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When I was in eighth grade, I was very curious about how the states got their shapes.

Why are all the states so weirdly shaped

and then Wyoming and Colorado are just boxes?

Why are the states in the east real tiny, but the states in the west so huge?

I voiced this curiosity to my social studies teacher that year,

and she introduced me to the show, "How the States Got Their Shapes."

I loved this show.

I still tell people how some states got their shapes much to the annoyance of most of them.

If you're one of those people that would be annoyed by that, click away, go watch TheOdd1sOut or something

beacause I'm about to learn you a lesson on why the states are so weird.

Number one:

Why are the eastern states's borders squiggly lines, but the western states's borders straight and boxy?

Well it's because of choo-choo trains.

Back in the east they used rivers as borders because trains hadn't been invented yet,

and water was their primary source of transportations.

(That's also why most major cities are on water)

That's also why most state borders in the east are very squiggly.

Then comes the Industrial Revolution,

TRAINS ARE HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also, the U.S. is moving west and with that movement comes more states,

and when you have more states you have more borders, so what do you do to define these borders?

With the train tracks! That's why most state borders have straight lines and are so boxy.

Number two: Missouri.

Missouri seems like a pretty normally shaped state,

with the straight border on the bottom, top, and left side,

and the Mississippi River carving out the western side.

Everything's normal except for those two weird things on the side.

The little bit on the top left is the Platte Purchase which was acquired *FROM* the Natives there.

I don't get why it's called the Platte Purchase,

when I doubt there was any actual purchasing going on.

The bootheel of Missouri is actually an interesting story,

At least... it is to me.

Back when Missouri was first admitted to the Union, it didn't include the bootheel.

The people that lived there were all like,

"we have more in commom with Missouri,"

"Missouri is better than Arkansas,"

"Arkansas is bad," etc.

No,

after writing this I looked it up just to confirm if I was remembering it right,

and it turns out was I said was just a legend.

It turns out it was because the rich landowners didn't want to be part of Arkansas

and just wanted to govern themselves.

But that's boring.

Another version I heard from the aforementioned (ooh big word) social studies teacher was that

there was a huge earthquake in New Madrid, Missouri.

It rang bells in North Carolina,

made the Mississippi River run backwards,

and destroyed Memphis.

This earthquake devastated the area in what is now south-eastern Missouri,

which meant it was cheap to buy.

This guy bought the land,

and when Arkansas and Missouri were becoming states

he wanted to join Missouri because he felt that Missouri would have stronger political power.

I didn't see the version anywhere on Wikipedia, so I'm assuming it's not true.

That kinda makes me sad because it was pretty interesting.

I guess teachers can't always be right.

Next, Ohio and Michigan.

Have you ever wondered why Michigan has that upper peninsula?

No?

Well, too bad, I warned you I was going to nerd out.

Well,

back in the day Toledo was a pretty important city,

with it being on Lake Erie and all.

Michigan and Ohio both wanted Toledo,

and they actually had a war called the

Toledo War. Or the Michigan-Ohio War.

It depends on who you ask.

It lasted from 1835 to 1836

The U.S. government was all like,

"we can't have these states fighting, that's no good."

(Even though the Civil War would be like 30 years later)

So they proposed a deal.

Ohio would get Toledo,

and Michigan would get the land above Lake Michigan that no one had really explored or colonized yet.

Michigan was pretty sad at the time,

but I imagine they're just laughing now.

Finally, why is a part of Kentucky not actually in Kentucky?

Funny you should ask,

it's because that part of Kentucky actually used to be connected to Kentucky.

How did it end up looking like it either belongs to Missouri or Tennessee?

Interesting story, it's because of the Mississippi River.

Rivers, especailly rivers like the Mississippi or Missouri,

are constantly changing their position due to erosion and stuff.

The river eventually moved downward enough

that it separated that part of Fulton County from the rest of Fulton County.

I went onto Google Streetview to see if there were any houses or people living in the area

and all I saw was a bunch of farmland, which isn't really too weird for the U.S.

Quick note before I go to the end card,

while I was messing around with Google Maps

I found that someone had gone kayaking (or canoeing or whatever)

and took a 360 camera so you can do a streetview of that part of the Mississippi River

that surrounds that little part of Fulton County

Radical.

Alright, that's it,

I hope you enjoyed the video

and that I didn't nerd out too much.

This was really a fun video to make because it's just so interesting to me,

but yeah okay bye.

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An Open Letter to President Trump and Members of the United States Congress on Gun Violence - Duration: 2:22.

I'm Father Michael Sheeran, the president of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities.

This is an open letter to President Trump and the members of Congress.

Our grief and solemn prayers are with the victims, the families,

the friends of our sisters and brothers in Parkland, Florida.

Ours is a national tragedy. Yet we have hope because we have watched in admiration and awe

as the poised articulate young survivors of the Parkland massacre have beseeched adults

to fix this plague of gun violence in America. It is not lost on us that none

of them were even born when the Columbine High killings in Littleton, Colorado

claimed 13 lives. And yet the shootings have gone on and on.

We adults have repeatedly failed to fix this singularly American phenomenon.

Now we must listen to our youth. We must not cruelly disparage them in this time of trauma and grief and anger.

As Pope Francis has said, "Dear young people, do not bury your talents, the gifts that God has given you.

Do not be afraid to dream of great things."

Ending the horrific mass killings in our schools and streets is a great thing we are all called to do.

Now we urge you, as President and Members of Congress,

to listen and to fix this indeed.

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Joseph Yun to leave post of U.S. State Department's top North Korea diplomat - Duration: 2:08.

The United States says it will continue its diplomatic efforts to denuclearize North Korea,...

despite news that its pointman on the regime is retiring.

This comes amid heightened hopes for U.S.-North Korea talks following South Korea's successful

hosting of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics.

Park Soyun reports.

The announcement came just as signs were emerging that Pyongyang may be willing to talk to Washington.

The U.S. special representative for North Korea policy Joseph Yun says he will step

down from his post at the end of this week.

He said the decision was entirely his own,... but the timing comes at a surprising juncture,...

as South Korea recently relayed that North Korea is open to direct discussions with the

United States.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson sought to dissuade him, but reluctantly accepted

Yun's resignation "with regret."

Yun, like Tillerson, is an advocate of engaging in dialogue with Pyongyang --- a tricky position

to take amid the Trump's administration's policy of applying maximum pressure over engagement.

Joseph Yun's diplomatic career spans more than three decades, serving as Ambassador

to Malaysia from 2013 to 2016 under then-President Barack Obama.

Yun played a key role in tackling North Korea's nuclear issues as the U.S. special representative

for North Korea, appointed by the Obama Administration in October 2016.

He also played an instrumental role in releasing Otto Warmbier, an American student detained

in North Korea for more than a year.

Yun's authority to negotiate with North Korea appeared to be undermined by a tug-of-war

between the White House and the State Department over the direction of North Korea policy under

the Trump administration.

However, Yun told the Washington Post that his retirement was not a decision based on

policy differences with President Trump or his inner circle.

He added that he's 'very hopeful' about the prospect of talks resolving the standoff over

North Korea's nuclear program.

Nevertheless,... his departure will leave the Trump administration without an envoy

for engaging North Korea or an ambassador in Seoul, a spot that has been vacant for

a year.

Park Soyun, Arirang News.

News on Youtube Mar 1 2018

There are few better ways to experience a Grand Prix than from the opulent

surroundings of the Yas Viceroy Hotel Terrace. Only Monaco could provide an

occasion on par with this. Overlooking the Marina between turns 17 and 18, the

Yas Viceroy Terrace really couldn't put you any closer to the action.

Just ask Max Verstappen who commented "You could wave to the people while

they're having their dinner"! Seriously though this place is special. Watching

the cars as they glimmer under the circuit lights with the luxury super

yachts moored in the background is an assault on the senses. Parasols to

protect against the afternoon sun and comfy seating provide a relaxed

environment to sip your champagne and catch up on the latest Formula One

talking points. More seating, an open bar and a hot buffet are also on hand in the

adjoining lounge of the Yas Viceroy Hotel. Additional touches to make your Grand Prix weekend

even more special include appearances by F1 personalities. Past

appearances have included Eddie Jordan and David Coulthard who share their

thoughts and opinions on the latest Formula One headlines and the upcoming

on track action.

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You know I don't know if you know — you read The Art of the Deal but I worked

for a long time in Ohio.

When I was very young I bought a job with my father

Now most people don't know Swifton Village.

I worked here summers I worked

here at come out all the time. I stayed here. I worked here. It was a mess and I

took it over — fixed it.

I had great success with my father. I was a young success.

We bought it from the FHA for like nothing

and we sold it for a lot of money.

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THP: Washington County, TN school bus driver fell asleep, resulting in crash injuring 6 - Duration: 0:55.

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Mind-Altering Drug Scandal Rocks Washington, Members Of Congress Could Soon Be Forced To Resign... - Duration: 5:54.

Mind-Altering Drug Scandal Rocks Washington, Members Of Congress Could Soon Be Forced To

Resign Because Of This The continuous level-headed discussion of

whether high-ranking government officials should be forced to undergo drug testing has

quite recently been exposed.

A few individuals from Congress were quite recently uncovered for being on a reiteration

of mind-altering medications which a pharmacist in Washington, D.C's. top legislators quite

recently uncovered subsequent to feeling guilty about a portion of the medicines he had been

giving these authorities for months.

He feels that genuine conditions these endorsed meds are to treat can and do have some especially

condemning impacts on the sorts of choices these Congress individuals are depended to

make.

Many lower-level government workers are legitimately compelled to undergo random drug testing for

the undeniable reason for being in a data touchy position.

Since these individuals should be clear personality and judgment just to deal with paperwork and

procedures, shouldn't the individuals who settle on the huge choices must be more solid

judgment than those underneath them?

Obviously, control has superseded this security check and enabled numerous individuals from

Congress to medicate themselves to perilous levels which have now caused some really significant

issues that the pharmacist to the legislators is feeling terrible about.

Mike Kim is the owner and pharmacist of the pharmacy utilized by a significant number

of D.C's. most renowned government officials and addressed STAT News' Erin Mershon around

a disturbing pattern he's seen of late.

Not just has he been endorsing individuals from Congress with Alzheimer's medication,

but at the same time, he's been giving medications to different calamities also, none of which

individuals in this monstrous position of power ought to most likely be experiencing.

Via STAT News:Mike Kim, the reserved pharmacist-turned-owner of the pharmacy, said he has gotten used to

knowing the most sensitive details about some of the most famous people in Washington.

"At first it's cool, and then you realize, I'm filling some drugs that are for some

pretty serious health problems as well.

And these are the people that are running the country," Kim said, listing treatments

for conditions like diabetes and Alzheimer's.

"It makes you kind of sit back and say, 'Wow, they're making the highest laws

of the land and they might not even remember what happened yesterday.'"

Kim's tiny pharmacy — which, at its busiest, sends as many as 100 prescriptions to members

in a day — is nestled among Capitol Hill's stateliest row houses, less than four blocks

from the Capitol building itself.

Founded in 1867 and named for a previous owner, the pharmacy predates penicillin, the American

health insurance system, and even the Lincoln Memorial.

This is no judgment on individuals who take medications, as the openness to treatment

to enhance life is a gift of living during a time of current medicine.

This involves perceiving your constraints and recognizing a condition and not keeping

up an effective position only for control or any reason that could trade off execution

and basic leadership capacities.

These are normal desires of individuals in lesser limits of any industry, even outside

of governmental issues that influence the heading of our nation.

All the more critically, this medication/medical condition circumstance brings the requirement

for term breaking points to the cutting edge.

The same number of our Senators and Congressman are slipping into seniority, some of their

medications ought to be raised doubt about.

In the event that a man gets to an age where they are never again ready to securely work

a vehicle, family, and companions go alongside and say that's the last straw.

When we choose our leaders we expect they are of sound personality and in great physical

condition.

Nobody is anticipating that a chose authority should run a mile in 5:00 minutes level, however

when a person's doctor is prescribing prescription to ensure that you can work at a typical level

rationally, at that point it's likely time to make a move.

There are numerous Senators and Congressmen who have been in office for more than 30 years,

huge numbers of these individuals are in there 70's and 80's and are requiring a portion

of the meds portrayed before.

Age and wellbeing ought to be an argument for term limits, as unmistakably spoke to

by Senator John McCain as of late.

While experiencing surgery and post-operative treatment for brain cancer, he made some dubious

votes concerning Obamacare repeal and replace.

He keeps on torment from brain cancer he has portrayed as "very serious," yet stays

in office.

It has become visible that some high-level leaders in Washington D.C. are being recommended

pharmaceuticals to help with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other concerning health and

mental health issues speaking to a diminished level of mental capacity, memory and different

variables that specifically influence one's capacity to perform to limit on a political

position.

These are consistent medical problems that influence loads of Americans, yet shouldn't

we investigate government leaders who experience the ill effects of these illnesses?

It appears that it is the ideal opportunity for open legit talk about these major issues.

We all depend on our leaders to settle on steady decisions in sound health.

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Return of The Fishers To the Washington Cascades - Duration: 6:43.

[ ENGINE STARTING, FLIPPING SWITCHES, ETC.]

Pilot: Olympia ground morning.

Partenavia 357 … with Charile, southeast bound…

Tower: Runway 1-7, clear for takeoff.

Marty: You want to head for 49 first.

Jeff: Yeah, let's head for her and then get 51 on the way to 60.

JEFF LEWIS HAS SPENT HIS CAREER TRACKING ALL KINDS OF ANIMALS.

BUT TODAY'S SEARCH IS SPECIAL

LEWIS: We've been looking for this one for a long time.

ANIMALS THAT HAVEN'T BEEN SEEN IN THESE MOUNTAINS FOR 70 YEARS.

...AT LEAST, NOT UNTIL RECENTLY.

[ sliding box out of truck]

WHEN LEWIS STARTED BRINGING THEM BACK.

LEWIS: "Who hasn't done one?"

LEWIS: "Can you stand back behind this line and watch

the animal come out?"

LEWIS: It's about the size of an otter.

It lives in the forest.

It's a furry carnivore...

….a beautiful, charismatic, mid-size, somewhat chunky,

weasel.

… KNOWN AS THE FISHER.

LEWIS: And you say fisher everybody goes Kingfisher?

Or are you talking about somebody with a fishing rod?

Or, what are you talking about?

THE FISHERS LEWIS IS TALKING ABOUT ARE RARELY SEEN BY MOST PEOPLE.

NOW HE'S PART OF A GROUP OF SCIENTISTS WHO WANT TO MAKE THEM A MORE COMMON SIGHT ACROSS

WESTERN WASHINGTON—LIKE THEY WERE IN THE 1800S.

BACK THEN, FISHERS RANGED FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA TO BRITISH COLUMBIA.

BUT SO DID FUR TRAPPERS.

BY THE MID-1900S, WASHINGTON WAS DOWN TO ITS LAST FEW, WHILE B.C. HAD FISHERS TO SPARE.

LEWIS HELPED BRING FISHERS FROM CANADA TO THE OLYMPIC

PENINSULA FIRST IN 2008.

[ ooohs, aaahs, camera shutter]

LEWIS: We ended up getting 90 that we released there over three years.

LEWIS: And that's looking really positive.

IN 2015, SUCCESS IN THE OLYMPICS...

OPENED THE DOOR TO A NEW RELEASE PROGRAM IN THE SOUTH CASCADE MOUNTAIN RANGE.

BUT IT'S NOT AS SIMPLE AS RELEASING ANIMALS INTO THE WOODS.

LEWIS: We're putting them to the test.

How do they deal with this "I just landed on Mars kind of

scenario"?

SO THEY EQUIPPED THEM WITH TRACKING DEVICES—AND FOLLOWED THEM.

LEWIS: We want to confirm especially early on in a reintroduction that females

are having babies.

LEWIS: If there's enough reproduction that's going to help make that a self-sustaining

population.

[Sound of plane engine returns]

"If you look real close you can see her running through the trees

down there.

Hahaha.

I'm joking."

BY COMBINING BASIC RADIO TECHNOLOGY…

AND LONG HOURS IN A PLANE, LISTENING TO STATIC…

Jeff: thought I heard something...

EVENTUALLY...

LEWIS: You'll hear the Beep, Beep, Beep

( beep, beep, beep....)

LEWIS: Wow we're getting a boomer now.

Guess what that's 88, son of a gun

Woohoo, nice!

….. Oh, you already got her, you already got her, that's all you…..

Jeff: K, hit me!

Marty: 11, 10, 36, 46, point 38...

[Marty reads coordinates]

LEWIS: We can circle right around it and then hit a mark on our GPS and get

a very precise location for that animal at that time.

THEN LEWIS JOINS A TEAM OF OTHER SCIENTISTS AND TAKES HIS SEARCH TO THE GROUND.

[Sound of crunch, crunch, crunch under foot]

THEIR GOAL IS TO TRACK THE ANIMALS TO MORE PRECISE LOCATIONS, AND SET UP MOTION SENSOR

CAMERAS.

IT'S ONE OF THE FEW WAYS TO DOCUMENT WHETHER THE POPULATION IS GROWING.

Tara Chestnut: "We're closer than ever."

CHESTNUT: We had an indication that one of our females was denning and we went out

set up cameras for a two week period.

Chestnut: So we're about 80 yards from

the potential den site that we are looking for.

Lilly's den.

Hopefully.

LEWIS: She's super close this way…..

Hey, guys, I got her super close right over there, she's not far away.

But she's still moving a little bit.

THE SEARCH CONTINUES UNTIL...

LEWIS: Right here, right here.

I just heard her and I have no idea where she was parked.

We might be able to track her back to a tree here.

ELISSA GORDON: We'll try to find a specific tree to focus on and set up cameras

aimed at that potential den tree.

THEY LOOK FOR TELLTALE SIGNS.

LIKE SCRATCH MARKS ON THE BARK.

FUR SNAGGED ON BRANCHES.

AND OTHER CLUES.

LEWIS: They love taking poops on logs.

ELISSA GORDON: Wow, lots of hair on this one.

GORDON: Somebody definitely spent

a lot of time in this tree.

AT THE TOP OF TREE, , THERE'S ANOTHER POSITIVE SIGN:

A CAVITY BIG ENOUGH FOR A FEMALE FISHER AND HER YOUNG, BUT SMALL ENOUGH TO KEEP OUT PREDATORS.

LEWIS: We tracked her right to this area.

I didn't see her go in and out of it.

It could be a den site, it could be a rest site, it could be a nice hole in a tree,

but it's worth checking out.

that's as good a spot as any.

GORDON: We put some cameras that are facing the tree to see if she's coming

in and out and we also put some cameras that are facing outside to see if she's in the

general area.

We're hoping to get some clues.

A MONTH LATER, THEY BEGIN SIFTING THROUGH HUNDREDS OF PHOTOS.

AND MOST OF THEM AREN'T MUCH TO LOOK AT.

CHESTNUT: maybe it's a fissure maybe it's a raccoon.

it's a black brown blob.

THEY GET SHOTS OF MOVING BRANCHES, SQUIRRELS, ELK AND EVEN A BOBCAT.

BUT EVENTUALLY THEY FIND WHAT THEY'VE BEEN SEARCHING MONTHS FOR.

LEWIS: Yep.

That's the one. She's coming down headfirst

and in her mouth she's got a really sizable kit.

CHESTNUT: That's a lot of of kit to handle for that mama.

FOR MOST PEOPLE IT MAY LOOK LIKE ANOTHER BROWN BLOB.

FOR THESE SCIENTISTS, IT'S THE FIRST BIT OF HARD EVIDENCE SHOWING THAT FISHERS COULD

SURVIVE HERE LONG-TERM.

LEWIS: We've seen survival among the ones we've released.

Now we've also got the documentation of reproduction.

It doesn't mean it's ultimately successful, but it's a step in the direction that

you really want.

AND FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, A STEP BACKWARD — TO A WILDER TIME IN ITS HISTORY.

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How Much You Should Walk Everyday to Start Losing

Weight?

The healthy lifestyle is on the rise in recent years, and there are many reasons why.

Obesity is almost an epidemic, so people are becoming more and more aware of the dangers

it brings.

Eating healthy has become a trend just like exercising, and it's making us healthier

and more energetic.

But, are you aware that there are simpler ways of staying in shape than simply hitting

the gym?

Most people stick to cardio and strength exercises in order to lose weight.

And they're effective – jogging and swimming can make you lose a lot of weight, but there

is one exercise which works even better.

We're talking about walking – a powerful cardio exercise that will make you lose a

great amount of weight with no extra efforts.

Actually, walking might be the best option for slimming down.

It's a simple, powerful and effective exercise that will work on all your muscles so you

can stay in shape.

But, have you ever wondered how many kilometers you need to pass daily in order to see results?

We're here to clarify this.

It's not just the distance you should be considering – you also need to pay attention

to your weight and speed as well.

Create your own schedule and walk every day, and the results should be visible soon.

Use a pace counter – it will help you regulate the level of physical activity.

Here's an estimation of how much weight you'll be able to lose:

100 kcal.

= 2000 steps=1.6 km. 1 kg. of weight=140 000 steps=7000 calories=112

km.

These figures are variables which are affected by different factors such as your weight,

the speed you walk with and your health condition as well.

The best thing about walking is that it's simple to perform and requires no additional

equipment.

It won't even take that much of your time as well – simply walk to work or when sending

your kids to the school, take the stairs instead of the elevator or simply go for a nice relaxing

walk in the evening.

When walking, make sure to keep your back and shoulders straight.

Use comfortable shoes and light clothes, and increase the duration and tempo every day

bit by bit.

For best results, we recommend walking 3 times a week.

Stay on the track and ditch the car for the next few months, and you will definitely see

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Change your lifestyle and start living healthier as well, and you'll be able to unload a

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>> Hello. My name is Bradley Hayes

and I'm the Executive Director of the Office of Trade Relations

here at CBP.

I'm joined today by Executive Assistant Commissioner,

Brenda Smith from the Officer of Trade

and we're here to discuss the accomplishments of CBP

and its trade partners as we come up on the second anniversary

of the Trade Facilitation and Enforcement Act.

Executive Assistant Commissioner Smith,

thank you for joining me today to discuss this very important topic.

>> Thank you. It's a pleasure to be here.

>> Let's talk a little bit about how TFTEA has helped,

not only support strong US trade

but what impact it's had on

CBP's relationship with the trade and industry at large?

>> Another great question. Thank you.

Our relationship with the private sector is really,

kind of, the secret sauce to many of our accomplishments.

And I think that Congress recognized by the provisions

they put in TFTEA to strengthen

the Commercial Operations Advisory Committee.

It also, kind of, put that good

housekeeping seal of approval on the approach

that CBP has taken, really,

in the last ten years to rely heavily

on the input of our co-act representatives

and make sure we reflect modern business practice in our day to day work

and when we put new solutions in place.

So what are some of those new solutions?

I think the thing that I am most proud of and I was personally involved in,

was really the completion of the automated commercial environment,

particularly the single window.

Bradley, I know you've heard me talk about this before,

but, the 47 different government agencies

that play a role in this single window,

not only to target high risk trade,

whether it's for public safety reasons,

consumer product safety, or transportation safety,

but also, to facilitate the legitimate trade that comes across our borders.

I think automation is a key role in taking cost out of supply chains.

I think we've also been able to do

things like protect intellectual property.

As we know, the United States really depends on creativity and innovation

for a competitive advantage in our global economy.

And I think part of our role to enforce intellectual property rights

is really critical.

Things like the Donation Acceptance Program

and rulemaking that is very similar to one

that we have put out around the Digital Millennium Copy Right Act

really helps us do our job better and stronger

to ensure that are no loopholes where folks can bring in counterfeit goods.

>> Thank you for being here.

>> Thank you.

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GZERO World Clip: The Russian Relationship - Duration: 1:14.

Now if you had access to President Trump right now and you could have him do one thing that would

help improve the state of the US-Russia relationship right now – carrot or stick - it would be what?

I think the one thing you could do is just speak honestly about what happened in 2016.

You think that would improve the state of US-Russia relations?

Yes, and here's why.

Because right now, there's hope.

In fact, I just talked to some Russians downstairs, so anecdotal evidence from an hour ago.

Right now, there's a view in Moscow - there's the good czar, right?

This is a metaphor from the 19th century.

That's Donald Trump.

He's trying to do the good things in US-Russian relations and all of his minions are trying to block him.

And so they keep hoping that if they can just pull him out - you know, get him away from

his national security team and Secretary Mattis and all these hardliners - they'll be able to improve relations.

I think that's a false illusion.

And therefore, to have the Trump administration with one foreign policy -

that's the first step before we get to cooperation.

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T1D in a relationship // MY LIFE WITH DIABETES - Duration: 7:28.

So he called Securitas, and asked them

to check our apartment. Lock themselves inside.

Hello, and welcome. Today we are going to talk about me,

not you.

Today we are going to talk about this guy,

because we are going to talk about how it is

to be in a relationship with a person with diabetes,

and how it is to be living together with a person with diabetes.

We do have an expert here -

my boyfriend.

We have been together for over two years,

and we have lived together for almost two years.

Yes, this is going to be fun.

So I have some questions

I am going two ask you. Come with it.

First question is;

How did you get to know that I have diabetes?

We went grocery shopping in the beginning of our relationship,

because we were going to buy some tacos.

Or ingredients to make tacos.

So I went to look for something to drink, because I was thirsty,

and I was thinking of getting some Mozell (type of soda).

But Mathilde said "No, I don´t drink soda with sugar

because I have diabetes, so I need something sugar free". Yes.

She was pretty shocked

when she got to see my response

but... ok...

I have a lot of experience with diabetes.

Yes, I´m so used to

people being shocked, and asking a lot of questions

kind of scared. But Marius was just like:

"Oh, yeah."

"My step dad has diabetes."

Thats cool and relaxing. Cool?

Yeah I understand.

It is cool that you knew something about it.

Since you knew a bit about diabetes before we met;

Is there something very different to what you thought,

or thought you knew?

Ehm... Yes.

About how high and low blood sugar works was very different from what I thought.

With...

What should I say? When you are stressed

and when you work out, your levels sometimes goes up

and sometimes goes down.

It is a lot more unpredictable than you thought?

Yes, I never knew

it would effect your blood sugar, I only thought

what you consumed effected your levels.

I thought that if you consumed

things with not much sugar you didn't have to give yourself so much insulin,

and so on.

I didn´t know that

what you did effected it.

Exercise and how much you sleep,

etc. Everything.

Have you had a really bad experience with my diabetes?

It is hard to say.

I remember one experience

that is not really about my diabetes...

Or it kind of is... Ok maybe it is.

I was in a meeting

and my phones battery was out, so I put it to charge...

Will you tell them what you did? No you tell them

Ok!

Marius had tried to reach me, or first it was my sister,

so she called Marius

because she thought that she might reach me through him.

And then

Marius tried to call me,

and I had told him that I was in a meeting but he didn't pay attention,

so he got stressed out.

When I finished the meeting and turned my phone on,

my phone had

7 unanswered calls from you,

and two from my sister,

and

"Call me", on Snapchat,

Facebook... Everywhere!

So I called him and asked what was going on.

And he answered: "I was afraid you had passed out in the apartment since you didn't answer!",

and he could see that it was three hours since I was on Facebook.

So he called Securitas (protective services)

and asked them to check our apartment. Lock themselves inside.

Do you see my diabetes as an obstacle?

Maybe when we work out?

When you don´t feel ok, and get a hypo.

It might effect our workout together.

Maybe you have to leave a bit earlier,

then it isn´t really motivating for me

to go home when I´m in the middle of something.

Then it is more like, meh...

Of course it is because of that,

not because of you. You understand that!

What is the most annoying, and what is the best thing about my diabetes?

The most annoying thing is the vibration from your pump, all night!

Especially the last days - my blood sugar

has been either high or low, mostly high,

because I´ve been sick. So it has been vibrating all night.

Continue! Yes.

If you haven´t turned it off

after three vibrations, then it sounds; *sound*

Well I now nothing about that, because I don´t wake up before

he is angry at me because it has been making noice for 30min.

And I tell her: "Turn it off!"

And you don´t understand anything. "Turn if off!"

I go like "What?", and he says "The pump"...

Actually some times I wake up, look at the pump, and go back to sleep,

without turning it off...

A good thing about diabetes

is that we eat healthier.

Yeah we have improved our diet.

Do you look at my diabetes has an obstacle for us having a future together?

No!

That was an easy question!

Why should it be an obstacle, we have lived together for two years - no problem.

I think it is really nice to have you too.

If I get I hypo during the night,

or have high blood sugars, and don´t want to get something.

Because I´m lazy...

I just ask you; "Marius can you get me some juice? Marius can you get me some water?",

and then you get it.

In the evenings as well. I´m nice in that way!

If you

are thinking of getting in a relationship,

or you are in the beginning of a relationship,

and haven´t told about your diabetes and are wondering how you should do it,

I think you should just do it!

And you can do it very casual,

like me when we were buying soda.

Because it is a lot better to just do it, and maybe explain a bit.

And if that person

don´t think its cool or comfortable

with your diabetes,

then its too bad for that person. He/she wasn't´t worth it annoy ways!

Sounds good.

Ask questions if you have any,

Marius can answer as well.

It was really nice to talk to you,

and I´m looking forward to the next time. Goodbye!

Over and out!

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Afraid of Relationship Conflict? Here's How to Overcome It - Duration: 5:57.

When a conflict arises, do you run away from it or shame yourself for having

caused an issue? Does your inner critic start attacking you or do you start

feeling unworthy of love? If you resonate with any of these, be sure to give this

video a watch.

Hello! I'm Arien Smith and you are watching Arien Inspires, a weekly online

web series where I help survivors of abuse find peace, joy, and prosperity. It's

natural to fear conflict, to fear that we'll lose a relationship with someone

that we love. For us survivors of abuse, conflict was often a dangerous thing. If

we upset our abusers, it could have meant that our very lives were threatened. At

the very least, we'd face some harrowing consequences. So, naturally we fear

conflict. The problem with a fear of conflict is that conflict cannot be

avoided. It's going to happen! Even the most healthy and unconditionally loving

relationships are going to have conflicts. They'll be safe to experience,

no harm will happen, but that doesn't mean that they're easy. When this happens,

you may find yourself suddenly swept into memories of your past, terrified of

everything collapsing around you. Of them lashing out, of yourself running away

from this relationship. Maybe you're beating yourself up on the inside. You

may be finding yourself falling back into patterns that you have spent years

trying to escape, simply because a conflict triggered a particular emotion.

Here's an example that I faced and I know, with absolute certainty, that I am

not alone in this. Let's say your partner was having a bad day and you were a bit

more detached and out of it than usual, so you came off a little bit colder and

a little less attentive to their needs. You were just having one of those days.

You weren't doing anything wrong, your compassion just wasn't as bright as

usual. The following day, your partner tells you that they would have loved a

little bit more compassion and support from you. You didn't know this yesterday,

so they're clear that you didn't make a mistake, they're just letting you know

for future reference. Suddenly, you are overcome with emotions. Your inner critic

begins a monologue of how horrible of a partner you are, saying that you're cold

and unloving and that they deserve someone so much better. It punishes you

for what you see as a mistake, even though this conflict wasn't actually a

mistake that you made. Conflict in most cases is very neutral. It's just a person

expressing a need to you. If your mind keeps saying that you should have done

better, that probably originates from some pain you're holding for your past.

Perhaps a defense mechanism that kept you on your toes so that you didn't

upset your abuser. Handling conflicts without having them overwhelm you is an

art, but I totally believe that you have all the skills to find comfort and

safety within conflict. To see conflict as something not to fear but rather to

embrace. One of the best ways to do this is by rationalizing what's actually

going on. You're going to want a piece of paper for this, since paper keeps you

grounded and our minds have a tendency to overwhelm us with a whole bunch of

thoughts. Paper helps keep you centered and focused on what you're writing. Now,

write down what the conflict was. What did your friend or partner take issue

with? What, as best as you remember, did they actually say to you? You may even

want to ask your loved one to repeat what their desire was so that you can

write it down immediately after. If you want, as you're doing this, keep a column

aside for what your inner critic is saying. Just write down what you hear, not

judging, just recording. Look at their request and step aside.

Pull yourself into an objective mindset, pretend that you are viewing this from

the outside. Now, look at the conflict and write down what it means about both

parties. What is the boundary that's being set? Did one party member make a

mistake? If so, what does that say about the person who made that mistake? Be

rational with this whole exercise. You might be tempted to say that you made a

mistake and that you're a horrible person because of it, but making a

mistake does not make you a horrible person. A rational answer, based on the

earlier example, is something like, "I wasn't attentive to my partner's needs

and they asked me to be more attentive in the future. What this means is that I

did my best then, and now I have a clearer picture of how I can do even

better." This sort of rationalization may help to tame your inner critic instantly,

but if it still clings around, since that's pretty common, then just keep

repeating this rationalization. Smile at your inner critic and let it do its

little dance inside your head. Let it exist, just don't necessarily listen to

it. All of this will help you to reduce misunderstandings and the times that you

accidentally lash out or push away from a relationship. It will help you to

recognize that just because you made a mistake or didn't notice something, it

doesn't mean that you're unworthy of love or that you're a bad partner or

friend. You are still a fantastic person and I'm sure that all of these people

are still so grateful to have you in their lives. Conflict is normal and it's

perfectly okay to experience, so go ahead and share this video with someone else

who struggles to accept conflicts in their relationships. Maybe that's your

own partner or friend and you want to make conflicts more safe and accepted

between both of you. Whoever it is, know that you sharing this

could change their life. I really rely on you to help me help other survivors of abuse,

so if you could share this with at least one other person that would be

absolutely wonderful. Also, let me know what you think about this! What is your

biggest fear when it comes to conflict? What rational things can you tell

yourself to help tame your inner critic, when it comes to making a mistake? Feel

free to drop your comment below. I'm sure that you have some amazing things to say.

As always, there are a ton more resources over at UncoverYourJoy.com, so head on

over, check it out, and leave a comment! While you're there, be sure to subscribe

to our email list. You'll receive exclusive monthly self love letters,

weekly blog updates, and free resources I send only to my email community. You are

not a horrible person because conflict happened in a relationship. Conflict

happens when two different people interact, which is what every single

relationship is. Take some time to rationalize what really happened so that

you can approach the situation with love for yourself and for the person that you

deeply treasure. And always remember that you are loved, you are worthy, and you are

capable of so so much.

News on Youtube Mar 1 2018

Let's talk about recent updates to Canada's Corruption of Foreign Public

Officials Act and what this can mean for your organization. Recently the Canadian

government revoked its exception for facilitation payments under the

Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act or CFPOA.

This amendment demonstrates the government's continued efforts to ensure

that Canadian businesses, and organizations operating outside the

country, conduct themselves responsibly and with integrity in the global

marketplace. Canada's anti-bribery law prohibits

anyone from giving or offering a loan or reward an advantage or benefit of any

kind either directly or through intermediaries to a foreign public

official in order to obtain or retain a business advantage. Facilitation payments

sometimes referred to as "grease payments" are typically made to help expedite

government to services of our routine nature that's part of a foreign public

officials normal duties or their functions these payments are now illegal

and are no longer considered as a possible defense for bribery. The CFPOA

sets out a list of examples of facilitation payments that are no longer

excluded from the bribery offense. These include the following examples any

payments for the issuance of permits licenses or other documents in order to

qualify a person to do business. The processing of official documents such as

visas and/or work permits the provision of services such as telecommunication

services or power and water supply, and payments for normal government services

such as police protection or customs inspection related to the transportation

of goods. These types of payments may now lead to criminal prosecution in Canada

this amendment now brings Canadian legislation into alignment with

legislation of other countries including the UK's Bribery Act. It also adopts

recommendations from the OECD and other organizations like

Transparency International for countries to take steps to discourage businesses

from making any facilitation payments at all. While a facilitation payments

exclusion is still found in the US. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, in

practice, it has at a very narrow interpretation accorded to it by the US

enforcement agencies - and for this reason most companies in the US do not

provide for this exclusion in their anti-bribery compliance programs or

their policies. Foreign bribery under Canadian law has broad jurisdictional

reach and is punishable by up to 14 years in jail for individuals and has

unlimited fines for businesses. It's also worthwhile to note that bribery and

facilitation payments are not permitted regardless of whether the payment

occurred in Canada or abroad. Accordingly Canadian businesses operating in Canada

and internationally would be wise to ensure that their current business

practices and compliance programs reflect this latest development in

anti-corruption enforcement in Canada. In addition to possible imprisonment and

fines convicted corporations could face being barred from doing business with

the government for up to 10 years under Canada's integrity regime as well as

facing sanctions under equivalent Department policies in other

jurisdictions the elimination of facilitation payments from the

anti-corruption act is an important reminder to Canadian corporations who

operate internationally that adopting effective anti bribery compliance, due

diligence, and monitoring programs is critical to safeguarding their

businesses from the severe risks of an anti-corruption violation. If nothing

else these recent changes present a good opportunity to check if your

organization is taking the appropriate steps to manage its ongoing bribery

risks.

For more infomation >> Facilitation Payments: Canada's Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act - Duration: 4:21.

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Cambridge-Isanti Public Schools Canceled Due To Threat Investigation - Duration: 0:49.

For more infomation >> Cambridge-Isanti Public Schools Canceled Due To Threat Investigation - Duration: 0:49.

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Obama Foundation Scholars Program at the Harris School of Public Policy - Duration: 2:50.

SPEAKER 1: My 10 years as a practitioner, working

in India and the US, taught me the importance of being

on the ground, working with local communities,

understanding local context, and different factors and processes

that can influence decisions.

SPEAKER 2: Students who come to the program

will have access to world-class faculty, working

on conflict resolution, international development,

economic prosperity around the globe.

But they'll also have access to the Obama Foundation networks

of leaders around the world.

And when you put those two together,

it's an amazing opportunity to really make a difference.

SPEAKER 3: We at the University of Chicago

and the Harris School with the Obama Foundation

puts the pieces together.

And it does it in the context of a community that

provides rich opportunities, so that you

can take the learning that you develop in the classroom

and put it into practice right away.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

SPEAKER 4: I think the Master's Degree

in international development of policy

is a really unique opportunity for the students.

They can take advantage of the core skills

that the Harris School is able to communicate to students.

We have this incredible knowledge

at the University of every corner

of the world in the faculty.

We have this amazingly diverse student body.

We're in the one of the world's great cities.

There are just so many opportunities

to learn and gain from the community here,

and to contribute to the community, as well.

SPEAKER 5: A lot of the past 15 years

has been working in places after conflict is over

and helping to reconstruct, helping to reduce poverty,

helping to reintegrate people.

Most of my research works with armed groups and the young men

in armed groups, whether that's Chicago, or Colombia,

or Liberia, or Uganda, trying to figure out

how to reduce violence.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

SPEAKER 6: This scholarship covers full tuition

plus a living stipend.

So students will walk out of here without any debt.

And they also will have the ability

to not have to work while they're in school,

so they can be fully immersed in connecting

with their classmates and studying the areas that

speak to them and that they want to drive

meaningful change toward.

SPEAKER 1: Obama Foundation Scholars,

because they come from such a diverse range of backgrounds,

and perspectives, and this wealth of knowledge,

gives me a tremendous hope for the future

of policy in our world.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

For more infomation >> Obama Foundation Scholars Program at the Harris School of Public Policy - Duration: 2:50.

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[Jalaun News] Organized Annual Function Program in SN Gupta Public School in Jalaun Kanchch - Duration: 3:26.

For more infomation >> [Jalaun News] Organized Annual Function Program in SN Gupta Public School in Jalaun Kanchch - Duration: 3:26.

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Public defenders in accused cop killer Davon Lymon case dismissed - Duration: 1:35.

For more infomation >> Public defenders in accused cop killer Davon Lymon case dismissed - Duration: 1:35.

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Former Public Employees Question PERA Investments From Firearm Companies - Duration: 2:27.

For more infomation >> Former Public Employees Question PERA Investments From Firearm Companies - Duration: 2:27.

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Watch Live: Obama Presidential Center Public Meeting - Duration: 57:22.

For more infomation >> Watch Live: Obama Presidential Center Public Meeting - Duration: 57:22.

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Robert Mueller Scandal Goes Public – Game Over! - Duration: 16:51.

Robert Mueller Scandal Goes Public – Game Over!

White House Special Counsel Robert Mueller has said that he wants to question President

Donald Trump as soon as possible.

While many initially assumed that this was bad for Trump, there could be a silver lining

for the president after all.

Fox News reported that experts say that reports of Mueller wanting to speak with Trump indicate

that he is nearing the end of his investigation into the president's alleged collusion with

Russia during last year's election.

Prosecutors pretty much never interview their highest-ranking potential target until they

have acquired most of the evidence since they want as much ammunition as possible when they

finally speak with him.

This would mean that it's unlikely that Mueller's investigation will continue for

the next year or two, casting a dark shadow over the White House for that entire time

period.

It was revealed yesterday that Mueller told Trump's lawyers last month that he will

probably seek to interview the president, which set off discussions among Trump's

attorneys about the perils of such a move.

The Washington Post reported that "the president's attorneys are reluctant to let him sit for

open-ended, face-to-face questioning without clear parameters, according to two people

familiar with the discussions.

Since the December meeting, they have discussed whether the president could provide written

answers to some of the questions from Mueller's investigators, as President Ronald Reagan

did during the Iran-contra investigation.

They have also discussed the obligation of Mueller's team to demonstrate that it could

not obtain the information it seeks without interviewing the president."

An unnamed source told the New York Times that Mueller "appeared most interested in

asking questions about the former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, and the

firing of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey — not the broader question of possible collusion

with Russia.

Those topics signal an interest in whether Mr. Trump tried to obstruct justice."

Trump himself has always made it clear that he wants Mueller's investigation to end

as quickly as possible, as he is confident that no evidence of him colluding with Russia

will be found, since he knows it never actually happened.

"We have been very open," Trump told reporters at Camp David.

"We could have done it two ways.

We could have been very closed, and it would have taken years.

But you know, sort of like when you've done nothing wrong, let's be open and get it

over with."

What do you think about this?

Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.

For more infomation >> Robert Mueller Scandal Goes Public – Game Over! - Duration: 16:51.

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Pump Up Speeches: Tripping Up the Stairs in Public (Retta) - Duration: 0:40.

For more infomation >> Pump Up Speeches: Tripping Up the Stairs in Public (Retta) - Duration: 0:40.

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Judge Napolitano on Trump's public criticism of Sessions - Duration: 4:32.

For more infomation >> Judge Napolitano on Trump's public criticism of Sessions - Duration: 4:32.

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Sridevi Funeral Updates LIVE: Prayer Hall Opens Doors For Public To Pay Last Respects - Duration: 5:10.

Sridevi Funeral Updates LIVE: Prayer Hall Opens Doors For Public To Pay Last Respects

For more infomation >> Sridevi Funeral Updates LIVE: Prayer Hall Opens Doors For Public To Pay Last Respects - Duration: 5:10.

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Wall That Heals opens to public - Duration: 2:09.

For more infomation >> Wall That Heals opens to public - Duration: 2:09.

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Obama Foundation Scholars Program at Harris Public Policy - Duration: 2:50.

SPEAKER 1: My 10 years as a practitioner, working

in India and the US, taught me the importance of being

on the ground, working with local communities,

understanding local context, and different factors and processes

that can influence decisions.

SPEAKER 2: Students who come to the program

will have access to world-class faculty, working

on conflict resolution, international development,

economic prosperity around the globe.

But they'll also have access to the Obama Foundation networks

of leaders around the world.

And when you put those two together,

it's an amazing opportunity to really make a difference.

SPEAKER 3: We at the University of Chicago

and the Harris School with the Obama Foundation

puts the pieces together.

And it does it in the context of a community that

provides rich opportunities, so that you

can take the learning that you develop in the classroom

and put it into practice right away.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

SPEAKER 4: I think the Master's Degree

in international development of policy

is a really unique opportunity for the students.

They can take advantage of the core skills

that the Harris School is able to communicate to students.

We have this incredible knowledge

at the University of every corner

of the world in the faculty.

We have this amazingly diverse student body.

We're in the one of the world's great cities.

There are just so many opportunities

to learn and gain from the community here,

and to contribute to the community, as well.

SPEAKER 5: A lot of the past 15 years

has been working in places after conflict is over

and helping to reconstruct, helping to reduce poverty,

helping to reintegrate people.

Most of my research works with armed groups and the young men

in armed groups, whether that's Chicago, or Colombia,

or Liberia, or Uganda, trying to figure out

how to reduce violence.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

SPEAKER 6: This scholarship covers full tuition

plus a living stipend.

So students will walk out of here without any debt.

And they also will have the ability

to not have to work while they're in school,

so they can be fully immersed in connecting

with their classmates and studying the areas that

speak to them and that they want to drive

meaningful change toward.

SPEAKER 1: Obama Foundation Scholars,

because they come from such a diverse range of backgrounds,

and perspectives, and this wealth of knowledge,

gives me a tremendous hope for the future

of policy in our world.

[MUSIC PLAYING]