the mothership and then you have the various skiffs. you have negotiators. you have translators, you have accountants. it has gotten to be a fairly organized enterprise. not sophisticated but organized. yeah, there's these structures that have been developed very efficiently on land to provide for the crew to handle these negotiations. these negotiations are often freelancers like i was. they hire themselves out. in fact, one gang, specifically, that i was interviewing holding a ship called the victoria he had come on board from another gang two days after he finished his latest assignment. so these good negotiators were in demand. they had logistics officers who brought them food, who organized, transport, who brought the drugs, that was the toughest thing and this was all done on credit. when the ship was awaiting the ransom delivery, the backers -- the backer might not even have enough money to provide -- pay for the supplies up front because the supplies just a couple months might runs into the hundreds of thousands of dollars mainly because of the cuts

normally a skiff the second straight defeat the army men cloying are to draw away to rubin it was the home side who knob the lead against the run of play it has to be said ten minutes from half time the referee judging the ball to have been in the c.s.k. penalty area the burrs not show full he was the moment stepped up one nil of the routine fast forward to the second half and similar scenes striker wagner love pushed in the six yard box sees the ref penalty but surrogate blasts over from the spot still one nil the visitors were tireless though and got the reward ride up the death with a goal which would grace any pitch one wall in the final score c.s.k. three points above second place meets in petersburg but they do play on some. of goals were not in short supply when on turned. to him key the visitors from chechnya grabbing the lead with just tough. dozen minutes on the clock you were thrown creeping into the program but that was as good as it would get for the first equalizing river room in right before the mark and then took the lead six minutes later kevin karami turning his mont

he took me on a skiff, and we went down, and i thought it was pretty. my grandpa john-- he was the first church leader here, and he asked them if they were christians. they didn't know what he meant, so he baptized them and let them become orthodox christians-- russian orthodox. lots of people were thankful because they didn't know. they thought the raven was their god. [cook] sometimes what you find historically can be reaffirmed by what people remember, by who's in the cemetery, and a lot of times what has happened in historical record is people weren't asked. people are not oblivious to their surroundings or their own events, and by tapping that resource, you can make history belong to those people as well as to the record of history. [speaking foreign language] the village is named by the sukpik. this place was nanwalek, and then the russians code-named us alexandrovsk, and then somehow there was a map mix-up, and we became english bay after a while. then just a couple of years ago-- last year--we decided to go back to nanwalek because we feel like