behalf fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of their has a plan for your children. learning is that the children who have always been the boy and those that were follow are part of a new process. they could be the future of. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made some minds. hi there and welcome from our studios in berlin where the weather still has us wanting to cover our heads luckily we've just the thing coming right up. to trend on top of the traditional fisherman's cap in the uk in style. and singing

in signs the inspiring story of death finnish rap her son mark. presenting up and exhibition in the german city often doesn't offer inspired by stuff. well it's been around for ages but as they say in the fashion world what goes around comes around and this little number the skipper's cap also known as the fisherman's cap is currently enjoying a revival as the head covering of choice for finely tuned fashionistas which is also great news for the city of hamburg in northern germany where several versions of this cap have their home and work hats like this have never really gone out of circulation. hamburg has a strong maritime heritage and the staple is a classic fisherman's car that has been popular here and it's now making

a big fashion comeback. fashion guru karl lagerfeld has also found inspiration in the old school headgear. last december he put on a show featuring the similar heights giving a major boost. to demand. hamburg based fashion expert had a little knows why the fisherman's cap has become so popular. the internet's not a blog about what is here and a half ago the international blogger and fashion scene started wearing us like an amended version of the old bacon perhaps. a sort of german bloggers are from hamburg i thought ok luckily we have the northern german version the exit did not touch about i am so. which took place just around the corner from here on the for the harmony it was a tribute to hamburg so it had to include the cap twenty five and that in turn introduced an international dimension and awareness of the craftsmanship and its

hamburg origins. lars console is keeping that tradition alive his workshop in the old town of hamburg has been turning out hand fashion caps since one thousand nine hundred two. we have around twenty camps ranging from the good to the keel turner and other regional names and. it was related to one of these camps but it's actually his own creation and there's little in common with the classic fisherman's camp. trust. this is the originally worn by dock workers it has a leather strap which are used to secure it. and then we have the floats are made famous by west german chancellor helmut schmidt income as you can see it has a far higher crown. in addition to schmidt the fisherman's caps were also

popularized by maritime themed movies from the black and white era starring hamburg's own hands albers giuliana's a special materials made of milled pure. and the surface is combed to make it windproof going to extremely water resistant. the templates and patterns are the very ones originally used by walter eisenberg the founder of the hattery. the current boss uses customers individual measurements to draw the pattern onto the material before cutting them out. and piecing them together on a sewing machine that's over one hundred years old. these items are not just ahead among locals he also gets foreign visitors looking specifically for his fisherman's caps at a price of around eighty euros. good quality isn't good for me and

yes that's great. big guy vessel has a recent stay at not having a. ranger agenda the think it's a statement especially in northern germany not touched by some measure of local pride. not out of where we come from so we like wearing the showpiece of the handbag fashions. more to see you know. the cafe is now so in vogue that it's been stopped by major clothing chain such as h. and m. a development that the master had or welcomes. them in looks good on a level that high on as with any trend it will eventually die down but i wouldn't call the. shots it's a classic and often john. that will hopefully stay with us forever to. place them up. however the elbe ziggler fares in the

future it will always be associated with hamburg and the river which gave it its name the elba. and we saw it in that last report hamburg impressive new landmark in f.l. how many concert hall which has an impressive amount of glass for maximum effect and that means of course impressive cleaning bill has more. cambered near a landmark the ed threw out more need be said for a spring cleaning industrial climbers have been brought in to scale in clean that jarring glass facades of the prestigious concert hall there are a total of one thousand and eighty nine windows to polish come rain or shine. the cleaning will cost some fifty thousand euros and is expected to take three weeks. london's tate britain has unveiled a new performance installation the squash for the next six months on finishing

activists will be posing in a dizzying gallery space wearing masks inspired by the vegetable the artist behind the installation and the hamilton cup at the floor with seven thousand white ceramic tiles and created plans for the sculptures from the tates collection. george as wright is releasing his second album on friday it was inspired by a trip to barcelona where the british singer songwriter lived in the apartment of a woman who didn't realize who he was appropriately the new work is entitled staying at thomas. the musician hit it big back in two thousand and fourteen with a song put it past he was only twelve. at the time he just brought out his debut album. has recently landed back in the charts with the first single off the new album called paradise you were.

well on to another musician who's grabbing air time and his remarkable because he's following his dream as a rapper despite the fact that he was born fully death model. also known as sign mark hails from finland and he got to start translating christmas carols into sign language so that his family could sing them all together well today he's known as the first definition to sign a major record deal and he regularly tours the world and all of his performances take place in spoken and sign language and he calls it party hip hop that takes a stand and here's what it sounds like everybody wants to. finish up a sign mark is a busy man so he needs to coordinate his schedule for really. he's the first deaf

rapper to sign with a major label and now two is all over the world but for years he had to fight for recognition after a cut my first cd i sent out copies to ten or twelve record labels. but no one wanted to release it because i'm deaf so i said ok then i'll order ten thousand copies myself. i went around the city of whole sinky with c.d.'s in my backpack and handed them out to people. i just gave them away. in two thousand and nine signed mark narrowly missed being finland's entry in the euro vision song contest after placing second in the qualifying competition. but the exposure led to him landing

a record deal with want to music. the rapper feels the beat of the music and signs to it his lyrics sung here by the bands during a sound check speak of his experiences. you almost forget that he's not the one doing the singing. sign marc has big ideas about how to make the world a better place especially for the hearing and pad. his company signed my productions has developed immobile video calling app called tablet which enables users to make and receive interpreted coolth anywhere in the world. he knows from experience how important that can be i was at home with my daughter she got sick and so i sent a text message to the outpatient clinic but no one replied i thought do i really

have to drive there myself to find out what to do what's the problem here there are so many situations like this which are much easier with trouble with trouble you can simply call the doctor for example. signed marcus also a human rights activist unbelievably he's received death threats and is being targeted by haters on social media but that hasn't stopped him. here he's performing in the himalayas to raise money for a music school for the hearing impaired in the pool. probably. going to be a fight in the pop hit. me . i want to show that you can realize your dreams you can make them come true you can climb a mountain and make music there if you want just go for it and it works.

folks say you can't make music you're tough but that's not true i can. thanks to his crew and a bunch of good friends. is off to the studio again with his music producer make her a new album is in the works and older songs are being updated and we mixed. with the rep even signs in different sign languages including chinese to appeal to an international audience. the night before the bible every day like a good enough. different people take on the role of being fined much force one hundred why is one of them. to set out to shout. yes if i could if i could saying i don't think really i could and then we wrote our

first song fighting to god and then our cooperation worked so well that i actually became. started working on the his album with him and i actually ended up touring with him for the past five years. i've learned that this music it's realization and performances are about more than music i want to be a role model i'm enervated i have big plans and i want to keep pressing ahead with them. that's why a few years ago when the foreign minister made son mark a special representative to promote the rights of people with disabilities he's the perfect ambassador for inclusion. because sine monks enthusiasm is simply infectious. but. it is still not tell me the.

same. as. it was just last december that the art of neapolitan pizza making was granted world heritage status by unesco giving long awaited international recognition to the pixar your law profession which includes the spectacular handling and touring of the dough the baking and an array of songs and stories that are all part of the pizza baking ritual while proud pizza makers in naples celebrated by handing out free pizza and given the love and the know how that they pour into their art they would find it hardly surprising that a museum in distant off has dedicated an entire exhibition to their world famous popeye. opinion among museum visitors is often divided over whether exhibits whet their appetite but pizza is caught in dozens of surely everyone is agreed the

show covers the cultural significance and iconic power of pizza from the phone to the color and consistency it's inspirational. it. does indoors during byes the point of the exhibition was to show how pete's has been a subject matter in the visual arts. and not just among new young artists but also among world famous figures from the past once a store wish. all one can slow. down in the prime example being maverick german ancestry baca and his pizza fashion from order in one thousand nine hundred three visitors get to see pop pop pioneer andy warhol gently digging into a burger next to former child movie star mccauley culkin tucking into a pizza pizza has become part of global every day culture another interesting aspect for artists. there's also an innocuous looking exhibit outside the

museum i too must use or show it's actually a cost bronze mock paper plates with a heart even pizza called margarita moments. this is called for the thomas knows it harder trash it looks like garbage bread and that's the invention you know the crucial thing is not the trash but the moment of dropping something you're from or along the street. it's like capturing a moment in time with us this moment. if that sounds a tad too high brow to digest you can always eat the real thing at a pizzeria around the corner with a selection of nineteen artistically dressed pieces in. the desk the happy pizza. the capital pizza where the talking is unequally distributed all the lonely tomato pizza does this here this is the i r l. created by artist luke fuller. some artists work based on taste by just taking ingredients they personally like on their pizza

but some of the pizzas have a more symbolic look and. this is a pizza place turned into a canvas with painted toppings. pizza boxes for. its pizza but not as we know it and here's the genuine article on a museum or like a painting. there isn't any visual quality that means we're used to seeing them lying flat on a plate. but when it's looking you in the face there's a whole new effect. pizza seem to have a weird and wonderful uses their will so it works about the taste positively divine . well there you go as a decoration every week in this slot my d.i.y. colleagues show you some fun and creative ways to brighten up your interior design with some homemade accessories so for all of you crafty types out there listen up as it is shows us how to make not a pizza but an elegant mosaic tray using glass tiles and some household paint.

my name is francisca and i absolutely love. that today i was showing you how to make it beautiful trade with them so you can do it yourself you need a wooden tray but it doesn't have to be new. glass was a task from a heavy craft shop. which is a lot cheaper actually liquid through grout from a heavy. stone. though and. it will do as well. and paint if you want to paint the chain on the outside. turquoise is my favorite color so that's what the edge of the chafe if you use an alternate remember to send down the surface it would be. well you can paint let the paint dry for wanted two hours and now it's time for the tiles of the tiles onto the tray make sure to leave a little gap between them. if you don't want to improvise you can be thawed and lay

the tiles on to the tray without you and take a photo. but i prefer improvising and rather real rain some of the tiles before the . if you have ranged was a tad let the glue dry. now prepare the ground following the instructions that came with it. spread it over the top and into the gaps. the edges of the gaps have to be filled up properly. thing isn't necessary. to make sure you leave the brow to dry completely just follow the instructions. then use a wet sponge to remove excess grout. you need to wrap. i use

a top state to remove grout from the inside of the tray. finally i polish it with a damp cloth. and now your tray is ready to use. instead of more than a towel you can also use cases of broken dishes only make sure the pieces are nice and clear so the trays also. interior design at its best check out our you tube channel detail the interior design stunning ideas spectacular buildings and d.i.y. tutorials on home to her ration will take you inside the most beautiful european homes show you the latest in furniture fabrics and accessories subscribe and don't miss out. on youtube. well finally it's berlin bicycle week here in the capital and that gave us pause to ponder all of the good reasons to choose cycling as

a transport option it's relatively inexpensive it's good for the climate and of course it's a great way to keep fit but for many it's also a lifestyle and a style choice especially if you're a fan of the old fashioned aesthetic and some people take that to the absolute extreme with penny farthing models so we found a high winner as they're also called enthusiast and designer to explain their special element of charm. when perilous pedals through the town of tommy leave in southern sweden his high wheel bicycle is a real eye catcher. for kimball there's nothing quite like riding with his head almost in the clouds. there just. for the ride it's a feeling it's. sure of.

this. passion love and madness. and joy. in two thousand and thirteen people decided to start building high wheelers himself his models aren't copies of historical models but modern versions . a standard high will cost fifteen hundred euros and up. it's really an icon and it's iconic to sign a bicycle that simplicity i'm an architect myself and i'm a really really lie the simple design the function the function give the decide. a simple design functionality and high quality that's what pair of kibbles high we'll stand for. but when it comes to practicality he is willing to make a few compromises. if not practical at all you have

. no dears. normally no brakes you can put a brake but on this bike there is no brake either. if something interrupt you on the road you can just put down the feet or stop you have to jump off so. there are no practical reasons there are other reasons and that's the reason for having fun. fun is the primary criterion for the members of the berlin historical bicycle club as well they meet regularly for a ride in the countryside on their own sometimes historical bicycles. most of these bicycles date from the first half of the twentieth century. to round out the picture club members like to dress in period costume like one nine hundred thirty south fits or knickerbockers. i like the aesthetic of the old

bicycles more than the new ones i'm always surprised at how well the old bicycles ride new bikes are boring so i started going for the old ones. there know how to drive just a little riskier to stop. foreach fike old bicycles are not just a passion they're also a vocation he's a bicycle dealer and his museum shop in berlin mundo district is an outlet for historical replacement parts business is booming. more and more young people are interested in all icicles. so demand has increased. and if you look at the. totally outlandish prices just complete. the feeling of riding a special bicycle one with patina instead of modern technology for many cyclists including pair of people that is the biggest appeal.

this time everything you do. it's so preparedness arranged. did our safety belts all over or in all occasions in need something which is that which is what this. includes expected. which is very low. bar. well that brings us rolling to the end of this edition we hope you enjoyed it and until next time all of us from us here in berlin. next time on your own mark a trip back in time. soon norway boasts would noses that are centuries old

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