impossible to try to achieve at this stage. and then there was a mass funeral in syria. what took place there? that happened in the southern province. if you remember, this is the prove convince where the uprising all began. there were pretty intense shelling that killed at least 19, 20 people, and another funeral going out for them that was streamed live by activists. this is where one really must admire the opposition. even though they re in the process of burying someone, who was killed at hands of government forces, for voicing their desire for regime change, they still, while the fine rals take place, capitalize on that to make it opportunity to call out against the government. this is the kind of determination we ve been seeing from the onset of this uprising, but it it s also the kind of determination that has polarized the syrian uprising to a point where getting both sides to any sort of negotiating table that would result in a peaceful resolution are again, incr
them are old. but that s not the point. i think if you go to an emergency room, trauma center, you have to rely on the knowledge of the nurses and doctors there because if they say, listen, it looks like a minor injury, we re going to observe the child for three or four hours, and there s no signs and symptoms like vomiting and nauseousness or anything like that that would take you there s a neurological injury going on, and the doctor says i don t think the baby needs a cat scan, you know, parents should then take that information jenna: you hear all those horror stories, you know, you bring your kid home from the hospital, they didn t get the cat scan, and suddenly there s a turn for the worse. but again, all of this technology doesn t really equate into good health. listen, if you go to europe, not you know, if you re a doctor, you cannot order a cat scan. it has to be ordered by a neurologist or a neurosurgeon for the most part. if i m covering the er and i say, okay, i m goi