is also crazy about the security check. how safe is unix october fast life with mary jane? our house has made of habit good for the environment and trends that are a look at how the model lea, a cube, a became a social entrepreneur. all this in more, coming up on duramax, the october 1st is in full swing in germany, and safety is a top priority,

especially for women attending the festivities. what are some of the do's and don'ts recommended by those already in the now we take a closer look at how the organizers are ensuring a fun and secure experience for everyone to cover for us and unix, the world's biggest folk festival, full of beer chair and the variance addition, there's also a dark side, the hobby on covering these heading dangers, ensure the best ways to stay safe and ensure a successful october fest every year over 6000000 people come here for the massive sciences, beer pencils as big as your head. and they feel good for the office here. what's your favorite thing to do here? october? drink love to drink, you think drinking beer and a tons of horse for money? that's all about the beard. lots here of 6500000 leaders of here were served with

also all the sadness starting at 54 days. the heavy during the young lady on the bavarian stopped to on the ground. so certainly seen some things. one infamous example is the notorious call to the or to fill that sort intoxicated festival goers audit and done to avoid any unfortunate encounters as fast as they're clear places full of pickpockets, vomit. and those who have exceeded their drinking limits. that's why urgent medical services are crucial here at the october fest service center, there's a fully equipped to clinic with medical staff on standby and even an intensive care units ready for emergencies. pitts, i show the founder of ambulance. i have shows me the operation center and some other features that are necessary on october 1st sites for 2 years now that had been so cold overnight. guests who were allowed to come down a bit from the alcohol level in the evening and stay of a night,

looked off to by the doctor and the paramedics and sundays. the facilities open around the clock when they are reasonably well again in the morning. they can just leave, then they can get home and have a lot of explaining to them. we looked off to them well, on the 1st day they already see nearly 700 patients who the goal to transfer as few as possible to avoid overwhelming hospitals. they even have a c t scanner on site. you can always reach emergency services by dialing 112, or call the police at 110. last year in 2023. there were over $1800.00 police involvements, including physical assaults, fights with beer stein's backs of assaults on police officers and drunk driving. and there are even more so bring reports with the alcohol filled out. this here, there is an air of anything goes and women are often sexual as it is unfortunately not uncommon to hear of sexual assault harassment of skirting and drink. liking

incident in 2023. there were 73 reported 6 crimes among that in 6 rates. according to police reports, there may have been more cases that went unreported, just like anywhere else. women often have to stay aware of their surroundings. you have to be careful, very aware of your situation. i think a lot of people, when they get drunk, they change a little bit. you know, people likes to touch people, so yeah, it takes care of yourself. there are several initiatives focus on women's safety and respect in general, such as the v. as in gentlemen campaign, they raise awareness with visitors on site and give out the visa cards award to those who step up to help others. festival goers can submit stories of civil cards on line to be nominated for prizes. there's also a safe space for women by this. this is a vision campaign which we'll find in the service center. women and girls can seek assistance as they feel last or i'm safe. they can charge their phones, file,

police reports, counseling, and several languages, and even get taxi vouchers to get home safe. the safe space is located in the service center and is open daily from 6 pm to 1 am and from 3 pm on fridays saturdays. and on october, 2nd, and 3rd, last year that helps over $300.00 women and girls. and here are a couple of october 1st steps from visitors. i think it's a good thing to go with friends, today's the evening guys all and make sure you guys have a toilet together. a don't bring up huge bag. go look for trouble between every beer you have to drink. one was the safety campaigns also suggest having a meeting point with your group and handwriting important phone numbers in case your phone dies. another well known service to our bikes, shorts, underneath, or durned old. especially if you want to hop on the classic towards those rod ride, while the responsibility shouldn't just be on women wearing shorts as a practical fit, adding protection against unwanted glances and letting you enjoy the thrill, wisconsin. so, yes, covent join all the festivals on october. first,

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to watch all these old fashion videos with fashion show videos of like a big model this simple most of the time. and i thought all, i would love to do that, but i mean, it was, it's so it seemed really crazy at the time because i was like in ethiopia, and i didn't, i didn't, i didn't know enough was, are possible. she was discovered at 18 by a model spelled in her hometown, are these other by consent to paris in new york. but transitioning from the dream to the reality of modeling was not easy. everything is difficult, it's so competitive. it's one of the most competitive spaces you know, and you're young and you don't really understand and you don't know anyone. and so it's tough. um, of course at the time, i mean obviously being blacked in health. yet after the turn of the millennium, leah could be doing to naomi campbell is one of the few black models to appear in

ad campaigns and on fashion magazine covers. how did you manage it? why you right, there's no logic to it. it's, you know, whatever you want to compute, it's very subjective. you know, it's timing. it's being at the right place at the right time. i mean, i remember at the beginning when i was younger, you know, you just sit around the phone waiting for somebody to call. that's the worst thing of that was the worst thing in the world. and i think the minute to realize that, okay, i need to do something else with my life because this is going to kill me if i just sit around and be depressed in 2007 leah to beta launched her own ready to wear label. lemme lemme and ethiopia, and became an entrepreneur. she makes an effort to support her country, men and women, and cultivate traditional crafts going up in here. but i thought, you know, i want to give back if i have the times and it was the idea of trying to actually employ people and give people their jobs and they can earn doing income and then

helped on families. and it also was update to of trying to preserve the art of weaving, which is our traditional way of making clothes an opening up that to do more of an international market. each and every government is made by hand, an ethiopian, and marketed all across the world. via models for her own label to set an example for more mature women in modeling i don't think anybody thought that today would be like inclusive about age and inclusive about color and includes all body should all these things, you know, they were not at all. what we expect it to happen and then they are happening. my worry is that it has to stay, you know, and i don't know that. yeah, this is her true mission to prove that we don't have to be afraid of aging. i think as a woman in a strange way, when you're aging, if you do it the right way,

at least, i think you've gained a lot of wisdom and that's not set enough. and i don't think that's shown. and i think there's a lot of fear about aging and that's why we're being bonded with. but i think there's the other, the other side is there and the other side is not shown enough. and i think that would be nice to see as a super model entrepreneur and active as lia to beta can already look back on a lifetime of accomplishments. the have you ever been to the spanish city of seville with its dining architecture and rich history. it's considered one of the most beautiful cities in spain, if not all of europe, we traveled there to see if it really lives up to its reputation, the so you want to go to seville, good choice, some say the end illusion. capital is the most beautiful city in spain,

but does it live up to its reputation? let's explore it's beautiful architecture, flamenco and top us. the reputation seems justified, seville is definitely beautiful. historic center is full of impressive architecture of wandering the city streets. you are almost certain to encounter seville cathedral, the largest gothic cathedral in the world. when spanish king ferdinand, the 3rd of casteel took the city from muslim ruling. 1248. the church was built where a mosque once stood. the bought in seville doesn't only have historic buildings. there's also the sets, as they said, the 4 mushrooms of seville. the futuristic wooden structure house is a central market and event spaces. walk along the top to enjoy stunning views of the city and to experience to build famously good weather. the sun shines almost 2900 hours a year here. temperatures can sort of 40 degrees,

so if that's too hot for you, it's better to visit in spring or fall. once you've gotten a good feel for the city set aside, plenty of time to visit the royal outcast side of seville, an absolute must see when in spain it's located just across from the cathedral on the edge of the old town, the unesco world heritage site is still used by the spanish royal family tickets cost 13 years and $0.50, but it's worth it. some well, got a new rodriguez is a historian and guide for the palace and that at augusta, the acosta has always been the decision making sense of the spanish crown is the 16th century. it was home to the country. let's talk much and so issued licenses for voyages to south america and a half of the out of costs out of palace. you can explore the alleys of the historic old town. the smell of oranges is everywhere. here they are too bitter to

eat. the next step, the daughter then, or the golden tower, was built in the 13th century to watch over ships and during the city by the guadalupe tv river. that's what i don't know. so yeah, it's not cold that go on a tower because go from the americas was store the products name because it was built with malta and have which gave it to the golden shine a little after so much sight seeing it's time to explore the coal on every side of seville. did you know that? and the lucy is considered the birthplace of top us. we recommend bar as they can go and seal the top. us are made from traditional recipes and are prepared fresh every day. prices start at just 2 and a half. euro is a dish, and there's something for every taste. typical tap us here, spinning with chick peas. trying to code and ham and cheese. so figured out i'm on

no trip to sybil would be complete without experiencing the part of the last guy. yours is one of the oldest flamingo stages and civil for 35 years. you can experience an authentic show at last. it's a little over an hour and takes place twice a night. seville is considered the birthplace of flamingo, and the city is full of flamenco schools, where people learn the art form. it's commonly thought to of the gun with the end illusion, roman community, and it incorporates the part of the jewish and muslim influence at the bottom. the income limit to is a big part of an illusion. culture, the way the way 9 are most artists of live and feel flamenco from childhood. that is let me go back and tell him that i think that his mom and i know so what sort verdict? yes. so they'll definitely lives up to its reputation as the most beautiful city in

spain. but you'll have to check it out for yourself. after all, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. jeremy's who is arguably the least most famous desert. and an error is this simple one, but this is hard to make your own ex reporter megan lee finds out you might find tearing me, sue in restaurants and cafe is all over the world. but can you make it like they do in a building? terrorist so as one of everybody's most famous deserts and it's pretty easy to make if you avoid these mistakes. so i know no, we've been too much megan. know too much. yes, but no more. no more mega? no, no, no, going to one journal. i'm christian to fail, and now i show you, and you may going to make a perfect here, mrs. there are 6 essential ingredients. eggs, espresso,

lady fingers shiver with a hint of vanilla and of course mice component. but 1st, let's delve into italian history to find out how terry me sue came about a nice a film. so we knew that the origins are in for the so on. the recipe was created by a pastry chef to replace soup and glazing on the kind of desert at that time to finalize a $1.50 because a time actually, there is great debate about where and how term is to originated. besides truby, so the small italian city of torment, so also lays claim to the origins of the desert, the ministry of agriculture. there has officially recognized it as a traditional food from that region. some say that in the tugging house wife invented it for a boost of energy in the afternoon. well, others believe it was invented in a russell and offered to customers to reinvigorate them before they returned home.

having said that, let's begin. we start by bringing up the lady fingers in a bowl and soaking them in espresso. while original recipes leave. outlook or you can add marcella if you want a bit of a kick, but either way don't over so the lady fingers. then we gently whip the eggs for less than one minute. please. pretty my goal is like the 1st thing we have to do is between eggs and the sugar. i'm on ok. must got a bonus. it's important to only use mice capone in your cheer him is to bite. you can add some cream for richness before mixing everything together. okay. so is tearing me so just in a tale, an export or do a time to actually eat it themselves. i headed out to the famous st. mark's square in venice to find out that in. yeah, yeah. every time i need to tear me to think of all, i use it 30 times

a year because i have a suite to eat it every weekend, every saturday and sunday, to fax to the preparation. we move the mixture into a ball to put it into a piping back of this. so next us we take a ring made of chocolate meeting and it's real cut off. and then and the sofa lady fingers, then the term is to make sure n more lady fingers and more mixture. so present what if i don't have a chocolate ring? central, you don't have to use a chocolate ring or you can use a glasses that do that. so i do the whole procedure once again, but this time in a glass layering the lady fingers and the mixture until the glass is half full. more calories than that one day. afterwards, you can decorate your serving plate with coffee paste and edible flowers like christian does for our term is to the hotel danielle. it serves

a one portion version, but it's also common to make it in a rectangular baking dish. and then on top of the dessert, it's a crack there. wow. and look at that. i want to taste it. no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. but has to go in the refrigerator over night and then you can eat it the next day. so i have to wait a night before i can eat it unless of it, but i can wait tearing the suit is a time for pick me up and i can attest to this fact because recently i wasn't a birthday party and i had some touring me sue and i was up all night long so you might want to time the eating of your tearing me su with your last cup of coffee of the day. and having said that, one after tito and

on that delicious note we wrap up. this shall be sure to follow us on social media for him. more entertaining stories from the world of culture and live style in europe till next time the buying and i'll see does in the

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