a new pioneer, a pioneering woman, into these chambers as well.ations. [applause] 76 years ago, one of america's greatest authors passed away from cancer. reflecting on her life, the new york times wrote that no american novelist was more purely an artist than willie cather. ladies and gentlemen, what an understatement. the subject of willie cather's work is known to us. she was the daughter of red cloud, nebraska, to give a voice to the people she knew. the pioneers of the american frontier. her characters and settings were written with such depth and emotion. they still captivate readers to this day. as the nobel prize-winning writer sinclair lewis later said, the united states knows nebraska because of willa cather's books. and today, congress will always know her because of this statue as well. that is a legacy worth celebrating, one that reminds us that america is a nation of pioneers. in her novels and short stories, cather portrayed a band of pioneers on the nebraska plains who took responsibility for their lives in their own futures. she w

their slogan was instead to always be a pioneer. be ready to strike. pioneers always be ready.n love with a pioneer. on the solemn line i was in seventh heaven. she was beautiful blonde, probably, now you understand that the dyed loved, of course, unrequited. i repeat my question. loved unrequited. she made me a saint was march 8 flowers. and after the evening went to the gym. she 's there drunk wounded by a fizruk, well, calm down, calm down it was a long time ago. well , don't, i understand the shock and you don't understand anything, it's not a shock. this is death. i died. then they do too many deaths for a failed high school love. how many were six? all of them were eight, i am the thirteenth, my thirteenth zodiac sign is not recognized. i am a serpent. this is a direct exit from the wheel of samsara. this is a direct way to god oh, the mess in your head you could not leave alone. yes, there everything fell on his sore head . there is no father leap year was born. yes, on the 29th, love is a pioneer. counselor, well, who cheated on him, a failed career as a photographer, t

head of the pioneer school, up to 14 years old.nd leaders of organizations, but if their parents’ childhood was tied with a strong knot, scarlet kerchiefs, today the pioneer tie looks like this , the belarusian two-color in unison with our flag , new in the organization. the little lynx mascot, ogonyok , can be said to have been born in 2019. but the signature salute, a sign of greeting each other, remains as a legacy from the soviet pioneers, as they raise their hand when the national anthem is played. already with a gesture they pay tribute at the memorials of the great patriotic war , the emphasis on the patriotic education of children is invariable, therefore, for example, they revived the game zarnitsa when the children can immerse themselves in soldier's life and teams to fight in a competition of symbiosis of patriotism, sports and creativity, the ogonyok festival gathers friends, as well as various quizzes , internet projects and challenges in the spirit of the times. timurov scores - this is the belarusian republican proje

teenager, but still a boy, let’s call it that, and some kind of melody from childhood , the meteor pioneero, which means it’s such a summer club, long wooden benches and, of course, the elusive avenger. danka is my hero, by the way, later, when i grew up, i already acted in films, viktor kosykh, yes, viktor kosykh, yes, you say, there are guys who started acting earlier than i did in films, you see, absolutely, yes, yes, yes, and they confused me with victor kosykh, because they saw it somewhere, they say, here you are , you’re filming, yes i am, the rulers, and he’s there, he’s probably 10 years older, well, i’ll be older, well , the green vans and there’s a very similar image there , he’s also blond, that’s true, well, in short, he’s a civilian war, yes, this is of course, a pursuit, yes, wearily forgotten , conceived naked, again the hooves are beating like a heart, and there is no rest for us, burn, but live, chase, chase, chase, chase, in hot blood, chase, chase, chase, from a poem by robert rozhdestvensky and you remember that frankel in the episode, kiosayan edmond forever remember

the belarusian pioneer is always ready. today he meets his birthday.say the rebirth of the organization created on september 13th. 1990, the successor of soviet traditions remains the largest children's playground in our country. today there are 650,000 children in its editorial office, these are the october students of the head of the pioneer school, up to the age of 14, those over 15 can become counselors and leaders of organizations, but if the childhood of their parents was connected by a strong knot, scarlet scarves, today a pioneer tie, this is what a belarusian looks like two-color in unison with our flag is new in the organization. little lynx talisman ogonyok one might say born in 2019, but the signature salute, a sign of greeting each other, remained as a legacy from the soviet pioneer army , they raise their hand when the national anthem sounds, with the same gesture they pay tribute at the memorials of the great patriotic war, the emphasis on the patriotic education of children is invariable, because for example they also revived the game z

paris was a pioneer _ it? well, it is also symbolic. paris was a pioneer in _ it?, - it? well, it is also symbolic. paris was a pioneer in that field, but. it? well, it is also symbolic. paris| was a pioneer in that field, but we consider that many other cities are actually taking up that leadership. in france, it is lyon, they have launched a tender a few months ago that we won and it is a four—year contract which is a first in france. in the uk, we havejust won one of the biggest tenders of the year with bristol and bath, that is 4000 e—scooters, and thousands of new bikes. so you can see the trend is more about making sure that carbon free, new means of transport and shared with ability to be taken up in cities, instead of regulating these means of transport, instead of banning them. in that instance, paris is more an exception vis—a—vis the global trend. than paris is more an exception vis-a-vis the global trend.— the global trend. an exception, you see, but the global trend. an exception, you see. but why _ the global trend. an exception, you see. but why do _

then not a single pioneer made it. the camp since then, much here has dilapidated and been lost. initially, these domes were glass, but in the seventies, for some reason, plastic was inserted there, which transmitted sunlight very poorly. now glass is there, such interiors with winter gardens and pools have been returned, and in general it is very typical for the architecture of that time to restore and everything had to be restored, including the tiles at the bottom of the pool. all the time , fish will be launched here, or, behold, a mosaic panel above the main entrance, each of its tiles was restored separately. it is the historical square of parades, in front of the palace, as if fires are about to rise, blue nights with the second birth of the legendary house of pioneers. on sparrow hills. your promises have been fulfilled, and the number of directions for circles will increase. i don't remember 70 or 80 yes of artificial intelligence for space pioneers on vorobyovy gory, the largest institution of additional education in russia with more than 1,000 educational programs and

the bonfires are about to rise, blue nights with the second birth of the legendary house of pioneerspromises have come true, why do we have the number of directions for circles to increase. i don't remember at 70 or at 80, but the artificial intelligence program is almost 15,000 guys who come here.

come from all over, both sides of the aisle in both chambers, all generally remembering her as a pioneer, as one who was courteous and respectful and really working hard to push forward democratic initiatives on gun reform, lgbtq writes and climate. >> in this world of divisive politics, she truly was a pioneer and someone who both republicans and democrats both respected her. what is her legacy there on that senate floor? what is her legacy at the capitol? >> what we are hearing from her colleagues is, she was a woman, one who dedicated so much of her life, so much of her effort and time to the senate, serving for over three decades. as i mentioned, on those initiatives that were very important to california, very important to democrats across the country. we also know that she was the longest serving woman in the u.s. senate. she is being remembered as a trailblazer, one who opened doors for other women serving in the senate to walk through. her legacy has been one who has served for decades, one who has worked very hard to try to push forward initiatives that will benefit her constitu

her impact on the city, state, and country was immense as a trailblazing pioneer for women in politics. erica brown joining us live now from our nations capital. it is not like this was a total shocker. dianne feinstein was 92 years old but she seemed larger than life. what is that doing to the mood on capitol hill today? >> it still has a somber tone here in washington. we saw those images of dianne feinstein chair draped in black. we heard from leadership, including republicans like mitch mcconnell, who calls her a true friend. we learned of flowers being dropped off at her office here . on the house side, we heard from nancy pelosi calls her a pillar of public service for california and representative ro khanna who lauded her efforts to fight for climate change, particularly issues related to wildfires and droughts, very important to the state of california as well as gun reform and lgbtq rights. there is a somber tone. we see this one coming together of republicans and democrats who agree that dianne feinstein was a trailblazer, a pioneer opening the door for many women coming behi

yes, they admired vanyusha, a good young pioneer, the son of partizansky.so junior lieutenant, the trophy film will take a picture of me and it’s awesome, but the rest can be clicked like a goose. so, in the editorial office of one army newspaper, one piece of fruit suggested that i throw this hand into the basket, and he said so, and he said so, imagine the request, he says it into the basket. and i think, what is the name now? you heard when i was arguing with him about wasting time. well, that means our pioneer was born now, and you don’t give us notes brought. who else will take notes? now further on major have you filled out the entire notebook? everything then there will be a second part. they made their way quietly and step by step. silence it, through the oak groves through the swamp, through the fields of your native ones, good fellows. yes , against the insatiable enemy, their righteous anger . the partisans destroyed pure gold with dashes in the drivers. they returned, and the good fellows sat. good fellows on dashing horses , the swift checkers

truth, in which there was an announcement that the minsk palace of pioneers was opening a recruitmentime when i went to enroll in the palace of pioneers, it was autumn and deep autumn without understanding. what is a sports sail? naturally, i read all the books of captain blood and captain grant. that is, all the books where a sail about pirates appeared. mom was even surprised that son, what kind of attraction do you have, eh, because at that time i already had in the third grade of a music school, balalaika class. when spring came, we had to go to the minsk sea, i came to the minsk sea with a balalaika with notes, and between the train and the club i had to avoid laughed. guys. i had a balalaika along with the notes of the heel in the bushes. there i had to cheat, but i was already there. well, i just fell in love when my parents found out. about my adventures, of course, the conversation is just to say that it’s cruel, it’s tough, that’s not enough to say, that’s it. well, after i became legal, i no longer had to hide , carry a balalaika or sheet music. i was already a full-fledged

the pioneer 10 was a message inscribed on a golden slack for any aliens who might possibly intercept the spacecraft, an intergalactic message in a bottle. it was suppose to tell the extra terrestrials about us, the earth link, and then with a penis and a woman with nothing. we've been getting this wrong for too many years now, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. ok, so let me introduce you to this is that general opening the entry to the china that leads to the uterus. this is where p comes out for your retail opening. this is the glands of the glittering and it's for skin, the free pews. and those are the ladies. let's see what these parts do. so you've probably noticed that the valve is normally warm and moist. that's because of a china is not only the entry to the uterus, but also the exit for different fluids. they're reforms especially no fluid to number one, the data secretion. it helps to prevent infections and can also change depending on the moment of the menstrual cycle. number 2, the sexual vacation, this uh, fluid, uh, filters out of the bloods during the stimulation an

yes, they admired vanyusha, a good young pioneer, the son of partizansky. youngest trophy film will film me, i’m awesome, but the rest can be clicked like a goose. this is how it is in the editorial office of an army newspaper one fruit suggested that i throw my hand into the basket, and he said so, and he said so, imagine, throw it into the basket. and i ’m thinking, how am i wandering around now, and he smokes a fucking name later, when i didn’t swear, read ocher, comrade major is a waste of time. well, that means our pioneer was born now, and you didn’t bring us notes ivanukich. what else will be added? and now further on major have you filled out the entire notebook? everything then there will be a second part. they made their way quietly and step by step. silence it, through the oak groves through the swamp, through the fields of your native ones, good fellows. yes to hell not bulk their righteous anger the guerrillas destroyed pure gold with dashes in shoulder straps. they returned, and the good fellows sat. good fellows on dashing horses, the swift c

we have set the path for digital transitions to become global pioneers and online rights. we have the historic next generation you combining 800000000000 euros of investment and reform and creating d some jobs for today. and tomorrow we have set the building blocks for our health union helping to vaccinate an entire continent and large parts of the world. we've started making ourselves more independent and critical sectors like energy chips and raw materials. and i would also like to thank you for the ground breaking and pioneering work we did on gender equity as a woman. this means a lot to me. we've concluded 5 set, many thought would be blocked forever. like the boards directive and the historic expression of the e. u to the eastern blue convention with the directive on pay transparency, we have cost into law. the basic principle that a quote work deserves a co pay. that is not a single argument. why? for the same type of work, a woman should be paid less than a man. but all work is far from over. and we must continue pushing for pro was to get the i know this house sup

at the time when i went to sign up for the palace of pioneers, it was autumn, and deep autumn withoutly, i read all the books of captain blood and captain grant. that is, all the books where a sail appeared about mom’s operators, i was even surprised that you had such an attraction, eh, because at that time i was already in the third grade music school, balalaika class. when spring came we had to go to the minsk sea. i arrived at the minsk sea with a balalaika with sheet music, and between the train and the club i had to avoid being laughed at. guys. i had a balalaika along with the notes of the heel in the bushes. yes, i had to cheat, but i was already there then. well, i just fell in love when my parents found out. about my adventures, of course, the conversation is just to say that it’s cruel, it’s tough, that’s not enough to say, that’s it. well, after i legalized, there was no need to hide , not to carry a balalaika, not sheet music. i was already a full-fledged member of the team when i came to training and practiced in concrete. it was natural, sandy with bushes and coastlines

truth, which was an announcement, that minsk the palace of pioneers is opening a sailing section.i went to sign up for the palace of pioneers, it was autumn, and deep autumn without understanding. what is sailing? naturally? i read all the books of captain blood and captain grant. that is, all the books where a sail about operatives appeared. mom was even surprised that your son had such an attraction, because at that time i was already in the third grade of a music school, studying balalaika. when spring came, we had to ride minsk sea, i came to the minsk sea with a balalaika and sheet music, and between the train and the club i had to not be laughed at. guys. i had to hide the balalaika along with the sheet music in the bushes. yes, i had to cheat, but i was already there then. well, i just fell in love when my parents found out. about my adventures, of course, the conversation is just to say that it’s cruel, it’s tough, that’s not enough to say, that’s it. well, after i became legal, i no longer had to hide , carry a balalaika or sheet music. i have already came to training ses

20 man student friction he's taking off now so come on pioneers.among the people to train my brother, a most worthy man. youth, why do you need one more? give me your hand. the seal rested his hand. i don't feel anything, wait. happened. well, it’s as if you don’t see it yourself. nothing well, are you toiling, inspector from the russian ministry of internal affairs, will there be an answer? yes, of course, and if the guys turn out to be clean, then we should rejoice, right? let's rejoice. let's have an idea, so it's not you didn't miss you at all. i listen to you there for me in the morning. mr. sabonis oh, i’m amazingly lucky today. hello, my name is anna latis. i'm an advertising producer. i came from vilnius specifically to meet with you. you are national heroes in lithuania and our company would like to offer you. contract, how do you feel about starring in an advertisement for sports shorts in lithuanian spaces? i really hope that you will be interested in our offer, especially after you take a look at the amount of the fee hurry up and refus

so bill turnbull was a pioneer. he was one of the first that really told his story.ises — 61,000 people took our risk checker, we saw 25,000 men referred into the nhs, and we saw 262,000 men last year — that's a 17% increase, which isjust enormous — all down to pioneers like bill and everybody else that's told their stories. nick white is one of those men who was diagnosed early because of bill. nick had surgery four years ago and is now cancer—free. i do awareness—raising sessions at work, and i always introduce myself as one of bill turnbull�*s cohort of men, always. so i think there are many men like me who were convinced to take action because of him. # i would walk 500..#. almost everyone on this walk has an extraordinary story to tell. kevin webber was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2014, and given two years to live. since then, he's run all over the world, raising money for prostate cancer uk. iran two marathons on chemo — week 13 and week 15. i then ran across the sahara. i ran across iceland, the arctic, cambodia, albania. just keep on going. i've run 15,

so one of the very first things samuel colts firms pioneered was the creation of precise gauges. so that you could measure. carefully what the tolerances were of the products you were making so that you could see that they were within a certain kind of tolerance. and then later on remington made it a habit of having a model machine. when they were going to produce something that machine would always remain in one place in that model machine was used to make copies which were then the machines that were used to produce new products and you went back to the model machine when making new machines. ultimately rosenberg points out the success of the united states in this was greatly aided by the fact that the machine the people who made the machines were initially the corporation themselves the company themselves, not the corporation the company. right if they were making machines to produce guns machines to produce typewriters. they made them in-house. but then they got to be creating a separate division or something attached to they had a makers of the machines attached to the compa

all the needs these kinds of pioneer ponds that initiate. so information would then prepare the soil survey of the spaces and central head hawkins and for the, the processes of recall, the nice ation container, millennials, one would need to travel through time to study significant changes in law offices center in ill takes a different approach. instead of traveling through time, he travels across the land, visiting the fields of different ages. the development of 370 years can be studied at the since mountain lava flow. here, with nearly full centuries, pioneer ponds have encouraged the development of life. the only steve here is the phone kind of guy shifting young volcano. he said to me because which is very don't black double. and down here is the brownish soil edition. so, so formation has already started and the father of the brown color indicates that there is humorous in the so i was on time and humorous as an organic soil subsides phones. todd. this means that the kind of materials have been introduced to much of the formation proce

here over nearly full centuries, pioneer ponds have encouraged the development of life. illness, the parents of old panic ash of the young volcano, which is very delicate, black, simple, and down here is the brownish soil as, as additional so. so formation has already started the father, the brown color indicates that there is humus in the so i was on time and humorous as an organic sort of subsides phones of thoughts. this means that the kind of materials have been introduced to, much of the formation process has been initiated to physically and see what the, what the basis of life of the speed sheets is established. the most species are created somewhere, gross takes place in the field. the more intensively life spreads under foster and increasing the complex ecosystem develop the so it doesn't really look like it. now that we are on the side of the, one of the old, a lot of the flows here in the south of the palmer house. and it's about 3200 years old, so much older than the other lava flows of the whole digits are fond of us. and we can already seen by something has changed to f.

still can feel like a pioneer in a vast territory, only a million live person is currently in the plan something like know-how, it is something wild , unknown and interesting; it is a region in which tourism is now just beginning to develop. that is, it’s already charged. well, its development has a peak yet to come, and then it gradually increases in people’s interest and interest. if that year we did, say, rafting, that is what i do full-time in the summer. and if we did people there, it was 700 per season, that is, now it’s already reaching. there before one and a half thousand people and better with each one. maintain good relations. apparently , the spirits are happy with people and communicate with the deities. here, through rituals , a huge tambourine made from the whole skin of a three-year-old bull is addressed to one of the strongest suns through a tabak. before we hit the tobacco, we all make our wishes about ourselves and our loved ones. yeah, what's to come ? what to get rid of? yeah, what we want is a lot of wishes, we make a lot of wishes, we hit the tobacco three times

the whole bedroom, i was a pioneering photo chemist who created the 1st color portraits in africa in his diary he would later recall connection with this debate, i was asked whether i would venture to take type images in this form. i could naturally make no promises, as it would depend not on me, but on the fellows being willing to keep still the so called type images, racialized photos taken with the intent of showing a german audience, african people grouped according to their ethnic background and the countries they lived in the story began with an innovative new camera, a colorful new way of promoting german colonialism, far flung lands, their towns, cities, and inhabitants. 3 color photography was a revolutionary development. and this was the 1st time it was put to use to generate popular support for germany's colonial ventures. the then get to my, most of them come the sign cuz there was always a holiday feeling when we visited my grandparents window, grandad would say he was going to get hurt the heavy before, you know, and these things really were a terribly heavy with touch.

. >> first of all, any remembrance has to start with her pioneering role in finding pathways for women into politics. if you go back and look at the coverage that she had in her first elections, it is hard to imagine how sexist the culture was at the time and how thoroughly dominated by men politics was and what a strange event it was to have a woman leader like dianne feinstein . you know, she was never really a movement feminist but i think her life was very feminist and the doors she knocked down, a lot of people followed speak nancy pelosi, senator barbara -- just to name three from san francisco including, la harris. >> a trailblazer, a pioneer, first woman to publish so many things and she also led san francisco through one of its darkest times, the assassination of mayor george rusconi and supervisor harvey. tell us about that time. >> diane had lost two elections for mayor before that. she was in the press room at city hall that morning saying she wasn't going to run again. she was going to get out of politics. so a few minutes later a -- walked past her office and she heard th

fourth, there is a pioneer movement in laos.nything about this, when i was preparing for the session i learned the fifth in laos. they still love baguettes and white bread , it’s such a good inheritance from france left and ah, laotian coffee is considered one of the best in the world. if i read correctly, well, the last thing for us, uh, for the russians, it is important that for 30 days it was autumn you can stay without a visa, so welcome to laos and for you, welcome here to the podium, please. over to you, madam vice president. thank you very much for participating. and also wood, well, plus we have a lot of tourist attractive places, as for what russia means for laos. so what does our attitude mean? uh, the ussr begins with russia, we supported traditional strong relationships and later. they have reached the level of strategic partnership in the field of security in the asia-pacific region. we cooperate in many areas in the economy, the accumulated experience of many other areas representing the cooperation between laos an

innovations like this pioneering robots will be the key. this pioneering robots will be the ke . . .,e key. around 200 robots delivering — the key. around 200 robots delivering fast _ the key. around 200 robots delivering fast foods - the key. around 200 robots delivering fast foods and . delivering fast foods and groceries and obviously we're the robots. milton keys is ahead of everybody else. he would have _ ahead of everybody else. he would have thought! with public spending stretch, the heavy lifting on improving britain's investment record and its growth will need to be done by the private sector. michael hewson is chief market analyst at cmc markets. why do you think private investment levels in uk have fallen so dramatically? i think there are a number of factors. obviously, political stability is one of them. there is no coherent long—term planning strategy. i think of the transition towards renewable energy and transport upgrading the national grid, the uk has fallen towards bottom of the investment range from the 1990s. we had the channel tunnel, we had canary wharf, we had

i love the most in them you feel a real pioneer. you yourself draw up routes yourself, you look for historical facts, and you yourself are surprised by them for five and a half centuries. this city was a drisa, but in the sixties of the last century. the name seemed to someone not to be voiced, the city was renamed, but it's good or bad for you to decide. the name of the city was given geographically inaccurate, because it is located in the middle of the course of the western dvina and not in any way in its upper reaches. but this did not bother anyone, no matter how embarrassed it was that the kadrisa, which flows into the length here, remained this drisa intricacies of history. they did not affect the daily life of the city in any way, like any small place in verkhnedvinsk, everything is alien, everything is complicated and confusing. verkhnedvinsk, you are unlikely to get lost, the main street, of course, is sovetskaya, by the way, an interesting fact, it runs absolutely parallel to the river. manizh collected all the main city a

city house of pioneers.rd, which was directed by anna gavrilovna bovshik, a former actress. the first art theater studio is a very famous one. she is a student of suerzhitsky. vakhtangov and stanislavsky stanislavsky was the passenger father of stanislavsky sent it turns out so yes. and so. eh, anna said it was. e, a completely outstanding teacher in recent years. she also taught speech in the chamber theater. yes and no only and, but here are children to children since the thirty- sixth year mm of the 20th century. yes, an actress with such a school to teach e yes. you know that the children simply adored her and she was simply a very honorable person for us. they didn’t know this word yet, but that’s how we treated me with reverence and there i learned a lot. because it was a school of art theater. well, it's just such luck. she used to say she was an educator before the youth. yes to all the young it is divine. and, by the way, she was the guardian of the archive of her writer husband. e sigismund krzhizh

the companies producing oil and conoco is 18% but you have pioneer, you have hess, philips 66.than ten times forward earnings based on forecast earnings for the group of stocks. it's 0.77 times forward sales and you're getting a forward dividend yield and you're going to get the high beta trade as energy prices go higher and people try to buy the stocks to cap capitalize. that range was the top in november of 2022. this will be a bona fide technical breakout. >> jenny? >> i'm the basement window parachute jumper. most of our energy is in the midstream space. i really still like that play and all this bullish scenario is says you're going to get your dividend yields on stocks. an interesting point where josh said play domestic, play mid. we are in total and shell. you have all the security but trading at almost half the multiple just because they're overseas. i would look international. you covered just about everything. >> jenny, they're always cheaper than the u.s. majors, and it's not just because they're domiciled overseas but in governments that are hostile to profitability

it can still feel like a pioneer for them to discover in a vast territory; only a million people livemoment in the plan. yakutia is something like know-how, it is something wild, unknown and interesting, it is a region that now has tourism is just beginning to develop. that is , it’s already charged. well, it’s developing and some kind of peak is still ahead, and then it gradually increases in people’s interest and interest. if that year we did, say, rafting, that is what i do full-time in the summer. and if we did people there, it was 700 per season, that is, now it’s already reaching. there are up to one and a half thousand people there. everything in yakutia has a special character, it seems that the desert in the sultry summer on the surface of the sand can heat up to 70°, but at depth. ice, it seems, was the only place where scientists were able to turn frost into a permafrost attraction due to global warming. the term is used less and less, eternal is one of the symbols. yakutia to this natural phenomenon. there is even an entire museum dedicated to this natural freezer. we kept

we own pioneer. reasons why i own pioneer is they have been figuring out, as is coterra -- they've been drilling more, getting more, using fewer rigs. these smaller -- coterra is using three-mile sideways rigs. you're hitting a lot more oil with fewer rigs. pioneer, by the way, is by far the best. they've got if lowest all in. what you want to do when you look at oil companies, you node to look and see who has the lowest all-in cost. that's what scott sheffield came up with at pioneer. he now has a terrific ceo. they have the lowest all-in cost for oil, lowest cost for natural gas coming into the winter months is coterra, under a dollar. you have $2.60 fortunate gas. when you have it under a dollar, you're crushing it. coterra and pioneer are better than anyone. we sold halliburton, a nice little gain. do the homework, you'll come up with pioneer as the cheapest. >> of course, the result from a consumer standpoint is more pressure on retail gasoline prices. that's kind of driving rbc's upgrade of ame

if there is something to hire me for , just leave me as your pioneer. where can i find a pioneer?what are you driving? he got under the belt, only she was already dead. he threw a five-hat, not even an assistant. and what is this, no matter what he said, or maybe it’s the buddies who drove up to him? listen, he doesn’t say everything, the dog has a sly tail. to hell with him. how many pipes do you think zhigan would have lain in the basement if he had not needed to be shoved under the train? well, first of all, it’s not a fact that there is blood in dzhigan’s underground . hold, thank you. hello valera, hello, we need guests from the capital. we have a very good kitchen. thank you, we'll look for available rooms for you. yes, after work, of course i'm up late today. be careful, she 's a guy, not the last guy in the village, head off, he won't even notice that you're from the capital opera. ok, try. you already tried it once with vankina, sister. now this is where you move don quixote, maybe he doesn’t care, let’s go. i tell you again to take it off. you won't do anything here. and

. - [margaret] from spacex, elon musk's pioneering company in private space exploration, to tesla. - there was a time when electric cars seemed very stupid, and it wasn't that long ago. - [margaret] to ventures in solar panels, ai, even chips in human brains. - [elon] he is not actually using a keyboard. he is moving the cursor with his mind. - [margaret] and his recent takeover of twitter. elon musk is widely regarded as both a visionary disrupter, and sometimes just plain disruptive. - he's pushing the bounds. there's something slightly unnerving about that, but, also, i think we need a little bit of an injection of that in the american psyche. - [margaret] best-selling biographer walter isaacson spent two years inside musk's universe. isaacson, who has also chronicled the likes of leonardo davinci, benjamin franklin, and steve jobs, is out with a new biography examining how musk became so powerful, and the inner demons and convictions that drive him. - the absolute intense pson is what's getting his rockets launched, you know? it also makes him a very difficult character. - [marga

building materials and hundreds of workers are reviving the once pearl of volnovakha the house of pioneersad of the district, ukrainian neo-nazis direct fire and destroyed the building to restore it is one of the main tasks set by the region's chief. the yamalo-nenets autonomous okrug plans to place everything here. uh, so, uh, our entire youth movement. this is a young republic and it is young. this is a movement in the first place, that is, a full-fledged youth work center. started at this facility. at the end of february of this year, everything is being done for centuries, heavily supporting structures of the floor. we made a two-layer floor screed between the first and second layer of insulation 100 mm, waterproofing vapor barrier. at this stage , window blocks are installed. rough plaster is made. stan. their warming. now it is very difficult to understand how grandiose. here the builders have done literally from the ashes, reviving a real engineering miracle, the most difficult and responsible section is the assembly of this complex roof structure. the thing is that according to the

also sees the potential in her super she and she believes that new zealand could become a global pioneer in the industry. we don't really know how far we can go. we, we know the, in the, in, in these folks we're going very quickly. but if we apply that to our normal breathing floor, then we're seeing a sort of 2 to 3 percent drugs per year. so we're seeing a considerable difference. and what has already worked for new zealand sheep is now to be tested in other domesticated species. next on the list, reading low and meeting cows you'd never consume this intentionally, but we do it. unaware. studies have found we ingest around 5 grams of micro plastic every week. the equivalent by weight of a credit card. the super fine particles are now everywhere in the air. we breathe. the water we drink, the food we micro plastics are in the soil too. of course, and fertilizers add more all the time. but can they also migrate from there into plants. visible retreat is all about food safety. one by so doesn't that one, but if him we know that there is a loss of micro plastic in the soil in the environme

for sale in the house. .. meat, with the councils there was a district party committee, a house of pioneerscal television studio, even from afar, andrey, i noticed this house, incredibly beautiful, tell its story, and our colorful white house, why is it white? yellow, well, once upon a time this the house was really white, completely, in old photographs it is visible in white, this house of a jewish merchant, if i excuse my memory, salt was sold there , the first floor was the actual trade, warehouse, store, the second floor was a living space, and it was called white , salt was sold there, why, why whites? uh, firstly, in a certain period of time, there were no house numbers, houses without numbers, simply without numbers, and they were called by some peculiarities, here it is in the center of old kamens, it was a tall white house, and now as they call it, but it’s still a white house, traditions are preserved, the special pride of all local residents, holy... the patron saint of our prince, the founder of the city of kamins, and maybe that’s why he put the pillar, the one that towers, int