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w.'s crime fighters are back that africa's most successful radio drama series continues here in the only persones are available online course you can share and discuss on p.w. africa's facebook page to other social media platforms crime fighters to me and now . just to let you know how it's we can only get from one room to the next on the leg line 10 meters above the ground we find out how one spaniard converted and old church into a very unusual home later in the show. and with that a very warm welcome to a new edition of europe max let's see what else we have in the show for you. how
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one parisian dance account painted with michael jackson iconic moonwalk and. a monster of a commercials of how to make the perfect the enemy is apple strudel. iceland is famous for its volcanic landscapes and spectacular wazza faults and normally the pace of life is very slow there especially in small places like the town of who is a big on iceland's north coast it is home to just 2300 people but now it's buzzing with excitement because it could become world famous all thanks to an oscar nomination for best original song the song is called who is a vic my hometown it comes from the movie you're a vision song contest the story of pi as lego which is set in who is a big and it really is in the running for an academy award and now the whole town
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is doing its best to bring the osca home to who is i think. this is a small harbor town of who civic located on the northern coast of iceland it's a sleepy little place mainly known for its whale watching excursions at least it was until hollywood arrived you know the soul in icelandic would never win eurovision song i know i know i'm being silly but i'm just i'm just anxious the musical comedy hero vision song contest the story of fire saga put who civic on the international map in 2020 the film with hollywood stars will ferrell and rachel mcadams is set in the coastal towns it's about 2 small time musicians who are trying desperately to be in the contest following a series of disasters they end up representing iceland local entrepreneur or me or listen has seen 1st hand how the film changed the town this is the 1st time there's
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a real production of the sort of thing i do almost all for really excited. we didn't know what this bill would be a lot like so when it came out purity very pleased with with how we are depicted in this film we like to make fun of ourselves so we really enjoyed hollywood doing that as well. and now the films featured track to civic my hometown has been nominated for an oscar for best original song. and believes his efforts helped get his nominated he organized a campaign to get the song widely known. or not 21 when the song had the chance to get to the oscars we decided to go full steam ahead the last campaign who told the local community a rally together. you've been very pleased you've been doing has had some impact as
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well. the result was this video. won by my members. well scuttle for the outcome to my hometown. the most notable column in the book because the more. i have the more opinion like any of the figure who for some overall good or we name a new book. yes a moment i'm the only author who thought. everyone knows how to do something you know so we taped together to work on this video this week if you want to tell a funny story but also to raise awareness that this song is his attempts to win and to get people to listen time. since the nomination everyone here is rooting for the song even the schoolchildren have learned how to sing it.
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it was. in the meantime preparations are underway in who civic for the academy awards in los angeles on april 25th. the main street has been given the red carpet treatment in the hopes of a winner. so how do the locals rate the songs chances are the chances are pretty good it's in my opinion by far the best song out of all the ones that are and i think the song is sketchy and the melody is spirit to for you and i hope the
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academy or grace was there because number one number one and i shrunk the one in europe and number one in the world at the moment i think this song still stands a pretty. tensile we need to see this song actually plays a big role in the film but in the other songs on the 4 song sort of comedy they are and put it so this one actually marks the turning point in the story so that's something that is about you. win or lose the song about who civic has brought new life to the local community and to the personality of the town. some people live in apartments of us and houses and some even live in former churches like past kaviak his home is a converted 16th century church a modern kitchen has replaced all tar and instead of religious motifs the walls are now decorated with mortar off course we've met up with him in northern spain where
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he literally zips from one room to the next. it's heading from one room to the next you know a slack line suspended 10 meters in the air in a converted church. welcome to my home and i hope you like it. is neither an artist nor a priest this multimedia designer lives in a former 16th century church now converted into a spacious loft it's located in so planted. in northern spain affording a stunning view of the region's hilly landscapes. were in the middle of nature in a forest that is what fascinates me most as well as the fact that this is a truly unique building. waking up in the mornings the 1st thing i see are these. stone arches and old earthwork living here really is something special. inside the only reminder that this was once a place of worship is the building's basic layout now it is home to toss his
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girlfriend and his dog. 36 year old thomas had a modern kitchen fitted where the altar once stood and instead of statues of the holy virgin or crosses artwork hang on the walls. what you see here dates back to the year 1530. it was important to us not to change anything as far as was possible. you can still see some of the old and different layers of paint from different periods in history that is. going to clean up. the interior design is all tosses work he even crafted some of the furniture himself like this dining table. also came up with this quirky wine rack. in the church hadn't been used since the late 1970 s. and had fallen into disrepair eventually. sold the ruin to top. in
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2016 together with the help of an architect friend taz got to work restoring the building it took 3 years to start though that year there were chunks of stone and wooden beams inside. but at the elements of the plot truth was i knew it would be done but i found out the walls are almost 500 years old with a stunning good condition that i will be there you will get a full title of the letters they have to prop up the dome and bell tower will walk up to me when people are there but everything else was fine you know that effect i didn't. toss then installed a wooden frame on around a quarter of the space to create 2 separate floors there are no dividing walls which means the bedroom is only separated by 3 thin metal ropes from the rest of the names. that however do get some privacy when they sleep in the converted belltower. taz
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workspace overlooks the entire interior space. the opposite room meanwhile can only be reached via a slack line suspended in mid-air. which was too much for our camera man. business but we're still figuring out what to do with that room we might turn into a bedroom or a library. because we also need to decide how to make it accessible because until then the only way across is via a 10 meter high slack line i must admit. but not everyone likes that. after hours spent at his desk loves unwinding with sports so he hits his homemade skate ramp. visit thanks for coming by. and if this is
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his favorite way to round off the day skating outside his very own church. you certainly need to have a full height to live there well when i dance through book is it certainly doesn't look anything like michael jackson but the man in our next report can certainly pull the crowds with his version in fact sonny from paris is so good that he has and didn't say. he is on the show i'm saying he's a in paris his specialty is the moonwalk which was michael jackson's famous movie back in the 1980 s. so the game has even danced it in the loop and parents. whoa and i still remember watching michael jackson's music video when i was 3 years
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old it for me it was more exciting than a cartoon i was absolutely fascinated by the book michael jackson has been imitated by many but so far hardly anyone has reached such success of the 24 year old frenchman with san diego these roots from a poor paris suburb. posted this video in october 2013 and has now received more than 10000000 clicks on instagram he looks. to lexi metherell you might think it's odd and ask themselves well who is this guy and where is he come from but i think i deserve my success is it because i worked so hard for it but i'm not surprised it's more of a really. finally i thought to myself. saif has $2300000.00 followers on instagram including the american wrestling and
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movie star wayne johnson he's also danced with serbian tennis player novak djokovic . he's a legend and it was a real honor. surprise when most of it was that he knew that i am and what i do. you know he had already known who i was for quite awhile and that made me happy. leave now also works as a model even designed his own sneakers for a french fashion label by now he is well known in paris where people approach him regularly. it still feels weird i tell myself sometimes yes that's how it is now he will recognize you. now a days so he makes good money with his various activities he even has a manager of the days when he danced for money on the streets of paris are long over. just to. i once lost my phone to dance to
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buy a new one. so clubs in one day there are 200 euros taken and bought a new phone with the money. i paid with the one i'm going to euro coins the salesman was really surprised but he does not need to dance on the street nowadays but he can't help himself. right now i like this move. and i don't come back. for la. joyce hanging out with his friends they can dance almost as well as he can but having had the same success. with all my close friends and my parents i might not have become. the person i am today. i'm very grateful to them. spending time with them does me good in them what you see in our world makes me stronger it was good when astri is the wife for me i want to pull the more i became an artist
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because even. for many of these games is a stark one making see on the internet as well as experience up close on the street for free. to treat yourself in head on over to instagram to. join us on your own access to some of europe's long you know gruesome example now what are you closer to. that is we. are just running architecture and bouncing here on instagram. really going to play. every 2 years here in germany and new federal hall to culture a show called booga opens doors to the public this year the city of air force its whole thing the show german landscape architect. it up played a major role in getting everything ready for the visitors effort has
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a centuries old horticulture tradition at this point and important role in her designs we met with her shortly before the show opened. flower power in air for more than 600000 plants on a site nearly the size of 60 football pitches a festival of color. germany's federal horticultural show. is held every 2 years this time hosted by touring the state capital. the city's pages back with its 17th century pittsburgh citadel one of the show's main sites shortly before the opening . landscape architect flower for schneider is in charge of transforming the former fortress and military site into a lush paradise. our goal was to make this somewhat forgotten place an experience for the visitors we wanted to breathe
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a new life into this fantastic fortress. this is a military site that was off limits to what locals and visitors for a long time. to do this was. a lot of work went into transforming the neglected side where buildings have fallen into disrepair. but now it's being given a glorious make over. together with her team set up a network of paths that links the historic buildings with flower beds. when we create open spaces we are always paying attention to what is already there and kiss it away so to speak like in sleeping beauty we want to make it visible again and accentuate the atmosphere. like in the moat which can be accessed by a giant slide. through our lives team also mix things up by planting all varieties
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of vegetables and herbs between the flowers. there spinach garlic and mint. demonstrates centuries old local gardening traditions for example with woad a once highly prized plant. this is woad the plant that made air for it rich in the middle ages the leaves are used to produce blue dye it was very valuable in the middle ages. the 1st ever international garden show was host of an effort in $865.00 then in 1961 when after it was in the former communist east germany it began staging regular international horticultural shows with the new park at the heart. 5 park remains the main attraction 60 years later the huge garden complex is one of the state's top tourist attractions and will be even more colorful until this year's show ends in october 2 highlights are the new desert and tropical house as well as europe's
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largest ornamental flower bed. the park will be something truly spectacular spring is coming finally with temperatures rising. after 2020 people are even more keen on gardens. you can see that plants are a big topic on social media right now and that's great. is really glad that this year's show is now opening she spent 3 years working to make a visit to the pages a memorable experience. we really hope that visitors to the pages bag will see the fortress in a new light. and appreciate the new spaces with the many delicate flowers different colors and sense. and few. do so it will give them fresh
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input and joy. especially in this corona virus a pandemic. for the our choice schneider the federal court a cultural show an effort. city famous for its floral tradition is a real highlight in her career. aren't they beautiful as you can see austria is also home to some great blossoms the ones on its many apple trees the fruit that grow scare is perfect for one of australia's most famous treats the viennese apple strudel empress elizabeth also known as sissy nuff the sweet pastry just as much as i do and let's find out what is important when making an original viennese apple strudel in a new episode of food secrets. ruth
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i was told that impersonal is a bit nickname c.c. had her apple strudel delivered by dame underground tunnel leading to the hostel but. it's almost a main course soup together with soup i think a calorie intake has been reached. its people and their endless kinds of struggles in a sweet one is alone so there is an apple strudel fruit strudel this is the cherry strudel strawberry strudel and apricots and only. my name is rudolph's on the group i read pastry chef and i damon in vienna and i have been baking apple strudel him since i was 6 years old up. yes we start with
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the strudel dough consisting of flour salt one egg and lukewarm water and oil. needs some very good now we come to the highlight of the viennese apple strudel. we stretch the strudel dough. this is the cone confectioner must master this art. a muslim student when you toss the strudel dough up in the air it expands and becomes thinner and thinner. the students it's a struggle is now so then you can read this book through it. do poison the crumbs absorb the apples what would approve that means the butter comes soak it up and it
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doesn't become too drastic with all this. it's black and real now let's make our rum raisins. remember the raisins soak up the rum all. men you're used to it tasting sweet and sour i mean. i grow fruit. we're austria's largest apple growing village we have 16 different varieties so that. the it's the climate here is ideal for growing apples because we have very cool nights warm days during autumn and they give the apples they're lovely red and yellow when you thought such an old that.
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they'd use hold of dough to superintend for its food stock and if the apples chunks are too large or they destroy a student bag so that. it's good now we had cinnamon sugar. done to mons it and gutters and i'll use. this tooth and this round off it's wonderful flavor. so it demands and those bits that if you don't have apples with enough acidity they can do so either you just add some more lemon juice to it on and some of the piece here. now you lift up the front and roll the strudel. on the ground so be it good or. just a little bit on the on then. you cover too and better. than. most
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. but it's additionally apple strudel is served just on its own just with icing sugar sprinkled on top and i think it tastes best on its own. the experts always make that kind of things so easy but i actually assure you it that if i try to make an apple strudel it would not look anything like that at all and with that it's time to round up the show but before we go it just a quick reminder to check out all the details of our current view as strong on our website until we meet again from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching thanks they are against a. solution
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