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Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News!

I'm Oli Davis.

Great Balls Of Fire...Get Used To It The Royal Rumble!

Survivor Series!

Summerfest!

And, of course, the granddaddy of them all, Wrestlemania!

WWE's Big Four shows of the year.

Events that can sell out based on their brand names alone.

Then you've got the second tier of shows like Money in the Bank, Hell in a Cell, Backlash,

No Mercy.

Beneath those are Roadblock: End of the Line, WWE Fastlane.

TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs.

Quite a lot further down, you have Capitol Punishment, Over the Limit, Fatal Fourway.

And then, somewhere way down at the bottom, we have the newest WWE pay-per-view brand.

WWE Great Balls of Fire.

Which, let me check, yeah - they're still calling it that.

According to Jerry 'The King' Lawler, on his Dinner with The King podcast, get used

to it, because WWE are looking to make the show an annual event.

Smackdown Battleground Plans Leaked?

The next Smackdown show, however, is the rather more established Battleground - which put

on one of the best WWE pay-per-views of the year in 2016.

And Tuesday night will decide one of the show's matches - with the winner of the Independence

Day Battle Royal getting a shot at Kevin Owens' United States championship.

Tread carefully, because this next story is dark and full of spoilers…

PWInsider are reporting that there is only one wrestler currently confirmed for the match

- which kind of betrays who's scheduled to win it - AJ Styles.

That's certainly the direction teased on this week's Smackdown, and it'll further

the Owens and AJ's US title feud that was interrupted by them both being involved in

June's Money in the Bank match.

Owens had previously defeated Styles at Backlash, but only because AJ found himself tangled

in the commentary desk's wires and lost via count out.

Paige Replaced On Total Divas Despite two Wellness Policy violations, a

leaked sex-tape and her fiance Alberto Del Rio constantly critiquing her current employer

in public, Paige is still on course for a WWE return - most probably because Rock 'The

Dwayne' Johnson and WWE Studios are currently producing a movie based on her life.

She's reportedly now back in training after being out with injury since July 2016.

In fact, her last televised match took place almost exactly a year ago, where Paige and

Sasha Banks defeated Charlotte and Dana Brooke on the 27th June Monday Night Raw.

Squared Circle Sirens are reporting, though, that while Paige is making her way back to

in-ring action, she will no longer feature on Total Divas, on which she's been part

of the main cast since 2014's Season 3.

She'll be replaced by the winner of every Women's Money in the Bank match ever, Carmella

- which the Wrestling Observer Newsletter points out will get her real-life boyfriend

Big Cass on the show.

Alexa Bliss and Nia Jax will also be joining the cast, in place of Eva Marie, who's no

longer with the company, and Renee Young.

Paige & Alberto Del Rio Rumors There have been many conflicting stories over

the last few days about whether Paige and Alberto Del Rio are actually still together

- with SEScoops first reporting they "had a blowup that resulted in Alberto calling

off their relationship."

The two have now appeared together at yesterday's Combate Americas 15 weigh-in, suggesting they

might be back together.

Support WrestleTalk on Patreon It's time to induct those who've donated

$10 or more to WrestleTalk's Patreon this month with their very own WrestleTalk Hall

of Fame rings.

So thank you The Wonderkid Emil Thomsen

El Diablo Pedro Mendez Genghis Ayman Khan

Jealous Jack McCarthy Mr 'No Nickname Needed' Blane McCool

Connor Barth in the Blood of his Enemies Threel The Human Torch

The Masker Marauder Miguel Miniclip The Ram 'Ramius'

John McBride of Frankenstein

An ex-TNA wrestler has debuted for WWE!

And the Summerslam main event has reportedly changed!

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Behind The Scenes, The Making of the Capilano Suspension Bridge Photo - Video - Duration: 2:59.

How more West Coast can you get we're in a rainforest in North Van is raining and

we have a hundred and fifty Mounties here celebrating Canada 150.

Basically the inspiration for this was a book that I was reading celebrating the District of

North Vancouver 100th year anniversary and in that book there was a

photo in 1955 where all the Air Cadets lined the bridge. So I wanted to try to

recreate that and for Canada Day I thought what better way to kind of

celebrate Canada than having a hundred... one hundred plus members on the

bridge and one of the top tourist attractions in all of Canada

You know this is an incredible opportunity for us as an organization

and you know obviously was in British Columbia to participate in Canada 150

celebrations but what's even more important for me is the fact that we've

got so many people here within the organization that are participating in

this and it's the pride I have in the employee in the fact that they've taken

the time out to be here today even though weather still a little bit you

know interesting, after a months of great weather

as always we carry on and very very proud of that.

It'll be once in a lifetime opportunity and

I'm looking forward to everybody being on the bridge and for what will make a

fantastic picture

Us coming together and standing on the bridge again will become

a historic moment for not only members of the RCMP to view in the future but

also for the larger community and sense the pride that we are sensing you today

as members of the RCMP. Proud to serve. Proud to be Canadian. Proud to live in this

wonderful country even though it's raining which is perfectly fine but if

you look around and you look at all the smiles you see the esprit de corps and

you see the pride in the red and the blue and the yellow.

It feels good. There's a heavy weight lifted off my shoulders because there

was a there's a lot of moving parts and as the RCMP normally does we make the

best of it and we kind of push through.

Thank you for being here today. Thank you to Paul Duffy

and all the organizers (clapping cheers). Good job Paul

Happy Birthday to you. Happy birthday to Canada. We salute you, Happy Birthday. Happy Birthday Canada.

you

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Here's My Canada: Freedom and Rights - Duration: 0:21.

Canada means to me a country of freedom and

human right a country where you can be safe

for example and where everyone has the right

to go to school Canada is a multi-cultural

country and Canada has free healthcare system

and free school you won't have to worry about

being in danger because of our great secure system

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Here's My Canada: Free - Duration: 0:16.

What Canada means to me Canada means to me

a free country and allows any types of religions

personal faiths to entry for example a person

with any religions of faith is allow to entry

the country no one is allow to say no that

is the thing I like about Canada

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Here's My Canada: Share Canadian Culture and History - Duration: 0:15.

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Here's My Canada: School And Have Fun - Duration: 0:12.

Canada means to me that I can be safe and

sound I can play around I have the right to

go to school and I can go anywhere I can go

outside to play and have fun

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Here's My Canada: Royal Ontario Museum - Duration: 0:20.

What Canada means to me the Royal Ontario Museum

for short term they're the ROM

The ROM means Canada to me because the ROM

teaches people of all agents of the history in the

world since 1914 till now 2017 fun fact the

queen of England visited the ROM in 1984 June 3rd

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Sen. Portman, I'd Rather Go to Jail Than Die Without Medicaid! - Duration: 4:32.

Hey everybody! My name's Dominick Evans.

I'm a filmmaker and a disability and LGBT rights activist.

As a transgender, queer, disabled American I have a message for my Senator, Sen. Rob Portman.

Sen. Portman, I am a member of the disability rights group, ADAPT

who are out there right now in cities all across the country protesting

I sent a group of my group, Ohio ADAPT, to protest at your office.

Your security separated my group, would not let us come up together, and you had security follow them

all the way in. You said – they managed to talk to your aides – and you said to them, or through your aides

that you would get back a statement to us within 24 hours! That statement did not listen, at all

to what we were asking of you. As a disabled person,

I rely on Medicaid for my home care, that gets me out of bed, so I can work.

I work for the Center for Disability Rights, and I also work full-time, as a writer.

I need you, Sen. Portman, to GUARANTEE that my Medicaid, will not be lost in any bill the Senate passes.

I don't want to go to a nursing home. I live in the community. I'm a hard-working American who

who pays taxes. This is BULLSHIT what you are doing to people like me, who depend on this care to survive.

I don't want to end up dead. I will end up dead if I'm in a nursing home because nursing homes are not safe for

transgender people. They are not safe for queer people. They are not safe for people of color.

They are not safe for any multiply-marginalized person. They are not safe for any disabled person,

but it is especially hard for those of us who are multiply-marginalized.

Sen. Portman, do not let us die!!

We don't want you saying that you are only going to vote no on this bill, but you might vote yes

on an amended bill.

We will be back. We will not let you vote to kill us!

We need you to say, that no matter what bill you vote on, you will not vote to cut Medicaid.

You have to promise us that!

NO CUTS TO MEDICAID, SAVE OUR LIBERTY!

It's not just for. me. It's for all my friends who need these services to survive.

We will not accept anything else from any of the senators that represent us.

It is ridiculous what is happening to my friends across the country.

People in Denver were shut out in a hot room all night. They have been there over 24 hours

and you wouldn't let them use the bathroom – a basic human right!

You would not let a group of protesters in wheelchairs use the bathroom out there, Sen. Cory Gardner.

What the fuck is wrong with you? Seriously?!

We have protesters in Indianapolis getting hurt because you were arresting them for protesting

because they don't want to die!

What is wrong with all of you senators who are doing this to disabled people?

I'm a 36-year-old transgender man who has never experienced anything to this scale

where I'm so terrified that I, I want to be there with my friends, putting my life on the line.

We need to stop this. We need to stop it.

It's ridiculous what you're doing to disabled people.

You should be ashamed of yourselves, all of you.

All of you GOP senators, you need to stop.

You need to stop and realize we are human beings, and these cuts are going to kill us!

Do not let us die, because that blood will be on your hands!

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Here's My Canada: Safety and Rights - Duration: 0:18.

Canada is a safe and caring place I have the

right to go to school and everyone from every

culture is allowed to come to Canada you know

you won't have to be in danger because of

Canada's greatest security Canada has great education

and Canada has free school and free healthcare

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「Multifandom ＡＭＶ」 ☆ Come with me - Duration: 2:00.

Memories are important

But

there's something even more important

That is to continue making memories

That is why we'll repeat it

Again and again

I told you that I've always admired you, right?

There's no need to force ourselves to change

You'll be fine

If you're ever uncertain of yourself

remember this charm

Tamako, I'm in love with you

I'm madly in love with you!

If I had to choose all over again

I'd still probably join the ensemble

If there's something you want to say

Don't you think you should try singing?

Don't forget me, okay?

I'm glad it's you after all

Will we meet again somewhere?

I'm sure of it

I'll give you half of my life

So give me half of yours!

Even if there are only few precious memories of you left

We'll make sure we won't forget them

You want half? I'll give you all of it

With you, Sutemaru, I might have been happy

With me?

How could you leave me behind?

I'm sorry!

Don't ever let go of his hand

I didn't tell anyone your secret

Thank you

I missed you so much

Even if it doesn't rain

I'll be here

Wait!

They're all waiting for you

I've never been this nervous before

I'm always searching for something

For someone

Hey, Nishimiya

I want you to help me live

I finally found it

Something only I can protect

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How the Pyramids Were Built - Duration: 7:04.

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Hey smart people, so a few weeks ago we made a video about the pyramids, and how, while

they are pretty heckin' impressive, we can trace the evolution of their construction

and see the ancient Egyptians using trial and error, and even making a few mistakes,

which basically tells us they didn't need aliens to build them, they just needed science.

You guys really liked that video, but a few of you were… a little bothered that, despite

the fact it was called "WHO built the pyramids?" that I didn't talk about HOW the pyramids

were made.

Soooo, let's talk about it!

[OPEN]

The hundred-plus pyramids scattered around Egypt were all built a bit differently, but

we're gonna focus on THE BIG ONE.

Let's review the stats!

The Great Pyramid originally rose more than 146 meters tall and contained about 2.3 million

stone blocks.

But the start of any construction project truly begins with the foundation, which is

impressive in its own right.

Its base is level to less than 2 cm, it's square to within 11 (cm), and its edges are

aligned to the compass within 3/60ths of a degree.

This precision is pretty incredible since compasses didn't actually exist yet, and

since forty-five hundred years ago the North Star was in a completely different place.

But finding North is actually pretty easy, just watch where any star rises and sets during

the night, and cut the angle in half.

After that, squaring the sides just requires measuring a right angle.

Pythagoras and his equation came way later, but ancient cultures like the Egyptians knew

a 3-4-5 triangle made a 90˚ corner.

They could even make a right angle with two circles: the line connecting the intersection

of the arcs is perpendicular to a line through their centers.

To level the base, some theories say the Egyptians used water filled channels as natural levels,

but this isn't likely when you consider how much water they'd have to carry in to

keep it from evaporating.

But if you can make a right angle, you can make a level.

Put that on some legs, and you can level over long distances.

When you think about it, a pyramid is just a bunch of stacked squares, so if you can

master this measurement, you're most of the way there.

Now we just need some stones.

The Great Pyramid's core is made of more than 2 million blocks of rough yellow limestone.

This was quarried right next to the pyramids, which is a big reason why they chose sites

like Giza, where prehistoric oceans had deposited this building material right under their feet.

They would dig channels and pry these blocks right from the Earth, and the size of the

blocks was actually determined by the natural thickness of these limestone layers.

You can see evidence of these layers in The Sphinx, which was actually dug out of the

Earth, not built on top of it.

The pyramids were originally covered in smooth white limestone from quarries up the Nile,

which was stolen to use in other buildings thousands of years ago.

We've found many chisels, drills, and saws used at these quarries, and the only metal

Egyptians had access to was copper.

That's a pretty soft metal, but when a slurry of sand and powdered rock is poured in as

an abrasive, even copper tools can cut limestone.

To build the Great Pyramid in 23 years, an Olympic swimming pool's worth of stone had

to be quarried every eight days.

That's a lot, but modern pyramid building experiments using technology available to

Ancient Egyptians calculated this amount of stone could be cut and moved by a quarry team

of 1200 to 1500 workers, which is totally doable.

Heavier stones, like the granite used in the pyramid's inner chambers, are much harder

than limestone.

They were literally chipped out by hand using heavy dolerite hammer stones, which we've

also found… a LOT of.

It would have taken a full day's pounding to chip away a few centimeters, but then again

they didn't have Twitter to distract them.

We've found Egyptian boats large enough to have floated these stones down the Nile,

but how were 2 million blocks actually moved into place?

It might be hard to believe, but wheels for transportation are a surprisingly recent invention.

Not because rolling a round thing is hard to figure out but because inventing a workable

axle is.

The oldest known rolling wheels on Earth date to before the Great Pyramid, but not in Egypt.

Paintings tell us Egyptians used wooden sleds to move large objects, but they still had

to deal with friction.

Burying wood rails horizontally will allow a sled to slide more freely, but researchers

at the University of Amsterdam showed in 2014 that sand has an interesting property, wetting

it with the right amount of water makes it remarkably slick.

A team of ten workers can easily pull a one-ton sled, but people always seem to forget that

Egyptians had animals like donkeys and cattle around to help too.

Constructing ramps to deliver stone must have been nearly as monumental as the pyramid itself.

This is one place where there's no records of what they looked like, but researchers

have examined lots of possibilities.

An engineer named Craig Smith has done probably the most detailed ramp analysis, calculating

how many stones could be delivered with each design, and he believes the Egyptians extended

a big, wide ramp near the bottom where a pyramid requires most of its stones, and spiral ramps

near the top where fewer blocks are needed.

Wooden levers, and round dolerite "ball bearings" were used to guide stones into

place, where they were carved to an exact fit.

Joints between some of the few remaining smooth outer stones are so precise you can't even

slip a credit card between them, but digs have shown they weren't as careful with

interior stones.

It's a popular idea that the pyramids were built by slaves, but you shouldn't believe

everything you see in the movies.

Egyptologists like Mark Lehner have uncovered enormous cities built to feed, house, and

equip thousands of skilled workers, with breweries, bakeries, tool shops… signs that whole families

lived nearby.

Egyptian society at all levels dedicated themselves to what they viewed as the kingdom's proudest

work.

It's actually pretty incredible that we have as much evidence as we DO about how the

pyramids were built, but that doesn't mean building them was easy.

In fact it's the opposite.

But difficult doesn't mean impossible.

Stay curious.

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