strength is Strategic. So people especially talented in the Strategic theme create alternative ways
to proceed. Faced with any given scenario, they can quickly spot the relavent patterns and issues.
And yeah, oh yeah. I'm a pattern person, an order person. I love puzzles. Um, and I am not the person who will just
be like all right this is the way we have to go, I'm more, like, "Well, what are the options here?" And I try to figure
out all the options before deciding which way to proceed.
So yeah! I am definitely very in my head and organized and productive. And that's really what this has kind of
told me. I did already know that though but it was kind of cool to have like, words or themes put to what those
strengths were, and really like, push up the top 5.
It's been really good to think about what my strengths and how I can boost those and work within those rather
than focusing on my weaknesses which is what I tend to do. Maybe that's my Achiever aspect, is that I get, can
get caught up in what I've done wrong in the past, or what I'm doing wrong. And how I can make those better.
And while that's important, it really does make sense to work from your strengths, it's like these are what you're
really good at. Boosting where you're strong in already and then finding other people to work with who are
strong where you are weak.
So collaboration is key, whether it's in your workplace or at school or even within your friend group.
So I hope you've enjoyed learning a little more about me and my strengths. And I would love to know if you've taken the Clifton StrengthsFinder and what you're
Signature Themes are so tell me those down in the comments. Or even if you haven't taken it, just tell me
what you think your strengths are?
Put it all down in those comments! And let's talk about our Strengths!
sPlus remember to like, favorite, share, and subscribe if this video made you smile!
See you guys on Thursday!
(OUTRO MUSIC)
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AUAA… Episode 18 Stroke – Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center - Duration: 21:24.
Hershey Medical Center, this is ask
us anything about stroke. I'm Scott
Gilbert. What you may not realize is that
stroke is the leading cause of serious
long-term disability it's also the fifth
leading cause of death. You may not also
realize that experts say 80 percent or
maybe even 90% of strokes are actually
preventable. We'll be talking about these
issues today with two of our physicians,
the co-directors of the Penn State
Stroke Center. They are Dr. Ray Reichwein,
he's a neurologist. And Dr. Kevin
Cockroft, a neurosurgeon. Thanks for being
here today guys, appreciate it. Let's
start by talking about what a stroke is
what goes on in the brain when a stroke
happens. So a stroke basically is when a
blood vessel to the brain becomes
disrupted in some fashion. There are two
major types. An ischemic stroke is when
the blood vessel becomes blocked and a
hemorrhagic stroke or bleeding stroke is
when the blood vessel bursts and you get
blood around or in the brain itself. Okay
well which type is more common. The
ischemic stroke or the clot blocking of
a blood vessel is most common and it
accounts for about 85% of all strokes.
Let's talk a bit about the risk factors
and I'm curious to see whether the
causes of each of these strokes and the
risk factors differ depending on the
types. What are some of the most
common risk factors . So there's a acronym
out in society and we can hold up the
cup that walks through it but the common
symptoms fit into an acronym called
BE FAST and the B stands for a balanced
problem. The E stands for an eye problem
either visual loss or double vision. The
F stands for facial droop and or
numbness. The A stands for arm arm
weakness or numbness The F stands for a
speech problem
so just slurred speech probably getting
your words out or even understanding
what's going on. And then the T
emphasizes the importance of time, time
is brain. That the calling 9-1-1 and
getting the EMS system to bring you in
provides the best likelihood of
acute stroke care. You're watching ask us
anything about stroke from Penn State
health I'm Scott Gilbert along with
Reichwein, Dr. Cockroft. We all welcome
your questions and your comments on this
Facebook post. Whether you're watching it
live or even on playback, we can get some
answers to your questions. If you again,
you would just post them in the comment
field and also of course we encourage
you to share this
post. We're talking a bit about the
symptoms, the possible signs that someone
is seeing a stroke as suffering
a stroke and the BE in the BE FAST is new
Balance, Eyesight. Why were those added?
Well it turned out that the original
FAST acronym was missing a couple of
important areas and so the idea was to
add those in and try and cover now about
95 percent of those symptoms that people
will have when they're experiencing a
stroke. And the T stands for time and I
know I've heard you say many times both
of you "time is brain." Correct,
earlier the treatment, generally, the
better the outcome. And there's clear
established literature that supports
that there is a commonly available
clot buster called TPA and the quicker
you get it particularly under ninety
minutes from symptom onset the better
the outcome and the lower the risk and
there's some endovascular treatments
that Dr. Cockroft can talk about that
again also emphasized earlier treatment
is associated with better outcomes. So
you delay that care that could prevent
you from receiving the clot busting drug.
And it turns out that only about 30% of
people received the IV clot Buster
medication and the main reason they
don't receive it is because there's a
time delay they often get to the
emergency department
beyond the treatment window
unfortunately. Again, you're watching ask
us anything about stroke from Penn State
Health. Feel free to add your questions
and comments in the field below.
We will definitely pass
those along here to Dr. Ray Reichwein
and Dr. Kevin Cockroft. Dr. Cockroft, were
talking about TPA as one intervention as
a surgeon can you tell us about any of
the other options out there for breaking
up those clots. Sure! So if the TPA
does not work or if it turns out that
you actually have a very large blood
vessel that's blocked closing the stroke
and there's some other things we can do
and those things are usually device
or procedures that involve using a
device to go in and pull out or fish out
the clot and actually brought one of
these with me today and this is an
example of what this device looks like.
And I think you're stepping on it! And so
this is called a clot retriever device
this is one's called a solitaire and you
can see as I push it out there this is
kind of like a stent on a stick we call
it and this is going to go and grab a
hold of that clot
that's sitting in the blood vessel and
then once it's got ahold of the clot
takes about a couple of minutes then we
will pull this entire thing out while
applying suction on a larger catheter
down in the patient's neck. And that is
going to effectively remove the clot and
restore blood flow to that area . Now what
determines whether you would go with an
intervention like this versus TPA. So if
a patient has a large blood vessel
blocked in the brain and they are in
generally within six hours of the stroke
onset then we will contemplate doing
this we do some other advanced imaging
studies to look at the brain to see if
there's tissue that's salvageable so
sometimes we can go even longer than six
hours and unfortunately some people even
that are within the six-hour window are
not going to benefit from this because
they've already had too much damage. So
it's a bit of a complicated process just
because it can go out to six hours does
not mean you can show up at five hours
and 55 minutes. It really takes a little
bit of assessment beforehand to make a
judgment whether this is really going to
be useful or not so I would as Dr. Reichwein
said encourage you really just show
up as soon as possible to give you the
best options for treatment and the best
chance of making a good recovery. And
time is brain and these are treatments
we're talking about for ischemic strokes,
the blockage is 87% of all cases. The
remaining are those hemorrhagic strokes
you talk about interventions to treat
those. Yeah, so hemorrhagic strokes these
are things that are caused by brain
aneurysms by weakening blood vessels
that burst usually people that have
chronic high blood pressure or
hypertension can also be caused by
vascular malformations in the brain. A
lot of these these disorders can
actually be prevented so hypertension by
treating the hypertension and managing
your blood pressure well that can really
reduce your risk of that those the most
common type of hemorrhagic stroke which
is an intercerebral, or intercerebral
hemorrhage. The other ones aneurysms,
blood vessel malformations, if those are
found early or incidentally then many of
those can be treated to prevent a
rupture, prevent bleeding and then that
that's the best case scenario in terms
of improving outcome for those. You're
watching ask us anything about stroke
from Penn State Health. I'm Scott Gilbert
along with Dr. Ray Reichwein. Dr. Kevin
Cockroft. We welcome your questions in
the comment field below this post. Again,
whether you're watching it live or on
playback, well make sure we get you some
answers. We were talking a bit about the
BE FAST acronym. The signs that people
that someone could be suffering a stroke
but there's one sign that's not in there
it's a headache and we actually got a
email from someone who had read our
Medical Minute this week at
PennStateHealthNews.org that's Penn State Health News .org
where you can check out a Medical
Minute on the BE FAST acronym and she
noted that headache is not in there and
she says, her name's Mary and she's from
Texas, she says, one evening after work I
was standing in the kitchen when the
sharpest headache I ever had forced me
to lean on the counter the only way I
could describe it is a sharp knife
stabbed me from my right nostril through
my sinuses through the top of my brain
and into my skull. I had no other
symptoms. So how common is a severe
headache? as she says, the worst headache
of your life.
So only probably a few percent of people
have the worst headache of your life or
a very severe atypical headache and it's
classically associated with brain
hemorrhages. It can also be associated
sometimes with the torn blood vessel
what's called an arterial dissection. But
it's only a few percent and that's why
it's not part of the acronym the acronym
accounts for about 95 percent of the
most common symptoms other patients
going to have. But it's important to
recognize that if it's very severe,
a-typical, unusual for that patient that patient,
they do seek attention and one should
focus on those two possibilities as
being the most important. Again, a brain
hemorrhage and/or a torn blood vessel.
Sue is asking a question. Is it advisable
to give someone suspected of suffering a
stroke aspirin to chew? If so, is that
baby or adult aspirin and how much? So a
bunch of facilities out there do do that
so keep in mind most strokes are the
ischemic strokes and it would be safe to
do so generally similar to cardiology
some people recommend taking four
chewable aspirin. In reality, when you
look at subsequent literature it really
doesn't add that much benefit and
unfortunately if you happen to be that
15 percent that could have a brain
hemorrhage it could make you worse. So
usually we've not recommended that
routinely other than emphasizing get
promptly, call 9-1-1, get promptly to an ED (Emergency Department)
get an assessment and a CAT scan and
then make the decision and I wish I
could say it was more effective unlike
cardiology but it adds a little bit but
there's some risk if you have a brain
hemorrhage so again it's probably better
recommended not to do so,
get timely help and then let the experts
sort it out. Now, Mary mentions later in
her story she was later diagnosed with a
stroke but she actually thinking it was
a headache took medication and went
right to bed it wasn't until several
hours later when she got up she knew
something much worse was going on.
How often does that happen? So well the the
description the Mary gave of the worst
headache of her life that is absolutely
classic symptom for what's called a
subarachnoid hemorrhage which is a
subtype of a bleeding type of stroke
usually caused by a brain aneurysm
rupturing. So those that situation you
definitely do not want to take aspirin
so if the headache is the predominant
symptom and you don't have weakness in
your arm face or trouble with your
speech then that's something you
probably want to avoid the aspirin.
Unfortunately the description of going
to sleep after any of these symptoms is
very common and that's why we have the
problem not being able to give the clot
busting drug not being able to use our
devices because people come in too late.
They have a vague symptom, they think
it'll get better if I could just take a
nap and take some aspirin and so they
don't come to the hospital. And so
unfortunately it's absolutely the wrong
thing to do.
But many thought, it's not all cases
early treatment can lead to good things
absolutely you know the sooner we can
get there the more options you have for
treatment and the more likely you are to
do better later on.
You're watching, Ask Us Anything About
Stroke from Penn State Health. I'm
Scott Gilbert along with Dr. Ray Reichwein,
Dr. Kevin Cockroft, we've been talking
about the treatments for stroke, we've
been talking about the signs and the
symptoms and I mentioned up top, that
experts believe that between 80 and 90
percent of strokes may actually be
preventable. How could that be the case?
So there are many common risk factors
out there and very modifiable risk
factors if one is aware of them and gets
treatment. Also
and those include high blood pressure,
diabetes, high cholesterol as well as
behavioral things; smoking and excessive
alcohol use. And at least focused on high
blood pressure diabetes high cholesterol
these people walk around feeling okay
even though those problems are sitting
there so the importance is again to seek
medical professionals and if they do
have them get on the right medications.
If you smoke, alcohol emphasize the
importance of that as to avoiding those
bad behaviors. And again, with doing so
the literature is produced
that upwards of 80 to 90% of strokes can
be prevented. So I would always say in
our world, we can do some very good
things acutely to try and undo the
damage but the best cure
is again, not to have the event in
the first place. The other thing is there
are some other common risk factors that
shouldn't be ignored that that are
important in today's time. In younger
people, women with migraine with aura and
the use of birth control pills have a
higher incidence of stroke and in older
individuals an irregular heart rhythm
atrial fibrillation many times is
unnoticed other than some heart
palpitations but has a strong
correlation to subsequent stroke as one
gets older so if you have heart
palpitations in your older you should
get screened for this abnormal heart
rhythm. And the final thing that's near
and dear to me is mini strokes about one
in four people are lucky enough to have
a mini stroke or a transient episode
before they get to the hospital and this
is a great opportunity. So this is the
calm before the storm. If they ignore it
because they're back to normal, the same
symptoms that we talked about before
within a few days, their highest risk
period, they can have a devastating
stroke and now their world is different.
So don't ignore mini strokes is my my
other statement. These's are TIA's. Sure, sure
and then the other component of this and
not only are there many medical things
to do to try and prevent a stroke but
they're also surgical procedures or
invasive procedures and that would
include for the carotid disease which is
very common cause of stroke. Doing
procedures either surgery to clean out
that artery or using a stent and an
angioplasty balloon to open up the
artery and then as we talked about for
the hemorrhagic strokes, aneurysms, blood
vessel malformations, doing surgical
procedures or procedures with catheters
inside the blood vessel to fix those
problems so that they do not lead to a
stroke later on. Those carotid arteries,
we all have one on each side.
Right. What are signs that I might have
issues there and I should see a
physician? Well the the sort of the
screening test for that is even just
listening to the Audrey and if you hear
an abnormal noise that can suggest that
there's turbulent blood flow which
suggests a narrowing of the artery and
then more sophisticated tests will
determine how exactly narrow that artery
is. Now, at the moment, it's controversial
whether if you've not had any stroke
symptoms of the arteries narrow whether
you should have just medicine
whether you should have the artery
cleaned out. But certainly if you've had
a TIA like Dr. Reichwein mentioned or
you've had a small stroke, and you
have narrowing than those people we know
do better with having the artery cleaned
out and taking medicine rather than just
taking medicine alone. We welcome your
questions for Dr. Ray Reichwein,
Dr. Kevin Cockroft here on Ask Us Anything
About Stroke from Penn State Health.
Here's a question from Deyna. She says,
when having symptoms like chest pain and
being short of breath, how rapid can that
turn into becoming a permanent damage to
the heart? More of a heart question
probably than a stroke question but any
insights to share with her? I would only
say again when people have sudden onset
chest pain and more so if they have any
risk factors you could presume it's
cardiac in origin till proven otherwise
and not ignore it, seek medical attention
and people have done the same as to
stroke stayed at home thinking it's
heartburn or something else
musculoskeletal and found out they had a
significant heart attack that nothing
could be done about hours or days later.
So rarely, I will tell you as part of a
stroke you can have pain syndrome so you
can have arm pain and chest pain
generally not in isolation but also
associated with weakness or some other
neurological symptom but the emphasis
point I would have to her is it still
could be a vascular event but of the
heart and time is still the relevant
feature there and early evaluation and
early intervention. Just like we, just
like we talked about stroke, there
are plenty of interventions that can be
done acutely or emergently for a heart
attack and again to get the get evaluate
as soon as possible going to give you
the best options for treatment. I was
going to say, the only other thing
and there are still people out there
that think a stroke is in the heart so
again we want to emphasize a stroke is
of the brain in neurological symptoms
and again you know chest pain is often
the heart but but I just recently talked
to somebody who still thought the stroke
was a problem with the heart and not the
brain so we're talking brain. I've heard
it referred to as a brain attack.That's correct.
And that again focuses on again the
aggressive or the concern and hopefully
pursue an aggressive care just like
would pursue for a heart attack. As we
kind of talked about a lot about
headache but headache ends up being a
minority of
patience actually have that as a strong
symptom so the because strokes are not
painful, people don't treat them as
emergently as they would a heart attack
where they have this crushing chest pain
and they know where they need medical
attention right away. With most stroke
symptoms not being painful as we said
you know a lot of people will think oh
I'll just go to sleep it'll get better
and they don't take it as seriously and
that's a big problem. We're talking about
about risk factors that affect young
people and in fact about 200,000 people
under the age of 65 have a stroke every
year. There's a big Misnomer that
it's just older folks who have who deal
with strokes but in fact a lot of
younger people do. Some people in their
20s do. What are what are some things to
keep in mind for people in that age
group? I should say, the other
question wanted to ask was, the
numbers of strokes in that age group are
going up. Do we know why? So I think a
chunk is related to better awareness so
now that people are more aware of what
signs and symptoms are if they seek
medical attention they get imaging we
find the strokes before they ignored
them they were milder many people can
recover fairly well and it's not
uncommon for us to find people that have
had strokes and ignored the symptoms. So
one is just better awareness, better
imaging and now we're finding things.
The second is, despite lots of advances
people don't have the greatest of diets
with the computer savvy world inactivity
is more common and work-related
stressors or data out there on stress
that contributes. So, so again, with that
being said many people develop their
standard risk factors high blood
pressure, diabetes, cholesterol issues and
then the subsequent blockages and blood
vessels that used to be an older
person's disease and now we can identify
that in teenagers and 20s as compared to
before. The other thing is again we're
seeing a higher incidence of migraine
with aura and many women are still on
birth control pills and and there is a
now more recent association there,
particularly focused on women. A lot of
us have heard of migraines, when you say
migraine with aura what does that mean?
So that's a neurological symptom with or
without a headache that we conclude as
migraine and it's classically a visual
symptom for many to where they notice a
flickering or a flashing light in one
part of their vision it can move around.
It's called a visual aura, It can be
any other symptoms so you can have
tingling and numbness that moves up an
arm or involves your face and
occasionally some people can be confused
or not able to speak it can very much
look just like a stroke. Probably
the key component is it has a gradual
evolution so it tends to evolve over
minutes, if you will, as compared to a
stroke. Strokes are usually sudden onset
boom, negative and you have a major
deficit. We have a lot of opportunities
for you to learn more about stroke
including as I mentioned the Medical
Minute for this week. It's on those
BE FAST of symptoms and you can find that at
PennStateHealthNews.org. Also, coming
up on May 15th, that's Monday, May 15th,
there will be a program on
WHTM abc27 out of Harrisburg,
Good Day PA at 12:30 p.m. The entire
program will be dedicated to the topic
of stroke I'm imagining we'll be seeing
you guys on TV that day. Right? Fantastic.
Anything else you want folks to know or
to keep in mind as we bring this to a
close? I think the most important thing
is to is to be aware of these symptoms,
take them seriously. If you have them, get
medical attention as soon as possible.
And then to work on things to prevent them.
Most of the things that we listed, risk
factors for stroke are actually
preventable. So the things you can do
something about and it's important to
you take that seriously and work on it.
And then I would emphasize that many of
the patients will tell you strokes can
be quite disabling and change your lives
in second. So again, the key is prevent it,
give us the best chance to undo the
damage if that's the case and hopefully
it will lead to better quality of life
down the road and many happy years of
life. Penn State Stroke Center is the
only comprehensive Stroke Center in
Central Pennsylvania. Why is that
important? Well, so comprehensive Stroke
Center means that we really are able to
offer the entire spectrum of care for
stroke patients and that includes being
able to offer interventions that we
described using those retriever devices
to pull out clots as well as treating
the bleeding types of strokes, aneurysms,
blood vessel malformations,
not to mention giving the clot busting
drug taking care of patients all the way
through their intensive care units stay
to rehabilitation and hopefully to a
good recovery. And being able to offer
these different things that allows
patients to get the best options for for
making a good recovery.
My thanks to both
of your time. So we have also
have our Lion Net Telehealth program.
Telestroke program which we provide
a-cute stroke care via special specialized
neurosurgeons and neurologists to
fifteen and soon-to-be sixteen hospital
systems out there. So we've now moved out
into our community in all four
directions to provide acute care
classically in the emergency department
through computer systems and carts and
outside ED facilities and that has
also advanced treatments to where we're
now treating many patients at a distance
and providing that same high-level of
care and giving them a better chance at
a better outcome. We can stay in their
communities for that treatment. Yes and get an
option to get these drugs they would not
been able to get otherwise. Good point
Dr. Ray Reichwein, Dr. Kevin Cochroft,
both co-directors of the Penn State
Stroke Center, the only comprehensive
Stroke Center here in Central
Pennsylvania. We have more information
about the Stroke Center and it's efforts
online at PennStateHealth.org/stroke-Center.
We'll put that URL
in the comment field as well below this
post and we encourage you to add your
questions we can even track down answers
to your questions after this program and
this has been one of our longer Ask Us
Anything About's for sure but a lot of
great information. Thanks to both of you
for the time. Thank you very much for
watching Ask Us Anything About Stroke
from Penn State Health.
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Hey there how's your Monday going - been
pretty good so far
finished the livestream not too long well
I mean it was a few hours ago now like
five hours ago and it was really fun I
had I had a great time and it's now five
o'clock and I'm sorry I didn't do any of
this beforehand I didn't record anything
beforehand before now but I am now and
up and I will a little bit later on so
so far today has been not much there was
a livestream and then after that there
really wasn't a whole heck of a lot I
just finished having some cereal
no sharing than having some cereal and I
did laundry I don't really think there's
too much else for me to talk about so
maybe there will be later on well it's
just past midnight now and actually it
is I think half past midnight right now
and I kind of just finished when
something that I probably should and
earlier today but I was too busy napping
and then just didn't do it because we
were eating and you know other stuff
other important things like watching
other people's videos because that's
that's super important it's actually
really fun so um yeah and now I'm going
to bed
as there isn't too much to talk about
for for today it was just done
everything I said earlier and that can
it there's really nothing else extra
special to talk about so hmm yeah but
that is okay that is totally fine
sometimes days are just a little more
relaxing than others so yes I will see
you again tomorrow have a great one and
Godbless
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