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But theres 15, 20 different manhattans in -- in dec-- in to. i mean, shibuya. from my perspective, these are completely different cities. even building to building. >> uh-huh. >> nightclub for girls. >> uh-huh. >> nightclub for rock and rollers. hair salon. all up. 15 different businesses, one building. one building. >> yes. >> i can spend the next five years just doing shows on this one building. >> what is weird? what is strange? what do those things even mean, anyway? sure, a lot of what you ...

>> the media that represents the other idealogy explodes because they have so much they want to say to sort of take down the new administration. thats not happening this time. this time around the opposition media, which is sort of the far right media, is seeing some dec declines in engagement. year after year, some outlets are still doing okay meaning theyre bigger now than they were last year. but theyre far, far smaller than they were since president biden took office, which means they dont h...

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The Newfoundland government, oil industry associations and labor unions may have moved what most thought was immovable. Suncor Energy, under intense pressure, has crafted an 11th-hour tentative agreement with its six co-owners to extend production at its Terra Nova offshore field. If all parties end...

Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canadas oil and gas industry Tourmaline tops Canadian natural gas producers; BC gaining ground Gary Park for Petroleum News The latest shuffle of Canada’s natural gas cards has dealt a winning hand to Tourmaline Oil, which will emerge as the king of Canadian producers when it closes the purchase of privately held Black Swan Energy in a deal valued at C$1.1 billion. Founded in 2008 by Mike Rose, who remains Tourmaline’s....     [additional news su...

Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canadas oil and gas industry Alaska Supreme Court rules against Exxon Affirms superior court ruling, advisory bulletin not a regulation, cannot be challenged under Alaska Administrative Procedure Act Kristen Nelson Petroleum News In a June 11 opinion the Alaska Supreme Court affirmed a superior court ruling in a suit brought by Exxon Mobil Corp. against the Department of Revenue over an advisory bulletin on applicability of tax credits against the produ...

Dakota Access oil pipeline opponents asked a judge June 11 to require the pipeline company and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to provide detailed monthly status reports while the federal government conducts an extensive environmental review of the project. The request comes after U.S. District Ju...

Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canadas oil and gas industry Court allows limited use of rig in inlet for abandonment, nearby wells Kristen Nelson Petroleum News In a May 27 ruling U.S. District Court Judge Sharon L. Gleason is allowing Hilcorp to use a drilling rig in Cook Inlet — with required towing — for a planned well abandonment this summer and the drilling of two planned production wells close to the well abandonment site. Plaintiffs Cook Inletkeeper....     [additional ...

Hilcorp Alaska has submitted a request for suspension of production and operation for its Middle Ground Shoal unit in Cook Inlet. In a June 22 request to Tom Stokes, director of the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas, Hilcorp sa...