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[♩INTRO ]

Ahh, winter.

The leaves have fallen, the breeze is chilly… and cold season has arrived.

When that sticky cough and sniffly nose hits, you probably cozy up with some hot soup, a

box of tissues, and your favorite brand of cold medicine.

There are syrups, pills, and vaporizers to treat about every symptom your cold can bring,

and they all involve some cool chemistry.

But before you down that bitter syrup, it might also help to know that not every cold

medicine is as effective as you'd think.

Colds are some of the most common infectious diseases we can get, but since they're caused

by more than 200 different viruses, it's been basically impossible for us to create

a vaccine against them.

So the best we can do for now is fight the symptoms.

Most cold symptoms are probably caused by your body's efforts to fight off the virus,

not the virus itself.

When you catch a cold, inflammatory proteins like cytokines, get released and tell your

immune cells to get to work fixing the problem.

Mainly, they do this by dilating your blood vessels so that infection-fighting white blood

cells can move around more easily.

Unfortunately, in your nose, those dilated blood vessels also lead to tissue swelling

and congestion.

Cytokines also interact with pain receptors in your esophagus, which can cause a sore

throat.

And in the nervous system, they can stimulate various nerves to trigger a runny nose, sneezing

and coughing.

None of those things are especially fun -- okay, really, they kind of stink.

So we've come up with all kinds of drugs to knock them down as much as possible.

When your nose is stuffed up, you'll probably reach for a decongestant to clear up your

sinuses.

Pseudoephedrine is a popular one, found in medications like Sudafed Decongestant and

Aleve D.

It's a carbon ring attached to a complex chain of other atoms, including nitrogen and

oxygen.

It reduces congestion by binding to receptors in your nose, which makes the muscles around

your blood vessels tense up and reduces the extra blood flow caused by cytokines.

Unfortunately, since pseudoephedrine is a stimulant, it can also can cause insomnia,

nervousness, dizziness, and even affect your heart rate.

It's even been used Breaking Bad-style to make methamphetamines illegally, which is

why it's kept behind the pharmacy counter.

Phenylephrine is a similar medicine, found in brands like Sudafed PE, but since it can't

be used to make meth, it's easier to buy.

Unfortunately, several studies have also found that it doesn't seem to be any more effective

than a placebo, which means it probably doesn't do much.

So, if that's your favorite decongestant… sorry.

Some colds can also cause chest congestion and coughing.

To clear out some of that mucus, many medications contain an expectorant, which helps you spit

up those lovely green gobs of phlegm.

***The most common one is called guaifenesin, which is a carbon ring attached to chains

of oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon atoms.

It's found in medicines like Mucinex.

We're not entirely sure why it works, but scientists think it suppresses the production

of mucins, one of the main proteins in the mucus lining your lungs.

That makes it easier for specialized cells to move mucus up and out of your body.

Still, that's just based on research done in a lab.

In patients, scientists have found that guaifenesin does seems to help thin mucus, but it might

not be that effective at clearing it from your lungs.

Some studies haven't found much of an improvement over a placebo in people with respiratory

infections.

But at least we know it helps somehow.

Now, maybe the most irritating symptom of a cold -- for you and everyone around you

-- is that nasty, lasting cough.

To help calm it, many medications, including Robitussin, contain a cough suppressant, like

dextromethorphan.

Dextromethorphan and molecules like it are made up of four carbon rings, along with some

oxygen and nitrogen atoms.

They're derived from morphine, a highly-addictive painkiller, but at the doses used in cold

medicines, they don't have the same potential for abuse.

We're not 100% sure how these molecules work, but they probably work on the brain

instead of the respiratory system.

When you take dextromethorphan, it crosses the blood-brain barrier -- the tightly-woven

net of cells in your brain's blood vessels that protect it from bacteria and infection.

And once it's there, it affects a bunch of different receptors.

Researchers think that it helps reduce coughing by binding to receptors for neurotransmitters

called NMDA, sigma-1, and serotonin, since other drugs that bind to them also seem to

suppress coughing.

Mainly, this tricks your brain into thinking there's no tickle in your throat and that

you don't really need to cough.

Then again, some recent studies have also found that dextromethorphan may not actually

be that effective, at least in kids, although many studies don't seem to be that reliable.

Outside of cold medicine, though, it does have some uses.

Because of its effects on the nervous system, it's also being investigated for use in

a bunch of different conditions, like treating anxiety and agitation in Alzheimer's disease

-- which is really cool.

Still, effective or not, all of these medications only treat the symptoms of the cold.

None of them actually do anything to help kill the virus or boost your immune system

-- except maybe by helping you sleep better.

Ultimately, the only thing that can cure a cold is time!

But these medicines will hopefully make things easier while you wait it out.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow!

Besides over-the-counter medicines, you've probably heard how vitamin C or zinc can help

stop a cold -- but that's not true.

And if you'd like to learn more, you can watch our episode all about it to find out why.

[♩OUTRO ]

For more infomation >> How Does Cold Medicine Work? - Duration: 5:16.

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Mark Warner warns of 'a constitutional crisis' if Trump fires Robert Mueller - Duration: 2:13.

Mark Warner warns of a

constitutional crisis if Trump fires Robert Mueller the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee warned Tuesday there would be a constitutional

crisis if President Trump fires special counsel Robert Mueller if this president allows this

Investigation to come to its conclusion and either bring charges or not then I think the system will have work as our founders intended

Senator Mark Warner d-va

Gynnya told CNBC if they pull on one of these threats as a reason to fire Mueller

I think it will be a political disaster for the president, and I believe it will be a constitutional crisis

Trump has long dismissed Mueller as probe into Russian meddling in the

2016 election as a witch-hunt

But he has recently stepped up his criticisms of the FBI after it was revealed a longtime FBI

investigator working on the bureau s probe into Hillary Clinton s use of a private email server

exchanged texts with an FBI lawyer mocking Trump the

investigator Peter stirs oak was assigned to work on Mueller s probe into Russian meddling

But the special counsel removed him when he learned of the messages it has a shame what has happened with the FBI

Trump told reporters Friday though he didn t elaborate on specifics it has a very sad thing to watch

Republican lawmakers have also ramped up their

criticisms of Mueller s investigation after the text messages between stirs oak and lawyer Lisa page were released

How with a straight face? Can you say this group of Democrat partisans are unbiased and will give President Trump a fair shake?

representative Steve Chabot r

Ohio asked that be the Attorney General rod Rosenstein regarding Mueller s team during a House Judiciary Committee hearing last week

Warner said he has been disappointed to see the shift in GOP lawmakers who praised Mueller when he was tapped to lead the Russia

Investigation in May when Bob Mueller was appointed. He was greeted with universal acclaim. I think it s not fair

I think it s not right. I think it s

Frankly cheap shots when some of these Republican colleagues would question Mueller s integrity?

He said and if you were to see a firing. I think you would see a constitutional crisis

Trump told reporters Friday he does not intend to fire

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Ron Johnson demands explanation for how it turned over Trump transition emails to Robert Mueller - Duration: 2:59.

Ranjan some demands explanation for how it turned over Trump transition emails to Robert Mueller

Senator Ron Johnson

chairman of the Homeland Security Committee on Monday asked the General Services Administration

Turn over more information about how special counsel Robert Mueller obtained the Trump transition team s communications?

Cory langhoffer a lawyer for Trump for America has accused Mueller of illegally and unconstitutionally

obtaining thousands of emails written during the transition between Election Day 2016 and inauguration day

2017 from the GSA over the weekend lang Hoffa wrote to both the Senate Homeland Security and House oversight committees

Requesting that Congress act immediately to protect future presidential transitions from having their private records misappropriated by government agencies

particularly in the context of sensitive investigations intersecting with political motives

According to langhoffer the GSA handed over tens of thousands of emails to Mueller as team without any notice to the transition team

Johnson r-wis is now asking GSA administrator

Emily Murphy to reveal if the agency has taken any steps to determine if it was appropriate to provide the communications to Mueller

Johnson asked for the name of the GSA staffer who authorized the release of the documents the special counsel

GES AES alleged actions could have serious ramifications for presidential transitions in the future Johnson wrote in the Tuesday letter an

Incoming administration must be ready to govern on day one any threat to the close coordination between the transition and outgoing

administration could create vulnerabilities to governance readiness and national security

According to Johnson the GSA does not have authority over the transition team s

Operations it has employees or its records and that the agency acts merely as a facilitator of office space

supplies and services the National Archives and Records Administration

considers records of the presidential transition team to be private records not federal or presidential records Johnson said

GSA does not have authority over the transition s operations its employees or its records

The GSA has pushed back against its actions as has Mueller as team

jesa, deputy counsel Lenny Llewyn trip told BuzzFeed new Saturday evening that them GSA general counsel Richard Meckler had ever promised the transition

Team that requests for records would be routed to legal counsel for Trump for America as Lange Wofford claimed in his letter to Congress

Beckler never made that commitment said lo entrants who added that the transition team was warned that

Information would not be held back in any law enforcement probe and that no expectation of privacy can be assumed

When we have obtained emails in the course of our ongoing criminal?

Investigation we have secured either the account owner s consent ur appropriate criminal process Peter Carr

spokesman for the special counsel s office told Fox News Sunday a

GSA spokesperson did not

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Qual país folga mais? FERIADOS Japão e Brasil | HOLIDAYS Japan & Brazil | どっちの方が多い？日本とブラジルの祝日 - Duration: 4:44.

Hey guys, genki?

This is Vivian from vivian uru channel! Welcome! =]

Today we are going to talk about HOLIDAYS! *YAY*

Which country do you think that has more holidays? Brazil or Japan?

You can start to guess and I will give you the answer and some interesting facts after the intro, okay?

And please, give this video a thumbs up and make sure to subscribe and activate the notification bell

because you are going to love this video and you will want to see more videos of mine, I just know it lol!

Here comes the intro!

Do you have your answer?

If you answered Japan, your answer is.......

Correct! o/

Brazil has 9 national holidays and Japan has 16!

Here's the list of the national holidays of each country.

However! There's a difference that here in Brazil,

besides the national holidays, we have also the state and municipal holidays.

Here in São Paulo, there's extra 6 holidays for example.

And we have the habit of amend the holidays, turning it into an extended holiday.

In Japan, tthere's also a memorial day for each province

but not all provinces actually celebrate it.

But Japan has in their holiday laws, 3 interesting systems that reminds the extended holidays in Brazil.

The 1st one is Happy Monday.

They moved some holidays to Monday so the population can rest for 3 consecutive days.

The 2nd one is the Make-up Holiday.

It reminds Happy Monday a little bit because when a national holiday falls on a Sunday,

the next working day shall become a public holiday.

It's so wonderful, right?

Unfortunately, we don't have it here in Brazil.

At last, there's the Population's Holiday.

Any normal day that falls between two other national holidays shall also become a holiday!

Of course the chance of it to happen is quite low,

and the only possibility would be on September,

when the autumnal equinox day and the respect for the aged day need to fall with 2 days of difference.

When it happens, this extended holiday is called Silver Week.

It can be called that way only if the holiday is actually of 5 consecutive days.

Like I said, it's something really rare to happen

and the next Silver Week is going to happen only in the year of 2026.

Besides Silver Week, Japan has also 3 other extended holidays.

Starting with the End/Beginning of the Year holiday.

The period of the holiday, tends to differ depending on each profession and company.

But on average, it's around from 29/12 to 03/01.

Then it comes the Golden Week.

There's all the holidays gathered from the end of April to the beginning of May.

The period of this holiday is usually from 29/04 to 05/05.

At last, there's All Soul's day.

Which are the dates that surround 15th of August.

Note that these days aren't national holidays

but everyone gets to rest to spend time with the family

and to honor the relatives that have passed away.

The priod of this holiday is usually from 11/08 to 16/08.

One of the reasons that Japan has many extended and national holidays

is because of the people who work, not taking their paid vacations properly.

It seems that people in Japan tend to use only 50% of their paid vacations,

which is 10 days out of 20 that they have the right.

While in Brazil, we have the right to take 30 days of paid vacations.

And it end up afecting them,,

causing physical and mental health problems.

Not to mention the deaths and suicides caused by overwork.

That's so tense,, right? x3

But how about you? How do you like to spend your holidays?

Let me know on the comment section! ^^

I hope you enjoyed this video and I'm counting on your presence on the next one, okay?

That's all for today's video.

Thank you so much for watching!

Hope to see you on the next video, okay?

Big kisses and mata ne~! <3

For more infomation >> Qual país folga mais? FERIADOS Japão e Brasil | HOLIDAYS Japan & Brazil | どっちの方が多い？日本とブラジルの祝日 - Duration: 4:44.

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How Does Cold Medicine Work? - Duration: 5:16.

[♩INTRO ]

Ahh, winter.

The leaves have fallen, the breeze is chilly… and cold season has arrived.

When that sticky cough and sniffly nose hits, you probably cozy up with some hot soup, a

box of tissues, and your favorite brand of cold medicine.

There are syrups, pills, and vaporizers to treat about every symptom your cold can bring,

and they all involve some cool chemistry.

But before you down that bitter syrup, it might also help to know that not every cold

medicine is as effective as you'd think.

Colds are some of the most common infectious diseases we can get, but since they're caused

by more than 200 different viruses, it's been basically impossible for us to create

a vaccine against them.

So the best we can do for now is fight the symptoms.

Most cold symptoms are probably caused by your body's efforts to fight off the virus,

not the virus itself.

When you catch a cold, inflammatory proteins like cytokines, get released and tell your

immune cells to get to work fixing the problem.

Mainly, they do this by dilating your blood vessels so that infection-fighting white blood

cells can move around more easily.

Unfortunately, in your nose, those dilated blood vessels also lead to tissue swelling

and congestion.

Cytokines also interact with pain receptors in your esophagus, which can cause a sore

throat.

And in the nervous system, they can stimulate various nerves to trigger a runny nose, sneezing

and coughing.

None of those things are especially fun -- okay, really, they kind of stink.

So we've come up with all kinds of drugs to knock them down as much as possible.

When your nose is stuffed up, you'll probably reach for a decongestant to clear up your

sinuses.

Pseudoephedrine is a popular one, found in medications like Sudafed Decongestant and

Aleve D.

It's a carbon ring attached to a complex chain of other atoms, including nitrogen and

oxygen.

It reduces congestion by binding to receptors in your nose, which makes the muscles around

your blood vessels tense up and reduces the extra blood flow caused by cytokines.

Unfortunately, since pseudoephedrine is a stimulant, it can also can cause insomnia,

nervousness, dizziness, and even affect your heart rate.

It's even been used Breaking Bad-style to make methamphetamines illegally, which is

why it's kept behind the pharmacy counter.

Phenylephrine is a similar medicine, found in brands like Sudafed PE, but since it can't

be used to make meth, it's easier to buy.

Unfortunately, several studies have also found that it doesn't seem to be any more effective

than a placebo, which means it probably doesn't do much.

So, if that's your favorite decongestant… sorry.

Some colds can also cause chest congestion and coughing.

To clear out some of that mucus, many medications contain an expectorant, which helps you spit

up those lovely green gobs of phlegm.

***The most common one is called guaifenesin, which is a carbon ring attached to chains

of oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon atoms.

It's found in medicines like Mucinex.

We're not entirely sure why it works, but scientists think it suppresses the production

of mucins, one of the main proteins in the mucus lining your lungs.

That makes it easier for specialized cells to move mucus up and out of your body.

Still, that's just based on research done in a lab.

In patients, scientists have found that guaifenesin does seems to help thin mucus, but it might

not be that effective at clearing it from your lungs.

Some studies haven't found much of an improvement over a placebo in people with respiratory

infections.

But at least we know it helps somehow.

Now, maybe the most irritating symptom of a cold -- for you and everyone around you

-- is that nasty, lasting cough.

To help calm it, many medications, including Robitussin, contain a cough suppressant, like

dextromethorphan.

Dextromethorphan and molecules like it are made up of four carbon rings, along with some

oxygen and nitrogen atoms.

They're derived from morphine, a highly-addictive painkiller, but at the doses used in cold

medicines, they don't have the same potential for abuse.

We're not 100% sure how these molecules work, but they probably work on the brain

instead of the respiratory system.

When you take dextromethorphan, it crosses the blood-brain barrier -- the tightly-woven

net of cells in your brain's blood vessels that protect it from bacteria and infection.

And once it's there, it affects a bunch of different receptors.

Researchers think that it helps reduce coughing by binding to receptors for neurotransmitters

called NMDA, sigma-1, and serotonin, since other drugs that bind to them also seem to

suppress coughing.

Mainly, this tricks your brain into thinking there's no tickle in your throat and that

you don't really need to cough.

Then again, some recent studies have also found that dextromethorphan may not actually

be that effective, at least in kids, although many studies don't seem to be that reliable.

Outside of cold medicine, though, it does have some uses.

Because of its effects on the nervous system, it's also being investigated for use in

a bunch of different conditions, like treating anxiety and agitation in Alzheimer's disease

-- which is really cool.

Still, effective or not, all of these medications only treat the symptoms of the cold.

None of them actually do anything to help kill the virus or boost your immune system

-- except maybe by helping you sleep better.

Ultimately, the only thing that can cure a cold is time!

But these medicines will hopefully make things easier while you wait it out.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow!

Besides over-the-counter medicines, you've probably heard how vitamin C or zinc can help

stop a cold -- but that's not true.

And if you'd like to learn more, you can watch our episode all about it to find out why.

[♩OUTRO ]

For more infomation >> How Does Cold Medicine Work? - Duration: 5:16.

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Fundo de Quintal A Amizade | Quarteto de Cordas Sognatori Per Caso - Duration: 2:21.

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What can be night sweats? See 7 most common causes of night sweats - Duration: 3:18.

Did you wake up sweating at night?

hot and sweaty agree is one of the feelings nastiest there.

Such intense heat waves can disrupt

the quality of your sleep and let it slow the next day.

It is worth mentioning however, that the night sweats It can also occur due to hot weather,

many blankets or even a mattress Holding up the heat of his body.

So if this is not the case, one of these seven causes may explain why you are

suffering night sweats, see:

Menopause Researchers explain that women who

They are in menopause often experience hot flashes that can occur in the middle

night, waking you by heat or sweat.

Medicines Some medications may be causing

you wake up in a sweat.

Certain antidepressants, psychiatric drugs and even aspirin can cause night sweats,

did you know?

Talk to your doctor about medication you take to see if it could be

causing this symptom.

Cancer The night sweating can be an early symptom

cancer, such as lymphoma.

But in addition to the night sweats other symptoms usually accompany him, as

in the case of loss of unexplained fever and weight.

Infection An infection such as tuberculosis, abscess,

endocarditis or osteomyelitis can cause sweating night.

Other serious infections such as AIDS, also can cause night sweats.

Anxiety Stress and anxiety may be causing

sweat at night.

Other anxiety symptoms include nervousness, stress and sleep problems.

sleep disorders Apnea or another sleep disorder may be

causing night sweats.

Other symptoms that may accompany it They include abruptly awakening or gasping

suffocated, daytime sleepiness, high blood pressure, among others.

hypoglycemia Low levels of blood sugar can

cause excessive perspiration.

People with diabetes may suffer night sweats due to hypoglycemia at night.

Did you wake up with the bedding soaked sweat?

He discovered what caused you that?

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How Khloe Kardashian's Sisters Are Helping the Mom-to-Be During Her First Pregnancy - Duration: 2:04.

How Khloe Kardashian's Sisters Are Helping the Mom-to-Be During Her First Pregnancy,

When it comes to the Kardashians, it's family over everything.

That mantra appears to be in full effect as Khloe Kardashian prepares to welcome her first

child with Tristan Thompson in 2018.

Earlier today, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star confirmed her pregnancy news on Instagram.

And now, E! News is learning more about how the famous family is helping the mom-to-be

out.

"Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Kardashian have been giving her a lot of pregnancy tips and

Khloe calls them for every little question she has," a source shared with E! News.

"She is really relying on her sisters through this pregnancy.

Kourtney always shares her health tips."

Our source continued, "The whole family is especially happy for Khloe's pregnancy, and

thinks that this is going to be her best year yet.

They all think she deserves it, and is in a really good place in her life."

When confirming the news, Khloe explained to her fans and followers that she wanted

to enjoy the news "between our family and close friends as long as we could privately."

Now that the news is officially out, it's time to celebrate.

"Everyone in the family adores Tristan and says that this is finally 'Khloe's match

made in heaven,'" our source shared.

One thing that Khloe has adjusted is her workout regimen.

For the time being, hardcore workouts have become a bit tamer.

As a result, gym sessions with her sisters aren't as regular as they once were.

"Khloe says she misses her morning workouts with Kourtney and her trainers," our insider

said.

"She really misses doing hardcore workouts.

She is still very active but is used to a trainer pushing her hard, which can no longer

happen."

"She has said after she gives birth she is going into high-gear," our source added.

"She wants to inspire other moms to get fit after they give birth and is excited to get

back into the swing of things."

For now, Khloe is focused on enjoying the holidays and her pregnancy journey.

And while she may have been hesitant to share the big announcement today, the businesswoman

is overwhelmed with the love she is experiencing.

"I was so nervous to post our announcement but WOWWW I am overwhelmed with the response

by you guys!!!

Thank you!

Thank you!" she shared with her 25 million Twitter followers.

"I love you guys!!"

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Anticorpos - ajudando os leucócitos - Duration: 2:21.

Hello, little scientists, I am Professor Bill Tyson and together we are going to know different

forms of science.

In our last episode, we talked about leukocytes and their struggle to defend

our body from invaders.

But they are not alone, rely on the help of proteins called Antibodies.

Let's see how they act.

We are constantly attacked by microscopic organisms, which activate our defense system,

these organisms are called antigens.

We then have a specific leukocyte, called the B-lymphocyte, which recognizes

the invading cells.

Once recognized the antigen B lymphocyte initiates the production of antibodies.

They leave for the attack, attaching themselves to the antigen.

Some prevent the attacker from multiplying.

Some try to break down the plasma membrane.

While others call leukocytes to do phagocytosis.

Each type of antibody works with a particular type of intruder, in a process called Antigen-antibody.

The way the antibody connects is possible only if it is the antigen it fights.

Like a key, it opens only a specific type of lock.

And this ability to bind to the antigens is called agglutination.

Our body also has a great memory.

If our defense system fights an antigen once, it will not forget it.

And whenever this antigen tries to enter again the leukocytes and the antibodies will be there

to fight it.

For now, it's just personal, see you next time.

Hey guys.

Show small scientists that studying science can be fun,

and share this video.

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Khloe Kardashian Confirms Pregnancy: Check Out My Baby Bump! - Duration: 2:31.

Khloe Kardashian Confirms Pregnancy: Check Out My Baby Bump!, Khloe Kardashian has made

it official.

And officially beautiful.

The long-time reality star has finally come out and made the worst kept secret in Hollywood

into... well... a reality:

SHE'S PREGNANT!!!!!!

About two months after multiple outlets confirmed the pregnancy news, E! personality herself

has at last issued a statement in regard to her womb.

And it's so lovely and heartfelt that we may just collapse in a pile of tears.

"My greatest dream realized!

We are having a baby!" wrote Khloe as a caption to the image below, adding:

"I had been waiting and wondering but God had a plan all along.

He knew what He was doing.

I simply had to trust in Him and be patient.

I still at times can't believe that our love created life!"

The picture, as you're about to see, features Kardashian's baby bump, along with her boyfriend's

hands wrapped about his lady love's growing stomach.

"Tristan, thank you for loving me the way that you do!

Thank you for treating me like a Queen!"

Khloe continued.

"Thank you for making me feel beautiful at all stages!

Tristan, most of all, Thank you for making me a MOMMY!!!

"You have made this experience even more magical than I could have envisioned!

I will never forget how wonderful you've been to me during this time!

"Thank you for making me so happy my love!"

Khloe has made no secret over the years of her desire to start a family.

She had wanted to make a baby with ex-husband Lamar Odom, but his drug habit ruined any

chance of that happening (along with the couple's marriage, of course).

Since then, Khloe has dated James Harden and French Montana, but it was pretty clear throughout

those romances that Khloe was looking for something more.

And she's found it with Thompson.

The two have been very hot, heavy and adorable for well over a year now.

They have no plans to marry, as far as we know, but they are in this for the long haul.

For several weeks now, folks had been wondering just how Khloe would go public with her expecting

state.

On an episode of her family's reality series?

On a tabloid cover?

In a sit-down interview of some kind?

Nope, nope and nope.

She simply went the social media route.

It remains unclear when Kardashian is due and what gender her first child will be.

(Thompson has a one-year old from a previous relationship.)

Here is how Khloe concluded her major reveal:

Thank you to everyone for the love and positive vibes!

I know we've been keeping this quiet but we wanted to enjoy this between our family and

close friends as long as we could privately.

To enjoy our first precious moments just us.

Thank you all for understanding.

I am so thankful, excited, nervous, eager, overjoyed and scared all in one!

But it's the best bundle of feelings I've ever felt in my life!

We're so very happy for her.

At some point in the next month or so, Kim Kardashian will welcome a third child via

surrogate.

Moreover, Kylie Jenner is pregnant with her first baby!

Amazing, right?

While we wait to see how Kylie will confirm her own major piece of stunning news, we'd

just like to say the following:

Congratulations, Khloe and Tristan!!!!!!!

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CHEFE DO PROGRAMA SECRETO AMERICANO FAZ INCRIVEIS REVELAÇÕES SOBRE OVNIS - Duration: 4:43.

Luis Elizondo until last year was official Pentagon who led the program

secret to the United States investigate the aerospace threats

recently we have seen an important disclosure of the existence of a

secret project funding 22 million to investigate

UFOs and other anomalous objects interview with the program

confrontation CNN network he did important statements about the

secret project the so-called advanced program

identifying threats Aerospace is designed to be a

national security project to identify things that

radar accuse using information with reports of people also

They are seen in the skies these objects the program receives information

various sources it They sought to determine whether information

actually it was a real threat to national security

he said the program found enough things many in the

end of the project no one could determine what were these objects or

aircraft as it prefers to call elizondo claims that these aircraft do not

It has on-board service or any but obvious forms of propulsion

It has unprecedented capabilities for perform maneuvers and a kind of

camouflage that makes it difficult to identification

also showed speed achieving supersonic reach

altitudes that defy the laws of Aerodynamics also reveals that are not

only reports from pilots that validate information

although it cites as an example cases Navy soldiers who reported UFOs

for him these people eat platforms multimillion-dollar weapons and have

access to top secret areas security are paid by the country and has the

confidence to fight wars ie it is not any observer

on the contrary are preparadíssimos thousands of dollars invested in

Training for observation reason in itself is

convincing however it states that the program used

Electro-optical data reading radar air traffic controllers

and others many instruments to create a filter

powerful and improve information according to the official Pentagon the

people are concentrated in videos F-18 fighter when in reality it is

much more than that the subject is much broader when

asked about the recent discovery of cigar shaped asteroid that

astronomers believe to be the first asteroid interstellar

he says that when he was ahead of your team program is focused on two

points number 1 and number which is 2 how it works

therefore been spared speculation of who is in control

the situation because most of these People have feelings about the

phenomenon and clearly the reference to skepticism of some astronomers

ridicule and beauty believe something that they can not explain

his team focused on data Scientific to inform the top

defense command about a potential threat this kind of technology could

represent the national security especially when these objects were

sighted in airspace not controlled in an interview declared

openly that during Investigations were used

scientific methodologies to analyze the phenomenon and that these aircraft

presented features and unknown elements by states

united and any other country the program was shut down and not alison

says government however his personal opinion based

what he saw studied he worked researched he is more than convinced that

we are not alone in the universe clearly the man who was to

front of this program declared based in scientific studies access

top secret information using all the mechanisms that the 22

million could provide that only those who do not believe

really have any feelings otherwise or prejudice to this

idea who want to watch the interview

full subtitled I'll leave the link john channel

Marcelo in the description but you and what think the statements of Luís

them a gift but that it shares this video to strengthen our

friendship a big hug and even more

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