the rest of the campaign hit back and saw it we nearly reached the final day and i caught up with pavel to see what he thought about his delegates progress. about well delegates like the programs and where will they be inspired. so then we saw they. doing sports programs they like discussions they have passed. the training. staying here on the finish line of the camp or i can say that i'm proud of them and i like their progress. and a full everyone gets the chance to show exactly what they've learnt presentation and conflict resolution. and three days for the whole world. that's so radical still. aside from conflict resolution we also saw presentations on creating sports programs for children of negotiation. each group used different techniques to get their points across with question and answer sessions powerpoint slide shows and plenty of games. clearly put a lot of effort in and it was well appreciated and when the camp during two clues remained was to say a few. i didn't really know first of all what to expect when i came here but i think thanks to patches fantastic organization and

and peace building is being run by philip and pavel who are putting together a whole days of activities. everyone's must before trump's initial press conference where the organizers are hoping to get the g.s.t. message across to the media. here just for them to teach people skills so long that before these buildings they move you know that the dialect is fiction through the preschool and this was a generation for peace teach them what these guys will still be working during the olympics was to some of the stuff that some of the movie yes. and once the local press is rolled in. and his ideas for the next few days. they get. to more. seats if you look at those pictures because they look at. the following morning we were split up into three groups and it was time for a few bonding sessions with money to meet. funders this is a town the focus is strongly on sport it wasn't long before we were moving around. short little bits is the key to victory in this case was. that the russians are. ones who don't have a chance to get to know each other i wanted to find out what people were hoping to ta

and peace building is being run by phillip and pavel who are putting together a whole days of activities. everyone's must before trumps initial press conference where the organizers are hoping to get the g.s.t. message across to the media. here just for them to teach people the skill so conflict of these buildings they need to know the dialect is the key to the preschool and this was generations because teach them what these guys will still be working during the olympics with the summer type of stuff called phone number yes. and once the local press is rolled in mind his ideas for the next few days. they get. to. see those fakes because they like it. with. the following morning we were split up into three groups and it was time for a few bonding sessions with my new teammates. centers this is a champ the focus is strongly on sports it wasn't long before we were moving around . the world so little bit is the key to victory in this game. that the russians. once we don't have a chance to get to know each other i wanted to find out what people were hoping to take away from the camp i think a

the generations of pismo so being policy told him he was playing an appropriate game and philip and pavel household series of activities lined up for us on. this friday so you want to say. if you have. no you need to ask the person there's no sleep so i say yes sir if you have seen about someone as my space or oh yeah ok are experts so good about this the bottom english should be pretty good at giving the ball away. and the focus here is on getting everyone involved trolls and competition. as the main goal of our. programs is still. the communicate and connect people use each other that on the one team a decent of him on the mix it seems and all the wanting coming it's just so be destroyed by this between two teams and so is the stereotypes that football can play on the two teams again that's how it has been along the fascinating day of the g.s.t. campaign i couldn't wait to see what else we've got to tackle. wealthy british scientists i. sometimes. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global

and peace building is being run by philip and pavel who are putting together a whole days of activities. press conference where the organizers are hoping to get the g.s.t. message across to the media. and to teach people skills conflict of these buildings they move to. the kitchen through the preschool. was put these teach them. to be working during the summer. and some of them will. and once the local press is rolled in. his ideas for the next few days. the following morning we will split up into three groups and it was time for a few bonding sessions with money to. centers this is a jump the focus is strongly. it wasn't long before we were moving around. is the key to victory in this case. that the russians. had a chance to get to know each other i wanted to find out what people were hoping to take away from the camp i think rahm and i also. tried. to keep. school yeah of course the wall stills. selfish. to help people. and some are looking to eventually lead conferences of their own. actually what interested me in the mission of generation for peace peace through sport and sport acti

time the rest of the campaign back in saw it we nearly reached the final day and i caught up with pavel to see what he thought about his delegates progress. well delegates like the programs well they be inspired and want your way it's so then we saw them what's your way of. doing sports programs they like discussions they have passed. most of the trainings. staying here on the finish line of the camp or i can say that i'm proud of them and like their progress . and a fool everyone gets the chance to share exactly what they've learned presentation and conflict resolution is the. end of three days for the whole world they've got to get that's. not a question of. solace from conflict resolution we also saw presentations on creating speech programs for children and the oath of negotiation. each group used different techniques to get their points across with question and answer sessions powerpoint slide shows and plenty of games. they don't clearly put a lot of effort in and it was well appreciated when the camp during two clues in the remains was to say a few words. i didn't really know fir

pavel? the context of gridlock, as i mentioned, there are things that we can look to for historical precedent. i mean clearly the obama administration has not been a big fan of the coal industry and the epa has put in, for example, max regulations on coal, power plant emissions have been regulated. high-sulfur coal in particular is affected by this. arch coal which produces in the central appalachian basin would of course be affected by that. but again, none of this was new. it was pending long before the election. it will not go away but these are not things that are suddenly going to be new for the industry. >> when you say none of this is new, we're seeing arch coal and other coal names being flattened today, are you saying that all bad news as it speaks right now is factored in? >> well, i think it is adequately factored in. you alluded to the fact that some of the stocks did rally ahead of the election results. perhaps anticipating a romney victory. obviously that's being reversed today

it was pavel marshall cough who came up with the idea of the march from moscow to paris. the businessman and stud farm owner spends all of his earnings on horses his main ambition is to revive the dawn breed. they are a beautiful. pavel owns a large stable and past as well he's also building a cossack settlements for tourists to go horse riding. despicable because this lovely little mare is only two years old should need to wait another three years before she can fold her more of a beauty. oh look they've been you all over poor thing. believes these horses are russia's best asset and something to be proud of. it hurts when people say bad things about cossacks they may call drug lords fools layabouts all sorts there really is sad and what's worse some people even write off our most recent victories in world war two my grandfather commanded a division during that war so i know the hardships people went through. the starting point for the march was. killed in oldest twenty twelve it was here in eight hundred twelve on the second of september the napoleon waited in vain to be

pavel owns a large stable and past as well he's also building a cossack settlements for tourists to go horse riding. this lovely little mare is only two years old she need to wait another three years before she can fold her more of a beauty. oh look they've been you all over poor thing. believes these holes is a russia's best asset and something to be proud of. it hurts when people say bad things about cossacks they may call drug lords fools layabouts all sorts there really is sad and what's worse some people even write off our most recent victories in world war two my grandfather commanded a division during that war so i know the hardships people went through. the starting point for the much was must goes up the hill you notice twenty twelve it was here in eighteen twelve on the second of september the napoleon waited in vain to be given the keys to the capital they never came. soon afterwards was plundered and razed to the ground. two years later russian troops led by the chieftain cloth of approached. napoleon dreaded the backlash the field the russians would do to paris the friends

it's always sad when we have to part ways every time they sail away while we remain at the dark and pavel gets much of his timber from can. same custom is pine for it's high quality wood. which brings us up to the first six million cubic metres of wood is cut down in korea just forests every year it goes to make everything from farmhouses to follow what's wrong with growing is proximity to europe and the baltic it's big forests big business. wealthy british style. markets. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy cars are for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to cause a report on. the mission in free cretaceous three pounds four charges three. months three risk free. free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects free media. dot com. welcome back you're watching r.t. live from moscow with me marina joshie britain could soon be suffering from a shortage of skilled workers according to recent research findings show a number of u.k. professionals are seeking better lives overseas and that number has increased sharply in the past

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public uproar in greece demonstrators hurled pavel bombs and stun grenades as the country's parliament passes this harry package to security its latest bailout. both of the calm china is going through and once in a decade change of power will bring you more analysis of how the country is on track to become the world's biggest economy these stories and much more after a short break. usually the police and occupy protesters are like oil and water but in atlanta they've come together to save the house of a former detective jacqueline barber unfortunately miss barbara lost a lot of money battling cancer and was facing eviction when she turned to occupy homes for help so far she's managed to stay in her home despite it being sold out from under her feet but the main thing is that her fight to stay in her home has become like a bridge between two groups who are usually at each other's throats the police and occupiers the thing is the cruel economic practices can affect us all even retired police like ms barber i know there are some irresponsible people who buy things they can't pay for and y

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it's always sad when we have to part ways every time we sail away while we remain at the dark and pavel gets much of his timber from karelia same customers pine for its high quality wood. which brings us to the first six million cubic meters of wood is cut down in careers forest every year it goes to make everything from. farmhouses to follow woods and with careers proximity to europe and the baltic it's big forests big business. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines you need to cause a report. good to have you with us here today i'm a share in the russian capital thousands of gathered in the center of moscow for a nationalist a rally to mark russia's national unity day similar demonstrations have also been held in other major cities wher

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he has said pavel together these other ways to compensate. >> well, you can obviously see that it wase fact that we saw the republicans hold their convention in the state of florida, that particular to area neil: the hottest smoggiest two days of the century. >> you would know. this was seen as one of the key states, but the fact that if i go back to the results stage, that we have already had some of the major battleground states close and yet they are still too close to call, obviously a lot of the states that were expected, still too close to call. florida, this is going to be huge. the electoral votes are going to be huge. i bring up the state, that general area of tampa will be a big focus. twenty-nine electoral votes. this is a big piece of the puzzle. neil: and pennsylvania, that could negate beating ohio if mitt romney picks up that state. >> and something of want to point out about pennsylvania as we await the state to close in the polls, philadelphia, inn3 particular, obviously very democratic city, very democratic state. what happened in the last election is that there was

you met pavel and a few other people, but the devotees were so thrilled with that. and it was a sunday morning, so a bunch of us had gotten in the van because we were going back out to the ranch there, and so we pull up- you know, it's like 6:00 in the morning- we pull up in front of a local drugstore, and everyone wanted a paper, because it made the front page of the seattle paper, with this big story about how jz was doing a great thing. so there was, you know, like five or six of us in the van, and someone- you know, it's a machine, you know, one of those machines, you open them here. so why not put, you know, $1.50 in, and take all 25 papers? well, no, i didn't suggest that! it's the theological thing to do, but you know, one of the more crasser academics in the bus said, "hey, we all want a paper- just grab them!" and one of the- in fact, it was the woman who was teaching me about doing a card there- diane- it was just, "no, you can't do that." and it wasn't because stealing's wrong, like a law, or as a custom; it was more, "no. because we're whole. because you