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hello and welcome to and year edition of your max with me your host tannahill. here's what else we've got coming up with miniature turkish dishes from the world smallest kitchen and the locomotive right on their ricky railway toilet food. a wonderful new thing up shows me how much practice do you think it would take to get this get? well, 110 year old boy in athens has clearly already put in the necessary hours. they ask, had a cds is creating quite a star and international piano. concerts are caused. he got started as a toddler playing better than many could manage in a lifetime. the musical wonder kent even composes his own pieces among them. his

anti war attitude, his way of taking a stand against the war in ukraine. ah, little hands guided by huge talent at each 10 cellular currency. this has already conquered the concert hall stage. ah, she key and then the music is my whole life. i can't imagine a world without music cuz that would be really miserable. did the police because he's been claimed as a wonder kent and has given concerts the world over. he especially enjoys playing and his native athens here and september 2021. ah. he's made the top 100 global child prodigies list and the music category and has

won numerous awards. he says he's never experienced stage, right. put him up on yet. i'm never over excited before a concert, so i simply don't get stressed rather i look forward to playing for an audience. i'm getting applause from the heater. could a dish. oh oh. busy he's been surrounded by music all his life. his father photo scare, cds is himself a pianist and piano teacher. stallion was just 3 years old, and photo taught him his 1st few notes and recognized his son's impressive musical talent. ah, i've a bully. moral bulletin. nan vasquez, when he was still very little the only time he'd come up to me when i was playing piano or giving lessons or making us gov hello. do you know he'd pick out notes instead of just pounding on the keys? like many children do the whole panama a fish in it, he pick out notes in it and hold them equally, levied by loudness. behold,

that showed that he had a musical ear a hand as it turned out. perfect pitch off the day. you gobbles it was proof positive that he had a musical nature, so i envied, should he, as she membership quote on michelle to ah, stella says to starting 5th grade after he's done his homework, he often takes out his beloved building blocks and plays with his 2 sisters then of course comes the daily hours of practice on the piano. ah, you mean she keeps music as a form of play? it feels good right off. it's the same whether i'm playing with my toys or playing the piano. ah, his sister, veronica also has an artistic bent she loves to draw, which resulted in a collaborative project between brother and sister, stella scape, her special present. oh brother, don't go mad this. he dedicated his 1st composition to me and in return i designed the cover picture for his album. thanks. i like it a lot when he plays piano. so of course i was delighted with his dedication shana

key, the guy hike up. i live warfare, mr. burke to go on a daily was just 5 years old when he composed veronica. ah, whenever something weighs on his mind, the young virtuoso expresses it through music. he also weeps very serious themes into his pieces. ah, yeah, everybody made tip of the size of the inspiration can also come from sad things like the war, the pandemic destruction of the environment. it's google, that's how i wrote my anti war at tude a piece that i hope will give those affected by the war some joy, courage, and strength, giving them disapproval, said himself, volume, or the young man was appalled by russia's invasion of ukraine. it resulted in this anti war composition ah,

to who could alphabetical mom. i use music as an international language. i said, to take a stand for p loading, so the world can become a better place. it's not always easy for stella to reconcile the demands of childhood and stage career. often, it seems like a tight rope walk in both minor and major. wow. now if you're like me and your social media feeds are constantly filled with videos of tiny cooking, then you're going to love this next report. and if you have no idea what i'm talking about, then you're about to see something really cool. we visited a couple and some bill, hook popular turkish dishes, bought an extra small miniature versions in a tiny kitchen with a working stove, tiny pots, miniature cooking spoons, and crockery like this. and trust me using is all,

is really not as easy as it looks. a tiny lock my june turkish pizza. a tiny portion of voc lava and monte turkish stuffed pastry pockets in this is dawn bowl. many kitchen, typical turkish dishes are prepared in miniature versions. men of yellow, i'm on a found one. jill. i'm bored shoe. i can, we make tiny meals on the many turkish kitchen channel. we turned our passion into a business 4 years ago to bring turkish cuisine to the world. and it sounds like more chew, cello and o'neill. i didn't have set up a fully equipped, tiny kitchen in their living room. the stove cooks by a t like other appliances, like a dishwasher and fridge, run on electricity or batteries. almost everything on

a scale of one to 12 go during this time. amanela puma b, me it is. so above me it's christina. i took it off. look with this miniature stove and oven are completely hand mange to mama alia puma. it is she need in turkey. this type is very traditional. home to shalicia. gordon is the law plus us. these cabinets are all hand crafted. a b, a, a, chris, he had that. sure. the go denise should shook a shell. laugh i ordered these tiny household utensils and appliances from abroad. i shift them, but i mean it may be, shall that it violet glitter, leather yet the snuff by virtue cello, low as a social media expert. her husband anal iden, makes videos. they shoot the preparation of the tiny turkish dishes, like quantify mclamore and

sim it. they post them on youtube and instagram, where fans worldwide follow them. sherman picked in busta. it was my wife's idea that that's how it started with her. so i was a little cool to the idea at 1st latuda, i thought it wouldn't lise entity news, but as soon as it started we got a lot of views and commented on those sort of picked out of the no mild talk. the salesman good working in normal kitchens night so that the tiny kitchen is very enjoyable. i because i produce something for my followers. here i try the recipes. i haven't tried in the real kitchen than for example, lamp june. yeah, i made it in the tiny kitchen time. it was very nice and was very well liked to it's more enjoyable to work in this kitchen was one little like the till smoked by keith. this global, tiny cooking trend is especially popular in japan, south korea, and the usa. back to wisdom bowl. today it's grape leaves,

stuff with rice, a staple of turkish cooking. tiny cooking is not at all easy. it takes dexterity, and a lot of patience. bands in missoula gets it than getting the biggest worries whether the rest of people work done well. yeah. yup. them, yes, it looks very nice. all the ingredients are there, but it is small candle may not be hot enough. full of the oven may not have cooked it and you make it small. michelle live in it. in the end it may not look like the real. thank you. puzzles, goodness on the bends them. yeah, i believe the least in the, on the demand village. the stuffed grape leaves are weighted with a bowl, so they don't open them. they simmer in a cupboard pot just like a normal portion on the send them fly, giddy streaming. we also experiment with dishes from the world over to improve our recipes, as i can download them. we get

a lot of requests from our followers studio. and for example, italian spaghetti and spanish tortilla requested a lot took so to leo. so we want to show how these recipes can also be made in our tiny turkish kitchen. so these are our goals, students, but the things like even high quality, tiny dishes, the tiny turkish kitchen proves that size doesn't matter. but now we're headed to portugal to the northern coastal city of portal. it's probably best known for its port wine, which is sold all over the world, but it is less well known than the capital of lisbon. so if you're unsure of what there is to see, eat and do their fear not. we've got you covered from delicious pastries to magnificent, modern art. we got the low dine on everything that needs to be on your list for portugal, 2nd largest city. puerto portugal is known the world over for its

port wine and its impressive vistas. but that's not a, it has to offer from historical architecture to modern arch. it has a little something for every one. of course, for the taste baths, it has portuguese specialities. this is our travel bucket list for one day in porter that it one for the main things to do. the best way to get a look at the city is a ride on the tele federico de gaia. this cable car, over the banks of the doro, provides a spectacular view. it wouldn't allow me that you get a good overview. you see the little boats that carry the part line and you get an idea of the city and its character. i like it. i think you get the time. it was probably the best you're gonna have with once at the top, the pontine on lewis, the 1st bridge, leads to photos, oldtown, and right one second tip for what delicacies there ought to try. of course,

there's the portuguese classic pastiche do nata. you can even watch the process of making the crispy suite pastries in the monte garcia. now they submit ample file. we don't have a big secret. it's a pastry made with pure natural ingredients. milk cutting out flour eggs, sugar moll a little lemon would be done and a good helping of louse gaither. and it's all made by hand from the creamy filling to the puff pastry dough mixed on site. it's portioned out by simple finger wet and pressed into the tins, the edges have to be thick enough to hold the cream filling to come later. mama run through that fashion. the dough has to cover the entire tins of le, because if the cream boils over while it's baking and keeps under the 10, but it'll stick and get burned on and ruin the everything over game and alberta go

let them into. possess the cream has to be squeezed out quick, so it was lose its consistency. then the pastiche. go into the oven to bake for 7 to 10 minutes at 400 degrees celsius. traditionally when the past asia done, the entire neighbourhood is informed. so all you have to do is wait for the bell to indulge in portugal, most famous pastry, crispy and hot from the oven. ah, once his culinary delight has been devoured, it's time for tip 3. the sites. the front of saudi straus gallery is regarded as portugal, best known museum for contemporary art. the building was designed by alvarado caesar vieira a native of porto, one of portugal, most renowned architects, the temporary exhibitions, a well worth taking it from the sun's valve dooms you about something put any of

the foundation in the museum own one of the most comprehensive collections are portuguese and international art of using one of the museums. tasks is to set up a dialogue between modern portuguese works and international art. y'all especially works from the 19 sixties and later in this space is intended to merge art, environment and architecture without what i put the put anya wimby. and yet they put a started over 30 years ago. the straus foundation maintains not only the museum of contemporary art but a park. several hank has in size. he had 2 extra large scale works of modern art, may be seen. all the tranquillity all around, simply enjoyed back in hotels, old town for a perfect end to the day. a cool drink and an equally cool view. the park a does via church is the place to be does pastiche our next level get. now it's no secret that the german language can

be nightmare to learn. trust me, i would know my german is still a work in progress, the dry, the grammar is enough to drive anyone crazy. but luckily the w reporter rachel stuart from the u. k. has the best tips for how to sound like a pro, even if you don't feel like one, i am forever grateful to her and i'm not ashamed to admit that i have used several of these tricks myself. does learning german sometimes make you feel like this law or this? well, i feel you 1st look because it them to get you through the rough pups. you german language had to give you a little breather along this journey. we call the nemesis of many a german learner, articles, death be or death 46 percent of german nouns or feminine. 34 percent masculine and 20 percent new to so statistically, if in doubt be your best bet. but it turns out there are

a few general rules to give you a little bit of guidance while taking a wild guess. you can usually use their full season days a week and come to the direction whether they accept via that that know the feminine work. you know, but of course there are some exceptions, like it's death. why do you have to be so difficult? and finally, news, i would use that color letter in materials like one of my pet hates about german is the way numbers are formed. it's not $64.00, but for 60 feet investors. but once you hit the 100 things get even worse because you have to jump from the hundreds back to the units and then to the 1500, some cynthia c, 205 and 40. that makes no sense. so here's my tip. if you're taking down a number, don't write the digits too close together. always leave a gap on either side. so you're ready for any surprises. vicks won't ship fish on

that. the law. yeah. icon that she does not know, it says, be aware when reading long numbers like telephone numbers, some germans like to spice things up a bit by switching between using single digits and longer numbers. i'm from 66 on sunfish after this. even fear noise. if you're in a conversation with a german and you're not really following what's going on here, not there are several words. you can just throw in between some nodding and interested facial expressions in order to not give the game away. but you've got no idea what's going on. certainly the more vague turn into play around with the intonation to express the prize for understanding. if you've got the impression that your conversation partner is looking for some positive feedback or acclimation from you, there are some perfect work that you can use to express that you are in agreement

with what the thing, whatever that ivy. and finally, if you actually brave enough to try and formulate full sentences, we need to by yourself a little more thinking time between what i've got just the thing though is essentially the german equivalent of the modern life. and if you like, know what i mean, gentle with you in when you try to remember what then does that usually mean stop, but you might notice gemini, with a lift gate, that doesn't mean that it doesn't mean to talk, but it will help you sound like a loop and we've got loads more on the german language around instagram, d, w underscore, me, the jazz ah, looking for more euro magdalen, we've got you covered,

had to our youtube channel. here. we know a bullet with working tradition and uniquely german habit. jones, mcleod in subscribed to dw euro met, you know, take a ride with some their ringing railway. europe's oldest mountain railroad, their rack railway in the swiss alps, set off on its 1st trip way back in $1871.00 and immediately became an international sensation. d. w. reporter ac. so prima vizier spent a day with regular railways and was even allowed to drive the steam locomotive fulfilling a child her dream acts as picturesque ter leeds from gully dow up the beautiful

rigging, mountain, and back down to bits. now on the shores of lake lou sign, get ready for ride on a rail road classic and for breath taking views of the alps. ah hey, i'm access primavera. he and i'm exploring europe's most scenic train writes. i played with my toy trains as a child and the steam locomotives were always the ones that i loved most. that is why i couldn't wait to spend a day here at the figure a way in the heart of switzerland. it's the last steam train in europe with an upright kettle and the 1st mountain railway in whole europe. so now i'm ready for the right. it fireman. it a good she an engineer martin hooker thought i'd take me along to day. what is it for me? oh then where there city there must be fire. i can have out fire, man,

it got ye with it. the cold or piston and push rod have to be lubricated on. it has to be done under steam at $150.00 to $180.00 degrees celsius. it was a you need a special oil. ah, now screw it tight, slowly. exactly. there anyone who lives well drives? well, a ha, that's yes. okay. this is the pressure gauge where i can see how much pressure is in the boiler. if i know we're up to 2.82.9, what do we need? we have to get to 13. now i have to get down to business. my job is to guide the 12 ton locomotive boot in $1873.00 into the station with cars hooked up, but without passengers, of course. thank goodness martin holler, gave me a brief explanation of how to do it. and he watches my every move. made it

all. what's this way down the middle? good for no other. that's our truth rack rail. and he thought where a rack railway here i said on people are driving making goes exclusively through the rack. rail on the, on the gear from the local motors, engages and, and that gives us a firm hold, hold. now it's time for the train to depart with passengers on board for them to. it's a fascinating experience. this locomotive only post contained on a few days out of the year. at other times, modern trains are in service on the route. it runs through the middle of switzerland. our journey begins at gold our station and takes us up 30 the mountain to the he could. then we had down the other side to fits now at lake lou. sir. this line opened in 1871. the 1st of its kind in europe. at the time, it was a sensation the fire box has to be kept stoked with cold during the journey. that hasn't changed over time. i am

happy to take on the talk at an average speed of 6 kilometers per hour. we arrived at the top of it ag, almost on time, in the little engine that could be view is impressive. as a cheney engineer, i don't get a break. a ground is a setting. why is it so important to keep on cleaning the locomotive, went through it with if you wipe everything down with the cleaning rag next door, you can feel right away. if a screws loose over those is sort of a feel. now we had back down the martin family when our locomotive number 7 is trembling along all the other trains on the road have to make way for it. the slow pace is all the better for enjoying this pick. take care of you. 2021 is the $150.00 the anniversary of the ye re weight. the locomotive was restored and put back in service, especially for it. an hour after leaving the top of the line,

we arrived at fitz notation on lake lucerne. and now it's my turn at the controls again. they let me drive the locomotive on to the turntable and into the shed. oh, by myself. well, almost, ah. but what would you say? how did i do? got lost, you did a very good job. you even drove it yourself this company, so i could almost grant you a diploma. maybe it was really great fun and i never told that i would be able to drive this thing nearly all on my own. and the view of their, i mean, that was with well, that's it for today. don't forget to follow us on social media and head over to our websites. take part in our view or draw for the chance to get your hands on our

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