Yt is on video: Waching daily Jan 5 2017

I've heard it said

that people come into our lives

for a reason

bringing something we must learn

And we are lead to those

who help us most to grow

if we let them

and we help them in return

Well, I don't know if I believe that's true

But I know I'm who I am today

because I knew you

Like a comet pulled from orbit

as it passes the sun

Like a stream that meets a boulder

halfway through the wood

Who can say

if I've been changed

for the better?

But

because I knew you

I have been changed

for good

It well may be

that we will never meet again

in this life time

So let me say before we part:

So much of me

is made of what I've learned from you

You'll be with me

like a handprint on my heart

And now whatever way our stories end

I know you have rewritten mine

by being my friend

Like a ship blown from its mooring

by a wind of the sea

Like a seed dropped by a skybird

in a distant wood

Who can say

if I've been changed

for the better?

But

because I knew you

I have been changed

for good

And just to clear the air

I ask forgiveness

for the things I've done you blame me for

But then I guess

we know there's blame to share

And none of it seems to matter

anymore

Like a ship blown from its mooring

by a wind of the sea

Like a seed from a bird in the wood

Who can say

if I've been changed

for the better?

I do believe

I have been changed

for the better

And

because I knew you

I have been changed

for good

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Patti McGowan on Hunter's Need for Alternate Modes of Communication - Module 8 - Duration: 1:25.

Well my son Hunter was diagnosed with

Usher Syndrome Type 2 and we knew about the hearing impairment and

moderate to severe hearing impairment and profound and the higher frequencies

and so really it's as a parent at first I thought, Oh, I'm going to have an

opportunity to learn

ASL and be a signer, and

it was interesting because once he was aided bilaterally

with his hearing aids and with the speech therapist

he began to talk and has never stopped

and it's interesting because as well as he does as a

oral communicator with deaf-blindness we have those times where

the hearing aids have to go off to repair or

even environment sometimes that make it very difficult and so we have to have

some different modes available to us.

So whether it's some gesture or

a few signs that he knows and and we all know and remember,

we just have to change and it's okay.

You know to be able and its a great

opportunity to have different tools because we never know when

we need to make adjustments

for him to be able to communicate.

For more infomation >> Patti McGowan on Hunter's Need for Alternate Modes of Communication - Module 8 - Duration: 1:25.

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Hearing Ally Blog: Tinnitus - Duration: 20:55.

On the Hearing Ally video blog today we're going to discuss tinnitus; and much

like hearing loss,

there's a lot of misinformation and conflicting information out there in the

medical community and online about what actually causes tinnintus, what it is, and

the best ways to treat it. Now there's a lot we don't know about tinnitus still and

I'm not going to sit here and claim that I know everything that is available to

know about it but my goal today is to give you a bit of a framework for

understanding what it is so that you can actually work with your healthcare

providers to problem solve this issue and how it uniquely affects you and how

your unique life plays into what might make it better or what might make it

worse. So let's dive right in.

First off, what is tinnitus? Tinnitus is a sound that's generated inside of a

person. It is not coming from an external source, ninety-nine percent of the time

it is a sound that can't be heard by anyone else, it's not actually a pressure

wave that's being generated in the outside world by the person. In one

percent of cases that actually happens. You can actually put your ear up next to

someone can hear their tinnitus. That's called "objective" tinnitus, we are not going

to talk about that today,

very rare very uncommon. We're really going to focus on the most common types

of tinnitus today.

Now you may not fall in that category, and I don't want to leave you behind,

we'll add some other resources and information about the other types of

tinnitus later on so what we're focusing on today is the type of tinnitus that's

caused by the inner ear or a sensory neural hearing loss, basically the

neural and sensory part of the auditory system. We're not talking about tinnitus

that's caused by a blockage of earwax or middle ear fluid or congestion,

anything that's going on in the outer and middle ear and that's something that

fortunately can be medically managed usually. So that's why I 100% encourage

you to see a physician, get a hearing test, have somebody looking your ear, and

make sure that there isn't something that can be easily medically managed

first. So those things were not really going to touch on today but it's

important to understand that there are a variety of different things that cause

tinnitus so when you Google it, you may come across different kinds of

treatments that actually have no mechanistic relationship to what causes

your tinnitus. So, if you see something that says it's some kind of magic cure-all

for tinnitus,

it's probably not because anyone who really understands it knows that they have to

rule out so many other pieces of information about what may or may not be

causing it before they can even begin to give you a recommendation about what

might make it better for you.

So number one if you have bothersome tinnitus, especially if it's worse or only

in one ear, especially if it occurred suddenly, you definitely want to seek

medical attention you want to go see an ear nose and throat physician and get a

hearing test. And yes, I say hearing test.

It's very important; about ninety percent of people who have tinnitus also have some

kind of hearing loss. So you know getting the test itself is not some thing where

you have to get hearing aids or you have to do something about the hearing loss

part of things, but it's important to understand what type of hearing loss may

be associated so that we can actually look at how to treat the tinnitus.

So, number one,

get a medical evaluation and then we can move forward with what might actually be

a helpful treatment paradigm for you. So let's assume it's not ear wax, you

didn't have an ear infection or anything that could be medically managed, and

(including a tumor so they can be very serious) so I will jump to let's say

for example you are like the most common

Vet going to the VA, the number-one disability at the Veterans

Administration in the US is tinnitus and that is presumably from noise exposure

in the military. so noise exposure causes hearing loss and subsequently in many

cases causes tinnitus so again in this case if you've got a lot of noise

exposure and you have tinnitus is highly likely that you have a hearing loss

alongside of it.

So in this case let's look at what actually causing the tinnitus; sure the

noise exposure caused damage to the auditory system, to the inner ear, but the

tinnuts itself we understand is not actually coming from the inner ear it's

coming from what we would say is "higher up" in the auditory system, so farther

along that auditory pathway from where the ear senses the sound and turns it

into an neural signal, or a basically an electrical signal, and goes up to the

brain so that process of going up to the processing centers of the brain that's

what i'm referring to when I say "higher up". And one of the reasons that we know

this is that if we look back at some of the research that's been done in cases

where tinnitus was extremely bothersome for people and surgeons and

researchers were looking at what could possibly be done to help. This is

quite a while ago you can look at cutting the auditory nerve, cutting that

connection between the inner ear or the cochlea and the brain and you would

assume that this would make the tinnitus go away, as well as the person's

hearing, of course and in many cases it didn't, some cases it actually

made it worse.

so why is this happening? how is this something that's coming from the inner

ear but then really coming from the brain?

Well, one of the theories, working theories, includes kind of two mechanisms:

One is that our brain and our auditory system is used to getting input

pretty much baseline sound input all the time, even when it's quiet.

There's just this kind of low-level activity that's happening from healthy

cells in the ear so when you damaged one specific part of the ear, like from a

noise exposure is one little frequency window that tends to be affected most,

you're going to reduce or eliminate that baseline activity, that baseline input up

to the auditory system, and then when there is outside sound coming in at that

particular pitch it's not going to be as loud as it normally would. So what does our

brain do? Our brain is detecting a difference in its norm. Its norm is to

get a little bit of information all the time and so as a compensation strategy

we think that the brain actually fills in that missing information at that

particular pitch. So this is interesting, that's often where people hear let's say

high-pitched ringing is, where they'll have the most hearing loss and in this

model that makes a lot of sense.

So our brain is actually creating the sound to fill in that missing

information in some people because we want to fill in that information,

potentially with something meaningful the sound can actually start to sound

like music or it can mimic some of the sounds in the environment, like birds.

This is a little bit more uncommon but it's just to kind of illustrate that

this is actually what's happening

The other mechanism that plays a role tinnitus, is one that actually

suppresses information that isn't important.

so kind of like background noise. Tinnitus in a lot of ways is similar to pain and

our brain can respond by suppressing tinnitus

similarly to the way we suppress pain. If you think about it if you've ever

watched your thumb, you know hammering something, of course initially really

hurts but after a few minutes or even after 30 seconds

the pain is not as acute, even though the damage to your thumb is the same as

it was when you first hit it.

so the brain is able to say this is a constant input, I'm no longer in danger

from this, let's ignore that information.

Same thing goes for if you said can you feel your shirt before I asked that

question you probably didn't feel your shirt on your skin but once you ask the

question then you can notice it so our brain is able to ignore information that

isn't important now that mechanism works for a lot of people they know that the

tinnitus is there if they ask if they can hear it or if they focus on it but most

of the time they can ignore it if this is true for you that means you're you

know that's the lucky group of people with tinnitus, they can usually

ignore it and that's the goal for a lot of people to get to with tinnitus so not

that tinnitus is completely goes away, but that were able to use the mechanism

to suppress it much more effectively.

Now what might interfere with this mechanism to suppress background noise?

Well there's a lot of different things and I again don't claim to be an expert

in this area but what I understand about tinnitus specifically and how the brain

suppresses it, is that it has a lot to do with kind of like the

fight-or-flight system, or the activation of our nervous system. So things that

overexcite or stress our nervous system are likely to stress this suppression

mechanism. so when I ask my patients have you had trouble sleeping lately?

have you had more stress in your life? a big project going on or a relationship

issue? have you been drinking more caffeine? are you aware of food allergies

or do you have seasonal allergies? all of those things can increase that baseline

activity of our nervous system. They cause stress or inflammation and it puts

a harder toll on the body's ability to ignore background noise (like tinnitus).

Ironically and unfortunately, tinniuts for a lot of people makes it challenging

for them to fall asleep, so this can perpetuate the problem. But looking at

those areas of your life, areas where sleep and your overall health and your

diet impact how loud or how bothersome the tinnitus is really important. So if you

can take an inventory of when the tinniuts is getting worse or if it's changing

quality or if it's bothering you more,

what's going on at that time or what's going on during the day, that can help

lead you to maybe the source specifically for you. Now again, everyone

is so unique and certain things maybe more of a stressor for one person than

another.

So you can really help yourself and help your healthcare providers troubleshoot

this problem by looking at what really affects your tinnitus specifically and

how it affects it. so that's one really important thing to look at. I also

train healthcare providers on how to use their specific specialty or how they

approach things, to help patients address this. For example, acupuncture can be

very helpful for some people with tinnitus and not really help other people at all.

When we look at research as a whole for treatments, acupuncture doesn't seem to

come up as something that robustly and significantly helps the majority or

enough people in the test group. But I've clinically seen this help small groups

of people. So you may be one of those people you may not be. Acupuncture maybe

something that you want to try but my point is is that the acupuncturist may

need to understand exactly what's inflaming or exacerbating your nervous

system and not really look at potentially trying to get rid of the

generating of the sound, but look at your body's ability to suppress it.

So, Important differentiation there. The next thing i want to discuss is how

over-the-counter or kind

of one pill type prescription of tinnitus plays a role here. Unfortunately there

are a number of over-the-counter medications or supplements that make

high claims about the ability to get rid of tinnitus completely. Now like I said

before,

anytime you see something that's acts like it's a one-stop shop for tinnitus,

it's probably not. In my experience these things have not worked for people. I also

am not aware of any real, you know high quality, research that shows that

any of those supplements work. But if you're aware of some feel free to send

that my way, happy to read it.

Among those medications, a good percentage of them actually have things

in them that can make tinnitus worse like quinine. so make sure you read the label

if you are going to explore this area and and don't take anything that has

something in it that causes tinnitus or you know is a problem for you.

That being said, there may be certain herbs and supplements or

minerals, vitamins that acually do help your tinnitus there's definitely some

research that suggests that certain mineral deficiencies can exacerbate

tinnitus. So lack of magnesium, vitamin b12 and other essential nutrients can

definitely cause inflammation or exacerbate it or in the nervous system,

affect our mood and just affect the whole person and their ability to use

that suppression mechanism. If you think that that's something that might

be true for you, I would definitely ask your healthcare provider to let you know

what kind of supplements are the best for you to try. Now there are other

interventions that have more to do with an actual, physical intervention

device or therapy. So these are actually the areas that research has shown help a

significant number of people with tinnitus. Let's go through a couple of those.

Number one are ear-level masking devices. So what I mean by that is that is a

little device that fits behind-the-ear, can look very much like

a hearing aid and in fact, this feature can be embedded into a real hearing aid.

What a masker does is it brings in a sound, whether it's an ocean like sound

or fan, white noise like sound. It delivers a frequency specific volume

specific sound that helps the person ignore or mask out their underlying

tinnitus. Now, the goal is not necessarily for this sound to be louder than the

tinnitus, but make it so that the person can more easily ignore their own tinnitus.

This requires someone actually fitting you with the device, making appropriate

settings and sometimes giving you multiple settings to choose from

throughout the day and depending on what's going on. And sometimes these

things can change you need ongoing follow-up but they are highly effective

for a lot of people. I mentioned hearing aids, hearing aids are actually

very helpful for people who have both tinnitus and hearing loss, I should say

most people, so around seventy percent. Typical example let's say there's a

veteran who has ringing in their ears, they notice a little bit of hearing loss

but it's not their primary motivation for coming into my office. They turn out

to have a moderate to severe hearing loss now this person just based on that,

is a hearing aid candidate, but their primary motivation is is there tinnitus so

what I say in that situation is, 'hey you've got a 30-day trial period with

hearing aids, you may be one of the seventy percent of people who has a

significant benefit from hearing aids to suppress that tinnitus, so let's just see.'

We fit that person person with hearing aids. I don't expect them to

know on the first day if this is going to be something that helps their tinnitus

enough or not, we have to send them home and try different settings and them to

be in different environments, but the vast majority of the time they're going

to come back after two weeks and say 'you know, this really does help my tinnitus.' and

on top of that, it really helps them get more clarity when they are

talking with people. They can hear their spouse much more effectively,

they're more engaged in social situations, are not avoiding them, they're

no longer bluffing when they say that they've heard something, and you know we

know that there's a lot of other factors and that improve quality of life and

job satisfaction and income from hearing aids, but we'll talk about that

another time. For this person they're really most concerned about their tinnitus

and the hearing aids, just at their normal setting, seem to be doing the

trick. Some people, that other thirty percent it doesn't help them enough and

in that case we can try a tinnitus masker that's built into the hearing aid.

Basically, I can give that person a separate program or I can have it

playing all the time,

a low-level background noise that we've determined is helpful for them to ignore

their tinnitus and that like I said, can be really helpful for the other group of

people. Now this is not to say that hearing aids and maskers help everyone

in some form or enough, there are a lot of people that it doesn't seem to help

at all.

Cognitive-behavioral therapy or "CBT", is another option. This option helps people

learn how to ignore the sound and there's no masking device

necessarily involved, there's another treatment, Tinnitus Retraining Therapy or

"TRT," which I understand uses a kind of like a combination between CBT and

masking device. There's also things that are still in research like

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation or "TMS." It's not approved by the FDA yet for

treatment of tinnitus, but currently it looks like it has a lot of promise.

Like I said, I'll include links to all these different resources to see if you

can find people in your area that can help you with these methods or just your

own healthcare provider do a little bit of problem solving or detective work

about what might be triggers for your tinnitus and ways to manage it more

effectively.

Basically, make sure that you're crossing your T's and dotting your i's getting

medical intervention as needed and doing your research and really coming into

this with an open mind about how you may be able to be helped.

There's just a lot more available out there that most people are aware of and

it is not hopeless case to treat your tinnitus there's there's a lot of success

that I see in my work all the time. So go ahead and take care of this. If you need

help with more information or getting a better understanding of what's going on

for you specifically or a family member,

please feel free to contact me and we can see how we can work together.

I'm also going to have some continuing education available for healthcare

providers, so feel free to refer them to my website if they're interested in

learning more of the mechanisms behind things like tinnitus and hearing loss.

Alright thanks for watching, have a good one!

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Zack Attack Rewind 2016 - Duration: 6:39.

welcome to 2017 whats up guys its act

and today I'm going to be looking back

over 2016 and seeing just how much

happened in the past year looking back

at all the videos that have done has

really put into perspective that 2016

has been a year for growing

relationships first thing that stuck out

to me was the ikea trip that the bth

guys and I took and we went through two

weeks of intensive courses together

monday to friday like 925 all that time

together really gave us a key

opportunities to both grow in our faith

and to become closer with one another we

were all in the same close quarters and

we went to meals together grocery store

run it was a great experience and that's

probably one of the biggest thing that

I'm taking away from 2016 we had the

Crandall lock in which was a wild

experience for everybody that had never

been done before so we were the ones to

lay the groundwork and it turned out to

be a glass and a half we had the sumo

wrestling be jump wall the bungee run it

was just so crazy the amount of stuff

that we could fit into one night and

just recently a group of us went to get

air one of the new trampoline parts in

mounting it is a fun time to me jump

around and go crazy especially when

we've been cooped up in our dorm rooms

and in classes and we just want to whine

down

and have a ball there being some great

milestones on the channel that I really

happy about

we got to 300 videos back in the summer

i have been on YouTube for over five

years now and reaching that 300 mark

really drove in that this is something

that I want to keep doing for as long as

i can and if it's connecting with you

guys that this is something that we can

all enjoy and share collective

interesting then I don't see any reason

why I should stop at all the wizarding

world came back for us both in book and

movie form first child was a really

awesome continuation of the story that

JK started back in the nineties and

having that we enter my life has been

fan-tastic no pun intended with the

movie

fantastic beasts but that's a really

really nice transition from the harry

potter that we all know to another side

of magic in America that we're not so

familiar with thankfully JK Rowling has

created an entire storyline for this one

textbook that really doesn't have a

story it's just a collective list of

magical beasts and information about

them but from that and her wildly

creative mind she's able to bring us

five movies based on new commander and

his journey as a major zoologist and

I've been able to do a lot more

collaborations which is something I love

to do work with other Creators or

friends to bring you guys content that I

have a lot of fun doing there was the

Valentine's Day Q&A that surgeon and I

did that last year that was actually a

big step for me to go into a new

relationship

and have the person that I'm with

encourage me in that and being videos

has been so encouraging for me around

the time pokemon go with coming out of

my friend Matt and I did a whole video

about what our gyms would be like if we

were leaders in future pokemon game he

really got in depth with that but at the

same time a lot of really cool ideas

that i would have thought of if you want

to go into your pokémon competitions

then he's probably really good guy

fucked him and lastly there is jb films

we did any very short cooking if you

want to call it that video to make

chocolate acorns they really did not

turn out as we were hoping it would but

it was still a lot of fun to have

someone at university with me who also

does YouTube and able to bounce ideas

and collab with one another 2016 may not

have seen me going to a YouTube

conventions costs by conventions or big

events that would be really exciting to

show you guys but it really did

strengthen the relationships that I have

in my life right now and set me up for

developing relationships as the years go

that's one thing i really hope you guys

are able to look back on in 2016 and

when the time comes 2017 that you spent

time with people gotten to really know

others and have invested in someone's

life so that it there in a rough spot or

they just need someone to talk to you

can be that person because you develop

that relationship and you're able to

understand them know where they're

coming from and be a positive force in

their lives

I hope you all have a fantastic start

here 2017 year i know i'm expecting to

work on my channel a lot more so we can

grow this community and help spread the

message of embracing what you are truly

passionate about and expressing that to

others around you because that kind of

positivity is something that we always

keep doing for ourselves

i will see you guys in my next video

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Surgeon Simulator TWO FOR ONE BRAIN + EYES Transplant Funny Moments - Duration: 6:33.

surgeon simulator

might be like large kidney doesn't

pretty close but brain transplants

I don't think so we know after christmas

new years my wife leaving me with her

new boyfriend taking all my money I am

several levels beyond financially but so

I gotta work extra hours

you gotta do what you gotta do am i

right but on the other hand knob here

motherfuckers had three transplants in

like two weeks and I mean every time the

nurses coming to my office and be like

oh my god dr. we have an emergency

egress behind the patient is dying and

I'm like is it Bob again she's like yeah

you think that after all the times I

saved his life

I mean granted i did kill him much more

than that but after all that you think

he'd give me a tip or something at least

but no more focus richest fuck and also

an ungrateful prick you know bob is the

new year so no organ failures how about

that for a new year's resolution alright

okay just broken skull into pieces

I don't know if he's actually going to

be able to use that again please stop

you're making this much harder bro

ok now let's stop the bleeding right in

the eye that is good and now give me

that

super rockin brain of yours oh my god i

broke my index got out I know nevermind

it's fine now give me that rotten brat

alright that discussed and but at least

it's out

let me just get you a new one when he

worked with two brains

I mean that'd be pretty cool just don't

drop it up up and yup it is sideways but

think is gonna work now I can put two

brains I got them it good

don't stop I mean you don't even need it

doesn't matter

and let's just cut that come on there we

is it gonna fix itself because i do not

want to touch it looks very very

sensitive month

well guess i'm going to have to and I

broke my finger

ok oh he's alive now it's pretty fast

but you know what to say it's new years

and all we're gonna do two operations in

this episode perform an eye transplant

well that it's going to be interesting

okay what the hell what why does he have

goggles if I want to take off its

breaking eyes just give me the goggles

no not the respirators and goggles no

way do I really have to break them off

oh my i am gonna end up snapping his

neck

whoa what the help please don't tell me

that was here all the time and my

dumbass didn't see it

god damn it can I use this to cut up the

goggles

please I mean it's gonna hurt but ok

that is right on his face

alright goggles are our ladies and

gentlemen now onto the eyes okay what

the hell do I do now

hey Bob you want gluons or the brown

ones i think i'm gonna give you both

you're gonna look pretty like that oh

what is this is this something I have to

use no way do I gotta do that to take it

eyes on

well I guess say goodbye to your

eyebrows Bob oh my God look at that

you look beautiful like freaking hit man

can i use pencils to get it out i mean

i'm close here might as well tried

everything ok

a pen will do know that is not freaking

work neither does the laser good it is

only killing you look at that blood

going down bro

all right you know what the drill is the

only viable option left here so might as

well go for it

does not seem to be working so you know

what i'm going to do is go back to my

medical books AK the internet and see

what I gotta do i'll be back in sac i am

back from consulting my medical books i

have figured it out but let me tell you

it is not pretty ok first off let me

just punch the shit out of them to take

the goggles off

come on give him to me Bob given to me

they don't even look good on you

okay throw that away and ok he is

bleeding but that is fine because you're

gonna bleep even more trust me

and now to the disgusting part

yup there it is you have to wedge it

deep in there and fucking pull it out

that's how fucked up it I'm so sorry did

there we go that is the second one

oh my god this is fucking awful

yep shit come on there we go okay next

up we have to bash him in the head with

this box this lady-girl did just letting

our ok now you know how walk-in help

that it's groups that is so gross

just please don't make it any grosser

stop moving

thank you

ok that is one out

ok finally did who it is over I'll let

me just stop the bleeding real quick

nan and then I need to sign it no don't

don't

RK you know what fuck the bleeding we

are doing this without it

you mean those freaking eyes did okay i

got 100k dairy go you finally grabbed it

just

oh god this is hard this is gonna be a

close one come on now justjust skin

there

get-get are you in ok I think you and

let me just get another one

Bob only make you unique i want to make

you stand out ugly was still unique i'm

going to give you this red when you

please just lift your fucking head up

and not all ok he won't let out well

they're going to see a while after this

but i'm not going to be able to unsee

this operation

hi my name is right i meant this piece

of shit i also made this all piece of

shit and if you two hate desserts and

subscribe to this channel because fuck

them

surgeon simulator

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YSU Penguins practice in chilly temps for championship game - Duration: 2:07.

Good afternoon and

thanks for joining us.

I'm Lauren Wood.

The Penguins are

wrapping up their first

practice in Frisco,

Texas right now!

First News Anchor

Dave Sess and Sports

Director Ryan Allison

are with the team.

They join us now LIVE

from Frisco.

Be sure to stick with

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A number of incredible discoveries in 2016 have led scientists searching for life on

other planets to conclude that they are quietly hopeful that 2017 will be the breakthrough

year when human beings will finally come up with conclusive proof of extra-terrestrial

life.

Scientists are always very cautious when it comes to proclaiming that they have found

life on other planets.

This is because there have been so many false alarms in the past which have led to disappointment

both among the scientific community and the public.

Dr. Simon Foster, a physicist, based at the prestigious Imperial College in London said;

�In the past when we thought we had discovered aliens previously, it was a new form of star

called the pulsar.

We don�t know hardly anything, and when we come up against something we don�t know

or doesn�t fit into out current understanding, it is quite nice to say that it could be aliens,

whereas a lot of it is just a phenomena that we haven�t discovered.� But despite all

of that, Dr. Foster still believed that there was a reason to be confident that aliens would

be discovered in the near future.

�Either way there is a breakthrough just around the corner, � he said.

There are numerous reasons why scientists are becoming more certain that a breakthrough

is imminent.

Last year, scientists detected highly unusual pulse signals from deep space which they believe

are likely to have been caused by an advanced alien civilization.

The research is currently being reviewed by bodies such as SETI, but even if this particular

theory does not pan out, scientists believe that less sophisticated forms of life may

be discovered in this solar system in the coming year.

NASA and other large space agencies across the world are launching several exploratory

missions this year that may well reveal that this solar system is home to microbial life

forms.

According to Dr. Foster, the probe Cassini which is currently orbiting Saturn and its

moons is fairly likely to discover bacterial life.

�What�s interesting is that one of Saturn�s moons, Enceladus, is an icy moon and that

leaves the tantalizing prospect of looking for life, � he said.

He also suggested that another moon, Europa, may well have life in its vast underground

ocean.

In addition to this, scientists have recently discovered a new planet orbiting Proxima Centauri,

which is only four light years from Earth which they believe could be a very hospitable

environment for life.

According to Professor Phillip Lubin of the University of California at Santa Barbara,

�The discovery of a possible planet around Proxima Centauri is very exciting.

It makes the case of visiting nearby stellar systems even more compelling.� Later this

year, astronomers will use some of the world�s most powerful telescopes to search the planet

for life.

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Top 3 Shortcuts in Safari! macOS Sierra - Duration: 2:41.

Hello and Welcome!

Today we are going to learn the "Top 3 Shortcuts in Safari".

Let's jump into it!

So we want to go ahead and open up safari.

These shortcuts should work in other browsers as well such as Chrome or Firefox.

Using one of your Command Buttons () by your space bar, Type "Command N" for "New

Window".

This will create another window to browse in.

Now you will notice this is helpful when needing another window.

But to stay organized and have multiple new windows inside one window.

Use the command key Command T, for "Tab" This will create another tab so that you can

consolidate multiple windows inside one and essentially have tabs.

Also you can always show the tab bar if you choose by going up to "View" and select

"Show tab Bar" Also you will notice the little plus button

for adding tabs!

Now what if you want to close a particular window.

You could of course click on the red X in the top left corner, but that takes way to

much time right.

The point of this video and most of my video tutorials is to become more efficient on the

Mac.

These tips seem small but in the long run when operating a computer, for work or for

play, it is essential to know the best and most efficient way to operate and of course

save time.

With that being said, type Command W. W for Window.

Boom!

Its closed!

This will close any window in Safari.

And to be fair it will pretty much close any window in most applications!

And there you have it!

In Review:

Command N for a new Safari window!

Command T for a new Tab in that window!

Command W to close a tab or multiple tabs in a window!

Let me demonstrate!

And thats Its!

Are there any tips and tricks you wish you knew on a Mac?

Yt is on video

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