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or we've got some hot tips for your package. the romantic corners boats affinities, check on some great cultural memorials to boot dw, travel. we got the a unique craft and made glass speed ornaments for christmas. always on a sunday. what does the average german do on the weekend? and one day in rica inside are tips for the lab fee and capitol. all that and more, coming up on your own max, the
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slowly but surely it's getting christmas e in europe. in the town of pone klein nestled between mountain ranges in the northern shep republic, the small family business route is, is saving a traditional craft from dying out the production of unique glass bead christmas ornaments the christmas ornaments glittering hand blown glass page, a specialist handy crossed that's being practiced in the northern check for public for over a 100 years now. i'm but i feel hot and i like to invite you to our production of christmas ornaments. proper co hava is a joint on a franchise. glasby production deep and the check republics. crystal valley is the village of 20 con, from here rouses census ornaments around the world. barbara runs the workshop together with husband tomorrow at the last blow. this is how the beads
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a night glass roads, a heated and pressed into moans. it took him half a year to learn how to handle the gloss in a way to put the break. if the piece of his hand across you need the skills and the not house of savannah federal, the equipment is very simple. excuse me, not. you don't need equipment that would cost millions. and so toby, typically steve miller, on the skills the making the glass space have been passed from generation to generation. and the price along with it at ralph has the whole community peaches in for instance, to silver plate debates, various chemicals, a combined and react with the it. this creates the silvery gleam inside the ornament and the luminosity of the beads. perfect. the decoration christmas trees, the trend of the creating christmas trees begin at the 19th century and explode it . let's say after the 1st of out will the beach. they're perfect for christmas
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ornaments. they are tiny, they are light, and they are military nowadays, the glass bead ornaments, christ christmas trees on every continent, and the check for public their tradition dashing next centuries. originally they were made to detroit fine clothing and cost to the 1st the beach died. and once drawn, they painted slowly, painstakingly light. you'll find that as before, the painting is quite interesting because it's time consuming. you must be very skilled because you need to be perfect into painting. once painted to beads, a catholic cross upon the least thoughts in shortage during production, which only increases the value in 2020 units. go declared the chip, gloss space,
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a part of the intangible world, cultural heritage. it meant a profound change. carouse has now marked and barbara has opened good tools to give to is too good for the 2000 international visitors annually. the world heritage site has spoken on an application. we felt a big responsibility for the community of the class workers here of our colleagues, because it's a you are a total of visible for, for the whole world for the whole public. and you need to handle that. the passions number, if a 20000 was more being added over time design is create martin visions, paralysis single ornament costs from 5 to 50. you runs school children and 20 calm already decoration. this is true dissipation of christmas. keeping the tradition of
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the class b to live hasn't always been easy for bob recording of the people of the valley count on the last one, no other choice to serve. so they can continue making, they will cost christmas ornaments. the what do most germans do on a typical sunday? go to church, or for a walk? maybe meet up with friends. we take a light hearted look at how mission and the our average german spends the 7th day of the week. this is miss angela, the average german with following him to understand how the german people work. now with joining michelle for a profit german sunday. how's it going to spend his day of rest? is he going to go to church made a friend it makes bought. ready like 60 percent of
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germans, michelle wakes up off the 8th and on the weekend to say i was doing the germany sunday as a sacred day. the right to rest the vin, trying to jam and come fix the jelly type. i'd like to show because it's germany, there were rules to this chilling is on time to us on sunday, quiet times, regulations the fly in most german state breaking quiet time rules guidelines you will find a visit from the police or was your neva bose con the the generally,
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all supermarkets in germany are closed on sundays. the toilet might tell the knowing to use 54 percent of german germane against things being open on sundays. so if our me say us who wants is bold cereal, the options are limited. 45 percent of jam inside they only buy groceries from the gas station in an emergency. why? 66 percent say the price is just too damn high. but not all hope is lost. many bakeries open on sundays. church attendance in germany has declined dramatically over the past 50 years, but it's a part of stance. in catholics. 64 percent of german adults from over legends never go to church services. like $12000000.00 germans, it looks like michelle is on his monthly visit to the full amount of free market
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and english besides online platforms, locks of the 2nd most popular place for germans to buy. second hand goods is likely to find clothing, books, furniture, and dvd tvs. i'm trying to tell you the 67 percent german, so full secondhand clothes by the looks of it. michelle has found yet another practical rain jacket. and now it's time to blog and germans on exactly knows that loved haggling that off to the relationship with the seller. be likable, but don't show too much enthusiasm. you said friend create time pressure instead of buying more items to get a discount. the it is 3 pm on a sunday,
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which means only one thing for the germans cafe in coughing. okay. coffee and kate coffee clutch the glorious german tradition of traffic or the coffee and cake dates back to the 17th century. germans also have a relatively sweet tooth in 20. 21 is 822 kilograms. a sweet treat with tanks and think goods being most popular and when it comes to kate versus talk debate, one ground facing studies found that 40 percent of german is like both equally the. ready secret the germans are as 14 nations and football is by far the most common sense. but it multiple times a week on tv and almost hostage elements like to watch football with friends like
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mostly to pretzels. there's a natural accompaniment to watching football and forgetting the cross stuff germans won't be able to load drinking resistance. basically. not the case that you can drink. although the emotional excitement of football can't get too much, the germans study and the scientific report recorded increased hospital admissions . the hospital during the 2014, well they finish the day with a zone touch. let's see, i got a sunday stroll jennings level working, and there's a really that michelle and how that's still going. wow. me says had a busy day. he needs a holiday. some with little fish. as always like his is 5. the last rich jennings. your enrico for just one day, the worries are reporter hannah homo reveals the must seize of the laughing and
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capital like historical hotspots and great places to enjoy laughing and dishes. the one who visit one of your hidden gen the city is usually on people's travel bucket list. i'm in re got the castle of life. be out. admittedly, i don't really know that much about the city, so i'm excited to see how much i can learn. and explore just one day. so let's get going. first off of the day breakfast, rico has load the traditional small pastry shops. cartridge t seems to be, but the thing here i keep seeing cartridge toothpaste is everywhere. so definitely want to try the okay, now i'm all fueled up for the day. let's do some sightseeing. i'm starting up in the medieval times,
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which is the unesco world heritage site. the highest of the black has is one of the main attractions here in rica. it was built way back in the 14th century for the brotherhood of blockheads, which was a gold for unmarried americans. there's so much amazing architecture in the searching the rica has the highest concentration of art in a little buildings in the world. there are hundreds of arguable buildings that were built during the 19th and 20th centuries, the greenery. it's early afternoon. perfect time to hang out. enriquez baskin hill parks. the to this huge landmark right in the middle of the park,
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is read as freedom. monument is dedicated to the national heroes who fought for their country's freedom between 19181920 freedom as an important topic here in lot via the country that's being occupied from much of its existence. the to find out more about the city's history. i'm heading to the newly reopened museum of the occupation of locked in the why is freedom such an important topic for life? and i think you appreciate its freedom more when you have lost that last the gains . it's after world war one. there was independence for a lot of sacrifice. and then last for your loss, independence after 22 years. and then re again is again in 1991 and you don't take it for granted. once you lose that lot via suffered under soviet
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rule for 50 years during which people lived under constant surveillance and weren't even allowed to speak their own language. there were mass deportations during this period, and thousands of people were killed because independence was only we gained fairly recently. many lesbians have a personal connection to the fight for freedom. another we've seen a lot of the city i'm landed by its history times try some more local this market is considered one. no, it's not the biggest food market in the full of europe. there's so much on offer here from fresh fruits and vegetables to a full array of meat and fish in small places to grab some plate. since we got is so close to the sea, fish is very traditional here. so that's what i'm going to try for dinner. are the
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same as essentially a national dream here in life. yeah. but sports 5 percent. so i'm expecting it to be pretty strong. it's actually nice. okay, let's eat something before i get to the super good. well, that's the end of my day in rica. i've had some great time here, just walk in your rides, learning about the city and exploring. and the people here are super friendly. it's also cheaper than a lot of other europeans,
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but at the tender age of 4 phoenix, please. first became fascinated with the horn since then. he's enjoyed an impressive international career. one that not everyone would have believed possible, because the german musician was born without arms. poor and his early fifties, felix, please, it is one of the world's top classical musicians. he plays the french horn with his feet on and a day's work. he says, and was a musician is not only characterized by the sound so created by his whole life. and what makes him to take the so i just know you, my decisions aren't as you know, who can read read you sounds like a computer person nowadays and who we are shapes that's not good. so that's, that's who the
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exclusive spends a lot of time on the road. he travels around the world for a hassles, recordings and concerts. he took his 1st home lessons is the age of 5. he doesn't really know what made him choose this particular instrument being born without doesn't told him back, nor has attended his scale or career folded student needs way with adults voice twice. others finally showed us that it wasn't that i didn't play well enough to be able to do certain things, but that others would tell me that it simply wasn't possible. and you see that no matter how well i played or how well it sounded. and they said it simply wouldn't work because of a get you up to me. but he proved them wrong with the instrument on the stand
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t operates the valves with these toes. fingers don't match up. the option of playing the hold on is mostly down to the lips anyway. that's with mind sort of a small move as a whole play. you have to post your lips and blow air out like this on the different uh as a. mm hm. but mind when you change the tension different times, come out and i'll shoot you to those. oh, feel exclusive plays a double french one with 2 basic shootings. the airflow and pitch varied with a number of valves. the o d, my, my son, should i have had the most trouble building up seminar. the seed really has nothing whatsoever to do with the valves that puts in. i never had any issues we could move in, so you need hands full. so that was the one thing i never had to practice. it just worked tons of folks. we knew that which doesn't mean that the path to becoming a professional musician was easy for him. he had to invest
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a lot of is and discipline as a teenager phillips, please to begin studying the hole in hanover. he played in germany's most important youth orchestra and won his 1st music competitions. a day doesn't go by without humor hosting. movement it was supposed to be only being fascinated by something does not get so anyway and them. so that's and you have to be willing to put the time in tea. and that's very important for these funds when you switch to the he just since one numerous awards released several albums. his 6 he recorded music bi mode sauce and heighten with the check. similarly in ski quartet. yet despite all of his success for him, it's always about the music. the stinking has to do by music is through the audience. if anything comes, when i give a concept,
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i want the people in the audience to be happy with it. and if people are enjoying it, then everything is great, always in about is paperless. uh then it's not so great. so that's why i want my confidence to be enjoyable for the audience. i didn't, i'm happy to to feed that goal continues to motivate felix, please to, to practice every day. you round now on to italy, which is known world wide for it's excellent cuisine. one classic italian dish is citing book and i don't mind that we were initiated into the secrets of the dish in rome. and did you know, searching book actually means jump in your mouth and no wonder it's one of the most popular main dishes in run, sunken bulk, oliver might not feel comfortable because she cho inside each took the book and get the south and book is it is for everyone, it's actually a holidays when i was a kid, my grandma and my mom used to make cells in boca, on sundays,
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we all loved to eat. and so how we is an authentic salt in boca allah? romano prepared was our origins. and what's the best way to is it we find the answer in the easily is capital at this typical roman restaurant. so i'm emilio motor, jani. the chef of this restaurant is today, we'll be talking about southern book, the amount of the south and bucket is so good that it literally jumps into your mouth, which is exactly one cell to invoke a means and it has to be. so you almost don't need a full federal level. certain bulk romana is a rob, a simple dish, with only a few ingredients here. so what do you need is pressure to kevin v. you gotta sold. so, sage oil for flower, white, wine, and 2 things. i that it all starts with the right means which edlio gets from
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the butcher shop next door. it's crucial to have the best quality view for the dish and give it to the slices. here's a very tender and taste greatness equals the alias. swiss by the tend to feel not. oh and yeah, so we're taking a slice of view, a cabinet. it's a lot. it's going to be sold at 1st and then we take the sage. according to the recipe, you actually take a whole lot loads. yeah. but that's problematic for you both. both of the 5 is can be unpleasant in the mountains. so that's why we always use dried sage. it's much more palatable on the, on the super blame. i would assume they go to course let me put a slice of edge, right pressure to one top of it. and then we take amounts of pressure to it because the into that live it gives character to the dish. with that,
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you can take another kind of him, but mountain pressure dose is ideal for this dish. a normal see event that we then connect to the meeting with him using the to the to the terminal by the name of the flower assisted to avoid long time. we need it for the source and to dust the means that you can do it without flour. but then you have less source simply because when you cook for people who are sensitive to pollution, you can leave it out. but if you happen to blame me the, the good with demo we use symbol outside of extra virgin olive oil. and it's a way we have wonderful olive oil. so why use something else in the bathroom in the oil make this those cooking a nice and creamy way? it brings the flavors together. and we put the mates and the pin and add some no flowers from the source paper file name of the head prescott. maybe
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a very dry white wine or the dish will be 2 to a yeah, the one is typical of the region, the fresco. and she growing area is located 20 kilometers outside of run. the wind make is here, have been supplying the taverns in the a tunnel city for centuries shown. um, there is no set time to rise thing, but it all depends on the type of meet, you know, when it's done by the look of it and then just removes the tooth picks and the roman specialty is ready. the what i think either the, the traditional regional cause in, from around the charging capital is based on the present food ingredients such and bulk. romana is one of the most famous italian dishes. and you had said that it doesn't originally come from growing the tool, but from the northern part of the country. yes. so that's this dish has its origin
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impression. she said, we don't know exactly when one the but we do know it came from this. it became known as a traditional dish of rome and cruising because it received its greatest attention in right in boca, it said as a main cause with rice pull into only okey, it goes with almost any side dish. everything goes well with out in boca delray, we serve it with wide cabbage that's cut into thin strips and cooked with fennel, with indigo. but the only thing that doesn't go with it is a tomato sell it tomatoes a very good initially. the only thing that don't pay well, what felton booker, what was the most important layer on the works of the book, the job plus the potatoes, cabbage chica, waiting for dana or all those side dishes? what does it you said a little bit? so certain bulk of the romano is anything but boring and that's why i tell you is what if it get tied over and that was all from your own max this week. if you don't
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