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Eighty percent of young women who are in First Robotics stay in STEM fields.

(Cheers, applause).

When I looked around that gymnasium, I saw our future, Canada's future.

When students are able to take a concept and put it to work, and then actually see their

ideas, their innovation, their technology working first hand and to do that in a healthy,

competitive spirit, it's a confidence builder and it's also a motivator.

Because they have so much fun, and they see the potential that they have to do more, to

do better, to take it to the next level.

I got into U of T. Wow.

Nice.

For what?

Mathematical and physical sciences.

It's not just about the robot; it's about the leadership skills they learn, the teamwork

they learn.

We want more young women, we want more Indigenous people.

We want their smarts, we want their ideas to help us build a better future and a better

world.

We have a team that is competing here that has travelled 18 hours from Pelican Falls,

and I got to meet this tremendous team this morning.

And the last thing I'm going to say is impossible is a dare.

If someone tells you you can't do it, take it as a dare.

Impossible is a dare.

And today I dare you: have a great competition.

Go, teams, go!

(Cheers, applause).

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Melania Trump Needs Our Prayers, Undergoes 'Serious Surgery' — Here's What We Know - Duration: 5:41.

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THE QUESTION BANK - All you want is here. | Maths | English| HD. The Best preparation for all exams - Duration: 2:13.

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Are we sleeping here? OMG!! [2Days & 1Night Season 3/2018.04.29] - Duration: 2:58.

Maritime Park?

Look at that tall tower.

Are we getting on a ride of some sort?

Are we doing bungee jumping?

No way.

(Its height is almost scary.)

(So what exactly is this tower?)

- No way. / - Unbelievable.

Let's enter.

What? 27 floors?

- It's so high. / - Is it really that high?

What on earth is on the 27th floor?

We're here.

Which way is it?

(They're at the observatory.)

(They cautiously move forward.)

- Daemado? / - There is nothing disrupting the view.

(The sea is in front of their eyes.)

What a view.

In the country's naval port city,

you can experience the history and culture

related to marine tourism at Jinhae Maritime Park.

Do you see the bridge?

Is that Geojedaegyo Bridge?

That is Geogadaegyo Bridge.

Do you remember your trip to Geojedo Island?

- You crossed that bridge. / - Right.

- I can't believe it. / - Can you see below us?

- I hate this. / - My gosh!

- Check this out. / - I hate this.

- Me, too. / - My gosh.

Look at this.

I hate it.

(Siyoon and Defconn step toward it.)

I can't go there.

(Experiencing the altitude of 120m)

(Where exactly are the members standing?)

- What's going on? / - My goodness.

(The scared duo watch from a distance.)

What do you think you're doing?

Hold on a second.

Come on.

I can look from here.

- It's really nothing. / - I know that.

No, I can't.

No, no.

- What's going on? / - Let me go.

This is your task.

- Take a look. / - We're up really high.

(My gosh!)

This is no joke.

Unbelievable.

Why make something like this?

- No way. / - Could it be...

Is this where we'll be sleeping?

You have to sleep on your stomach.

On your stomach?

Joonyoung,

- bingo. / - What?

- Really? / - Are we sleeping here?

This is your base camp for today.

What?

- Our base camp? / - Yes.

- This is fine, though. / - Of course.

But once you flip over...

How can one sleep here?

(It's scary.)

Wait.

I mean...

Jongmin.

You made him stutter.

This is perfect for you.

We just need to sleep somewhere here.

(Can't we just sleep anywhere?)

- Count the windows. / - Six.

Six.

- Six windows. / - There are six.

We won't fit.

It'll be thrilling.

120m sure is high.

After a short break,

we'll play the "Dinner Game".

For more infomation >> Are we sleeping here? OMG!! [2Days & 1Night Season 3/2018.04.29] - Duration: 2:58.

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Melania Trump Needs Our Prayers, Undergoes 'Serious Surgery' — Here's What We Know - Duration: 5:42.

For more infomation >> Melania Trump Needs Our Prayers, Undergoes 'Serious Surgery' — Here's What We Know - Duration: 5:42.

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If Tomi's Anti-Immigration Rant Was Enforced, She Wouldn't Be Here - Duration: 3:31.

For more infomation >> If Tomi's Anti-Immigration Rant Was Enforced, She Wouldn't Be Here - Duration: 3:31.

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"Person of Interest" Caller Monday #9 // Here's What We Know // feat. Ben Robinson - Duration: 3:41.

Hey guys got a bit of a special one here for you today

A few days ago I was contacted by police a certain Sergeant Barteski so instead of doing

Our typical Caller Monday I thought it'd be nice to just fill you guys in on what went

Down and in keeping with Ontario law there is no

Need for two party consent to record a conversation so here it is unabridged uncut besides my

Personal information off we go

Sorry about that I just had something on the stove um can I just get your name one more time?

BARTESKI: Sergeant Robert Barteski

Barteski and how do you spell that?

BARTESKI: B A R T E S K I

Great and can I get your badge number officer?

BARTESKI: Peele 51 division badge number 3691

3691 uh okay great uh what can I do for you?

BARTESKI: I need to confirm some information up front I understand that...

BARTESKI: ...Ben Robinson is a pseudonym?

Correct

BARTESKI: And I would like to get your actual name

You don't have it?

BARTESKI: It's a lot easier if you just cooperate

Sure alright buddy Officer um it is

*censored*

BARTESKI: Thank you and your address

*censored*

BARTESKI: Thank you very much for your cooperation up front before we go any further I want to

BARTESKI: inform you that you are a person of interest in the Image Killer investigation.

Cool

BARTESKI: And I've got a couple questions for you if you don't mind

Yeah let's get to it

BARTESKI: What is your interest in the Image Killer?

It's a great story

BARTESKI: Just a great story to you?

It's a really great story

BARTESKI: There's nothing else behind that for you?

No

BARTESKI: This may seem a little redundant but why are you doing this story?

Uh it's my job why do you catch criminals?

BARTESKI: It's my job

There there we go mystery solved look at us 5 minutes solved a mystery

BARTESKI: Why haven't you openly gone to the police with the information you've been obtaining?

Everything I do figure out or think I've figured out all my theories they they all go up online

And back in the public arena I'm not hoarding anything it's nothing you guys don't already have

BARTESKI: So if I hear you correctly you're not getting your information anywhere other...

BARTESKI: ...than the public forum?

Uhh 90% of it

BARTESKI: And the other 10%?

Other 10% is coming from a source that I'd rather not reveal but that's information you

Already have I don't have anything you don't have this is what I'm getting at

BARTESKI: Right, and that last 10% is what puts you as a person of interest

I can't comment on that at this time without legal representation

BARTESKI: Okay that's fair just some fact finding questions right now right?

Right

BARTESKI: Let's talk about something that's a little bit more specific how you are so...

BARTESKI: ...aptly able to call Anna Reyes and Boomer Branson

I did not call Anna Reyes if we're on a fact finding mission here I called it to be Twitch

gamer I didn't I did not call Anna Reyes by name

BARTESKI: You called it close enough closer than anybody else out there with theories

Well I'm good at my job I guess

BARTESKI: And Boomer Branson?

Come on like come on how big is this investigation you guys have going on? You really have no

One else is getting a close as I am? Little old me with the podcast?

BARTESKI: We want you to come in for an official interview would you be willing to do that?

Uh not at this time or without legal representation am I a suspect?

BARTESKI: I can't comment

Am I a suspect on this?

BARTESKI: I can't comment on that

Okay great well you know what in future if you guys are having trouble just be sure to

Subscribe to the channel I put up all the episodes on Monday and Thursday maybe maybe

It'll shake some things loose for you

BARTESKI: If I need you I'll find you thank you for your cooperation

*disconnects*

I'd just like to thank Sergeant Barteski for stopping by and should the cops ever need

A helping hand feel free to drop me a line I guarantee it'll be a conversation of interest

Alright that's it guys

Good night

For more infomation >> "Person of Interest" Caller Monday #9 // Here's What We Know // feat. Ben Robinson - Duration: 3:41.

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Here & Now Monday May 14 2018 - Duration: 1:03:46.

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Galaxy Note 9 - Here's Why It Won't Have The In-Display Fingerprint Scanner - Duration: 2:29.

The Galaxy Note 9 is expected to launch in three months, and it may do so without the

rumored in-display fingerprint sensor that we've all been waiting for.

South Korean media reports that Samsung has developed the in-display fingerprint scanner

and the Implementation doesn't appear to be the problem.

Instead, Samsung is holding back from using it in the Note 9 by choice, in order to improve

the accuracy and lower the production costs.

It's true that Vivo and Huawei have both launched phones with in-display fingerprint sensors,

but they use very different optical-based technology.

That's said to be easier to implement, but less accurate.

Samsung on the other hand has taken another approach and decided to develop an in-display

fingerprint sensor that is based on ultrasonic technology, which is more accurate, but also

more expensive to produce.

When you take a look at the devices that already have an in-display sensor, you can perhaps

see why Samsung may want to take its time.

The scanner on Vivo and Huawei phones is noticeably slower than equivalent non-in-display sensors.

And the fact that Huawei included an extra fingerprint sensor on the back of the device;

suggests that it isn't 100 percent confident in the in-display technology either.

So it makes a complete sense on Samsung's part for delaying it.

I wish the Note 9 could have it but I would rather wait for a technology that works perfectly

well than get a half baked product.

Another reason that made Samsung delay the implementation is that the company wants to

use it in other products as well, such as home appliances, smart home devices and even

automobiles so every bit of refinement counts in this case.

So that being said.

Samsung may not be the first manufacturer to release an in-display fingerprint sensor,

but by ensuring that it gets the technology right when it finally does, Samsung is likely

to achieve more success with it.

While companies like Vivo are pushing the limits to push their brands with a global

presence and innovator status, Samsung has already ridden that wave to the top.

Now refinement could be the best way for Samsung to keep its position at the top of the industry.

So let me what do you think about this in the comments below and I'll see you'll tomorrow...Peace

out!

For more infomation >> Galaxy Note 9 - Here's Why It Won't Have The In-Display Fingerprint Scanner - Duration: 2:29.

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Here's a TIP. THAT ain't up THERE | Family Feud - Duration: 1:15.

STEPHANIE, FILL IN THE

BLANK. TIP OF THE...

STEPHANIE: UM...

PENIS.

[LAUGHTER]

[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]

DANNI: OW! WHOO!

NICKI: GOOD ANSWER, STEPHANIE!

GOOD ANSWER!

DANNI: GREAT ANSWER!

STEPHANIE: HA HA HA!

SHELBY: THIS IS A FAMILY

GAME SHOW.

[CHEERING AND LAUGHTER ABATE]

NICKI: GOOD ANSWER. GOOD ANSWER.

STEPHANIE: THANK YOU.

NICKI: GOOD JOB, STEPH,

GOOD JOB.

SHELBY: SHE'S A DOCTOR.

THAT'S WHY.

STEPHANIE: SHH!

SHELBY: SHE'S A DOCTOR.

STEVE: YOU'RE A DOCTOR?

SHELBY: SHE'S A DOCTOR.

STEPHANIE: I AM.

STEVE: YOU'RE A DOCTOR?

STEPHANIE: I'M A PEDIATRICIAN.

STEVE: YOU'RE A PEDIATRICIAN?

STEPHANIE: YEAH.

STEVE: YEAH, I GOT THAT, BUT

WHAT THE HELL--WHY--WHAT WOULD

MAKE YOU THINK THAT THAT'S

UP THERE?

STEPHANIE: I--I--

STEVE: ALL THESE DAMN ANSWERS.

IT'S SO MANY TIPS IN THIS WORLD.

[LAUGHTER]

STEPHANIE: IT'S FIRST THING THAT

CAME TO MIND.

[AUDIENCE HOOTING]

MAN: OWW!

DANNI: OWW!

NICKI: YES, YES.

DANNI: WHOO!

STEVE: TIP OF THE "P."

[AUDIENCE GROANS]

SHELBY: OH, THAT'S OK.

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The Story Behind the Iconic Tree Air Freshener - Duration: 1:40.

The design of this Little Trees car freshener goes way back to 1952 in Watertown, New York.

And an unhappy milkman who was complaining to one of his customers

about the bad smell of spoiled milk.

Lucky for him, he was talking to Julius Samann, a Jewish chemist who'd fled from Nazi Germany

and spent time living in the forests of Canada studying the aroma of alpine trees.

After his chance encounter with the milkman, Samann started to create

paper soaked in natural pine oil.

A string was also attached to stop people getting the perfume all over their hands.

The freshener was originally in the shape of a buxom pin up girl, but Samann changed

his design to the pine tree we know today.

This allowed the cellophane wrapper to be rolled down slowly, so the fragrance would

last that little bit longer.

As the automotive industry took off so did Little Trees.

Filling the air with classics like Black Ice, Royal Pine, Vanillaroma

and of course New Car Scent.

Fragrant and affordable, this is the design that brings you

the heady aroma of a Canadian woodland.

Whether you're in a milk cart or a taxi cab.

For more infomation >> The Story Behind the Iconic Tree Air Freshener - Duration: 1:40.

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Are You a Star Seed Here Are Descriptions of the 4 Most Common Types - Duration: 3:51.

Are You a Star Seed Here Are Descriptions of the 4 Most Common Types

By Tanaaz

We are all star people, we are all made of stardust, but some of us hold the energy of

star systems from very far away.

If you have ever seen pictures of our location in the Universe, you will see that we are

nothing but a tiny dot suspended in the cosmos.

Our Universe is so big and so vast, that it is impossible that we are the only conscious,

living beings out there.

There has to be other intelligent life in the Universe and sometimes this intelligent

life comes down to planet Earth.

In society we often label UFO sightings and alien abduction stories as being nothing more

than delusional, and while some may be, there are probably a good number of them that are

not.

Many ancient civilizations, like the Egyptians and Mayans have countless stories about beings

descending from the stars and imparting knowledge and technology to Earth.

In fact, ancient structures like the Egyptian pyramids, which are so advanced we couldn�t

recreate them today, are believed to have been made with the help of alien beings from

a different star system.

Many ancient cultures also revered these stars in the sky, and believed that they were the

birth places of the Gods.

Even when we think of �God� or even the afterlife, we often look to the sky.

Could this be because of some inner knowing or some inner memory that we have all forgotten?

As the planet awakens and the level of consciousness advances, it is likely that more information

about �aliens� or star people from different star systems will become known.

Starseeds are people that reincarnate on Earth from other star systems.

Even though they still have the same human traits we all do, they also possess their

star like qualities.

There are many different star systems in the Universe, but the most common and the most

talked about by confessed Starseeds include-

Pleiades Arcturus

Sirius Orion

According to Edgar Cayce, the famous mystic, Arcturus is the most advanced star system

in our galaxy.

Cayce stated that the Arcturians lived in the fifth dimension and were highly advanced

in technology and spirituality.

It has been said that the Arcturians know how to move through time and space using sacred

geometry.

They are also believed to be responsible for crop circles.

If you have felt connected to other star systems and are wondering if you are a starseed, here

are some common traits from each-

Pleiades Very sensitive and empathic

Have a youthful energy Natural peace keepers/mediators/teachers

Drawn to energy healing modalities and often have an innate understanding of how they work

Often have light features and blue/green eyes May feel connected to dolphins

Arcturus Often highly intelligent

Feel drawn to lead or guide others Have intense eyes/piercing stare

Highly intuitive Have gifts of telepathy and alchemy

Good at mathematics/ analyzing codes

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The Real REASON Dawn Allen Mystery Girl Is HERE!? MAJOR FINALE DEATH!? - The Flash Season 4 - Duration: 10:02.

special delivery wow you're super pregnant looks like you

do about 21 days from tonight I'd say if I were you saying sweetheart who is it

uh someone sent us a diaper bag it looks like it's a gift from someone who wanted

you both to know how special you are someone who understands that time is

precious and right now is all we've got mmm not totally speaking dad Hey look we

got Oh wasn't thought why well they already sent us a bassinet which

apparently was owned by Moses it was their note was it some delivery girl

you

what is good youtube warstu here if you're into the flash season 4 this is a

channel for you so make sure to subscribe so we only have two episodes

left two episodes away from this season actually ending the flash has so much to

wrap up with in two episodes which is interesting so tonight's episode is

episode 22 called think fast where will we see a berry use flash time

to try and stop de veau aka de thinker and stop the Enlightenment from actually

ever beginning but within this video we're gonna be going over the subject

that I'm pretty sure no one has actually talked about yet so are we going over

why a mr. ego is really here because I've done endless videos about who she

is why she is but why is mr. ego actually here and how it could tie in to

the flash season 5 storyline well we already know it's gonna tie in so fast

his season 5 storyline as Todd Hellman said that so does the thinker know about

mystery girl guys let me know in a comment box down below because they're

purposely not showed any scenes with DeVoe and mystery girl so at the end of

therefore she is we got the big ending scene reveal of her being a speedster

but most people should have already known she is a speedster right guys let

me know did you I mean I can't understand how you wouldn't already know

she's a speedster you clearly don't watch the show properly if you didn't

know that so we first seen her during the crisis

on the earth ex crossover yes I know that crossover was pretty bad we haven't

really had a good crossover since the first flash in her crossover I hope they

downscale the crossovers Berkeley won't when mystery girl met Barry Allen for

the first time and that's what made people first think that she's a

character dawn island part of the tornado twins but the only issue was

this is you can't do dawn Allen if you're not going to do Donnellan she was

excited to be at the wedding telling Barry that it's going to be one of for

the ages and how really happy she was to get to see it Barry was of

that's had suspicious and asked if they've met before she applies no but

then grabs his arm and wishes him a good luck and reminds him to say I do so just

before just because mystery girl says make sure you get married doesn't

actually mean it says daughter or granddaughter but obviously we know

she's from the future so she's got to protect the natural timeline unlike

Barry Allen never does then we see her in jitters Henson in coffee shop girl

maybe she's gonna get her own name drink drink named after her in episode 11 with

Cisco and Ralph rest in peace obviously Barry Allen killed Ralph the episode

where she pops up just after Allen always pays she appears and says it

looks nice of these things to do but most interesting at the end of that

episode we see it writing in the journal the same language that we seen a Barry

Allen came out of like of the first episode when he came out the Speed Force

and Cecile found him notified team flash and we've seen them symbols all over the

wall funny enough obviously it's also on the

fingers face and them symbols were also on some other matters but what's

interesting is I I said this in my review for last week's flash are we ever

gonna find out what them simple symbols are why them sin was our and then

obviously during episode 15 she pops in two bumps into Caitlin and Harry and

actually physically bumps into Harry wells and he drops it drops his coffee

and gets annoyed and then she looks really evil upset at the end in and she

says I have met the person obviously Caitlin says I wish you well well your

meeting and obviously she was inferring to them so the most recent case was the

interesting one when she met Joe and Cecile for the first time she says Wow

super pregnant looks like you're due in 21 days from tonight if I'd be guessing

I'm guessing which is interesting because obviously 21 days from that

episode is the season finale which is next Tuesday mystery girl appeared to

deliver a gift to Cecile and Joe at the baby shower and someone who wanted you

to know how special you are someone who understands that time is precious right

now and it's everything we've got then she mumbles to herself

relatively speaking so from the wording it could imply like I just said 21 days

till the baby comes and the Enlightenment will be in full swing by

then I'm presuming Berry's not gonna stop the Enlightenment based on the fact

that we know it's an inception base finale

so will Cecile die why do I say that because every season of the flash we

have a death do I think they're gonna kill someone directly from Barry Allen's

family no because if they killed Joe off she's all Barry's got is just well I was

really so or is it infer into a future event that's gonna happen there

obviously Harry wells is obviously up there with a desk but I don't really

think they're gonna kill Harry was off again

so is she Cecile's baby I think that makes a lot more sense than it actually

being dawn Allen because there's actually no evidence people keep telling

me there is but just because the Speed Force like the speed fourth lightning

she produces when we seen it in the cut scene it looked like the Speed Force

that was chasing Barry Allen outside of the Speed Force and why is she so salty

at iris interesting enough canny spat and responded to a fan on Twitter saying

with final out next season and now everyone seems to think she's

done out dawn Allen I don't really think that's the case I think it's the case

that iris West has made me done something maybe it's Barry's fault while

she goes missing in the future and maybe that's why she sorry because if she is a

good speech so she's gonna be part of the flash family and obviously we can't

get bar Allen until we get dawn Allen and tornado twin so it kind of has to be

done Allen but I'm just going over this video why

she is here I've gone over like every case scenario where we seen her but why

is she really here which is interesting because I know it's hard one to answer

so is she here to stop the seal from getting killed most likely not she's

done nothing to help so far she's fun the future so she knows how to stop the

thinker she is a speedster so she's traveled back in time we can presume the

reason she's not stepped in so far it's because she wants to save the natural

timeline obviously todd howell Benton said that everyone's gonna find the

answer to who she is in the cliffhanger season five and how it's gonna play into

season five obviously we already know that the

cliffhanger for next season his lightning-bolt dagger which implies

David Hirsh obviously being secada but we don't actually know why she's here so

this is a question I've not really answered it I've answered put kept

possible scenarios why she could be here but the video title wasn't actually a

question to the audience who listens why it's mystery girl here we've seen her

since really early in the season throughout the whole season but she's

not really give us an indication of why she is here which is very interesting

and guys let me know who is going to die I think if anyone's actually going to

die it will be Cecile but I hope for once the flash have a finale that

doesn't involve a death because we've had death throughout the whole season

obviously Clifford devote killing every metahuman to get their powers which is

kind of different so let's hope we don't get the famous flash death but if we do

it's obviously going to be Cecile most likely because we've got no emotional

attachment to her but then at the same time can we see the CW flash doing a

storyline where Cecile dies giving birth to a baby because we've not had a baby

storyline throughout the whole four years of the flash have they got enough

guts to kind of do the kind of Cecile dies having a baby storyline and then

Joe has to raise this new kid just like Joe have AC had to raise iris by himself

I don't think this is going to be the case but that is the kind of popular

trendy kind of thing that people are gonna say so guys let me know why is mr.

ego here I've tried to answer the reasons why I think obviously I don't

know but I think it's most likely just something to do with what Cecile said

about 20 so what what mr. ego said about 21 days from tonight of she's she's

referring to the finale but it's kind of hard to decipher but I'm sure we're

gonna find out why she's actually here and is it all linked to speak for

symbols is to speak for symbols are actually equation to defeating the

thinker is that's what's going to get them into the kind of thinkers mind

world very interesting guys it's very hard to make flash videos at the moment

until the next flash episode airs because there really isn't much new

information but you guys I love flash videos so I've tried to put a video

together with some ideas so anyway guys I will catch you in another video very

soon don't forget please like subscribe and comment and I

will catch you in another video guys very soon Katia and Elena

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Israeli forces kill dozens in Gaza - here's the latest | In The News - Duration: 5:14.

Absolutely Karen and it's difficult to see that there wouldn't be more violence

today, especially considering this is the anniversary of the day that the Palestinians

were really pushed out of that country, of their country, also known

as the Nakba, now it's interesting of course to note that given the fact that

we've seen so much cooperation over the last several years, in particular under

the table really between Israel and these Gulf Arab states, there was,

of course, a push back initially on this decision that President Trump had made

about moving that embassy to Jerusalem, we haven't heard too much about it since.

Of course, this is a region that has to keep their ear to the Arab Street while

at the same time dealing with the realities on the ground which are,

of course, that Israel and the United States are their ally when it comes to Iran,

now, let's listen in to some of the sound that we heard over the last 24 hours,

the U.S. have kept pretty quiet on what's happening right now over in Israel,

but we did hear of course from Israel's prime minister, he called the day glorious.

Let's listen in.

This is history. President Trump, by recognizing history, you have made history.

Today, the embassy of the most powerful nation on Earth, our greatest

ally, the United States of America today its embassy opened here.

Now, for a country and a prime minister that for so many years now has seemed to get the

optics really really right when it comes to the message that they're really

trying to send to the rest of the world, we've seen that really taper off in the

last couple of years, particularly with what we saw yesterday with these very

violent images juxtaposed with the setting there with the president's

daughter and son-in-law Jared Kushner of course, and his daughter Ivanka sitting

there on the sidelines, we also saw in the audience people like the former

Senator Joe Lieberman who also of course was a vice presidential running mate to

Al Gore several years ago, with a lot of high-profile people in that audience but

whether or not this is going to actually play well globally I mean we've already

heard an international outcry and certainly from these European countries

that for so many years now have been trying to pressure Israel as well, this

can't be good news for the administration in Tel-Aviv,

let's listen to what the Palestinian's observer to the UN had to say.

We condemn in the strongest term this atrocity by the Israeli occupying forces

using this massive firepower against civilians who have the right to demonstrate peacefully,

and they have been demonstrating peacefully. We condemn this action

in the strongest possible term, we demand that this action to be stopped immediately,

and we want those responsible to be brought to justice from the Israeli side,

because this is not allowed under the provisions of international law.

Of course, the violence that we're seeing there does play into the broader

narrative of instability in the Middle East, though of course it's difficult to

see how that will actually impact markets at least in the short term.

Certainly, the question of course, going forward is with so much progress that

seems to have been made between these Gulf Arab countries and the Trump

administration, how damaging this is going to be to their future plans,

not just when we talk about OPEC, non- OPEC agreements, of course but also when we talk

about the Iran nuclear deal and of course the security of these Gulf Arab countries,

within this context of this Shia Crescent that I'm bringing up again and again,

of course with Tehran to Damascus to Beirut, so a lot of questions, guys, on how

this will actually impact things longer term.

Hadley, for viewers are watching and they're not familiar with the nuances

like you are of the Middle East, and they're watching from a distance,

where is the biggest flashpoint going forward, we're looking

at the horrendous death toll yesterday and indeed looking at the Israel situation,

one might think there but is it the Iran situation, is it in Syria

at the moment, where is the biggest danger for the world actually of this

accelerating and exacerbating and getting out of hand?

I think, Steve, you have to look at this in terms of the broad picture,

because there are so many flashpoints, I don't think there is just one, I mean,

we've got what's happening in Israel today, we also had what happened yesterday

in these Iraqi elections

very few people really talking about this, you've had Muqtada al-Sadr, a man

that was on the US most-wanted list of course for several years,

now in seemingly in conjunction with the Saudis, I mean there's a lot of shifting

of these movements, these tectonic shifts I think in terms of the geopolitics here

and I don't think it's just one flashpoint I think it's a confluence

of events, I think, that folks are gonna really have to keep a closer eye on,

I mean, we only have a 24-hour news cycle but the fact that we

weren't really focusing on what was happening in Iraq, it's a bigger

question, because as you know you know we've interviewed now three or four

times the prime minister of Iraq, Haider al-Abadi, he's talked a lot about

the economics of that country and about how they have to combat corruption

and how dangerous that could be, now the question of course now is as they seem

to be moving further away from the Iranian camp, the Shia camp, and more

into the hands of the Saudis how that's going to really play out.

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? I traveled to the Caribbean for I VF treatments here's why it was the best decision for our family

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right after we were married I started keeping track of my cycles and we tried to time are

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this was a tough pill to swallow

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that then we went to all our appointments

and we're just so disappointed with the doctors and programs and prices

the cost was astronomical

the base price was like $30,000

and that didn't include drugs or were cops which in the U.S. would be many thousands more

and just the tableside manner of the nurses and doctors we met with was awful

I remember meeting with one Dr.

and he basically handed us a price sheet the second we sat down

he then went through the up shunts for treatment and there was such a push to

upgrade the treatments and tack on tens of thousands of dollars to our bill

had the Dr. explained why he thought these would optimize our chances

or wire health records indicated that these would be beneficial treatments it would have

made more sense and we may have been more willing to explore these options

but our history was barely discussed he acted like we were uneducated and completely night eve and it was both insulting and frustrating

we felt as though these doctors were running more of a business than a medical facility

and to them we were just a number on the chart for such an important procedure and considering it was all out of pocket

we wanted to have a lot of faith in the people providing care for us

and I didn't Randle and I thought there had to be somewhere better and hopefully more affordable

so we did research on international options

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that we just said screw it lets make online or phone consultations with overseas doctors and find out the programs and costs and protocols

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she had looked at my ultra's alums and blood work and said that there were no signs of polycystic ovarian syndrome

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The formal dedication of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem on Monday outraged Palestinians, but it's not the only reason for the deadly, weeks-long demonstrations along Israel's border with Gaza.

Protest leaders call for the right of return for Palestinian refugees to the areas they fled or were driven from during the creation of Israel in 1948.

The demonstrations, dubbed the Great March of Return, are a response to the control of goods entering Gaza by Israel, Egypt and the Palestinian Authority.

Scores of Palestinians were killed and hundreds more wounded by the Israeli military in clashes along the boundary fence Monday, the most violent day of the protests. More than 100 have died since the protests began in March.

The unrest is likely to continue Tuesday. May 15 is Nakba Day, the Day of Catastrophe, when Palestinians commemorate their ouster.

The Israeli military blamed Gaza's ruling Hamas for the violence, saying the Sunni-Islamist political organization encouraged protesters to breach the fence.

Great March spokesman Ahmad Abu Artema told Al Jazeera that the effort along the fence is designed to "send a message: The Palestinian people have not, and will not, adapt to 70 years of being refugees, estrangement and difficult conditions."

How did the Great March begin? The march was sparked by a Facebook post months ago by Artema, who suggested thousands of unarmed Palestinians walk toward the border fence.

Artema rejects Hamas' notion of eliminating Israel but wants to end the separation between Palestinians and Israelis. "I don't believe in liberation," Artema told Israel's Ynet News, an online newspaper. "I want to live alongside Israelis."

What do the Palestinians want? Palestinian leaders demand the "right of return." About 750,000 Palestinians were displaced by the creation of Israel in 1948.

About 70% of Gaza's 2 million population are descendants of those refugees, living in an area about the size of Philadelphia, according to the International Committee for Breaking the Siege of Gaza.

The committee is an association of groups that oppose the control of goods entering Gaza by Israel, Egypt and the Palestinian Authority.

Are the protests non-violent? Thousands of men, women and children gathered in tent encampments at a safe distance from the fence.

But militants joined the protest movement and urged participants to burn tires close to the fence and hurl stones and gasoline bombs toward Israeli soldiers on the other side.

According to Israeli authorities, Hamas detonated two bombs near a border patrol passing along the fence, and demonstrators were shot trying to cut the fence and enter Israel. There have been no Israeli injuries associated with the protests.

What does Israel say? Israel says it has the right to defend its borders, protect its citizens and prevent illegal infiltration.

"Responsibility for any clashes that may arise will thus lie solely with Hamas and the other Palestinian organizations who have manufactured this entire campaign," according to a statement by Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.