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a look what's coming up today. only here the battle has launched a craft beer to save the church. suburban scientists in the recovery is still an icon called the scientific world and for women. on many things sides i'm usually furnishings and also on the greek island creek. well it's never ending story the dispute between musicians know and liam gallagher the spad the success with the brutal battle ways is in the nine hundred ninety s. the fights continued in two thousand and nine after. the band finally broke up and us never going on stage together since no have they spoken to each other but will continue to make music and maybe the battle of the brothers is the reason the new work is so interesting just seven weeks after the dead view they view of liam his big brother published his new exit.
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it may not sound like him but it really is no gonna get a gifted songwriter for years he was lead guitarist far away since this is now his third album since leaving the band holy mountain is the first single from that album in which he explores musical terrain thanks thanks he's against but tossed in course has for the gallagher for years and met him personally i'm number of times but this new album surprised him. with the sun as a strong electronic and rave influence on the stand is definitely different with a lot you get a sense he wanted to give himself a challenge that was perhaps
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a bit more ambitious in his approach i like is that he says it's his best album but people always say that. with it spaz lyrics an electronic sounds the music is almost hypnotic. it sounds like these are pair on the new record again and again you. know gallagher rose to international fame in the early one nine hundred ninety s. together with his brother liam and bob and away says no wrote the lyrics and liam delivered the vocals this trick division of labor worked well for them the band went on to selling the seventy million albums.
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oasis were essentially the classic rock star. with a mix of punk and rock gave their entire generation its own hero stuff so they no longer had to look to icons of the past for the singing of the wealthy for going out civil war. with a megalomaniac and bad boy attitudes the brothers were adored not only by their fans but also by the tabloid press. now these are estimates as to time that is the facts all this media hype and always think about has been the sun never will be dead and yes i want to forget about the records that we might all be in the shops but never the song. but the relationship between the two brothers became increasingly strained now had a tendency to pay the bonus and accused them of being lazy time and again the brothers' fault the band finally broke up in two thousand and nine when you know left the group.
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within two years no had launched a second career with his new band high flying dive. for no gallacher one thing a certain way says it's a thing of the past. i could list twenty things i mess about oysters but i could also list another fifty things that i don't mess so you know i'm not that much you have to just dismiss it and say you know that was the past and saw isis was brilliant my part in it was brilliant and i loved it. but it's got you know. it's a different story after two unsuccessful albums with the other members of the band it's been mostly quiet around the younger gallagher brother in the years since the end of away says until now at the beginning of october he made
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a comeback and comes here. every one. of the good. traditional rock and nasal sounds abound in liam's first solo album. the fans of course happen oasis nostalgia to gallagher albums in just a few weeks comparisons are hard to resist and for thorsten one obvious question remains even as of coward it's the other brother had been involved too by would have been better for both albums if that had been the case of many first songs that no hands on his new album would have really benefited from liam singing and vice versa lem's album could have really benefited from no songwriting skills
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songwriting skills from kelley or poverty and. still when to fight it's usually good news for a party in this case it's their fans who can now rock out to two gallic albums. many churches and europa losing members and money out of god in belgium was nearly forced to close its doors but what should they do if the church is as poor as a church mouse its priests jeremy shelled got an idea he trusted in god and beer has launched a new craft beer to get phones voice congregation let's find out more about those holy be a project. kathryn's church in the heart of brussels was close numerous times
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it almost got demolished due to its dilapidated state and when doing congregation. until young priest jeremy sharpe had an idea to create a modern craft beer for the church its congregation and the local community. it's made by a local brewery. when i knocked on the door of the brussels bear project they were a little surprised first i was a bit timid this was all new to me but i told myself to go through with it and be courageous with. the result of a fruity pale ale called suntech cat named after some catherine's church it's produced by a young brussels brewery start up the international team has already made seventeen thousand liters of the church beer at the request of the priest they came up with the recipe together. in the. us they think just to understand what we can
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do. and then we. reach the conclusion that we should keep some. beer and then had some new. techniques. to the mirror. so used to. the next batch of beer is growing in this tank the beverage only hit shelves in early october but is almost sold out already only about six hundred bottles remain church and craft beer are clearly a winning combination. offered it with a genius and i thought it was brilliant this unusual coming together of two different worlds turned out great. i think it's wonderful to make a modern beer with the church on its label who. could shows that the i can remember. and itself and that the church can be a part of that a great combination. the brewery sells the bear to malta and even japan but
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most of it goes to local bars and restaurants in brussels st catherine district priest jeremy schaap collected from the brewery and then delivers it personally. brew is hugely popular luckily the breweries own bastille has risen. brussels has many young international residents but fewer transco as. they make of the bread. i really like it better as a bit of sweetness and has a really great color but i'm not religious but i don't mind that the church is involved in. actually i think it's kind of cold. that's the see this is going. to it's a great an innovative idea a church that's open to new things. i think. it's good it's more
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like a center where like this yes very fresh well maybe more for summer and winter abide by. all profits generated from the beer go directly to the church and towards making crucial repairs to the building. the money comes second his main goal is to raise the church's profile in the district. to get to this. continues this project even if we didn't single europe from making the beer because it creates a great dynamic. and drinking beer is a sociable thing to do with friends. it's a great project we don't make a big drama it will certainly help making repairs to the church building. and a for profit won't be enough for a complete renovation i mean we're not sending champagne over here.
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for sunday mass st catharines pews for a long. journey shall bosso plans to use the profit from the beer to install heating in the church for cold winter days. communion is still celebrate it with wine about the b.m. can be bought on to its outside the church. and many in the congregation take a few bottles home. to the church craft beer project is a success cheers to that. is so cheers and good luck for that unusual idea now let's have a look at what else is going on in europe express. the. british art duo gilbert and george are marking fifty years of working together with an exhibition in london it's hosted by the white cube gallery and shows new
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large scale works all on the subject of men's facial there. is a beard can repression and it can be freedom depends where you are and in which era which century which decade you live. gilbert and george met at a london art school fifty years ago and have worked together ever since today they're among the world's leading contemporary artists. a pair of glasses a music notebook diaries more than a hundred stone annoying tims that originally belonged to john lennon being recovered by police in berlin the collection includes a diary with the last entry made on december the eighth nine hundred eighty the day the beatles musician was killed the personal items were found of an old house that had gone bankrupt. q to say the items were stolen from yoko ono's new york apartment in two thousand and six lennon's widow identified them from photo's
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issued by the german police. to take martin and london is showing a retrospective of works by italian artist and the damage to more than one hundred lux are on display. visitors can also explore beyond his wont and his paris studio in virtual reality. and my demo de leon he rose to fame at the start of the twentieth century with his new paintings he also spent five years of his life creating sculptures he died at the young age of thirty five. marie curie well the first woman to be awarded the nobel prize twice and into different categories physics and chemistry this is unique in history she was born
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one hundred fifty years ago in poland she lived and worked in france at that time she was. today schools and named after her and she's the most famous scientist in the world we met up with her granddaughter. years ago and then laws arise olio gave many old family photos to the mary currie museum but she kept back the ones that were especially dear to her mary corrie may have been a famous scientist but for a lennon she was above all a loving grandmother. i didn't realize that she was spoken of as a legend and with such great reverence. what i remember the most of the time spent in her kitchen when there was chocolate cake and other delicious treats. the merry cory's nobel prize certificate side by side with her old ice skates
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a new exhibition seeks to go behind the headlines to discover the real mary corrie was set up at the paris pound him to commemorate her one hundred fiftieth birthday what was it that motivated this scientific icon who remains the only woman to have won two nobel prizes and what we want to share here is one more personal side not just the woman who worked in researched but also the woman who children and wrote letters to them all of that togetherness. and also. together with her husband pierre mary cory discover the elements polonium and radium she calling the time radioactivity the poor institute is devoted to cancer research and remains her legacy to this day. and i don't know if it has been a female scientist to match us since she opened the door to science for countless women and remains a role model for many from. an example. as she is for her
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granddaughter l.n. most of your is a physicist herself and she also teaches as a professor even though she was just six years old when her grandmother mary cory died she inherited her passion for science. and now it's time for a new episode of your mags the lacs which takes us to the mediterranean island of crete it's reason largest island and known for its land the beaches and beautiful landscapes a greek architect lives where others spend their holidays here strained a nineteenth century dwelling into a house with a quirky mix of. small traditional house made of stone barber simple facade belies the modern and spacious house inside welcome to our inside. architect meszaros jana carcase and his partner maria they're going to lucky to
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have restored an old one thousand nine hundred house in the town of on the island of crete they also linked it with a modern building. young myself but for the mother of the right from the start this room was like the heart of the house for us it's the oldest part of the building. so we designed it as the place where family and friends meet we often were going to the sofa is the focal point for all the other furnishings and the room element that we wanted it to be harmonious so we chose a nearby rock style and then adapted the rest of the furniture accordingly but also all of a corner by a blast of yours they. hold a news stand side by side the couple have surrounded themselves with happy memories . it is them all dolled up but i don't think well unless we feel that old objects radiate a lot of energy and that's exactly what we wanted here. there are lots of family heirlooms and reminders of other times in our lives or trips that we've made. up
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with that i was of the apple my god i grew up with this catch associated with various family celebrations and happy times that's why i wanted the sofa to have a central place but it needed a make over so we retain the basic. structure and had it really opposed by a traditional furniture maker here and honey but a sandwich was a color and design that would fit with our lifestyle today. there was. a shape of a chandelier in the living room is repeated in the dining room with. glass bottles and why. there's not a playful addition to the kitchen made of knives forks and. the olive tree in there joining in a courtyard was planted by the man of the house. it was give the guy.
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after this many people so i chose all the plants in the house the green leaves of the olive tree harmonize with the natural world and that we used to build a house that was. then the first inside we chose a carrot tree and climbing plant. you the plants and trees provide natural shade to make for a good microclimate. and you feel like you're living in the countryside a bit. along much the same as it was the face. like some of the furniture we've chosen is suitable inside and out so we can use it in both areas as we please without worrying about things getting broken out that's why the chairs and i have a plexiglass the neutral and transparent for this. house is dominated by natural causes such as brown white and green only the bathroom is an exception.
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could it be like someone i've been. so yes moment. on the top of a couple of hundred on the herb garden it provides a natural rohmer that radiates through the entire house you know where you have corn enough get them a good it's very easy to plant a small aromatic garden only needs a little natural light no good ventilation and you choose a few plants that have a pleasant smell and that you can also make use of like lavender for example which has a relaxing effect well basle there are lots of ways of introducing fragrance and color as. a bridge links the original house with the new annex which has a bedroom and terrace the entire complex offers one hundred ninety square metres of
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living sprites. looking from the outside never in our house is retained its traditional appearance. the weather looks really really nice there but won't ask people off slowly getting into the festive mood a good place to visit during this time of year is the technical garden him bilin which is turned into the christmas garden for the second time everything is illuminated by one and i have million little lights well it's truly magical. the christmas garden is like a fairy tale world of lights berlin's botanical gardens have been transformed. behind the magical effect is of course a lot of hard work and expert knowledge to ensure the precious trees and plants don't suffer. you almost want to have to make sure that you don't do any damage
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when setting things up and then removing them later it's always possible that something can go wrong with your. gardener thorsten love and light artist and andreas have been working hand in hand for months. as it was their job to give the botanical gardens a christmas make over. it's such a huge joy as a designer to bring the lighting here and even the smallest light bulb radiates an incredible amount of light for someone who works with lights it's a real playground here and it gives me a lot of pleasure that's what you put. the lights on the cherry trees for example dance to the rhythm of the music played through loudspeakers. berlin is home to germany's largest botanical gardens you can walk through the
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complex it's one point five kilometers and there are thirty different light installations along the way. but these snowballs in the water are causing problems the artist feels the inner tubes that support them are too fat. that if it's just there you know we've realised that we need a decorative strip around and we're going to keep the snowballs and two or three more but we'll replace the rings with smaller ones so the snowballs opposition hierarchal. with. the idea for the christmas garden originally came from england the concept proved so popular in berlin that the botanical gardens decided to stage it for a second time. christmas markets are very commercial and there's always lots of people crowds rushing round we've had enough of them so we thought we needed something quieter more reflective
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of something suitable for children adults and the elderly too and that's how we came up with the idea. the display includes literally millions of in. vidual lights the star of the show this hundred year old weeping peachtree. the christmas garden in berlin reflects all the magic of christmas with a desolate a ray of light displays just the thing to get into the festive spirit. you also have all some christmas decorations or how do you get into the festive mood that's what we want to know this week so just go to our web page w dot com says lifestyle and if you take part you will automatically enter our draw for this exclusive your max what so good luck with that and hopefully see you again tomorrow other than thanks for watching and bye bye. next time
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