have to work need higher water they often get painful cramps in their legs and have to rest on the riverbank. searching for gold isn't a bad thing because river gives us pure. sends it to us it's much better to be working here standing in clean water and searching for them being a guest worker in russia. world is now limited to his parents yard just like elton back he's a father of two he also used to pan rivers for gold. two years ago to their bikes leg was amputated spending so much time in the icy mountain waters gave him a chuma by the time he saw a doctor it was too late. i get a social security check every three months it's rare that a social worker visits they don't seem to be interested in how i live. but sometimes they bring me a few small presents for the holidays. according to official data there are two dozen gold panels registered in the charcoal region but in reality there are many more local authorities are aware of illegal prospecting but choose to turn a blind eye rather than ruining livelihoods by demanding they obtain a license. basically they have to get a license and pay

from the prairies of illinois to the riverbanks of missouri to right across the length and breadth of this nation there is rightfully no virtue seen in conformity. from an early age, the american child is instructed to characterize submission unaccompanied by struggle as shameful. the only uniform america wears is individuality. for americans understand the simple arithmetic that where group think delivers greater, individual drives creativity. we find ourselves today in a culture war. it is waged by men and women to change the way we think, the way we speak, the way we interact and the way we live our lives. they do it for our schools, universities and through our media. it is a war that pits women against men, ethnic minorities against their new homelands. the struggling against the successful. it is the same or that makes the white middle-class educated american guy working 70 hours a week, we can, week out, year in, year out, who is accomplish something in his life feel as if he is resented. it is a board that says judeo-christian values have no place in this world. it is a war th

everything to do with their connectivity properties: which bridges are connected to which islands or riverbanks, or vertex, of the bridges of konigsberg had an odd degree: three nodes had degree 3 and one node had degree 5. euler realized that every time you travel an edge into a vertex, you have to leave by another edge in order to avoid crossing the previous edge again. that means if you're never going to double back, then the number of edges coming out of each vertex must be twice the number of times you visit that vertex. in other words, every interior vertex of the trip has to have even degree. now, since all the nodes at konigsberg had an odd number of edges -- each node with an odd degree -- there was no route that crossed all seven bridges without crossing one more than once. but what happens if we remove one of the konigsberg bridges? this node here has two edges now connected to it, this one has degree 4, and two of these have degree 3. so now we have two of even degree and two of odd degree. now, having done this, in fact, we can find a path that uses each bridge exactly once. and th

to this same stretch of river to convince the industry giant to consider the impact on pristine riverbanks in their pending request to drill in the greater natural buttes region. anadarko's existing permits were expiring. the company wanted to bring out gas left behind by past wells and old-fashioned drilling methods and make a new plan with the united states bureau of land management. the wilderness alliance asked anadarko to drill further away from the river floors, to erect wells away from the canyon rims, so they can't be seen by canoers and hikers. the energy company anadarko had a lot riding on the greater natural buttes project, and the numbers are staggering: 3,700 wells, six trillion cubic feet of gas reserves, billions to be paid in royalties to the state government of utah and to the federal government, and thousands of jobs created. the only question was, could they pull all that gas out of the ground and make peace with environmentalists and indian tribes to save one of america's last great landscapes? >> the several feet that we would see in this, we could drill in an hour or

it was land near riverbanks, places like that that should never have been farmed, so they establishedrogram to tragedy that land out of production. on ethanol, ethanol is not a part of this bill. ethanol -- we're talking about the renewable fuel standard which was passed under a different law. it is handled by different committees in congress. and some of the ethanol program has expired, but the renewable fuel standards stays in place. if somebody is upset about ethanol, they have to deal with it differently, not in this spirit on the 10 million people taking handouts, i am not sure where that number comes from. i think that is a battle that is being discussed a lot in congress as to whether or not the current requirement to get on the food stamp program are appropriate or not. the anti-hunger advocates will say the current standards are appropriate. the fact that we have 47 million people on food stamps is a reflection on the bad economy and that they deserve their benefit. but there are people who thinks that the way in which they qualify is skewed and perhaps they should be cut bac