Waching daily May 9 2017

What is hidradenitis?

Today, we are talking about a little researched and unusual disease, but which I have and which many of you also have.

To understand better, we are going to separate the information as in a flowchart.

What? How? When? Where? Why? Who?

Come on, let me explain it to you!

Before talking about what is hidradenitis, I will explain why I am doing this video.

I'm twenty-six years old and I've noticed signs of the disease since I was nineteen.

I always had a lot of difficulty to find information about hidradenitis,

I always did researches, and never found cool stuff about it.

Another difficulty that I had was to find a doctor that knew about the disease, and that also knew how to treat it.

Until today, I thought that hidradenitis was a disease that affected the glands.

If you research "hidradenitis" on Google, it will show to you: "Inflammation of the sweat gland".

Guys, but that's not it.

We continue to use this name "hidradenitis", because it is now popular, but hidradenitis is in fact an inflammation...

Of the hair follicle!

Of the hair follicle!

Of the hair follicle!

Seriously, I'm really happy to talk about this, because I didn't know what it was! Are you aware of it?

Hair follicle!

I also thought that hidradenitis was an inherited disease, exclusively genetic, but I also found out that it's not like that…

Another thing that I thought was that hidradenitis was a disease that only affected fat people like me,

another thing that is not true.

Once, a doctor told me that hidradenitis was a disease that affected only women.

Today I know that men also suffer from hidradenitis.

Well, these were the wrong things that I thought about my disease, and you may also think a lot of things until now.

I had the opportunity to research, to find data, to collect updated information about the disease.

And check it out: the first time hidradenitis appeared in the medical records was in 1939, not a long time ago.

And do you know the year of the researches that I used to make this video?

2016! Last year… Seriously.

This means that if I had done this video two years ago, we would have a lot of wrong information here.

But let's FINALLY share the correct information!

What is hidradenitis?

What is it?

Hidradenitis is a chronic, inflammatory, recurrent, painful disease that affects the hair follicle

and that generally appears in the end of adolescence and in the beginning of the adult life.

How? It forms injuries, in nodule format, that become abscesses, which periodically inflame.

When?

Isolated cases of nodules and abscesses do not constitute hidradenitis.

If within six months two to three episodes happen, and if they occur in a typical site, then you may have the diagnosis.

But Jessica, how do I have this hidradenitis diagnosis?

Actually, no laboratory diagnosis is possible, that is, there is not an exam that you do which results in hidradenitis.

Some doctors even perform "ultrasonography"...

"Ultrasonography". Before I suffered from it, now I'm cool… Some doctors performed ultrasonography…

To see the extent of the injury, how your injury is, but this exam was never performed in me, for example.

What happens is the clinical diagnosis, that is, you go to the doctor, he talks to you,

understands your history, and examines your body, sees your injuries.

He learns about the episodes that happened with you, and then he may provide you a clinical diagnosis of hidradenitis.

Where?

The typical and common sites of hidradenitis are the bending sites, armpits,

inguinal site, which is the site a little above the groin,

genitals, groin, butt,

intermammary and inframammary, breasts, men and women,

the belly and also the ectopies. What are ectopies, Jessica?

Ectopies are uncommon sites for hidradenitis. They are called ectopic hidradenitis!

Why?

Well, everything starts in a follicular occlusion process; it occludes the follicle. What is that?

@#&%

It even sounds like a porn movie, doesn't it?

I occluded the follicle. @#&%, guys, it occludes the follicle, seriously. But anyway…

What is that means? That the hair wants to go out, but it is not able to.

And then, little cists are formed. These cists are filled with keratin. This keratin suddenly bursts and goes to the skin.

Keratin is a super irritating agent.

Because it is such an irritating agent, our body performs an inflammatory response to be protected.

Then the nodule, the abscess is formed, and it inflames,

and finally the fistula, which is a honeycomb shaped scar, which is a trait of the hidradenitis.

It's cute, isn't it, guys? It's sad, but cute.

Yes, but the cause is not yet known.

Who?

0.035% to 4% of the world population has hidradenitis, approximately.

Science believes that this is 1% of the world population. 1% of seven billions is a lot of people! Where are those people?

Where are they? I'll give the spoiler: they are at home, crying and suffering.

We do not have an accurate estimation here in Brazil, but we know one thing:

The average delay in diagnosis is 7 to 12 years,

that is,

a person may stay with the disease 7 to 12 years without knowing about it.

Women have more hidradenitis than men. 3 to 4 women for every man have hidradenitis.

We also know that the disease starts around 21 years old.

The more frequent site of hidradenitis in men is the armpit-mammary axis,

and in women, the inguinal-genital site, ninety-three percent!

It has a lot to do with depilation, girls!

10% of the patients with hidradenitis have lost their jobs!

23% of the patients with hidradenitis believe that the disease interferes in their production.

The lack of work affects 58.1% of the patients with hidradenitis.

Hidradenitis is one of the most harmful diseases in dermatology to the patients' quality of life.

We will talk about all the social and psychological aspects: the isolation phase, how to deal with the disease, with the pain,

the relation with family, friends, in the next episodes of our series, keep an eye on it…

Why? One of the things I always asked myself is: Why do I have hidradenitis?

It is not a genetic disease, but a predisposition may happen, from 5 to 10% of the cases.

Including me, guys. I love real statistics.

But there are also the environmental factors.

I will tell you about my case, in which three environmental factors helped to initiate the disease.

Smoking. Guys, smoking is bad.

Depilation, for those who do not know, is a super aggressive procedure.

And skin friction due to overweight, it is hard to be hot. It is really hard to be hot!

The most asked question by people who have hidradenitis, by our families, by our friends is: Is there a cure for hidradenitis?

But take it easy, I will answer this in the next episode, next Tuesday.

I hope that you have enjoyed it, please tell us what you think, if you want to know more about hidradenitis,

if you want to read more about it…

Please visit the site "Minha Vida", you will find it below; there is a special section about hidradenitis.

Here: "Gorda de Boa" quality seal!

I hope you have enjoyed it, subscribe to my channel for more, and I'll see you next Tuesday.

@jtauane! Follow me on Instagram!

Bye-bye, guys, Cecília!

(No, no goodbyes, because we will be back next week)

No, no goodbyes, next week there will be more!

Great, I love it!

For more infomation >> O QUE É HIDRADENITE? | HS de Boa 01 - Duration: 8:20.

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Megalith Part 1: The Last Briefing | BESIEGE v 0.45 | Theater of Flights #66 - Duration: 2:30.

Good morning troops. I have an important announcement.

In one hour, each one of you will take part in the most important mission in our history

A mission that will result in the defeat of the vile enemy who has brought chaos to our continent.

Although we are from different nations and of different races,

we have fought, suffered and died together,

fighting for what we believe in - fighting for freedom.

Today, we shall gather for our final battle, to liberate our beautiful continent

and restore freedom to our people, our friends, and our families.

Our victory will herald the beginning of a new era of prosperity for the Usean continent.

Victory will be ours! We shall return peace to our people, and win back our freedom, and our future!

The skies belong to everyone! Now, let us take back our shattered skies!

♫ King, ♫

♫ King of tremendous majesty, ♫

♫ who freely saves those worthy ones, ♫

♫ save me, source of mercy. ♫

For more infomation >> Megalith Part 1: The Last Briefing | BESIEGE v 0.45 | Theater of Flights #66 - Duration: 2:30.

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DOING IT FOR MYSELF| BACK TO THE SQUATS | Summer Shredding Challege ep.6 - Duration: 14:47.

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Zidane: "Tenemos la suerte de poder demostrar cada tres días lo que estamos haciendo" - Duration: 0:39.

For more infomation >> Zidane: "Tenemos la suerte de poder demostrar cada tres días lo que estamos haciendo" - Duration: 0:39.

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[VOSTFR] A.C.E - Attaque sur Hongdae 1 - Duration: 6:49.

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Beautiful Cut - David Tavares - Duration: 2:13.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

When, you know, a lot of homeowners

come home from work at the end of the day

and they see they want nice and clean, the lawn is cut,

you know, it's just--

that's the service that they want.

My name is David Tavares.

My operation is Tavares Landscaping Services,

and we're out of Seekonk, Massachusetts.

We have 14 employees, and I own about 11 walkers.

I've been in business for about 15 years,

and I've used the Walker more for at least 12.

When I first bought it, you know, I was--

I was used to walking behind a walk-behind

and then, I sat on the Walker and it was

like a whole different world.

I do all kinds of properties, from little old ladies

to high end properties.

Well, we call them like the lawn vacuum, you know?

So pretty much you just go in and we can suck up little twigs

and leaves and, you know, and bring everything right

to the curb, leave it to suck it up, or dump it on site,

in a designated area.

So it saves a lot of time, you know, handling the material.

I really have to emphasize that, you know,

it'll pick up all the small tree debris, you know?

I find that most yards that we're using the Walker more on,

we don't even have to dethatch them.

In a way-- we're able to lower the blade

towards the end of the season and suck a lot of the thatch

out and everything.

I mean, a lot of neighbors will see the job we do

and they'll, you know, they'll definitely, you know,

ask me to give them a price to cut their lawn, and we'll--

we definitely get more work.

And I would say definitely-- you know, it-- you know,

the Walker is a big part of that.

We're able to keep everything clean, you know?

Like we'll go around blowing everything out of the gardens

and onto the grass to suck things up with the machines.

My name is David Tavares.

My operation is Tavares Landscaping Services.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

For more infomation >> Beautiful Cut - David Tavares - Duration: 2:13.

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Are You Remembering The Past Or Another Timeline - Duration: 9:41.

Are You Remembering The Past Or Another Timeline

by Lindsay Maxfield,

Why it Doesn�t Matter, and How It�s The Only Way to Heal

Are you remembering the past, or another timeline of your life or alternate reality? Here�s

a powerful theory that explains why healing one version of the past heals every other

reality (and why it doesn�t matter which timeline your �memory� comes from�it

all leads to soul growth and miraculous emotional healing.)

Today I took my kids to the park that borders my old elementary school. As we climbed a

hill near a pavilion, just beyond the schoolyard, I told my kids about how there used to be

a playground on top of the hill and how my best friend and I used to play �Beauty and

the Beast� there. As my children and I sat on the hill and talked and played, suddenly

I looked around and realized, there is no possible way a playground could fit on top

of this low but steep hill. It couldn�t have been more than 10-feet by 5-feet (and

that�s a generous estimate), and the back side of the hill was fortified by concrete,

which gave the pavilion a sort of �stadium stair� back wall. There�s just no possible

way a playground ever existed in that spot�at least not in this experience we call reality.

And so I surmised that this playground didn�t exist in my current reality; it existed in

an alternate timeline.

As baffling as it seemed, it was also a somewhat normal experience for me�normal in the sense

that these kinds of �glitches in the matrix� are happening to me almost constantly these

days. Just another sign that we�re living in a quantum, holographic reality, where time

and space bend and meld and cease to exist, where we can jump into another timeline or

reality with increasing ease. And so I chuckled to myself and thought, �Well, there�s

another Mandela Effect experience to add to the rest: a disappearing playground!�

But it didn�t end there. I just couldn�t stop thinking about it, because the truth

is, there�s so much more unfolding here than one simple case of timeline shifting.

I began to examine my memory of going to the playground. In actuality, although I spoke

of often going to that playground, I only have one clear memory of it. It was a cold,

frosty morning, and I remembered the ice crystals covering the playground drawbridge. My friend

and I ran up a neighboring tree-covered hill, pretending to be Belle running from the wolves

in the woods. When we came upon the playground we acted bewildered upon �discovering�

it, then we each took turns reciting lines from the movie, giving ourselves a dramatic

echo as we did: �Hello? �Ello �ello �ello? Anybody there? There? There?�

It turns out that although vivid, this is the one and only memory I have of this playground.

Which is strange indeed, considering the fact that I attended this school for all six grades

(plus kindergarten) and have visited the park hundreds of times since. But it gets even

weirder: I have no memory of this playground actually being built. It was as though it

simply showed up one day. What�s more, although I recall feeling sad in later years that the

playground was no longer there anymore, it seems as though it also disappeared overnight.

Now, I�m not saying that�s 100% exactly what happened. But in my memory there are

holes�significant ones. I do remember clearly the feeling that it appeared one year, and

disappeared almost as suddenly, without a concrete memory of when. As a child I surmised

that the playground must have been built over the summer, and in my mind it was taken down

a few short years after that. Yet despite spending literally years of my life at that

school and in that park, this one lone memory is the only time in my personal history I

can recall actually playing on that playground.

That in and of itself is extremely odd, which is why I chalked it up to a timeline shift

and surmised that this playground existed in another timeline or a parallel reality,

and the memory my current self holds of this experience is just another �glitch in the

Matrix.�

Coincidentally, for whatever reason, I�ve looked back on that memory fondly and often.

It�s one of those golden memories of childhood, small as it was. I can�t tell you exactly

why it was one of the ones that �stuck,� but it did. Perhaps only for the sole purpose

of setting the stage for an epic mind-f* that I�m about to explain to you�which happened

tonight, just a few hours after taking my kids to that very same spot.

Tonight, reflecting back on this possible evidence of timeline shifting with the playground,

an idea suddenly struck me: What if in our memory we hold all experiences from all our

timelines, and when we access them not only do we not realize they may be from a different

timeline, but we are unconsciously pulling forth whatever experience we need to support

us in this now, regardless of which reality the event itself happened in?

As an example, let�s use a childhood memory where your best friend moved. It could have

served to create some powerful beliefs that shaped your life�say, that the people you

love can leave, so it�s best to love lightly and stay guarded. Fast-forward 20 years and

you�re beginning to realize you have a relationship pattern where you won�t let yourself fully

love. You could look to your past to explain this pattern and search for the origin, and

this memory might come up to explain everything. Now, does it matter if it happened to you

in THIS timeline or reality? No, because the memory fits the experience and gives you an

explanation, and with it the chance to heal and grow. It fits the bill and serves your

soul growth regardless, so it�s a harmonious energetic match.

As I�m following this train of thought I had this powerful realization: If you heal

the block or release the energy this memory caused, it will be healed for ALL timelines

and versions of yourself, no matter how they�ve manifested in other realities. You see, one

event or �origin story� could result in any number of different experiences in any

number of parallel lives. For example, in one timeline this friend-moving-away scenario

could be the experience that caused you to create a distant relationship with your children

as opposed to a romantic hurdle, and in another timeline it could cause you to behave recklessly

in a you-only-live-once kind of way, and on and on. But going back to that single point

of origin would heal and clear all of these behaviors and the belief the original experience

spawned. Because at their core, all of our maladaptive behaviors and beliefs are only

ever about this: the illusion of separation and a belief in the lack of love.

In this way, accessing �past� memories serves us across all versions of ourselves,

so it doesn�t matter which �past� it comes from. When it comes to healing the present

by examining the past, perhaps the exact �memory� we need will surface to allow us to heal and

move forward in our spiritual progression�which, at its most poignant and powerful, is always

about seeing through the illusion of separation and restoring true Christlike, unconditional

love. This is the very essence of soul growth and it is our purpose here on this planet,

in this or any lifetime.

And as one final mind-bending note: This could explain why we don�t consciously or readily

know what causes our blocks and emotional problems; it takes digging, intuition, and

sometimes a healthy dose of divining, because these problems didn�t always occur in this

timeline�they just might have happened in a parallel or alternate reality that our conscious

minds can�t access through our �normal� or �current� bank of memories. We have

to access our soul record to find just the right memory or origin story. And when we

do, our entire record changes in the blink of an eye and miraculous, lasting healing

can finally occur.

For more infomation >> Are You Remembering The Past Or Another Timeline - Duration: 9:41.

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Lerrie Grooten presents: Acts of Kindness Month - Duration: 2:01.

For more infomation >> Lerrie Grooten presents: Acts of Kindness Month - Duration: 2:01.

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ThoMats #3 - Part 2 | Football Golf Challenge | Müller vs. Hummels - Duration: 3:17.

"He's getting arrogant now."

"Leave the ball!"

"Don't touch, no. no, no, don't touch!"

"Now the cameraman stops."

"I was really confident of winning until right now but he's really given me a beating today.

I'm feeling the pressure again."

"So I've put the ball down, this one's going in,

the competition is over really."

"Now he's getting arrogant.

But that will come back to bite him.

Mimimimimi."

"Stop, yes!"

"Are you ready?

Can you see the hole?"

"Yes, I can see it."

„Hey, hey, hey you can't take that away, Mats.

You're altering the golf course.

The ball has to be there."

"Loose items need to be removed."

"You, that loose item stopped your ball!

Unbelievable.

I'll play it when you've put it there."

"That's the worst thing that can happen in golf.

Now it's my turn again."

"Obviously I also took a risk." "You did!

But now you have a good angle anyway."

"It just bounced off!"

"I'm going for it.

Why not!

I'm not giving myself anymore."

"You told me before, I'm gonna risk it all and then you take it with your left."

"I wasn't able to score from there."

"Ah come on, stop with this."

"No, no."

"Watch out, watch out!

Now the cameraman is affecting this.

I said get out of the way.

Now he's saved five metres with that."

"No that went in!"

"Leave the ball!"

"Don't touch, no. no, no, don't touch!

Well we've really not made it easy for ourselves with these holes."

"No,

come on, that was well on course."

"Oh, no."

"Now the bottle, the bottle."

"Shall I finish off?"

"No, I'll get mine in first."

"Yes, Mull sinks his putt."

"Too risky, too risky.

Now that's a moment to enjoy.

Yes Xabi, go through there for the moment.

To enjoy and take the lead."

"Ah, that hurts. Fair play."

"Thanks very much, good game!"

"Yes, you have to be able to hold your hands up."

"I'm not sure if I was very good or you were just bad. I don't mind

at the end of the day."

"Great. Good one."

"I beat the Mull at his own game."

For more infomation >> ThoMats #3 - Part 2 | Football Golf Challenge | Müller vs. Hummels - Duration: 3:17.

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Are We All Related? - Duration: 6:26.

This is you.

And these are your ancestors, a huge pyramid stretching into the past and balancing right

on your head.

How many ancestors do you have?

Well, you have two parents.

Four grandparents.

And eight great-grandparents.

Four generations back, your direct ancestors total 30.

If we continue down this line, doubling every step, just 40 generations ago we'd find

a trillion ancestors, all living *at the same time*.

Which is… ridiculous.

That's not only more people than have ever been alive, it's more stars than are in

the Milky Way.

Since our species came on the scene 200,000 years ago, there've been maybe 7 or 8 *thousand*

generations of humans leading up to… you.

So where are all your missing ancestors?

Clearly, there's been some inbreeding.

[OPEN]

We're not talking banjo-playing, King-of-Spain, Cersei-Jamie inbreeding, but every family

tree inevitably grows forks.

Before Tinder, choices for mates were often limited to as far as you could walk.

Even people like Charles Darwin and Albert Einstein married their first cousins.

Because so many people with shared ancestors have reproduced, our number of actual ancestors

is much smaller than what simple math tells us.

If we replace that with fancy math, factoring in how people moved and lived and paired up…

life expectancy, trade, geography, Genghis Khan… we find something interesting: every

human alive today shares a common ancestor in their family tree, and this person lived

only around 3,000 years ago.

That's right, next time you get in a fight with a stranger on the internet, just remember

that you share the same great great great great great (fast foward) great grandfather

or grandmother.

But we don't know who that person was.

The math tells us they must have existed, but they didn't leave fossils or artifacts.

Or like, a note or something.

Though, writing birthday cards for each of their 7.4 Billion great great great great

great (fast forward) great grandchildren would have been nice gesture.

But we all carry a record of our ancestors in our genes.

Because DNA is copied over and over, every so often a mistake is written in.

You know how when you make a copy of a copy, it's doesn't come out as sharp?

Like that, but since most of our DNA can be changed without affecting how things work,

many of these mutations slip through to the next generation.

These genetic changes accumulate at a steady rate through time, so scientists can read

them like a molecular clock, and estimate how much time has passed.

And which changes individuals share tell us how closely or distantly related they are.

Humans *seem* really different, but on a DNA level we're remarkably similar.

Groups of chimps in Central Africa, living right next to each other, show more genetic

variation than we find in the entire human population.

This genetic similarity tells us that our species is new, in the big scheme of things,

and that at one point our population was small, maybe as few as 10,000 of us.

To put that in perspective, that's only a third of your average Bruce Springsteen

crowd.

Sorry Boss.

Today, any two humans only differ by about 1 out of 1000 DNA base pairs.

But our genome is so big, that's still millions of single letter differences, or SNPs, for

"single nucleotide polymorphism".

We tend to see combinations of these changes, chunks of SNPs, associated with different

geographic locations.

Companies that test your DNA ancestry read thousands of these single letter changes in

your genome, to make a sort of signature of your unique genetic variation.

Then they compare your signature to thousands of reference individuals from various parts

of the world, and do a bunch of fancy math to see which parts of your genome most likely

came from certain geographic areas.

My genetic results: Pretty much look like this.

My ancNewsprestors, on both sides of my family, are from Northern Europe and Scandinavia,

which explains my last name, why I'm tall, why I don't tan, and also why I carry more

Neanderthal DNA than 2/3rds of people.

Confused why I have Neanderthal DNA?

You should watch our last video. I didn't find any surprises, but many people learn

about ancestry they didn't know they had.

Where we come from isn't always obvious on the outside, but DNA doesn't lie.

Before, using math, we identified an ancestor, not too long ago, that's related to all

of us.

But that person's genetic influence has been shuffled so much it's invisible in

our DNA today.

Is there someone whose genes have been passed on, unbroken, to today?

Some leftover fingerprint from the mother of everyone alive?

There is.

You have a 47th chromosome.

It lives in mitochondria, the POWERHOUSE OF THE CELL! – so we're doing that again?

Ok–mitochondria used to be free-swimming.

They have their own genetic material.

Unlike your other 46 chromosomes, there's no shuffling when it's passed between generations.

What's more, all your mitochondria came from your mother's egg, not your father's

sperm.

They trace an unbroken line of ancestors stretching back through every female in your family tree.

By comparing the changes that have accumulated over the millennia, we find the most ancient

human mitochondrial DNA comes from Africa, where our species originated.

We can even trace it back to one woman, about 150,000 years ago.

Other Homo sapiens females lived alongside her, but only her lineage lives on today,

all other Homo sapiens lineages are extinct.

This is mitochondrial Eve.

And every single one of us, descend from her.

In the truest sense, we really are family.

Even if we're just hundredth cousins or something.

But our ancestry isn't just branches stretching into the past, it's also a tree that extends

into the future.

Today we have more power to mold that future, down to the genetic level, than we've ever

had before.

So what might our species' future look like?

Next time.

Stay curious.

This video is part of a special series we're doing about the story of our species: Where

we came from, how we're all connected, and where we're going.

If you haven't already, check out part 1 and 2 to trace the fossils in our family tree

and learn why we're the only humans left.

And be sure to subscribe so you don't miss any of our videos.

For more infomation >> Are We All Related? - Duration: 6:26.

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My Dwarf Hamster Died - Duration: 2:55.

When I was in fourth grade I really wanted to get a pet that wasn't a fish.

So we went to the pet store and got a Chinese Dwarf hamster and we named her Pickles.

Now I was really really excited because this is my first actual pet.

And, pickles is actually really calm, so I would spend days with her just sitting

on the couch and just having fun.

She didn't really run on the wheel but I was fine with that.

She was so sweet and I loved her so much.

She was like my best friend.

Every day I would just spend with her yeah just took her everywhere.

One day she bit me for the first time and I was kind of surprised so I

put her in her cage and I waited for her to calm down. Now, that

day was the first day she ran on the wheel and I was really excited

and I was so surprised and I was like oh you bit me but that's okay

you're gonna run on the wheel you're great.

So I went to bed I went to woke up my mom called me some downstairs and she said,

"Bella I think your hamsters dead."

I was shocked I didn't know what was happening so I ran downstairs and I saw

her she wasn't dead she was just having trouble breathing we think that she fell

on her back when she was climbing up the cage walls because she was really really rowdie

that night. I picked her up and I held her in my hand and just kind of breathe when she

breathed. I, we just kind of breathe simultaneously.

We did that for a couple minutes and then she just stopped breathing.

I was just kind of shocked and like paralyzed and know what

to do. I put her back in the cage and I just said mom pickles is dead and then

that's when it hit me and I just started bawling it was bad. I laid down on the

floor and just cried. So I went to school did everyone try to trim me up but it

just like it didn't work and I just cried.

My friends we had a funeral they all wrote notes for her.

I had her in a box I read the notes what everyone wrote and then we buried her.

I was really upset it was really sad for me.

Then, it's not like we were replacing her but we got a new hamster named Buttercup.

But even after like three or four years I still miss her.

For more infomation >> My Dwarf Hamster Died - Duration: 2:55.

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Trump To Appoint 10 Lower Court Federal Judges - Duration: 3:52.

Trump To Appoint 10 Lower Court Federal Judges

BY KERRY PICKET

President Trump will announce 10 nominees to the lower federal courts Monday.

A White House official confirmed to The New York Times the 10 nominees will be the first

in what will be monthly waves of judicial appointments.

In the wake of Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch�s confirmation, over 120 federal

judge vacancies still need to be filled.

Republicans no longer need to factor in filibusters that could hamper any of the incoming nominees,

given the last two rule changes that happened in the Senate over the last four years.

White House counsel Donald McGahn told The New York Times the appointments were a vindication

of a pledge President Trump made during the campaign �to appoint strong and principled

jurists to the federal bench who will enforce the Constitution�s limits on federal power

and protect the liberty of all Americans.�

The Daily Caller spoke to Attorney General Jeff Sessions last weekend about the timeline

of upcoming appointments and Sessions appeared confident that judicial and U.S. attorney

posts would be filled on time.

�We�ve got 127 federal judge vacancies that need to be confirmed, and then we�ve

got 94 United States attorneys that need to be confirmed,� Sessions stated.

�So we�re moving names forward.

And we�re trying to do good background checks to make sure that these U.S. attorneys are

first rate because they are key leaders in the effort to reduce crime in America and

create public safety.�

He added, �So, we need to get them confirmed as fast as possible.

I don�t think we are much behind if at all, beyond historical times.

Most U.S. attorneys are in by September or more before they are confirmed.

We�re hoping to get some in as soon as possible.�

The Trump administration drew 10 appointments from the list of 21 potential Supreme Court

nominees put together by the Federalist Society and Heritage Foundation and that Trump released

during the campaign, but McGahn told The Times it is also referring to other sources as well.

Justice Joan L. Larsen, a former law clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia and law professor

at the University of Michigan, is one of the nominees on Trump�s list.

She now serves on the Michigan Supreme Court and is expected to be nominated to the U.S.

Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati.

�President Trump is building on the success of his nomination of Justice Gorsuch with

an outstanding new slate of nominees for the lower federal courts.

The nominees have stellar qualifications and a record of courageous commitment to the rule

of law that will make them excellent additions to the federal bench,� Judicial Crisis Network�s

Carrie Severino told TheDC in a statement.

�When it comes to fulfilling his campaign promise to appoint strong, principled judges,

Trump is knocking it out of the park.�

Trump is also expected to appoint Justice David R. Stras.

Stras was a former law clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas as well as a law professor at the University

of Minnesota.

He is now on the Minnesota Supreme Court.

Judge Amul Thapar of the federal district court of Kentucky is Trump�s only lower

court federal nominee.

Thapar is still waiting on a Senate confirmation vote to serve on the Sixth Circuit.

Three other nominees are expected to be appointed to the federal appeals courts, including Amy

Coney Barrett, John K. Bush and Kevin C. Newsom.

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