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Angola is driving to become Africa's leading oil producer and that's expected to gain momentum after its president since 1979, the autocratic onetime jungle fighter Jose Eduardo dos Santos, won another five years in office. More than one-third of Angola's 21 million people live below the poverty line and the disparity between rich and poor is widening, despite the country's oil wealth and the prospect of that swelling on the back of recent deep-water discoveries offshore that are expected to elevate Angola to Africa's top oil producer. Right now, with a production level of 1.8 million barrels per day, it trails Nigeria, the continent's top producer with an output of 2.5 million bpd,with the new offshore discoveries in the Kwanza Basin, containing at least 1.5 billion barrels, and Nigeria's ( my Country) oil industry in turmoil, Luanda expects to double output to 3.5 million bpd, on a par with Canada, by 2020. major international oil companies seek to s

"Change is hard because people overestimate the value of what they have—and underestimate the value of what they may gain by giving that up. and the worst is ------- Unless we are prepared to give up something valuable we will never be able to truly change at all, because we'll be forever in the control of things we can't give up." – drink but don’t be mad at it, kiss, it is not a sin but never overdo, oh yes, f’ck,it is allow but never see is as something so important, eat, don’t be gluttonous, jealous but be mindful never to hurt some with negativity,etc . Play your part(s) diligently, Life is easy going easy comin!!!

when a drunk driver doing nearly 200 km per hour ploughs into a group of teenagers on the sidewalk – what do you called that?......People have been discussing these issues , I don’t know you opinion  – one woman said- “It’s like you shouldn’t even have children!” another said-- “What’s the point? You let them out of the house - and some drunk bastard goes and does something like that!” The other woman pointed out that these children lived in state care facilities, and were returning from an arts competition, where they had won first prize. “That makes it even worse!” The first woman said. “First these kids are abandoned, then they work to make something of their lives, and someone comes along and ends it all, these damn drunks are everywhere.” I was particularly struck by the story of these kids,  why should someone be mad my alcoholism just as most Russian’s, not staying in his house but decided to drink more for two days straight, and then get behind the wheel. Oh my God, this