figured since I had an extra box a half dollars laying around here with no
Enders I'll go ahead and do a search of my own
Hey everybody its Rob with Rob finds treasure and I've got an extra bot to
have something sitting on for a couple of weeks I was gonna use it as an extra
livestream box but at the end of the day there's no Enders and it's from my Bank
of America boxes and I've only been getting a silver or two at most into
every other box so I figured why not hunt it on my own get this money put
back in the bank see if we score something lucky that being said we're
gonna kick it off right away and as a reminder I do have my stacking silver
mats available if you're still interested at my wwr finds treasure comm
website or at my ebay store those things will be down below let's find some half
dollars number 13 and we've got a big coin here I'm gonna assume it's either a
nice 93 or it could be a proof it's a proof 2001 s proof all right wipe that
down and take a look at it a little bit but good to see something in the box
other than eleven nifc hunting rule 20 and I was pulling the sides down didn't
see anything and then all of a sudden this one popped up this looks like it
might be silver it is 1969 Denver so we've got a proof a 40% er and an nifc
was not expecting that much so far in this box and we're only 40% of the way
through and speaking of 40% or thank you very
much all right let's get back to the hunt well roll 28 guys and I think we
got another one right here
1968 d2 Silver's in the box and nothing on the edge all right two
Silver's let's see if we can find a third well we finished hunting that box
a half dollars and I'll be honest I wasn't expecting to find anything in
there so the fact that we found a 2001 s proof a 68 d 40% half dollar a 69 d 40%
a half dollar and for n IFC's oh nine eleven fourteen and seventeen author
removed that ink from that one to make it a little better I'll take it not epic
by any means but silver was in the box we got two of them hopefully you enjoyed
this quick half dollar home with me if you did I'd appreciate a thumbs up and
as always everyone happy hunting and thanks for watching
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La Sultana | Recap (12/21/2018) | Telemundo - Duration: 15:12.
Humasah Sultan.
You're finally here.
We've been expecting you.
I'm glad to see you again.
You've become the leader of our dynasty.
I'm so happy to see how well you're doing.
May your sultanate and happiness last long.
-Amen. -Amen.
Sultana.
It's b
What did I do this time?
Are you asking me?
You know the sultan's orders.
Halime Sultan can't ever see Prince Mustafa.
However, you ignored that order.
Explain yourself!
I was only saving a child
from suffering for not seeing his mother.
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A huge secret.
I want to stay in the palace in exchange for it.
And, if possible,
I want to keep seeing my son.
You heard Handan.
There's nothing we can do.
It's possible if you pay attention.
Handan Sultan and Dervis Pasha have a relationship.
They've been in love for a long time.
Tell me, what does the amulet say?
Tell me who my family is.
I'll do more than that.
I'll take you to your family.
Come back tomorrow.
We'll go together.
sentenced to death, locked away,
is your unquenchable thirst for power.
That's how I am.
This is me,
the same I was when your father, Murad, was in power,
and when your brother Mehmed was in power.
I haven't changed.
But you should have,
because now it's not your son on the throne,
but your grandson.
You're no longer Mother Sultan.
You can't treat the sultan like an enemy
or expect to share his power.
But it didn't use to be like that.
Dervis Pasha is the killer of our late sultan,
and you're his accomplice.
You and he are involved.
This is ridiculous.
My son, the sultan, would never believe you.
You can't prove it.
Yes, I can.
Because I have a witness whose word is law.
Who is the missing prince?
He hasn't arrived yet, Bulbul Aga.
He's just got in.
Iskender.
Yes, it's him, Hadim.
I'm sorry for your loss.
How could this happen?
Nobody knows.
His neighbor found him like this a while ago.
We were going to meet today.
I waited for him.
He didn't show up, so...
It's Allah's will.
Dervis...
Dervis...
He did it for us, son.
What... what did you just say?
Otherwise, your father would've killed you
the way he killed your brother.
He would've killed you, Ahmed.
He did it for us, son.
I knew I'd be the next.
if my father had ordered my death?
I would have tried to prevent it.
His word was an unobjectionable command.
You're right, I wouldn't have been able to.
But I would have died for you if necessary, Your Majesty.
It would have been the greatest of honors.
Why?
Why going against the sultan for a prince?
What kind of loyalty is that?
It's about love.
Love is more powerful than loyalty.
<i> My Sultana,</i> <i> sun of the Ottoman Empire,</i>
<i> finally I have the pleasure</i> <i> to give you good news.</i>
<i> A miracle from Allah</i> <i> has happened.</i>
<i> Your lost prince, the one you</i> <i> saved from the Angel of Death,</i>
<i> is alive.</i>
<i> Not only that,</i> <i> I also know who he is.</i>
<i> Your son, our prince,</i>
<i> is none other than the man</i> <i> in charge of you,</i>
<i> the Janissary Iskender.</i>
Your Majesty.
Lately, there have been many complaints against you.
You've taken bribes...
you've harmed the poor with the unfair taxes you set.
You also haven't paid your personal debts to date,
Agas!
I would never betray you, Majesty.
I'd die for you!
<i> Your Majesty...</i>
My last will...
please, grant me this...
don't let the executioner kill me,
I want it to be you who does it, Your Majesty.
hd
as an example.
If anyone betrays me, however dear they might be,
I'll have no mercy.
Murat Pasha.
Your Majesty.
Continuity is essential for the State.
Someone must take the job of Grand Vizier.
That is my will.
From now on, I want you to be my Grand Vizier.
May Allah lead your way.
Tell me what you know, I'm listening.
Majesty...
Our Mother Sultan Handan was involved with Dervis Pasha.
They were in love.
Kosem Sultan, Majesty.
I heard her talking.
She said it.
Ahmed, my son.
Mother...
Mother!
Mother. Mother.
What have you done?
Mother, what have you done?
Get a doctor! Now!
Mother...
Mother... Mother, don't, don't.
Mother... Don't...
Mother, Mother
Mother, Mother...
What's going on?
She drank poison. Do something, do something!
Do what you did to Zulfikar.
Do what you did to Zulfikar. Now, it's an order!
Mother...
Mother, wake up, wake up.
Your Majesty...
I'm sorry for your loss, Your Majesty.
I'm sorry for our loss.
Is this how you welcome your husband, Sultana?
I'm surprised.
I've missed you.
I couldn't wait until you returned.
I left after you left.
I see you haven't received the sultan's orders.
What are you talking about?
Our divorce.
The sultan has approved our divorce, Hasan Pasha.
What do you mean, Humasah?
and smart wife.
I know no one is better than you to fulfill that duty.
Hasan Pasha...
We're in no position to criticize
our Sultan's decisions.
You won't get rid of me so easily.
I won't accept the divorce.
We're going back to Egypt.
I don't need your approval.
I just need to say it three times.
-Divorce. -You're coming with me.
-Divorce. -Otherwise...
I'll expose you before everyone, Humasah.
I'll tell our Sultan about all the irregularities in Cairo
on behalf of your mother.
You can't prove anything.
Now pack your things, Iskender...
My dear brother.
Allah will see to your recovery.
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Surgical Mesh Causes Serious Problems - The Corporate Mindset Is To Blame - Duration: 8:03.
A popular brand of Surgical Mesh used to repair hernias has been found to cause dangerous
problems in patients that have it implanted in their bodies.
Uh, you know, you know what's so crazy about this story?
This has been going on for so long.
Johnson & Johnson, for example, knew that the material that was being used in, in Mesh
Hernia material would cause a whole host of problems.
First of all, it would, it would, it would migrate through the body, would break away
in these pieces of Mesh would migrate through the body.
Second of all, it wouldn't.
It would not allow the site to even heal.
The infections are overwhelming.
The longterm problems and pain are overwhelming.
The reason they know this is because for other companies had been making the same thing and
for other companies had been sued for the same thing.
And that took place years ago.
But Johnson & Johnson, just like Johnson & Johnson always does says, well, you know, we're going
to do it anyway.
It's just like, you know, the, the baby powder case.
A friend of mine just hit him for $4,000,000,000 in 22 cases of cancer.
Uh, it, Johnson & Johnson always, always focuses on the bottom line, always to the detriment
of consumers.
You know, take, take it from here.
I've actually full disclosure, I've handled these cases.
I know a lot about them.
I know why the material is causing says danger, but go, go ahead and talk about it.
We know the Johnson & Johnson through their little subsidiary, ethicon develop these polypropylene
meshes, which as you said, other people had already had on the market.
Johnson & Johnson wanted in on it because they saw that, hey, everybody else is making
a ton of money.
We need to develop a, poly a polypropylene Mesh, even though we know they're getting
sued, don't worry, we're going to make more money than they'll take from us in the courts.
So they make it and sure enough, it causes migration.
It causes a adhesion where, where it either at a, you know, basically becomes a part of
the organ or it makes organ's fused together.
If they're touching with this mesh.
It causes massive infections and horrid inflammation because of the chemicals in this polypropylene
actually hinder the healing process.
It makes it harder for the hernia to heal, and of course doctors, anytime something like
this comes out, unfortunately these drug reps go out.
They say, Hey, we know you've been using these old meshes that have been perfectly fine,
but here's something new.
It's lighter, it's more flexible.
It's going to make your patients feel so much better, so use our mesh instead of the old
things that have worked for so long.
Let me, let me put this in perspective for you.
Okay?
You're in a business and five, six years before, there are hundreds and hundreds of cases saying
that this thing that you're about to bet on the market will bad human injury.
Now, for example, these were, if you can imagine, these were actually used for vaginal, a vaginal
mesh program.
Now we're talking about Hernia Mesh, which is the same material.
It caused such injury inside a woman's vagina in the whole area around anywhere it touched.
It caused these adhesions.
It caused pain that was so bad that women had to basically have have hysterectomies,
I mean radical hysterectomy is because the pain was so bad is you said the the Mesh would
merge with other tissue.
It would merge with other organs and the women died from this.
And this there's no difference in the material we're talking about here where they use this
for small bowel resections.
They use it for ventral hernia repair.
They use it for bilateral tissue flaps.
They use it for a whole host of things.
Why do they use it?
They use it because doctors who aren't really trained in some of these procedures can then
say, well, I don't really need to have special training.
I'll just use this mesh package.
That little Susie distributor, you know, shows up at the doctor's office with cupcakes, Doc,
We got a new product.
It's this mesh product.
You can use it in surgery.
You don't have to be a specialist.
You can put this in anybody's body.
It is a disaster.
And Doc who simply is looking at the business aspect of it.
Says, oh, that's great.
I can do more procedures, I don't have to have special training because I have this
package.
It's the hernia package.
It's the Johnson & Johnson Hernia package that I can use every single day without special
training, and in the meantime, they botched the process in hundreds of thousands of people
all over the world are using these kinds of products and it's killing them in Johnson
& Johnson says, oh, that's okay.
We can still turn a profit.
We know that.
Here's a really good analogy for what you just said.
It's basically the difference between going and hiring a master craftsman to make you
a desk or going and buying a pre boxed packaged desk with pieces.
One, two, three, four, five that comes with the instructions on how to put it together.
You're going to get a lesser quality product, but it's cheaper and faster and that's what
these mesh kits are.
It is a step by step paint by the numbers.
Every hernia is the same, so don't worry about it if you've never done one before.
The instructions are basically on the back of the box.
Whereas in the past you would have a skilled surgeon go in.
They wouldn't have to use these.
They would, you know, get in there and repair the tissue.
It would take a little bit longer.
They couldn't do as many surgeries in the day, but when hospitals became all about profits,
it was turn them and burn, get 'em in, get 'em out.
Hospitals became a corporation no longer dr hospitals, it's no different than Exxon.
They call it a hospital, but it's a corporate hospital.
Look, if you're told, listen to this, you're told, yeah, you can use this product, but
you might want to know.
It can cause death.
It can cause where it's where it's put in, it'll.
It'll cause that area to deformed.
It'll cause contact in migration.
Whether their organ systems that will cause failure of the organ systems.
It will.
It'll induce adhesions that caused chronic and severe pain that we can't correct, but
you know you're welcome to use it.
These are the types of things the patient doesn't know because the patient trust the
doctor.
The doctor says, Oh yeah, this is good stuff, and if they only understood how little the
doctor really knows about it, especially the doctors who are using this stuff because these
aren't doctors, as you say, these aren't.
Most of the time It's not like specialists, craftsmen, surgeons who can solve this problem
without hernia mesh within and without any kind of Mesh.
They can solve it without Mesh.
They can solve it with real tissue, but you know what?
Every doctor can't do that.
Therefore you reduce the business that a doctor can do.
Right, and you get the board of directors at a hospital saying, hey, you spent three
hours on this surgery.
We could've had the guy from down the hall do it in one hour with a mesh kit that's more
money, but also we have to talk about the FDA's role in this because they, you know,
Johnson & Johnson, as you said, they came to the Mesh party a little later than everybody
else, so they didn't have to get approval for their Hernia Mesh because the FDA is so
screwed up that the rule is you walk into the office and say, Hey, I've got this new
Mesh, but it's so similar to these other messages on the market that we didn't have to do any
testing because they did the testing.
You approved.
There's you have to approve ours. and when it goes bad.
Doctors that we talked to the first round of these mesh cases, doctors we talked to
said it's the equivalent of trying to remove concrete from rebarb when we're trying to
remove this only we're talking about human tissue that is absolutely destroyed in the
process.
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New Jurassic World Dino Rivals 2019 Mattel Dinosaur Toys Fallen Kingdom WD Toys - Duration: 9:02.
Wow guys check out these brand-new Mattel Jurassic world fallen Kingdom
dinosaur toys that will be coming out in early 2019
okay it's great to see you Mattel sent me an awesome press kit of the new
drastic world dinosaur toys coming in early 2019 so they include this awesome
New Jurassic World Dino Rivals 2019 Mattel Dinosaur Toys Fallen Kingdom WD Toys
for the humans you're gonna get four humans they look the same as the regular
ones attack pack assortment you're gonna get a Protoceratops velociraptor Rampur
incus Draco Rex Herrera Soros and colorist the dual attack assortment con
cabin eight er Pteranodon Triceratops Parasaurolophus I already did review
most of these then for the savage strike you're gonna get Velociraptor blue tap
Leggero Dimetrodon mana luffa soros sega
Styracosaurus in sticking the lock the mega dual attack you had super - Ian
Stegosaurus and then it looks like we're getting a new indoor after the bite and
fight Tyrannosaurus Rex in the off-road tracker ATV okay so the savage strike
assortment that's one that's not out yet so that would be these ones right here
okay so you've got these six item I don't really know much about these ones
here so let's see we're gonna get these are images that Mattel sent me this is
gonna be the Dimetrodon you can see a high-resolution image looks like the
legs are gonna move the in the front on the hinge we've got the back legs the
mouth probably gonna open and close and then we got the Herrera Soros so this is
like red orange and yellow looks like the mouth hinges the arms are gonna move
the legs are gonna move and then we've got the savage strikes digging the lock
which looking by the neck and looks like it's gonna have a pop-up head probably
for like head-butting action you see the arms and the legs there and then we're
gonna have a cool star rock asaurus this is like a dark blue like purple black
yellow green it's awesome and then with white accents I mean look at the
coloring of this it looks totally sweet and then tiny little orange eyes that is
so cool and then we're gonna have the savage strike tap Lazzara
wow this guy is colored you can see it does have an action button on the top
the wings are like orange blues got almost like brownish color to the body
and then you can see the on the head you've got like blue red
black and it's got some pretty wicked looking teeth and then we're gonna have
a savage strike blue so this one - it almost it looks like the heads gonna
hinge somehow there the arms will move looking at the legs I
wonder if this is gonna have like the
springing action that you pull back and they jump forward and then you're gonna
have the off-road tracker pack it's gonna include Owen and ATV with the claw
and this looks like a light blue and black Dracorex so that is really awesome
looking and then it looks like we're gonna have a new end of Raptor I don't
know what's different about this one I mean this is looking just like the basic
one and then we got the mega dual attack assortment which I already reviewed
these ones for you guys this one is gonna be the super - and the Stegosaurus
there's a good picture of the Stegosaurus and the sukkah - and then we
had the dual attack we had Parasaurolophus the contaminator
and Triceratops I also have unboxed and reviewed all three of these check out my
channel so that this was the contaminator he is awesome I mean he
almost looks with the spine on his back he almost looks like a baby
Spinosaurus so that is a really good picture and then we had the Paris or al
office which like I said I have reviewed these so if you do want a more
information check out my reviews and then the Triceratops and then we have
the smaller ones which are the attack pack ones oh I have already reviewed
two of these and I will be reviewing the rest hopefully soon so this is the
attack pack colorist they have not I have not seen this one anywhere so this
one it's like a white color with almost like a pink and blue color scheme to it
and then we have the attack pack Dracorex which I have already opened in
reviewed this guy we had the attack pack carrera soros which i have not seen this
one anywhere yet Mattel has not sent it to me
so this one it looks like it's a lighter green darker green with like a blue
color mix and then you know these these are the more simple ones so I mean don't
expect too much out of these and then they attack pack Protoceratops which is
pretty much the same as the first one but they changed the coloring I have
unboxed and reviewed that the attack pack ran for incus I have unboxed in
review this one also and then they have Velociraptor Delta I have already got
this one I have not reviewed it yet so hopefully they're gonna be bringing back
velociraptor charlie and echo also so would be cool to get all four of them
back together again okay then uh Mattel also did send me a big huge awesome
surprise box with a lot of these dinos in it I'll be reviewing that early next
week probably on Monday and I do got Anna ah I am going to the New York Toy
Fair in February of 2019 and I will be meeting with Mattel so over there
they're gonna be showing off all their new dinosaur toys for the year so
hopefully I'll be able to get you guys news on the new
once including probably the indominus rex that okay guys that was totally
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The County Seat - One on One with Congressman Chris Stewart - Duration: 28:51.
Hello everybody welcome to The
County Seat I'm your host Chad
Booth we are honored to have with
us Congressman Chris Stewart
represents the southwest part of
Utah clear up into Salt Lake County
and Congressman Stewart thank you
for joining us.
It's an honor.
The entire impetus to make the
phone call to get in touch with you is
about some recent legislation that
has a big impact on Utah's public and
private lands in rural Utah this just
happened a couple of weeks ago
could you tell us about this.
There are a couple things hope to talk
about today one is suicide prevention
hotline which has enormous impacts
on the rural parts of our state as well
I think what you are talking about is
legislation that we included in the
farm bill last week again very
important to rural Utah when you
look at my district I have a really
eclectic district I have downtown salt
lake by the university west and south
all the way to St. George some very
rural parts of the state in my district
and we proudly represent them some
of the most beautiful places in the
country I'd say in the world are in the
second district but turns out federal
government is a big part of people's
lives because so much of these
districts are controlled by the federal
government and the legislation that
we are talking about now is a
legislation that deals with a problem
that is growing here and that is the
pinion juniper which is an invasive
species and it comes in and it takes
over habitat for sage grouse and for
mule deer and it also becomes an
enormous fire hazard I know that you
know it creates an environment
where raptors which can be
predatory also thrive but some of the
sage grouse do not. Some of the laws
of the federal government it
streamlines the environmental
process it allows the federal
government to particularly the BLM
to be much more aggressive in trying
to remove some of this sub pinion
juniper and something we have been
working on Chad for a long time and
finally got it over the finish line.
On a regulatory side it's been a bit of
a night mare we have covered the
issues several times was the BLM
happy to see this are they wanting to
do more of this?
For sure including the state BLM and
now the federal BLM my former chief
of staff Dr. Brian Steed who is a
terrific chief for me is the acting
director of the BLM he understands
this issue and the west and
understands the frustration of paper
work and red tape he knows that
from an environmental perspective
this is a very positive thing to do but
there are some activists groups and
environmental groups that oppose it
they have a lot of power and a lot of
money they are very active and they
have made it difficult. We have been
trying to do this for several years the
environmental positive nature and
positive outcome of this is almost
refutable and again for sage grouse
or mule deer or for other species this
is an easy one and we have finally
cleared the path where the BLM can
be much more aggressive in doing
this.
I find it so interesting that some of
these extreme environmental groups
that fight this claim to be groups for
biodiversity and yet they are trying to
protect a monoculture because once
the pinion juniper take over nothing
grows and all the understory
disappears and we have seen it and
have taken people out on range tours
on our program we have seen it
directly how does it stream line the
process and does it take that ability in
the environmental process to cut
down on the constant litigation when
this happens.
The litigation is something that we
have to deal with separately because
the fact is you can always sue they
might sue and lose but many times
they do not care if they lose they just
want to stop the process and I will
give you an example before I came to
congress I was helping an
environmental firm that we would
help people on federal lands and we
would have people come and file and
take down some of the dead wood
partially after a fire after a few years
that wood has some value and some
groups would immediately sue as
soon as they did that the firm would
withdraw their permit knowing that it
was going to take longer to fight even
though they might win it would take
longer to fight but then the wood
would last and the wood would be
worth nothing 3 to 4 years later and
many times that is their objective.
It's not to necessarily to win in court
it's just to delay and gum up the
process hoping that the other part
would throw up their hands and say
it's too hard it's too expensive. So
that is an issue that will continue and
this mitigates it a little bit but
primarily what it does it allows for
categorical exclusion it allows for the
BLM and in a few cases other
government agencies to say broadly
we have already studied this issue we
know the environmental impacts of
this issue we know the environmental
outcomes of this issue and it allows it
to go forward more quickly rather
than going through a very deep and
detailed environmental studies again
and again when they already know
what the study is going to conclude.
It's like preventing insanity same
actions with the same result.
We are talking about Congress I'm
not going that far.
How do the mule deer benefit from
this obviously if you get the pinion
juniper out you get a reintroduction
of sage grouse which strangely
enough needs lots of grass because
they use sage grouse for cover or the
sage for cover but they don't
necessarily dine on it how does it
help the deer in this process.
It's just a better habitat for them like
you said. The pinion juniper cut down
on the natural feed the natural
grasses that would otherwise develop
they provide some cover but they
don't provide ideal cover and they
end up taking up a lot of water so you
know the sportsmen love this
legislation I heard from dozens of
them over the weekend here in Utah
and various groups the very first
groups reached out after we passed
this legislation were the sports
groups they know this is a real
positive thing for them if you like to
hunt and manage healthy deer herds
or elks this is a very positive thing for
that.
Does this also help ranchers as well?
It does it's a win win situation and it
helps the esthetics as well. You got
mule deer sage grouse elk a better
environment to grasses and water
conversation and it looks better you
can go out and see these green
meadows that look healthier than
that dry pinion that we see
everywhere.
Excellent we will take a quick break
and we will talk about suicide
prevention at the Utah and national
level to try and move that along. We
will be right back with The County
Seat.
Welcome back to The County Seat we
are talking with Congressman Chris
Stewart today we covered a piece of
recent legislation so far that deals
with land habitat and rehabilitation
and land habitat on federal land now
I want to turn our attention to an
outlier and opioid problem mental
health problem extends across the
state particular in rural Utah let's talk
about suicide prevention.
Yes, let's do and by the way the good
news is we are talking about this I
was talking to someone earlier and
made this point if I were in a group of
100 people five years ago and said
how many of you have been touched
by suicide in your family or with
people that you love maybe a few of
them would raise their hand if I had
that same group of 100 people same
people and ask that question today
many of them would. The reason
being is we are more open to talk
about it more willing to recognize it's
a problem here in Utah not just
somewhere else its deep problem
here in Utah and it's a problem
among our veterans and a problem in
our rural communities and we want
to try and help that the good news is
there are things that we can do to
help. People who are so discouraged
and despairing that they are really
contemplating taking their own life if
they can talk to the right person if
they can get help many times we can
help that persons we can give them
what they need in order to get them
to a better place and go on and be
happy and lead a fulfilling life. We
have to be able to reach them at this
critical moment. That is what this
legislation does it makes it much
easier for those people who really
need help whether you live in rural
Utah or New York city it allows
people who need help to get that
help and do it very quickly.
What are the mechanics of it how is
this going to help Loa Utah.
It's pretty simple if you go to Loa or
St. George or Salt Leak City if you ask
people if you are someone you know
is contemplating suicide who would
you call most people say I don't know
I guess I would google suicide
prevention and the thing is there is a
1 800 number but no one knows
what it is. Our answer is the number
is probably 611. It might be 211 or
411 but it's going to be a 3 digit
number so people know when you
have an emergency you call 911 if
you have a mental health emergency
you call 611. People will remember
that in that critical moment when you
are not thinking clearly or someone
you love is not thinking clearly that is
not the time for them gosh I wish I
knew what that number was. 611
they call in and it routes that call to
the local resource. If you call that
number is Salt Lake City or in Loa you
will be routed to Utah's health
hotline for that if you call in another
state or city you would be routed to a
local resource. People who are
trained and compassionate people
who want to help and are able to
help in those situations,
So this in a way is a broader
application of 911 which I think
almost all states now use as an
emergency response and it goes from
that local exchange to local law
enforcement so in Loa they would be
dispatched to Richfield where their 6
county mental health is salt lake they
go to some connection of mental
health.
In some cases that local facility may
be busy or not have resources
available then it would automatically
relay to the next closes probably here
in SLC. Salt Lake City we do such
great job on that, Utah I should say
we do such a good job we have
referrals from all over the country
that come here because we are very
effective at it and we are able to
provide an intermediate step that
some states are not able to do. But
your point Chad as you were saying it
is a close resource that understands
and reach out and give you some
support you may be needing.
Has this been tried anywhere else?
No, not that I am aware of certainly
not here in our country. That is why
this is a national suicide prevention
hotline it's not a state suicide
prevention it's a national effort
reason being there just is nothing like
it here in the US.
Do you have high hopes for it?
Absolutely. For a number of reasons
this is a good actual civics lesson if
you will this is bipartisan it does not
cost anything and who is objecting to
this yet still it took us 3 years to get
this through congress you want to
beat your head against the wall
sometimes it should not take that
long but the good news is once again
its bipartisan and it's not
controversial it's not expensive and
we have a broad coalition and from
veterans groups by the way as a
veteran myself and someone that
comes from a family of veterans I
understand they have particular
needs sometimes so we are very
optimistic we think this will be
implemented probably in the first
quarter or so of 2019.
Let me take a minute before we go to
our next break and talk about
Washington.
Why would you want to ruin this
whole thing by talking about that?
We are at the end of the year and
things are going to change in
congress when you head back how is
Utah going to navigate that in your
opinion?
Well, we will because we always have
we have had changes in the house
and senate changes in the white
house it's not the end of the world or
democracy although sometimes we
feel like it is and sometimes we have
reason to feel like it is. So we will get
through it I will tell you my job is
much less satisfying because it's
going to be very very difficult to do
things that I think are priorities. I sit
on two very powerful committees,
some of the most powerful
committees in congress. The
appropriations committee and I am
optimistic on that we have great
relationships on both sides of the isle
we worked with them democrats and
their priorities and expect they are
going to work with us and we will
have bipartisan support and some
good outcomes in appropriations. A
good example of that is the problem
we have had with wild horses that is
a bipartisan effort on that. The other
committee I sit on is the Intelligence
committee it's going to be hard the
incoming chairman is a very partisan
person he wants nothing more than
to investigate and embarrass and to
eventually impeach our president and
it's going to be a bit of a struggle on
that committee and speaking Chad
broadly about congress we have 2
years where the democrats have
different set of priorities but we still
need to fund the government there is
still important legislation that needs
to move forward and I am hopeful we
will find a way to do some of that.
Is their majority a legislative proof
majority that they have gained on the
other party?
No not in this sense they will be able
to pass their priorities through the
house but they won't get it through
the republican senate unless they can
work in a bipartisan fashion they will
not get the senate to approve or the
president will end up vetoing it so
hopefully it brings the democrats to a
positon where they go if we are going
to do anything we have to do
something in a bipartisan way by the
way if they don't they will pay a real
price in 2020 because the American
people they may not like Donald
Trump but you cannot disagree that
he has been successful in
implementing some important
policies. Where there is tax reform
environmental issues we talked about
defeating ISIS rebuilding our military
Justice Gorsuch on the supreme court
and other important courts the
president has been successful if he
can go to the American people and
say look what I have done democrats
need to do that in 2020 and the only
way they will be able to is if we can
find ways we can work together.
We will take quick break I have some
questions for you. We will be right
back with the County Seat.
Welcome back to the county seat we
are spending time with Congressman
Chris Stewart in the studio today.
Intelligence this is a very important
area and it's an area you have been
active in are you concerned with the
change in priorities that there are
some things on the table that we
should be paying attention to that we
are not going to and what are they?
Yes, I am a little bit before I go too far
on that I will be fair and say let's wait
and see there are certain priorities
that the intel communities that the
house and senate have to do there
are some places that I have to go and
approve some things if we do not do
that those activities have to cease. I
think my democratic colleagues on
the intelligence committee recognize
that and honor that I hope they will
the work is too important. The thing
that concerns me is when you listen
to them and what they have said
since the election they have talked
about none of that they have
expressed no interest in talking or
pursuing those important priorities
for the American people it's always
been as I have said it's been about
investigating the president. The good
news on this I'm not being Polly Anna
I really believe that national security
and our intelligence operations are so
important that the end of the day
democrat's republican's
independents they recognize that in
think they will give it the attention
that they know it needs. It's the most
important thing that we do. The
fundamental responsibility of the
federal government is to keep us safe
if they fail on that what else matters.
Again I think most people in congress
remember that.
How does this all play out in the
border that seems to take all the
oxygen out of the room when you
bring it up?
It does and by the way 2 things on
that one is the president has done
that as well I do not think we need to
refer to it as the wall it's not going to
be a wall no one is suggesting that we
actually build a 2000 mile wall. Its
border security and if you want to
know what it looks like go to Israel
and look at what they have done very
effectively and how its incredible
deflection of terrorists activity once
they put up their version of the wall
or border security. The sensors areas
observed drones of some cases and
sometimes it's actually a wall or a
fence. Anyone who suggest that is a
bad idea I just don't get them how
can you not realize that every nation
has a responsibility and a right to
protect itself and protect their own
borders.
Wouldn't there be some people for
calling you a nationalist for saying
that your borders are important.
If the definition of a nationalist is that
then I am but for heaven's sake they
use it in a derogatory way and they
actually bastardize the definition of it
in many ways its unfair and it's just a
way to wean people if you think
putting Americans interests is the job
of American leadership then that is
what we are trying to do so it's been
too politicized there is no doubt
about it and partially of late. A
couple of years ago the democrats all
supported this idea of border security
and they have backed off of that
again its politics that has driven them
backwards not policy I hope we
resolve that in the next few days
That's going to resolve a mindset of
people that are currently in office is it
not?
Well one would hope in a since there
will be an agreement and this is
important but again people use this a
political football my democratic
colleagues use it to motivate and an
already angry democratic race and
they want to keep that as an issue
republicans such as myself are driven
by this idea that this incredibly
important to us and our constituents
and to the president and those two
principals have come in conflict for a
while now.
I don't want to go too far without
another break we will be right back
with our final comments with
Congressman Chris Stewart here on
The County Seat.
Welcome back to The County Seat
having a really good conversation
today with Congressman Chris
Stewart and I do have a final question
for you we have a couple minutes left
and you have been really good at
telling us all the stuff we have asked
what can constituents do to help you
do your job the next 2 years.
That's a great question I think I would
say 3 things. The first thing is I talk to
too many people who have really lost
hope they feel like it's the end of the
world and not because of the election
I am talking about this time in general
and by the way a lot of democrats
feel that way they feel like Donald
Trump is the end of time the end of
humanity and freedom and
democracy and it turns out that's
probably not true a lot republicans
are feeling the same way for very
different reasons. So the first thing I
would ask as Americans is that we
recognize we have been through
tough times before we got through
the civil war and miracle of the
creation of the constitution when
some of our founding fathers fought
immediately after that we been
through the great depressing the cold
war we can find a way to get through
this. I would ask people don't lose
hope and don't despair have faith in
one another have faith in our country
and the second thing I would ask and
this is harder I say it a bit reluctantly
but it's true we need to have a bit of
patience we cannot fix every problem
overnight I think this president has
done a remarkable job in addressing
meaningful problems as I have listed
here but even he has learned you
don't fix them with a stroke of a pen
on one weekend. It takes time that's
the way our founding fathers set it
up. God Bless them for doing that it
helps in a reasonable manner but
sometimes we have to remind
ourselves be patient keep working do
not despair and don't get
discouraged if we do that we will
work our way through this and we
will be okay.
Excellent thank you and we
appreciate your time Congressman
come back anytime we want to thank
you for tuning into the county seat
each week remember local
government and county government
is where your life really takes place
be involved be part of the solution
and we will see you next week on the
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S01E07 Diving the Palestro - Battle of Lissa 2018 - Duration: 4:52.
today we will be diving the second ship that we have in plan. Ship Palestro.
Resting at 120 meters depth in sailing position
It's another serious war grave, because the whole crew basically died during the explosion that sunk her
okay guys, so we've got some basic planning discussion
about the wrecks we're gonna dive we know we've got
the Re d'Italia and the Palestro, both fantastic wrecks
so we know the Re d'Italia is sitting in about 115 metres
of water and the Palestro in just about 120 in the sand
so we're gonna probably have an average about five meters shallower than that
on each of those wrecks respectively
we're all planning about 30 minutes of bottom time
depending on conditions when we go to splash
we've all got our individual drop gas
we also have two sets of emergency drop gas
we know we've got a chase boat, independent chase boat
as well as the boat we're on, that'll be our main dive boat
standard protocols, double lift bag on one line means drop gas down
we've got a swimmer that can check us as well throughout
we will have a representative from the ministry, so as we know this is a permitted dive
and so the ministry representative will be here
I know I don't need to tell you but we're all clear on not touching
or taking or disturbing anything like always
and the ministry representative will want also a good thorough documentation
so we're supporting the effort to gather a consistent
baseline documentation of these two wrecks as they sit
we should be looking at somewhere in the four to five hour runtime
in the water obviously depending on what we've selected
nice and easy on the way up, we do have a chamber nearby in Split
and we've made arrangements to manage evacuation with chase boat
which is the fast boat coordinated to a helicopter who will bring people to the chamber
so the two wrecks that we've seen so far, the one today the Palestro is just a lot
more preserved, so it's sticking up off the bottom in a really dramatic way
and has an amazing Ram out the front of it
one of the historically significant components
being this would be one of the last periods in which these kinds of
ships were designed with the intent to ram other ships
and as an ironclad it's pretty neat for me
to think back to some of the history of the U.S. ironclads
around the same period of time
but seeing something like this, so majestic
good visibility really nice surface conditions, as well and seeing her stand
so proud after so many years is really a truly special experience really nice and
surprisingly preserved as well especially if we compare to the Italia
which, you know, it's not nearly as well kept together over these years
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⚡The Digestive System - Biology - Science - Succeed Lightning Video⚡ - Duration: 1:11.
SucceedSchool.com, learn to succeed. The Digestive System. We chew food in our
mouth, which is mechanical digestion, plus enzymes from the salivary glands like
amylase begin the chemical digestion. The food passes down the oesophagus, helped
along by peristalsis, into the stomach acid. The low pH there denatures enzymes
in bacteria and is also necessary for our own enzymes like pepsin to work. From
there bile from the gallbladder neutralizes the acid in the duodenum and
emulsifies fats, and more enzymes are added by the pancreas. Peristalsis again
passes the mixture through the ileum, the main part of the small intestine, where
nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream across the ileum's huge surface area,
due to the villi and microvilli. The nutrients are dissolved and transported
in the blood plasma to cells where they're assimilated and the indigestible
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