and i think of us in the industry had known that you could get gas from shales. in fact we had perforated some highly shallowly sands that really didn't produce from the sands but we got some shale gas as a result. but george through those kept working with shales to produce gas economically from the barnett from some vertical wells. and i know that happened. the real breakthrough who came when devon bought mitchell energy and their properties north texas and started work on worth horizontal in the barnett. and that really really a key to turn on that development. and and it became big production a huge growth and production huge growth in production. and came from that so larry nichols and his crew did a great job. i think may have drilled a few horizontal wells there before larry bought that. but primarily it was. so anyway, the that government brought this energy renaissance i heard obama take full credit for. you all that president biden cured cancer last. anything's possible we we talked to obama go and disown. we talked to obama. i want him to know. just fo

from these internal ruptures, but nothing about they don’t think so, they are all extracting their shalewell, not the floor , it’s the cities that are unlikely to collapse, and that’s why we see that seismicity appears and earthquakes large earthquakes begin to appear and there are more earthquakes, but people began to create them themselves, not so that they never existed, if we are talking about the fact that the earth itself moved, evolved, then they probably have about the same number of them left, so if we we say that man ... i agree, i would like to strengthen and add to the fear, in addition to mining, earthquakes do not necessarily occur during the extraction of shale oil, quarries, filling reservoirs, filling reservoirs during the construction of large... hydropower structures, nodes, now they have made a dam, filled it with water, as soon as you start filling this bath, but the bath is filled with a large quantity, volume, this is a large load on the earthly material, it is heavy, heavy, it begins to deform, immediately you get a swarm of the sea, thousands, not very strong ear

shale. i will see something to serve the rest of the 23 people as well , the soldiers who were martyred in sistan and baluchistan , ali fasanqari, who was originally green, who spent his military service in sistan and baluchistan today was eid, this person mohammad mirshkari from kalala, the armed support unit of taftan, was martyred and we are martyrs . my brother is too short a martyr to serve the people . iran's security from the south to the north of the country, like the martyr of the operation to arrest a fugitive murderer, we were martyred on april 16 of this year, and i am proud. what job did he have? i loved the work of ahmad ghanbari in the mission of ensuring the security of citizens following the call and illegal gathering on the birthday of the late pirfalak. present the car was martyred. our martyrs showed their last drop of blood for the comfort and safety of the people. the martyrdom of the soldier commander does not matter. the head of the anti-narcotics department of the ho

you cannot slow magic dust on shale. productivity has slowed.he only thing is to encourage other countries to produce more and limit exports. you have seen the u.s. do that before. u.s. export ban would be the final straw. that would be one of the the tools in the the tool box as president biden refers. >> what does this mean for the expectation of the price of oil? >> at the short term, we feel it will trade $1,800. we talked about potentially hitting through the we go throu we will see china evolve and what does the u.s. do and how does shale respond. for us, one of the most important data points is we test at 70. you have to test the marginal costs. we can predict it. we got to 70 and it bounced off. that marginal cost and we are looking at a higher cost. >> i want to take your attention to what is happening in the gas space. this time last year, we were dominated by gas storage and how things were sitting for europe going into the winter. we understand now that gas storage levels in europe are quite high. they built that buffer. we had talks

pioneers, the shale cowboys. hat and do cool tech stuff that gets more oil out of rock. is that underselling your ability to keep doing that? doug: not at all. we will continue to innovate and improve. the horizontal drilling we have heard so much about, the industry has made huge advances. we are also seeing where the average lateral length and horizontal shales has been two miles and now we are looking at three and four. those things are going to continue to provide an opportunity for good investment and production. the key is that there has been underinvestment in exploration. if we don't start thinking about more exploration and investment here in the u.s. and globally, this depleting resources going to be a challenge and will result in higher prices. alix: four nonoil nerds listening, that is a long way away. you mess up one thing, it is huge. is the risk it really worth the reward on that? doug: it is because it is enabling us to access additional rock that we could actually stimulate and produce. instead o

that is a story of shale. other one that continues to be a positive story is the deepwater gulf of mexico where we go out and drew a mile or more of water depth and go down 6, 7, 8 miles into the earth and find large fields. the gulf of mexico is still underexplored compared to the onshore. so i think there is still room for more discoveries. david: so when you started four years ago, to say, i might be the ceo someday? where did you think that was unrealistic? mike: i just hoped i would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. ♪ david: let's talk about chevron itself. what are the roots of chevron? when was it created and when did it start? mike: founded in 1879 in southern california, again is a company called pacific coast oil company. made the first commercial discovery in california in southern california, became part of the rockefeller standard oil trust in the latter part of the 1800s, and then, became standard oil of california when the standard oil trust was broken up . our headquarters and ho

you are seeing the parallels of the shale revolution and renewables now, which is growth at any cost.one of the issues we continue to have with the energy transition is we don't have frameworks with which we can operate. we don't know what the price of carbon or anything is going forward from here. when will that be solved? how do we fix the problem of commonality of the baseline from which the industry is going to grow? ben: what we have seen is that everyone wants the same thing, which is low-cost power on demand with no carbon footprint. and if you look at that, you have your existing asset base, oil and gas, and you have carbon removal. on the other side, you have renewable power. you'll need to pair that with storage. in the long run, what we should see is the price of carbon go to marginal cost of renewables plus storage. now, i think there's a huge path, decades long, price discovery in that. we personally would love to see a carbon price. we think carbon markets are critical to success. what we have seen in the ira is if you create economic incentives, capital will follow. whe

, shale gas, coal, lithium.all this stuff . these clowns in stuff. these clowns in westminster have refused to use it. the prime minister, he lied in his leadership campaign last yean he in his leadership campaign last year. he said he was going to back fracking. the first thing he did in the house of commons when was pm was to scrap that when he was pm was to scrap that pledge. and, you know, got pledge. and, you know, we've got all treasure. shouldn't all this treasure. we shouldn't be overseas. be buying it from overseas. what's of buying shale what's the point of buying shale gas from the us, sending our jobs and money over there? when we've we've we've got it over here? we've got expensive got the most expensive electricity in the whole of the 20 that's 20 main. the g20. and that's because the growth in because of the growth in renewables, huge expansion renewables, the huge expansion of which of offshore wind farms, which i'm on stuff is i'm with paul on this stuff is foreign owned, over 80% is foreign own

what is shale gas? it's true? we have, indeed.es, but these are protected areas, and the gas is very toxic, if this gas gets into development , that is. bina development means that this gas enters the water into the soil. yes, into the environment air. every living thing dies there. this chemical poisoning is underway. let's say the same river seversky donetsk, the water from which we all drink, is drunk by the entire donbass and is not up in arms against this. she is a square on a square in donetsk in kramatorsk in mariupol in slavyansk , residents of donbass came out to object to our native land. he was simply destroyed for the sake of some oligarch, and against this people . after our president fled and turchinov became the acting president. it’s actually turchinov’s fault. he gave the command to send regular ukrainian troops to shell donbass. well, okay. and here in as a result, during these nine years of this nightmare, yes, what are the birth statistics now? i said that they are the worst figures in the entire history of ukr

if you look at the shale, we talked to a lot of shale operators, you know, what we've had 139 rigs come ducks which are drilled but uncompleted wells. we burned through our excess inventory and nobody is spending money because they keep hearing we want to phase you out in five or 10 years. charles: who will make investment in that backdrop. the other side of equation is demand. i raid travel, airline travel in china last week was up 100% from a year ago. i know this reboot, this post-covid reboot has been slow for them, but rumors out there of a massive stimulus plan. in the meantime, india oil demand rose by 6 1/2%. being a global commodity, we're seeing demand up all over the place, where do you think, where do we go? looks like we're own the verge of a major breakout. where do you see oil by the end of the year? >> i think we could reach again as high as 100, probably not in a straight line but you know heading into this winter things look pretty dire. you know, even if we look at our distillate inventories for example, they're 15% below the five-year average. so you, we're going to

what is shale gas? is that true? we have, indeed.osits are in those places, but these are protected areas, and the gas is very toxic. if this gas gets into and development implies. this deep mining means that this gas enters the water into the soil. yes, into the environment air. every living thing dies there. this chemical poisoning comes, for example, from the same river seversky donetsk, the water from which we all drink, the whole donbass drinks and is not against this with arms in hand. she is a square on a square in donetsk in kramatorsk in mariupol in slavyansk residents of donbass came out object to our native land. it was simply destroyed for the sake of some foreign oligarch, and against this people. that’s after our president fled and became the acting president of the turchins. now, turchin is actually to blame. he gave the command to send regular ukrainian troops. it’s good to shell donbass. and as a result, during these nine years of this nightmare, yes, what statistics are being born now? i said that the worst figures

but we that we have we don't know that we have anywhere enough shale gas anywhere near enough shale gas make any difference that would make any difference to international markets of gas. so sell thing at the moment, if you were producing fracked shale gas in the uk, you'd be selling it at the market price, which is higher. but remember here that the inflation rate in the united states is unexpectedly just gone up.and states is unexpectedly just gone up. and the reason it's gone up is because of the increase in the oil price, because they are not. they are not because saudi arabia, from the effect of saudi arabia, from the effect of saudi arabia and russia. and why is it it's not taking back control to leave us more dependent on the actions of russia and saudi arabia, rather than having great british clean energy driving electric vehicles? >> benedict actually , it's not >> benedict actually, it's not great british clean energy driving vehicles , is it? it's driving vehicles, is it? it's heavy, dirty batteries with child labour in the congo dependent on the chinese. >> the line that i a

there is a secular slowdown in the shale industry. would say those of the factors holding back shale demand rather than government regulation. it's a lot of rhetoric and what he says. lisa: we heard david solomon from goldman sachs yesterday at that conference talking about how it would be folly to move away from financing some of the fossil fuel companies. you still need to invest in oil and gas in a more material way and we've heard this from others. it's a reality check and we are using some of these materials so if that's the feeling from tanks, won't some of these projects refinance now more than two years ago? is there a sense there is open financing available to some of these companies? >> i think that was the important, yesterday. you had the chairman of one america's largest banks saying clearly that they don't want to miss treat this industry and it remains an important part of the american economy. the bank they said will be there for them. i think this is a big shift from perhaps a couple of years ago when mr. solomon woul

but we that we have we don't know that we have anywhere enough shale gas anywhere near enough shale gasat make any difference that would make any difference to international markets of gas. so sell thing at the moment, if you were producing fracked shale gas in the uk, you'd be selling it at the market price, which is higher. but remember here that the inflation rate in the united states is unexpectedly just gone up.and states is unexpectedly just gone up. and the reason it's gone up is because of the increase in the oil price, because they are not. they are not because saudi arabia, from the effect of saudi arabia, from the effect of saudi arabia and russia. and why is it it's not taking back control to leave us more dependent on the actions of russia and saudi arabia, rather than having great british clean energy driving electric vehicles? >> benedict actually , it's not >> benedict actually, it's not great british clean energy driving vehicles , is it? it's driving vehicles, is it? it's heavy, dirty batteries with child labour in the congo dependent on the chinese. >> the line that i

shale at this point?alking about it, but there is just one narrative around it, which is that the u.s. stopped being a producer several years ago, and that essentially is because shale as a new run, the past few years of cash discipline, returning money to shareholders, paying of debt. they are also battling higher production costs, higher material costs, so what we are seeing recently from the shale companies even as prices have been rising is the executives are saying we are going to stick to whatever we had planned in terms of drilling. drilling rigs in the u.s. have been steadily declining, which shows shale is no longer in that situation where it will have a knee-jerk response to higher oil prices, so u.s. crude production will rise. it is steadily rising. for four months to october, it is actually declining a little bit. it is not in a position to anywhere near a position to plug the supply gap, the shortage that opec+ cuts are causing in the market. haidi: what are you seeing from the demand side,

the operation of chemical shale is not divided here let's do something that will be a service to the pilgrims of karbala. it has been open for years , the writings are going, he will stay behind the line , the qom radio station will be held. work on standardization and safety points, and of course, the wages of the workers must be paid during this period , the minister of the interior, after the minister of labor and social welfare , seyyed soulat mortazavi and the labor and social welfare cooperative, gas explosion accumulated in the mine tunnel announced the cause of the accident in tazreh damghan coal mine mr. mortazavi was present at the scene of the accident with the worker and mine officials and investigated the cause of the explosion in the tazreh mine tunnel and the ways to prevent such incidents from occurring. the explosion of accumulated gas in the 700 meters of the tezreh mine tunnel occurred at night and six miners became popular. and the death of nurullah, director general of crisis management of semnan governorate, and a number of workers were also poisoned due to gas

maybe it is shale drillers. u.s. shale drillers might come in and say, let's put some wells in and produce more to take advantage of this price to make a better profit. while we haven't seen a huge reaction yet, as we get to the end of the year and as $100 is cemented, you can see more of that coming in. haslinda: who would have thought $100 per barrel? thank you. still ahead on bloomberg markets asia. we discuss the outlook for india's bond market with the sovereign debt set to join jp morgan's and bond index analysis. rishaad: more insights on what's going on with oil. we will be talking with united overseas who says they see brent testing 100 bucks there per barrel very soon. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com [flight attendant alert] [baby crying] [

shale is just one factor in that. all of these guys are thing about the counterbalancing effect of opec-plus. alix: yes, but here, more importantly, it is the counterbalancing of the energy transition. i'll be speaking to ambassador nikki haley later today. she unveiled her economic plan, getting rid of the subsidies were green energy. guys here like those subsidies. they are using those to build out carbon capture, build out hydrogen and other facilities. how do you repeal something that energy guys like? another tension here. the backdrop is china. i'm listening to a lot of speakers and they are all harping on china, having energy security from china. something that we don't think about when it comes to the energy transition. kailey: really interesting stuff. looking forward to your covered from oklahoma throughout the day. alix will be back with exclusive interviews with oxy co vicki hollub and doug lawler. she will also have a one-on-one with presidential candidate nikki haley. tune into that at 1:00 p.m. more on

shale square is usually filled with agents of the shah's regime from the ground and the air they shoot people and in just a few minutes they kill people to the ground and blood on the day that even though it was called black friday, but the imam interprets it as the days of allah, it should be remembered. the days of allah, because these days are humanized, the days of god, when a nation of men and women, young and old , resist tyranny and colonialism . in my opinion, ranchers, there are too many carpet channels for that place that's fine, otherwise our refrigerator is very old, don't worry, we can buy it in installments without a guarantor. installment purchases in iran's big palaces have increased up to half a billion tomans . iranian palaces in qom and isfahan cities . steam the pasta only at the peak of the vegetables until the first letter of the kitchen. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, hello, dear viewers, welcome to this news section at 16:00. reports from the border terminals indicate that the movement of arbaeen pilgrims is smooth on the way back. t

shale drillers have not really been coming back, they have not been bringing rates back on shale fields boost production as much as we would have's expected. once we hit that 100 dollar level expect more governments calling it out. expect the biden administration calling for drillers to come back, maybe for saudi arabia to provide relief to the market which they did last year. you should also look at demand. how is this going to affect consumption of gasoline, a product of crude oil. there is this idea that the economies in the u.s. and china are resilient in -- and the demand has been steady but once you hit $100 and we see gasoline prices at the highest level in over a year it could affect people in how they travel and how they consume fuel. those are two things to watch of course and look at inflation. if inflation starts to get wild you might see some governments step in and perhaps in india, to subsidize oil by providing subsidies for consumers. that might also help stabilize demand even as prices rise. all of that together does show that $100 oil will mean something for producers

million cubic meters per day of south pars phase 14 gas, 50 million cubic meters of methane gas or shale gas. it injects into the national network and about 400 tomans google daily and annually produced one million cubic meters for the country. the completion of additional projects in the south pars gas field is slowly being heard with the opening of the 11th phase of south pars by the president . president, who has a 20-year warranty on the side paying attention to the increase in production of the 13th government with the aim of protecting the environment and preventing the wastage of national resources, the signing of various contracts for the extinguishment of flaming exhaust gases, known as flares, is on the agenda in the program of the ministry of oil and they said until the last term, god willing. gases from mashhad will be a very good promise, we have to wait until these gases become the feed of petrochemical units to the point where they blacken the blue sky of southern iran and 214 to collect these gases will be finally removed. all of them are the museum of relationships along

we have large shale gas deposits in our country. we need russian companies as partners. very important moment, the first meters of movement, then everything will go easier, it’s interesting, but to be honest, i like it better at our shooting, their technique is much more complicated, in 2 months it’s time to learn how to ride an abrams, it’s very difficult, but what is it this is included, all the targets matched the combination of our equipment, so we showed what we can do and how we can do it, the faces changed a lot, and when dear friends, i am pleased to invite you to our new release of the author's program besagon tv , which will be called mil pardon under the blanket, i think it will be interesting, i’m looking forward to our meeting. vladimir putin made a video message on the occasion of the day of reunification of new regions with russia. dear friends, dear citizens of russia. congratulations on your reunion day donetsk and lugansk people's republics, zaporozhye and kherson regions with russia.

40 million cubic meters per day phase 14 gas of south pars month injects 50 million cubic meters of shale gas methane gas daily into the national network and about 400 tomans google daily and annually one million cubic meters of lpg gas were actually produced for the country. completion in the south pars gas field is slowly being heard with the opening of the 11th phase of south pars by the president, which took 20 years to complete , in addition to paying attention to the increase in production of the 13th government with the aim of protecting the environment and preventing the wastage of national resources. different contracts for shutting down intelligent exhaust gases known as flares has been on the agenda in the program of the ministry of oil and they said that until the last period, god willing, mashhad gases will be a very good promise, we must wait until these gases instead of darkening the blue sky of southern iran become feed for petrochemical units and 214 to collect these gases finally the group of panels that are present in the west of karun and produce crude oil, all of them

are you aware of the millions of dollars that moved through rob walker's shale companies into into the biden family bank accounts. are you aware of that? >> there are a lot of questions that you just asked. let me start with the first one about north korea. north korea is a bad actor -- >> but not on par with china. >> i'm not in the business -- >> it makes you look un -- >> may i answer the question? >> answer the question about whether or not you know -- >> you don't want me to answer about north korea. >> they're not the same risk as china and let's get on to serious questions and serious answers, do you know about the money that moved through rob walker's shale companies or no? >> i have left these matters to mr. weiss. i've not interfered. i've not tried to find out. >> it's like you're looking the other way on purpose because everybody knows this stuff is happening and people don't pay bribes to not get something in return, right? the china initiative resulted in the convictions of a harvard professor of someone at monsanto, so we were working against the chinese and they paid th

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shale gas, we need russian companies as partners. justice, russia today celebrates the first anniversary of reunification with the new regions of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, zaporozhye and kherson regions, so how is it going? life in new regions, a year after the historic decision. slovakia. parliamentary elections, will this day be a triumph for the opposition, standing up for national interests? and also until the end of this hour, watch a special report from novaya kokhovka, how life is shaping up there now after the ukrainian terrorist attack that led to an economic disaster, a strong rear, how the families of the heroes of a special military operation support their defenders. today the country celebrates the first anniversary of the youngest holiday, reunification day. russia and new regions. exactly a year ago , vladimir putin made a historic decision by signing agreements on the inclusion of donetsk and lugansk into the country.

and shell gas, the price is for shale gas drilling have dropped. that's why geothermal technology company ever can afford to drill wells for deep geothermal plans. the projects managing director, danielle meg, says it's the 1st plant of its kind in the world. right now we are on the journey to 4500 meters steps where we go so deep because this attempt to john the rocks, if we want to use. i wonder if reached our target steps information. then we start splitting up the was andrew many, many different letters to get to a very large red da to and the sub surface. once they reach the target steps, they will start drilling a further 4000 meters at an angle with multiple laterals. here the rock is 160 degrees celsius. the girls are flexible and locate each other. if you have magnetic signals. the installation will essentially be a network of radiators filled with water. closed loop system for districts heating, practically 0 cost. they drill into the rock with a pressure of 10 to 20 tons. the diamond drill bits have water nozzles for flushing cuttings aw

we have large shale gas deposits in our country, and we need russian companies as partners.egional heads elected this year, we will tell you the details. the seventh moscow financial center opens in manege forum, what. topics in the spotlight will be discussed live by our correspondent anna lazareva. the day before, members of the cabin discussed how to stabilize the situation on the fuel market at a meeting with vladimir putin. what measures have already been taken? meanwhile, oil prices are rising, what are the reasons and what forecasts do experts make? the second republican debate took place in the united states, what statements were made? a new weather record is expected in the european part of the country. what to expect in the east of the country? our veterologists have all the details. at manege today the seventh moscow financial forum opens. by tradition , prime minister mikhail mishustino will visit it. and the main thing is the country’s economy in the conditions of global transformation. we’ll find out all the details from my colleague anna lazarevo, she’s joinin

we have large shale gas deposits in our country. we need russian companies as partners.s into the office, you and rudskoy made some mistakes in the type , naturally, you did, what would you have done differently, we could have won, those who went against a peaceful city and unleashed a bloody massacre are criminals, then this is an option it was not a parliament that was elected... not a popular one, but a tough one. there was no need to shoot from the tanks, it was, the spectacle was, of course, to put it mildly, bad, it was from here that the very broadcast was conducted, which the whole world was watching. the fact is that each side believed that the instigator was the other side. me myself in those days fulfilled the oath. even after 30 years, i believe that i do not know the whole truth about the events, russia is experiencing the most severe political crisis in post-soviet history, which will end in bloodshed. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. in fact, what is happening is terribly funny, it would be read in books, it is quite difficu

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we have large shale gas deposits in our country. we need russian companies as partners. new russian regions have taken another important step towards integration into the country's legal space, said vladimir putin. the president today spoke with those who won the last elections of regional heads. anastasia efimova knows what tasks the head of state set for them. worthy and convincing characteristics were given by the head of the states with whom the victory was won last year. elections of heads of regions, vladimir putin spoke with them this thursday, as the head of state recalled, they voted in a number of subjects, including for the first time under russian laws, in the so-called new, or rather our historical lands of donbass and novorossiya, and this is of course the most important step on the path of their integration into a single, including legal, space of the country. for the first time, now according to russian law, elections were held in our new ones. and as i have said more than once, in fact, our historical regions in donbass and novorussia, where, according t

we have large shale gas deposits in our country. we need russian companies as partners.lo, the correspondents of the program will talk about the main legal events of the day , the duty department and i, maxim movchan. in ufa, the court ordered the arrest of illegal immigrants who started a fire in a nightclub. in the glass box of the courtroom, the foreign tourists behaved like goodies; by the looks of it, you couldn’t tell that these heated gentlemen poured gasoline on them and tried to burn the guards alive because they did not let them into the party. at the same time, they still gained the audacity to ask for softer conditions for themselves. one wanted to be put under house arrest, the other wanted to be released altogether. what were they thinking about when they attempted murder, no, we didn’t cover it up. a surveillance camera recorded the attackers sneaking up on the bouncers and dousing them with gasoline. the remaining fuel is splashed on the floor and then set on fire. frightened visitors rush to the exit, the pyromaniacs themselves fled, that same night they

we have large shale gas deposits in our country. we need russian ones. companies as partners.s the cinema industry, ivan kudryavtsev is with you. there are two high-profile film events this week, we will definitely talk about them in this issue, this is the release of the new film by alexander veledinsky 1993 and the big premiere at the capital's oktyabr cinema center, where they showed the lord of the wind, the first of the potential blockbusters of the fall. we also have a retrospective story planned. films. herman, about the pearl of the silk road festival, of course, about other new products of the week, but we will start with 1993, a film about a family that unwittingly finds itself in the whirlpool of events of that year. director alexander veledinsky himself visited our studio, you will also see an exclusive interview with him. dear fellow citizens, i am addressing you at one of the most difficult and responsible moments. on the eve of events of extreme importance, in recent months russia has been experiencing a deep crisis of statehood. my duty is like president, admit

we have it in our country. large shale gas deposits, we need russian companies as partners.he office, you and rudskoy made some mistakes in you naturally made, what would you have done differently, we could have won, those who went against a peaceful city and unleashed a bloody massacre were criminals, then this option was not parliamentary , not popular, but tough, there was no need to shoot from tanks, the spectacle was, of course, to put it mildly, bad. it was from here that the same broadcast was conducted, which was watched by the whole world. the fact is that each side believed that the instigator was the other side. i myself fulfilled the oath in those days, even after 30 years, i believe that i do not know the whole truth about the events of the ninety-third year. russia is experiencing the most difficult political crisis in post-soviet history, which will end in bloodshed. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. make such a summer sculpture light, like a memory of how we spent... starting from the first time she swam in the pool on a dinosau

we have large shale gas deposits in our country, and we need russian companies as partners.gorno- karabakh have already left their homes and moved former state minister ruben vardanyan tried to leave the region along with other internally displaced persons to armenian territory; he was detained. natalia solovyova has all the details. this string of cars is visible even from space, the head of the traffic jam rests exactly on the border of karabakh and armenia, and the tail on stepanokert. there is an endless flow of cars through the zlochin corridor from yes in armenia, according to official data , 120,000 people lived in nagorno-karabakh, due to less than 4 days, more than 50,000 left their homes, registration of people is accepted day and night, but they managed to resettle no more than 6,000 people, they left everything here, they came here, they left everything as is, they got up naked and arrived , the hotel hotels are already full, people spend the night right in their cars, wrapped in blankets, if they managed to get them out, at night in the mountains no more than pl

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that's the story of shale.he other one that continues to be a positive story is deepwater gulf of mexico where we will go out and drill a mile or more of water depth, then go down six to eight miles into the earth and find large fields. the gulf of mexico is still relatively underexplored compared to the onshore. so, i think there's still room for more discoveries. david: when you were starting there 40 years ago, did you say, i might be the ceo someday? or was that not realistic? mike: i just hoped it would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. that was never the game plan. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com all-day energy starts with clean hydration. lmnt. more electrolytes. zero sugar. you feel the difference when you get it right. stay salty. d

an oil shale project, not the type we develop today, but the other you use to hear about.uilt a plant that you can't find any trace of today. i worked in a facility in california that helped to bring in oil from offshore. sold for pennies on the dollar, eventually. a project in africa, which never happened because of the civil war. i began by specializing spectacularly in unsuccessful projects. at some point i said, this doesn't look like a great career path, so i moved into the marketing business where i built gas stations and replaced underground tanks that were made of steel with ones that were made of fiberglass so they would not leak. you and i remember the old clickety-clakety wheels that would spin around on the gasoline pumps. i used to put in the first electronic pumps back in the day, so these were smaller projects, but i could see the beginning of the end and i started to understand the commerce and how the business worked on a variety of roles, primarily operating roles across different businesses in and around the world. david: when did you become the ceo? mik

david we need to obtain gas from shale rocks in. david, you are so right.le rocks in the uk, from yorkshire and lancashire, oil and gas lancashire, sourcing oil and gas this really transform this way would really transform our has done in our economy as it has done in the usa and incidentally, it's reduced emissions . is now reduced emissions. is now yesterday's speech from the home secretary in washington dc. it was an important step in looking at the root causes of the migrant crisis. as we discussed yesterday, the current definition of a refugee from the 1951 convention is so broad that it's unrealistic . but it seems it's unrealistic. but it seems her speech has attracted criticism, particularly because she claimed that multiculturalism has failed. perhaps unsurprisingly , the perhaps unsurprisingly, the dwellers in marble halls or ivory towers and some daytime radio presenters have taken it upon themselves to point out that there was hypocrisy in this statement because suella comes from a kenyan and mauritian background and is married to a jewish man.