marcella?depends because if you go into the capital muscat, everything is beautiful it's new it's really nice but then you go into the villages and we went to nizwan we went into a village that was being built and it does look a little poor but people are very friendly. and when it came time to actually drill down and do what you do, journalism and communications were people engaging enough to want to answer your questions, were they halted by it because they might not be used to the american style of interaction? i do think that people were intrigued by us. we went to the souks which are like the markets and people wanted to talk to us and i know someone asked to take a picture with me because i was american. you know i think people do wanna know about where we come from and our culture. very good! that's what we are hoping for is that we will open up a dialogue that will be an engagement for the lifetime but are there any challenges that you have encountered emilie as you have done these over

you are collecting gas from the marcella and utica's shales.is the chance that alternative energy or nuclear will start to steal some of that demand from you? that is the way we try to do business at dominion, that forline is fully subscribed , four 20 year contracts. whatever is going on in other forms of energy, or shareholders are protected from whatever happens. alix: what is the likelihood that you might expand it? to expandare hoping that. it is easily expandable. right now it is scheduled to be a billion and a half cubic feet per day. it is easily expanded to two billion per day, with a little bit more compression. alix: the third part of your business has been a successful spinoff of your master limited partnership of october 2014. i was curious as to your strategy of doing this grade a lot of companies are doing the opposite and rolling back, buy ing back mlp's. wonderful company, very good assets, great management team. they are much more mature company. i do want to speak for them, but they appear to us that there are opportunities f

. >> 16-year-old marcella morales lugo says sex self ree where, so why not talk about it. >> so therethat would where a lot of people think that if you are going to educate somebody or talk to a young person about sex that they are going to be more likely to go out and have unprotected sex or risky behaviors. and that's just not true. >> reporter: it's been two years since the age restrictions were lifted on the morning after pill allowing those younger than 18 to buy it. the study also found that teens are waiting longer. the average age right now is 17 years old. >> pelley: vinita, thanks very much. some landings are not for the faint of heart. we'll show you next. [ piercing sound ] daddy! lets play! sorry kids. feeling dead on your feet? i've been on my feet all day. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have a unique gel wave design for outrageous comfort that helps you feel more energized. dr. scholl's. feel the energy! only nexium 24hr gives you nexium level protection for frequent heartburn all day and all night. try nexium 24hr, the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, and get all

tonight we're going to feature the comedy of marcella arguello. men." from catcher in the rye, take a look. ♪ >> i promised them that there would be a holy [ bleep ] -- can you swear here? >> you just did. >> i did say -- okay. i promised them that -- this is the way it was in the network meeting, i promised them that there would be a holy [ bleep ] moment in every episode. i pitched them the first season and the head of the network just said "holy [ bleep ]" at the end of it. and i was like, that's good. so, they would get the episodes at a certain point and they were like, "well, what's the holy [ bleep ] in this one?" and i'm like, betty's psychiatrist called the husband and told him what she said in her session. an

first, i want to thank the members of the panel and marcella corolla and robert for inviting me to comment on this study. it's an extraordinary historic study and a privilege to be able to read an early draft and it is wonderful to see it having an impact in not just academia but in policy circles with their briefings of the center for american progress in washington, recently. what is not in here is that i know there are many challenges to conducting this kind of research, online service, which i have put a little bit from corolla, so i actually think there is a tremendous amount of work that went into this. very, very careful attention to representation. i'm just going to highlight a brief comment from four games. the first is reframing the undocumented. reframing them as a resource for the nation is critical, and i'm glad that both steve and janet's comments print this thing. for this 1.5 million youth who are unauthorized themselves first of all, the sheer diversity of the countries of origin that they are coming from all over the world, the 50 countries represented in the study, that

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