how life has changed one hundred percent but at least for me the mine has changed my life one hundred percent because before i lived next to the national road you know about it. and at the moment that what i see them and now i have a house in one of and tura and now i don't depend on the government to send me five thousand pesos instead of them sending it i got to find gold and many times i earn over one hundred thousand pesos in place because it's a little so this is what we look for the minute they chase us away. hunger will hit one of ventura what will come everything will come. there are much bigger players beyond the ordinary gold diggers trying to survive. drawn by the high prices of gold they claim the lion's share of the country's legendary gold bearing deposits. they are made up of the multinationals and the government the guerrillas the former paramilitaries and the drug cartels. the hunt for gold in colombia along with cocaine fuels the country's civil war which has been raging for over forty years. my motto is a gold mining town. it resembles a building site choked with no

the presence of argos two hundred three and four hundred five hundred dollars an ounce who's pulling on the bungee cord well i know that's a very interesting image i just presented to you in t.v. land but don't read too much into it think of it like this the central banks are simply pulling on the bungee cord pulling out all of the bungee cords by printing massive amounts of money to support the bond market and keep the price of gold and silver artificially straight that brought down the price skyrockets if you're not positioned ahead of time you know to look direct. and by the way we're wearing these gold eltham here because we're talking to james turk of gold money in the second half but also i did notice looking through the shops if say for a silver top that there is a ratio fifty three to one gold tops to silver tops and kind of where is what's going on in the silver and gold markets right now which usually the ratio is sixteen to one right now fifty three to one and that's something else that rob kirby says this is a vulnerability to the silver price you know it's going to go up

from five hundred to fifteen hundred grams. see how much is that in terms of money. fifty thousand dollars or about one hundred million pace us. seventy five percent of the gold in colombia is produced in this area. is that was to go via has been built on one of the largest natural resources of latin america i think at the local one but if it is considered one of the largest gold reserves in south america. let's go to the state has long abandoned. them you know but. also companies didn't help society here at all this business with road building this is the supply of water education i mean anything. with a. the are. the are little. girls the way. british. market. what's really happening to the global economy with. the global financial headlines. are reports.

hundred forty one never to come back. the one day alexander was given an old man a lift he was still that he would die at the age of twenty. alexander lived but his mother sang deep into thought. that. when alexander volunteered for the front he left his mother three sisters and the younger brother behind from the age of nine alexander became the man of the house people used to say that even if alexander was hungry and self he would find food first for the others. today only his sister does survive a younger brother died before he could find the final resting place of their deceased brother alexander's nephew alexy continued the search. during the war alexander was a tank man of the fighting nearly five hundred kilometers from stalingrad all the way to my africa he was seriously injured the soldier had a choice either to go to hospital will stop the enemy advance he chose the latter. alexander died from his wounds two days before the end of the battle in street fighting is stunning grant's room which now serves as a remin

and then our second billion took only one hundred thirty years nine hundred thirty. about one hundred thirty we were full bore into the industrial revolution we were able to convert energy oil coal into into food basically instead of plowing a field with a horse you had one hundred horses and you cover your tractor the third billion people didn't take one hundred thirty years the third billion people only took thirty years to hear the john kennedy stood up and took the oath of office the population of the entire planet was only three billion people less than half of what it is right now in one nine hundred sixty. the fourth billion only took fourteen years nine hundred seventy four the fifth billion only five years one thousand nine hundred seven the six billion only it's only eleven years twelve years nine hundred ninety nine and the seventh billion we hit in two thousand and eleven. the fact of the matter is right now because there are so many of us on the planet we have outnumbered termites as the largest single species biomass on earth is more human flesh than an

that isn't the one nine hundred eighty s. we've been observing the foundation stabilisation we conduct g.-o. d. sick. by the. dungog the leaning at the top the way the head is bent is approaching the critical point. but we're watching the situation closely constant monitoring and new calculations are all quiet. this is my favorite part of the head. this is where the monitoring ends. and the panorama of the city begin it's one that i wanted to. the institute of physical education is situated close by models for the statue was selected from here in the one nine hundred fifty s. and studio in this factory to pose the working day of a model here for hours. at the. shops. that was fifty years ago a very long time ago. try to replace. gymnastic catarina did not realize what kind of project she was participating in she was simply curious. as i remember i was holding a rule in there i turned. it was supposed to be a sword but the left hand was free. later thereafter in a scene cloth going in there was some kind of a big fund there to

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at two hundred twenty. whereas the aircraft engine is wanted to observe how low level air flows affected the useful life of the engines started. the project was eventually scrapped in one nine hundred seventy two the lessons learned during the time trials helped lead to improvements that made more mild mannered high speed trains possible thank you the engineers involved a few new things to dream about. what i was going to get into the process of building this test. the aircraft engineers came up with a fantastic idea to create a new type of high speed transport. powered by jet engines in the mirror which could reach speeds of up to five hundred kilometers. teams never pursued that idea a group in france did as early as nine hundred sixty five french engineers tried out a new design that was part. of or craft basically twofold to power the vehicle using jet propulsion and to raise it off the ground slightly so that the only resistance left was that of the air over twelve years numerous prototypes were built

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forget how many hundred seventy three. i'm not sure i mean i don't know how many times as a lot but still nothing to match up with the amount of paper liabilities out there yes because of paper liabilities it's not just currency i mean other liabilities we have food stamps we have government title net entitlements and as the u.s. unemployment rate improves as we've seen in recent months. take a look at this other trend the amount of americans becoming eligible for food stamps has increased to a record forty seven point seven million americans. manton is one of a record forty six million americans now on food stamps an increase of twenty million people since the great recession in two thousand and seven according to the u.s. department of agriculture forty one percent of food stamp recipients live in households where someone does earn a paycheck the so-called working poor and the very sad part about the recent data we got from the u.s.d.a. is that while we've been somewhat excited or seen an exciting reaction to some of the

less than two hundred kilometers separates cuba from the united states that no u.s. made commodities can reach the island. cubans are still crowning the benefits of the revolution despite the embargo and the difficult economic situation. festive atmosphere is present in the streets of havana around. the daughter of the former officer of the cuban army william rockit is about to get married william shows old photos to his future son in law as it tells him about his family one of them features an old friend alexander markov a soviet pilot who took part in the events of the cuban missile crisis the two offices correspondent for years before the internet came to cuba then they switched to skype. t.v. yirrkala alex gentle be aired alex how you doing man. hello william how's your family how's life. mine is ok how's your family. we're ok. visit us some time. marsha good you know alex i might come to moscow soon. yeah looking forward to seeing you in my home village. nothing anywhere by. today the caribbean or cuban missile crisis computer game is popular among those who cou

what is the legacy of one hundred fifty to undergo nuclear tests six sites seven hundred kilos of plutonium underneath motor rula what does that mean. one tenth of a millionth of a gram of plutonium can cause cancer. said it's radioactive half life is twenty four thousand four hundred years. don't you that's means it will take more than two hundred forty thousand years before it can be considered harmless you know forces. this assumption that plutonium will not go anywhere which is held by testing authorities i think in more than one country turns out to be not quite right. recent research done by the us government in the about a test indicates that in one test site has migrated quite far from the test already within forty years. one of the additional problems that had been discovered in the last fifteen years turned out to be a very complicated substance chemical so the behavior is very difficult to characterize and it may migrate faster in the water. than before and so now we have to worry about that. you know we have seven hundred kilos down there. nobody knows if it's stabilize. the hea

one hundred percent. according to roos hydras plants the first two turbines will be in place by the end of two thousand and twelve while the third is slated for next year and the fourth in two thousand and fourteen and that really can't come soon enough with analysts saying that moscow region alone could use an additional one and a half of spare capacity in fact in order to get the added waters are quickly as possible the structure is a mess and generators are made part is taking place around the clock with five thousand people employed in three shifts for new generators will boost existing capacity by eight hundred forty megawatts one will reach that powerhouse by travelling eight hundred pipes the new. cubic meter pool is being built right next to the existing. one end of the. lower reservoir rather than build an entirely new one the fourth largest pump storage plant in the world it's obvious that if russia should make use of its immense potential for tidal power generation and put it into practice stor

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with only fifteen hundred. frostbitten troops. was no foregone conclusion. is more than a cossack he's also a historian and writer his latest book will tell the story of this journey is keeping a diary that. is a once in a lifetime chance couldn't turn it down. you know the love. you know your dog. will be enough the french won nearly every battle but as the russian army increased in number it was quite apparent that the french would windley by the time the polian was retreating to poland has only had almost run out of artillery provisions and even forces. buzz off it's mine you got yours finish it you i like vassileva rennick i like saying of a sense of does not hail from the dawn area even though he's from bloody mia he still has cause like blood in his veins. aside from being a music teacher he also leads a troop in his village and teaches writing skills to local children. his name is when he was an unruly stallion he wouldn't let anybody into his stable but now he is quite gentle such horses except only ten

in two thousand one hundred. treaty. signed on to a statement providing for an unequivocal undertaking to the total elimination of nuclear weapons it has been set back by principally the united states but not alone russia france china the u.k. all have their share responsibility. disarmament agreements are not being honored. what is happening now it is that their role is intact the trees are able to write a draft should over international law because there is insufficient body of protest from within that country ordering them to these basic principles. french polynesia and the rest into the midst of the nuclear tests. we accompanied them to ground zero with guns pointed ready to fire who are we going to fire at. i wonder who clearly crabs grab them. yet we can maybe there was a russian or american invasion nigel no end of the cold war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappeared so a lot of the people who were at their best under saddam and issues and moved their activism to

then one hundred centimeters might know more than one hundred sixty eight centimeters. were not accepted anywhere i was one of the tallest. but for his shows. it looked much more glamorous on stage. he made. a job offer to. fifty years have passed since then. with the. young girl again. as we never. they rarely see each other nowadays he has a tight schedule of foreign trips shows. he is retired because of her poor health she rarely goes outside and most of the time stays at home but. again they remember the soviet times with a smile. promised. she would walk on a catwalk in one of his new dresses. i received an invitation to go to america. in the big cities in america basically a year's contract to work there and also london and paris. they didn't even say anything about it to me or slava. even that with we all rushed to the kremlin like crazy and addressed to him saying that it was a great opportunity to promote all fashion to the world. but they made me leave the room and told me to keep my mouth shut if i wanted to continue working but. today there are a lot of ways

well a new branch of the soviet union from nine hundred sixty four to nine hundred eighty two in one thousand seventy six regime suffered clinical death. estonia and atherosclerosis died on november tenth one thousand nine hundred eighty two from heart failure. during precious reign the term trend in medicine the quote special significance the average age of the politburo as members was around eighty the country's leaders needed constant medical attention that's why doctors went through a special procedure to be selected for work at the facility. but i had been under some form of surveillance my mom died back in nineteen forty six when i was born. when i was getting a job they even wanted to know the number of my mother's grave. in his later years before brezhnev was due to appear in public doctors would give him strong drugs to help him focus even then he couldn't concentrate for more than ten minutes. of heart attacks and stroke certainly undermine his health at the top of a brazen if was dependent on sleeping pills all of that together made him completely to crap and. was lynn opp

in one nine hundred seventy one. decides to stop all nuclear testing in the pacific soon greenpeace departs for more they find an ally. from the french testing has been detected on its soil. and. france is forced to renounce atmosphere testing but there is still another option the era of french underground testing begins it will last more than twenty years. you don't actually need to do any tests once you've configured it recently well from a physicist point of view there is no chance that it explodes the problem is therefore to figure out exactly what conditions it's going to explode and with how much which is a ridiculous justification since the purpose of a bomb is to kill people women and children so to achieve that goal you don't need to be a perfectionist. because i've known him since i was little but i never knew. if i told my superiors i want to be protected why are they protected by. my khaki police uniform shorts. all that. and the military personnel from head to toe. polynesians. it's not the same. we're t

in the one nine hundred ninety s. it did reach designed capacity in two thousand but is currently operates full power . this practice pumped storage power stations are normally placed in mountainous areas with greater water pressure european part of russia doesn't have the kind of terrain however still managed to set up a fairly efficient facility in spite of an average incline of around one hundred. stations efficiency factor is seventy four percent of all of the equipment here at the station is russian made including its turbines manufactured by power machines and its engine generator is produced by the general electric heavy engineering plant that's also part of the individual capacity of each turbine two hundred megawatts is quite powerful few pumped storage power plants in the world can boast that. as you just heard the workhorse of the whole plant is made by a company called power machines located in st petersburg they specialize in big powerful equipment like this giant ship propeller. gorst pump storage are be