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sizing award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level. reading gentleman has to go. can falling down, be grateful? yes, according to french, choreographer. go on, boys. was his clients from the theater to the fashion seen also agree? how much can you rely on? sermons will show you how reliable they are in look at some exceptions and what goes into a typical british sandwich. well go to the source to find out these stories and more coming up on your own max, the
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well 1st we started off at berlin, i conic olympic stadium. the final of the way. so your p and football championship will take place there on july 14th. sorry, from hosting soccer matches and concerts, the stadium is full of history. after all, it was a propaganda project for out of hitler who had it built for the 1936 olympic games . hello there. we're going to check out the olympic stadium in berlin today. why? because it's one of the most famous stadiums in the world with an exciting history, as it's one of the euro 2024 venue. the olympic stadium is in the western part of berlin. the best way to get there is by public transport. you can even me visit the stadium even when there are no events or competitions taking place before my door starts. i'll show you the walk. i've seen the stroll takes you back through great football moments of the olympic stadium. the german cup. finer the, the people card is held here annually since 1985. this
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get little lucas big to be honest. i'm not a big football fan. i don't really care about the german goodness the go. but i do get excited about the big football tournaments in 2014. i wasn't brazil for the world cup, and i spend a few days in paris for me here on the 2016. and it's always a great international atmosphere such as you do sizes that vibe will be back again. this summer when the european football championship comes to germany and one of the vetting uses the olympic stadium bird live. 74000 people fit in here. it is the largest of the 10 stadiums where 02024 will be held. a total of 6 matches will take place in the olympic stadium, including the final on july 14th and also managed to get tickets for one of the
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games are very lucky. i couldn't get his information boards telling you the history of the stadium are everywhere. the nazi said is due for the 1936 summer olympics. they wanted to use the games for the propaganda. as you walk through the ground, you repeatedly find traces of the past. this is the original 1936 bill with a swastika. now my tour of the interior and the v i. v areas begins to come by tickets here. you can only get here when you're invited, either by the organizers of that event or by us. where's the best seat in this area? what do you think the best seed would definitely bit this one over here, just like grab a seat, get comfortable and enjoy the view. and the view is really great.
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then we move on to the other areas where celebrities have their own restaurants and lounges. well, this room totally surprises me. wow. why is there chapel in the stadium? we have a lot of sports people here. we have a lot of artists here and it gives them the opportunity if they saw one to be for a concert or before a match or before an ethics event. to use this room for silent prayer or to basically just concentrate and get ready for your performance in the stadium. is there a priest then? yes, there is a local priest. you can also if you want, you can get married here. you can have your child baptized here. within
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the wall. it's all lined with genuine gold leaf featuring quotes from the bible and 17 languages. now it's off to the locker room. this is where a star is like hurricane kevin, savannah, and montoya a suit up for matches. it looks like my school, jim, you know, it doesn't look very glamorous support in berlin. we're not pretentious, we could of course, decorate it and make it look more spectacular. but this is, this is the only big stadium this. you're like, a room. you'll have a seat there, 100 t shirts, there's your shoes. please feel going play football. but that's our motto. and finally, the play or tunnel. this is where the players are before the match, right? yes, thank you for the tour. that was and it was a pleasure having you here onto the pitch and i expect 2 goals in the 1st half. that's my moment. and you go, sir,
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you're the, it must be pre, the feeling walking out here. and the crowd is roaring for you. just incredible. the you have tickets for the euro. 2024. who's going to win? the french choreographer. jo, onboard, you all can fall down like no other falling is a key element of his choreography, which has inspired cedars directors, as well as international superstar such as harry styles. nobody falls as gracefully as he does french dance, or yolanda bush y has made a name for himself. with videos like these, he tumbles from a staircase onto a trampoline, and back up. this poetry in motion is more than aesthetic imagery. it carries a message, a profession, and that's what it is,
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a public project. i think everyone can identify with this person project. well this uh uh, the set done a demo as a human being. i've fallen countless times as well. and i've had to get up again countless times. you know, just like most of us who don't spin, but it takes a lot of practice to the full with this kind of grace that teaches you to do this. i think it's hard to make it look so easy. any time i, that's where all the work comes into it. so i'm putting in the 1st few times, i dropped myself onto the trampoline, and i simply fell on my feet. but over the years, i've practiced this scene over and over and recorded it in short videos to kind of get and i realize and speak the possibilities for how to fault, unlimited simpler. but that's what so fascinating about it. and i know i'm missing . i'll try your best, you know, your one is a dancer and choreographer. he started out as a trained circus acrobat, who specialized in a trampoline. his choreography, always revisit the same scenes. tablets
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i don't object to sophisticated can be gravity, so something balance, centrifugal force. so can nurture deflect friction and the system of the definitive and all these elementary forces, if you have been physically with them. and it also don't says it, don't see these pages. and what i keep trying to accomplish together with the performers i work with is a system which is a point of counter balance. fund board and foot librium on the table is unmistakable style has long been in demand internationally such fashion labels as the we've, we to hire him for. events and fashion shows and popstars pink and hairy styles have hired him for their performances and music videos. the video choreographed by jo on for harry style song as it was, has received more than 680 aliens use
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a numerous awards on youtube. i think think this onto the highest one i thought you to pink has an incredibly strong presence. death on me, we appeared together on the graham norton show, and i'll never forget her presence that praise also as a to the sick and controls can cause i'm getting. i mean, i respect what i remember. first of all, about harry styles is his pension for plateful message. we don't sit down with the police, but we had a scene with a giant turn table that spawns fairly quickly. and i could really tell that he was having a lot of fun with this playful aspect and the on the books and met taurus for his current production. yolanda is collaborating with french conductor logos, it can be acquired, an orchestra and 8 dancers in a closer center near paris there staging their interpretation of mozart's unfinished directly. um if it can resolve. now on the fact that mozart died while composing this together with the existing fragments of directly
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him confront us with death twice over, screwed us. and of course you can see a connection between falling and c devil to the fucking. you can see this is the 1st time this big roller skating ramp has been used for the dance escape. you see that by itself is impressive. don't assess, it didn't come in just like the way he transformed to the staircase and the trampoline. and of course, i bought the book with dixie now. so does this, can you have a clue? this made it a completely new that duction i wanna push at the moment. it's a show that moves the audience as well to move to more. i like the way he interpreted the theme of death. i'm normally i'm more reserved when it comes to modern dance, but i really like this like them just of all of those of people don't behind that i found as pleasant and evocative here because of the that's on the can use. i found this around quite forbidding just because of as you know, we've all, they don't really impressive the way the dancers fold down and ending up with a whole choir just a minute from one after the other. here about
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a miss impreza vision of your one bourgeois is already planning his next international projects. working now primarily, as a choreographer, the knob referred and artistic director behind the stage rather than on it. still hardly anyone has mastered the art of falling and getting back up like he has. the germans are punctual, orderly, and reliable. are they reliability is considered a typical german virtue. but is there any truth to the cliche in our series, your inner german euro, max reporter josephine gunter takes a closer look. everything you put last minute, but it's totally fine. absolutely nothing new for you. what are you on now? i have a lot to do today. well, i'm a little german conscious and i know that when it comes to reliability,
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we germans usually do pretty well. our normal passivity vague is the exception. perhaps the rule as they say, are you saying that i'm the exception? no. what makes you think that material for new episode on german virtue is this time we're talking about reliability, already. germans really as reliable as we're told one knows we are calling this good component is best trust is good control. just better. all right, well, it depends on i hope everything works out today. i have to move out and catch a plane. i caught missed this appointment. come what may, it will be your friend is coming to the high. a thanks for coming to the 1st appointment, especially from this promise west, or we will have to stretch all the pack boxes and put them in the car of the cool
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things you so much here we go now. yeah. why don't you drive up slowly? i have to wait for the hanging on there were supposed to be here ages ago to do the final touches before the new tenants move is but yeah, thank you. yeah, see you. bye bye. you should have listened to me. i told you on weeks ago that you should have made an appointment. i called them month ago. i made 4 appointments, but they never showed up apparently my on them. what i can't imagine that german handyman. i definitely watches. most germans find it difficult to get a traits person at all, and almost $1.00 and $2.00 german home owners complained that the treatments and deadlines, i'm probably on it, when they do come, they do the work properly. not 2 thirds of german homeowners are annoyed by improper and 14. all right, but never mind. we have to leave. it's 11 you can rely on friends,
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but when it comes to trades people, you need a little flexibility. now let's see how reliable jerome is really are in the, in the going on the, it's probably just in the end of the german caught off to or q a quality in the top export of the federal republic of germany. it used to be different originally the meat in germany, seal was introduced and the okay. and the end of the 19th century as protect against supposed to be cheap and inferior. important goods. yes. according to an international god, nathan jeremy still enjoys a positive global reputation. 3 out of 4 responders are of the opinion that made in germany. mean, you were ability and now you've been, it was black. could
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you pick these positive so your neighbors please. all of them aren't any of them. oh no. could you take them please? okay. okay, if i have to say, hey, hey, the postal service in germany is very reliable. well, they have to be in germany, very even regulations on when let's have semester reach their recipients. and it works pretty well. well, unless they are left with neighbors who have gone for a while, then you can wait a very long time. speaking of which i have to get going, my flight leave soon. i slides is simple, an apple is still not open, shut that people ational buy. now, who is it is this is definitely just the wrong insurance. the opening has been postponed 6 times and when the 4th opening was canceled, they didn't even dare just hit a new one. see. a long, long time ago. you can rely on us german. you mean the major construction projects
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in germany? oh, awesome. delayed and end up being much more expensive. yes, we can be relied on for that. as you can see, the germans are always as reliable as we stay. it's just really use the worst examples, but at least between people, reliability with yes, it seems that way, almost every to remain seems as important as people they can rely on low medal wars . and almost every one describes themselves as reliable. so we can conclude, yes, we germans are reliable, but nothing. every facet of life. what do you do when there is no time for meals? sandwiches are the perfect solution for quick hunger fixed, but do you know where they come from? we'll see if there's anything more to the sandwich than just a couple slices of bread. the common sandwich?
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is it a deli specialty or more of a catch all solution? either way in britain, it's definitely the best seller of best sellers. let's say full time is a full times a week. it's quick, inconvenient, and my case is usually a necessity. i'd probably say it's once a month because they don't come into the office that often actually british super markets in sandwich shops combined sell about 3 and a half 1000000000 package sandwiches annually. occurrence favorites as bacon with ham cheese and chicken close behind them a plane i just like a cheese and hands. i wish to be honest. yeah. taking bacon. that's what i get. so normally it's about nobody wants the cheapest. so it's best to go for that. oh, i'm quite boring guy, so just like cheese and and how i car like just to just you play him home sandwich and then get some christmas in my mega christ submission size is june and cucumber
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. may i where do the sandwich get its name long ago? the montague family took the name of the town of sandwich and south eastern england as our title, john montague, the 18th century, for the earl of santa, which was sold, obsessed with gambling. he wouldn't even stop to eat. so he had me placed between 2 slices of bread and the sandwich was born in 2024. max holly published a 2nd book about sandwiches, the sandwich shop and north london. he's one of wards where his original creations . i'm going to show you how to make one of the world's best sandwiches. his special sandwiches made with stewed pork roast bread. chutney, mannings match sticks in french fries, and a friday pipe won't take to buy the sandwich on the famous plate to food. so make and chips, which is what they sandwich is, is the classic british pump number. every good sandwich begins with good
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bread. it doesn't have to be soft white bread. we make all for catch up with packaged yeast because it weighs behaves like done. typically, it means the all fomentation is quick. so the bread has, as you can see, have lots and lots and lots of little holes made by the carbon dioxide rather than those big gaps that you would get in south though. which to me on just places where i'm a nice comp be put, and max isn't dingy with any of the ingredients, vic, helpings of mayonnaise. keep everything nice and moist. the well i am doing is making the sandwich. building the sandwich into the a is to guarantee the when all i eat it of every element is in every body. the telling me is made with items fennel and mingo in the shop.
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and the super thin fries are a stroke of genius. the, the press to that to provide crunch for all of them to, to provide. so i have a particularly not every sandwich in britain, the spires, it'd be haute cuisine, the majority come from supermarkets and look more like this. the all you have absolutely nothing against saved them. ok. so i'm, which is i find that generally they all was the money that you are charged for them most of the time. but i would say perhaps convenience has trumped deliciousness. pre package sandwiches 1st appeared in 1980 in today's britain they bring in about 9300000000 euros and revenue annually. about 3 quarters of all expenditures for lunch. i'm a go are invested in sandwiches. the sandwich says,
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but there's no a lot of time for lunch. but can the british really lay claim to the 1st portable meal in between brit max, how he draws inspiration for his sandwich creations from all over the world. like from the caesar salad, said to have been created by an italian in mexico. but max insist that all truly good sandwiches have something in common. the rule is hot, cold, sweet, sour, crunchy, and soft. and it is within those 3 cool contrasts that all i believe your brain filings delicious. max's sandwich shop does not allow knives and forks on the table. a sandwich has to be held by hand and even with a hearty, much, no matter how thickly layered they are. you've heard of before. oh, you're in the prime of your life. but isn't that just a nice way of saying you're getting older?
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almost half the population in germany is over 50 and the so called best agers are a target group with purchasing power. advertisers have a long understood this and are increasingly making use of models in their prime this fashion shoot is taking place on the spanish island of my your to go. but what you might not notice at 1st glance is how every model here is at least 50 years old . the senior models are also called best stagers for silver foxes. sylvia, they quit the va from germany, did the casting. she has the agency, the best age models, international headquarters in switzerland and my older guy. she established her agency about 20 years ago and recognized the 50 plus. there's potential early on what's best it's more of the effort to have the key to success is a 50 plus model is not being afraid. if you write like seldom where in the wrinkles
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business least it doesn't do any good to someone to clean me up and tell me on 6 people look serious, i always say name and then i might as well get as soon as a year old. i won't model to embrace all right, and it looks healthy and elegant, and does naturalism possible. that's where the schools are common. even on the covers of fashion magazines, there is a demand for a senior, already seen and charismatic actresses like 78 year old helen mirren from the u. k . to 80 year old lauren hutton, from the us, and 89 year old british actress to the dentist. these elegant seniors would have been considered old ladies back in the day, but some even struck down the catwalk regularly at my cell host. a ta expansion shows and a few are also customers of the fashion designer. i just keep them on the brands to them. a lot of labels still madly pursue this youth craze and only send out young super skinny models onto the catalog. i can what i think they're behind the time. i have nothing my end to present my passion on people of all ages. after all,
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people of all ages alliance back on my york of the photo shoot continues. 71 year old. take a mouse is a former german tv presenter at photo shoots. the senior model often wears a gray wig to look older, but she doesn't think the youth craze is going anywhere anytime soon. god, today's g d. social media like instagram and really reinforce the youth cries, taught some gifts of a and i'm still, there's an alternative trend for she to accept diversity. and the fiction here on a nice, you know, should focus on this and, you know, needing to do this. the context, so i'm missing that not to ask is the oldest model on this that today? she once worked as an architect, she never dreamed of modeling into her eighty's per secret. so looking good. sure. hi, keep in good shape, by taking a cold shower every morning in summer and winter comes in. it really does me good
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museum. and it certainly seems to do my body good thoughts. so that's one thing. and i also eat healthy, and i have never smoked nico, the tanya console of auntie. it has been working as a model for over 30 years now. right? a to towards the job has shifted over time. i think when i started modeling a things and i was and dishes guy since i didn't get a job back from them, but i was disappointed and to put a bit personally gentleman. but now if i go to accosting and don't end up landing the job, well then that's okay. they learn to keep a close head and not get worked. awesome on do you think bonnie, i just wasn't the right time since the took that so even if the appeal of youth may never disappear, our image of beauty is changing to include more and more women who embrace their grey hair and wrinkles. and with that, we come to the end of another edition of your own max. be sure to follow us on
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line for berlin. this is dw news is special coverage. the european union elect a new parliament losses for the greens and games for the right. the center largely holding 1st indications here in germany put the far away a f. d in 2nd place behind the research and conservative german chancellor. shelter, social democrats suffering. what could be their worst result ever and big losses for the greens in the european union. the center rights a p. p alliance led by the european commission president personal fund alliance is set to remain the biggest in the parliament as our special coverage of the european election continues. price.

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