when you look at the lower valley, sagan district and if you look at the upper sagan valley it's a split. angar could drive up there by himself in his vehicle with no concerns because he knew a lot of the tribal leaders. he knew all the tribal leaders out in kandahar too. in the same time frame all the stuff up here belongs to the alikozi. so the tribes define the tactical situation up there. what defines the fighting is really the nexus or the criminal nexus up there and lethal aid and illicit aid that goes through there. that person was very important. he came in. on the short perspective. what was befuddling to us angar was relieved by karzai right before the elections. he was putting people he favored for both personal and professional reasons. he didn't last long. he got through some of the summer fighting season but because of the ineffectiveness of the police he was replaced by a general who had previous history and not capable to continue to be provincial police chief. i'm anxious to see who will be the next provincial police chief. mineral maluk after five years down, there befo

at the time time sagan was kind of an iconic figure. the cosmos series was it to come but he was one of the 1st astrobiologists. people astrobiologists. people thought the search for life beyond earth was possible and necessary and exciting. it took one of his jobs with viking was to look for his wife. it was explained to me that he got irate when nasa did not put lights on so that they could see these things at night. when they come at night we won't see them. in any case this is where they landed and this is what it was like. after all of that build up of canals and water and life and sagan talking about all kinds of living things coming to eat at the trough of viking this is what they found. it was pretty barren. there were some tests that seemed to suggest that they were living microbes in the soil that were then debunked the view is that they did not find anything in the way of biology. here is another picture, and you can see not very enticing not something that kind of just screams out hey, out hey, life used to be hear for life

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i know i sound like carl sagan right now.asically what we're seeing, this is the first sign of a bottom. you add to that last week, we saw the biggest drop in us rig counts in history since they tracked this stuff. we're seeing the biggest dramatic pullback in us energy production potential that we've seen maybe in history. so that's usually when you start looking for a bottom. charles: all right. now -- i tell people, listen, separate oil stocks from the commodity oil. because i think a lot of what we see with these oil stocks was emotionally driven. the last 20% on the downside was a complete detachment from crude oil itself. do you see it this way? i think oil stocks will be okay if were to pull back here. >> you have to separate the stocks absolutely. the key thing is how leveraged these commodity companies were. a lot of the hot stocks in commodities were the shell gas place, that was the revigoration for the us economy. but the problem is, a lot of these were small players. they needed a lot of money to be lent to them