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John McCain Cancer: What is glioblastoma?

Sen. John McCain was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an

aggressive brain tumor, Mayo Clinic doctors told CNN in 2017.

On Friday 24 August 2018, John McCain family said in a statement that McCain has made the

decision to discontinue medical treatment.

Unlike other brain tumors that start in the body and spread to the brain, glioblastoma

starts in the brain or spinal cord.

The tumor arises from star-shaped brain cells known as"astrocytes."

The American Brain Tumor Association labels the tumor "highly malignant" and cancerous

because of its ability to invade and stay within normal brain tissue.

John McCain underwent surgery to remove a blood clot in July 2017 at the Mayo Clinic

in Phoenix.

Lab results from the surgery confirmed the presence of glioblastoma.

Glioblastoma is the most common of all malignant brain tumors, representing 15.4% of all primary

brain tumors, according to the brain tumor group, which estimates that there will be

over 12,000 cases before the end of 2017.

This form of tumor killed Sen. Ted Kennedy and Beau Biden, the son of former Vice President

Joe Biden.

Glioblastoma symptoms CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay

Gupta spoke in 2017 to doctors involved in McCain's care with permission from his family.

Gupta told CNN's Anderson Cooper he learned McCain had felt tired over the months before

his diagnosis and had a bout of double vision but blamed it on his intense travel schedule.

Doctors ordered a CAT scan and an MRI scan of McCain's brain that revealed the tumor.

The symptoms of glioblastoma are usually a result of increased pressure on the brain.

The American Brain Tumor Association lists headaches, nausea, vomiting and drowsiness

as symptoms for the tumor.

Depending on where the tumor is, however, weakness on one side of the body, memory and

speech difficulties and visual changes can all be developed as a result.

Glioblastoma treatment:

There is no specific treatment used for glioblastoma, but there are a few approaches doctors can

take, Gupta said.

"This is a malignant cancer.

What that means in this case is that you operate on this," he said.

"It needs to be treated as well with chemotherapy and radiation."

When a cancer is malignant, this means cells are dividing uncontrollably and can invade

nearby tissues.

They may also spread to other parts of the body through the blood stream or lymph system.

The brain tumor association labels the prognosis for glioblastoma survival in terms of median

survival, the length of time at which an equal number of patients do better and an equal

number of patients do worse.

Depending on the type of glioblastoma and treatment used, this can range from 14 months

to three years.

The association also cites a 2009 study that found 10% of patients with glioblastoma may

live five years or longer.

The average survival time for malignant glioblastoma is around 14 months with treatment, Gupta

said.

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What is the best DAW software for music production // for beginners - Duration: 9:02.

what is the best software for music production? you may have asked yourself

the question just like I did when I start out in this video I'll give you

some guidance on what to look out for when choosing a DAW. so what is the best DAW?

the answer to that question may surprise you

welcome back how are you doing I hope you're doing marvelously well. consider

subscribing to the channel if you already haven't. the best DAW is

the DAW that you can work the quickest and the most comfortable with. but what

that is? well, in this video I'll give you some guidelines for that. don't listen to

what everybody else says you need to use: Ableton, Logic or whatever every DAW has

its strengths and weaknesses and if there was one DAW for everybody

everybody would use it. there are a couple of different DAWs out there

I'll start by naming a few starting with the bigger ones

FL Studio, Logic Pro X from Apple, Ableton and pro tools

less famous are Studio One, Reaper and Cubase. but there are a lot more DAWs

out there. let's start off with FL Studio. I FL Studio started out under the

name Fruity Loops and they released in 2018 a Mac version, so it's now available

on the windows and on the Mac. FL Studio has a little bit of an image problem. a

lot of people don't take FL studio seriously, because they solve things

differently in their software. okay. and as a computer programmer I have to step

in here. FL studio is written in the programming language Delphi and Delphi is

not the optimal language to program CPU and computing heavy stuff for. but a DAW

is. CPU heavy stuff is written in a programming language C or a derivative

of that, because it is the language closest to the language of the computer

and every big software company that is programming CPU heavy stuff will use C

for that. but not FL studio, so FL Studio will never be the fastest DAW around.

You pay about 800 euros for the full version of FL Studio. then the software that I

know pretty well. Logic, Logic Pro X. I started out producing in Logic and I took

producing classes and Logic. Logic is just one version so no standard professional

ultimate etc etc etc. one version for 200 euros and it is the

cheapest and most complete software there's only a Mac version so Windows is

not an option, because it's produced by Apple. there are three big problems that

I have with the software: first of all you can't search for plugins and presets

regretfully, every other software can, but they don't do that

second of all it displays a message when it maxed out the CPU, then you have to

click OK and press the spacebar again to stop playing the song and will probably

max out again, so you have to press ok spacebar, ok spacebar, ok spacebar, that's

annoying. any other software crackles a bit and continues playing also what I

don't like is that the bugs are really not fixed in the software. Apple updates

pretty much everything from equalizers to spiffy-looking plugins

yeah, but the bugs for example in the EXS24 sampler they refuse to fix

if you want the detailed review about Logic, leave it down in their comments below

then Live or Ableton Live, everybody says

Ableton but they mean Live, Live is the name of the software. Ableton is the name

of the firm. I think life is the most used software by EDM producers.

in my search for a new DAW. Tried Ableton Live and I really like it.

What I like the most is that editor. it works a little bit like Lego and that works

really well. also I like the plugins at the bottom of the screen, but regretfully

that works only with plugins developed by Ableton itself, so you don't take

advantage of that with third-party plugins, and what I also like is the live

feature in Ableton Live and almost every DAW lacks that feature. what I don't

like is the way how automation works. I also don't like the track folding it's

too big or too small it's nothing in between

Ok, bye

1985 just called they want a user interface back. by the way

Ableton Live is about 600 euros: full version then ProTools well I don't even consider

it is a serious option for a beginner. you need a software and hardware key for

that it's really complicated and then also they charge you 900 euros per year

just for the updates, then on top of that they lack features: they are behind

on the competition. the only, one and only reason why you want to consider Pro Tools

is because it is used in professional recording studios.

I use Studio One because for me it has the least weaknesses. but it's definitely not

the best software around for example when I want to zoom in or zoom out or

scroll and a bigger project it lags sometimes two three seconds before it

reacts to my commands. also what I don't like but, ok I can work around, is the way

side chains work. it's horribly complicated. I name a few things I like

about this software: first of all this search feature for plugins, .presets and

files also you can drag and drop your plugins on your project. also the editor.

clips stick really nicely to the grid. then the preview file browser with auto

tempo adjust to your project. I like also the scratch pad: just to try things out.

automation right click on a point and just enter a value. then the range tool

from Pro Tools so the upper section of a clip means something different than the

lower section of the clip when you hover over it with the mouse. with one you edit

and with the other you grab the clip and I like the start page a lot. I like also

that the software is constantly being developed. you can find Studio One the

pro version that's the biggest version for about 400 euros. if you want a more

in-depth view of Presonus Studio One let me know in the comments below, maybe I'll

make a video about it. you can download trial versions of different DAWS

regretfully Logic is an exception to that. but even

Presonus Studio One has a full-functioning version that you can get for free on the

website. most DAWs have Windows and a Mac version. but again Logic is an

exception to that. but just choose one DAW and start with it. try to learn and

try to learn the basics. if you learn the basics in one DAW, you can apply that to

the next ,so if you're unhappy with your choice in a year or so, you can still

switch to another one, but I think it's more important that you learn the basics

than choosing the right one immediately. Does one music genre suit a certain

DAW better than the other? well I personally don't see why, because the

basics are the same, maybe the way you are getting there is different, but you

can produce hits with every major DAW and there are hits produced in every

major DAW. does one DAW sound better than another?

well yes but again the differences are so small and there are hits produced in

every major DAW. if it wouldn't suit the job people would use it

I found a comparison video on YouTube, I will link it in the description below

I want to give a shout out to Pianology who commented in my video about RAM for

music production that sampled instruments take up more memory than

non sampled instruments. thank you for that comment. if you have a useful

comment for this video leave it down share it with the rest of us. I love to

make content free of charge on YouTube but I hope you want to support me in

that on my patreon page for as low as just one dollar a month

don't forget to Like subscribe and hit the bell and I love to see you in my

next video. thank you for watching. bye

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Meghan Markle looks like her mom Doria Ragland when she was younger - Duration: 2:03.

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What Is CBD Oil And How Did It Become A $1 Billion Industry? - Duration: 3:58.

Narrator: With all the weed trucks and imagery

all over New York these days, you might think to yourself,

"Hey, is marijuana legal now?"

Not quite.

What these companies are selling

is actually something called CBD.

It's found in everything from lollipops to lattes.

And business is booming.

CBD products are part of what is estimated to be

a roughly one billion dollar industry in the United States.

And it's perfectly legal.

So, what does CBD have that marijuana doesn't?

Martin Lee: The fact of the matter is

we're kind of in the midst of a CBD craze right now.

Narrator: Martin Lee is the director of Project CBD,

an educational platform that focuses

on cannabis science and therapeutics.

Lee: CBD stands for cannabidiol.

That's a component of the cannabis plant

that has significant therapeutic properties,

but it's not intoxicating.

It doesn't get you high like THC.

Narrator: As it happens,

not all cannabis plants are created equal.

Take a look at these two varieties.

One is marijuana, the other is hemp.

One gets you high, the other doesn't.

The key difference is what's on the inside.

Lee: THC and CBD are the main components

of the cannabis plant.

Narrator: THC is what makes you feel high,

and marijuana plants are loaded with it.

Dave Chappelle: I don't know about y'all,

but I can't even move.

Narrator: Hemp, on the other hand,

has hardly any THC at all.

But what it lacks in THC it makes up for

with higher amounts of CBD.

Now, CBD won't get you high,

but it does have a redeeming quality: it's legal.

And at least according to the marketing,

it has a relaxing effect.

So since this stuff is all the rage,

let's see how it's made.

So, once you have a cannabis plant, one simple way

to make extract can be done in your own kitchen.

Lee: As simple as using olive oil or butter

and heating the trim from the plant

or a little bit of the green material from the plant.

Obviously that's not very useful

for mass industrial production, to be cooking up something

in your kitchen with butter and cannabis.

Narrator: But the more common way

involves a specialized, complex machine.

Lee: One very widespread way is using

what's called a supercritical CO2 extraction.

It's ground up to have the texture

initially of like a coffee grind.

And it's poured into vessels, literally,

of a supercritical CO2 machine.

It will stay in that machine for upwards to 24 hours

under different pressures and temperatures

at different times of the extraction process.

And ultimately you'll end up with a thick,

golden oil that's very waxy in texture.

Narrator: You can also extract it

using ethanol and hydrocarbons.

You can find this oil in a number

of different products these days.

Lee: It can be administered in various different forms.

It might be ingested, it might be applied topically.

Narrator: They even have CBD oil products for your pets.

I stopped by a cafe in New York

which sells all sorts of CBD-infused products.

I tried a CBD matcha latte and a CBD macaroon.

These snacks tasted great,

and I felt a little more relaxed after,

but it was hard to tell if the CBD

was actually doing anything for me

or if it was all in my head.

Scientists are actually still trying to figure out

exactly how CBD affects the body.

Lee: So, there really is a scientific basis

for understanding why CBD can work,

but we're still really a long way of mastering the hows.

Narrator: Still, CBD may have more benefits

than just a relaxing afternoon.

Some initial studies have shown that CBD can help

with a number of different medical conditions.

In fact, in June 2018, the FDA approved the first CBD drug,

Epidiolex, which is used to treat epilepsy.

So, who knows?

Perhaps we'll be seeing CBD in more places

than just cannabis-decorated vans in the future.

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Arsenal fans stunned by what Torreira was doing in the 84th minute v West Ham - Duration: 3:12.

 Arsenal finally have their first three points of the Premier League season.  They didn't exactly do it in style at the Emirates, beating West Ham 3-1 after the visitors pretty much dominated the entire 90 minutes

 Had Marko Arnautovic not been substituted on 58 minutes, the three points could have been heading back to east London

 The Austrian striker opened the scoring, before Nacho Monreal was on hand to equalise shortly after

 Debutant Issa Diop then headed into his own net on 70 minutes, with substitute Danny Welbeck sealing the victory in injury time

 But there were arguably way more negatives than positives for Unai Emery's side

 Defensively, Arsenal were a shambles, with Arnautovic and summer arrival Felipe Anderson really testing them  And the Gunners were stale in midfield, Matteo Guendouzi and Granit Xhaka proving once again that they're not a compatible partnership

 The introduction of Uruguayan international Lucas Torreira really helped settle down the Gunners

 He simply has to start games from now on.  But Arsenal fans were stunned by one aspect of Torreira's performance and it's hard to know whether it was his own fault or not

 In the 84th minute, Torreira was bizarrely on corner duty and West Ham then countered and nearly scored through Lucas Perez

 Your main defensive midfielder should never be taking corners.  And Arsenal fans were not happy with the decision

FANS LIVID WITH TORREIRA ON CORNER DUTY  You can understand their frustration.  Had Perez equalised, Arsenal would have faced the prospect of failing to win in their opening three Premier League games

 But Emery finally has a win under his belt and now a team in transition can look at trying to move forward

 However, so much needs to be fixed as soon as possible. Aaron Ramsey's contract situation, the best formation for the team and the issues surrounding Mesut Ozil

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For more infomation >> Arsenal fans stunned by what Torreira was doing in the 84th minute v West Ham - Duration: 3:12.

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Celebrity Big Brother star Rodrigo Alves was 'unhappy' before 'extreme' plastic surgery - Duration: 3:33.

 Celebrity Big Brother 2018 cast member Rodrigo Alves was "unhappy" before plastic surgery, the star known as the Human Ken Doll admitted to housemate Dan Osborne

 Former The Only Way Is Essex star Dan grilled Rodrigo, who was warned by Big Brother over offensive language this week, over his extensive cosmetic procedures, with Rodrigo having had 60 to date

 Explaining his reasons to go under the knife so many times, the housemate confessed he wouldn't recommend his mass of procedures to anyone else

 Rodrigo admitted that while he was an "extreme example", he felt surgery was right for him

Top stories Celebrity Big Brother star Human Ken Doll 'will PAY celebrities to do his housework' Celebrity Big Brother viewers call for Human Ken Doll to be thrown off show AGAIN Rodrigo Alves leaves Celebrity Big Brother fans concerned after beauty regime scene Celebrity Big Brother 2018: Who is The Human Ken Doll Rodrigo Alves? Rodrigo Alves age: How old is the Celebrity Big Brother contestant? What Celebrity Big Brother contestants have to do to be ejected from the house Rodrigo Celebrity Big Brother: Chloe Ferry defends Rodrigo Alves over his use of the n-word Celebrity Big Brother: Natalie Nunn blasts 'f*****g b***h' Gabby Allen as row escalates  He said: "I started plastic surgery at the age of 17, I am 35 now

 "I visualised how I wanted to look like because I wasn't happy with my appearance

 "I wasn't happy with how I looked. I was very unhappy actually."  Rodrigo went on to reveal his "complications" with the surgeries, but said how he was happy with his decision

 He said: "It wasn't easy and I had complications. It is risky, I don't recommend anyone to follow my example when it comes to that

" Top stories Celebrity Big Brother: Natalie Nunn blasts 'f*****g b***h' Gabby Allen as row escalates What Celebrity Big Brother contestants have to do to be ejected from the house Natalie Celebrity Big Brother: Natalie Nunn launches foul mouthed tirade against Rodrigo Alves Celebrity Big Brother: Rodrigo Alves backs Natalie Nunn as he CLASHES with Gabby Allen Rodrigo Alves age: How old is the Celebrity Big Brother contestant? Rodrigo Alves before surgery: How Celebrity Big Brother's Human Ken Doll used to look Rodrigo Alves' transformation in pictures as Human Ken Doll enters the CBB House Celebrity Big Brother 2018 cast: Who are the contestants? Who has been nominated?  Rodrigo continued: "The life you have and the freedom to be whoever you want be, whatever you want to do, just as long as you don't cause harm to other people or to yourself

 "Do what is right for you, it doesn't matter if that involves plastic surgery or not

I'm an extreme example but I did what was right for me, it's not right for everyone

"  Rodrigo concluded: "It's been a long journey and now I have to live with it for the rest of my life

"