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a visit to santorini will show you the most popular spots on this greek island. and what does hunting have to do with nature conservation will find out where the hunter these stores and more coming up on your own macs, the but 1st, a small company in hungary has a dual mission to create jobs with traditional embroidery and also take a stand for greater diversity in a conservative environment. here's a closer look at a small project that's having a big impact. the embroidery on these articles of clothing dates back some 200 years.

it comes from the 100 darian village of tart roads, the bobbsey and her company employed $45.00 senior embroidery. they preserved the material embroidery tradition listed by unesco as an intangible world, cultural heritage. in doing so, she's helping the community as i'm keeping towards being not only are they earning money with us when they get a sense that their work is need to know that they're important. and they're part of the community because not quite as much you design, embodies a whole attitude toward life in hard. we're one big family doing in the latest episode of small projects, big changes. we're looking at motto design, the road c bazzi got the idea to integrate the embroidery she knew from her childhood into contemporary apparel. so how did she turn that into a win win situation for both the craft and the community? the part is a village in northern hungry close to the slovak,

in border for generations. the women of the region have embroidered the motto, patterns known primarily for their colorful rose motifs done in the satin stitch technique. it was listed as an unesco, intangible cultural heritage. in 2012 motto designed to mission is not only to keep this traditional live, but also to support the local women the reference to the theme. i can embroider at home too, but when we get together, it's a lot more fun. we talk, we share our skills and we even solve everyday problems. while we're in bro, during like right. lucky meg latham, it brings to be such joy. whenever i see our garments and how beautiful they are to make a really upset me. i'm happy that all this is sewn, and tard when a number of danish that don't have the door decays, gina, do you have neighbors? i wouldn't where it is kind of traditional clothing to school, but i would wear a t shirt. then everybody can see our culture and designs. you can wear these

pieces every day, like our grandmother is more traditional outfits when you cannot go on to the concepts primarily involves transferring traditional patterns from the historical outfits and pillows and applying them to today's fashion. however, since a hum gary in law in 2021, banned the topic of homeless sexuality in school lessons and made access to literature with clear content more difficult heart. and rainbow colors on t shirts has become one of the best sellers that mateo designed like a colorful exclamation mark for the l g b t q, movement and hungry, embroidered by gram others in the country side. my dad or side on shockey on hays that mean hungry there are many situations that greatly restrict our lives left the bad attack our morals and our values on that as tell them, you're not correct if they can. but there came

a point where i wanted to do something about this. we didn't want to do too much of design. let me ask you said ethnic, i me, i want to stand up for tolerance and openness and ensure that we do not label others. so you guys do make america. the products are available online world wide, but many regular customers live right here in the area. like she's sending a t shirt with the rainbow designed to her sister who has recently become a mother. it's her way of taking a stand and calling for a more tolerant co existence. the semester. i bought a t shirt from my sister, but i'm sure she'll like it, and it's important for us to sensitize people for us with us. think i need to put them back, i mean, k shocked them. this also affects the women who embroider these garments. each year in tart and this entire region, we can't receive anything but state television. and it's constantly hammering into viewers what they're allegedly not allowed to do. i'm hoping that by making these

rainbow t shirts and talking about them, our embroider is we'll gain a better understanding of diversity and become more open, intolerant, bookish. i forgot the book last night. these days and hungry promoting tolerance and equality of the sexes is often taken as a provocation at the same time throats he is trying to minimize the environmental footprint of our company. all the processes are completed locally, the sewing, embroidering, ironing and packaging, and a photo of the embroider wherever is placed in every single package, and made not mass produced. in one i get up every morning to do it. i need to do that. i mentioned it almost sounds like a proverb doing something small, but dreaming big the it's the time of year again when the christmas markets open in germany,

in addition to hand crafted trinkets, there are lots of tasty treats to be had. so what do you typically ege and drink at the christmas market, or euro max report or was in raymond to find out what does the german christmas season taste like? i'm in became in at one of the most beautiful christmas markets in northern germany . i'll be going on a foot tour to find out what is the typical here at the german christmas market, and how it all contributes to the german christmas spirit. i will show you some christmas classics. try a strange looking local dish and explain the story behind the controversial drink. what 1st i want to go for something savory. salted mushrooms are a popular choice as well as cutoff. i prefer a 5 potato pancake, but i'm going for a special to him and dish. it says does this also claim as the best? so for them and i found it. and they have good diet. coal is cale surface pink of

a type of groups? sausage? people say the tail is usually available only after the 1st prost. and it looks lost is something very soft and comes in a casing. it's more like barley, you guess? all right, it looks a little weird, but i want to try it. very flavorful. so thieves the cal is really good. so we've covered this avery and now in the mood for one of the highlights of christmas. of course, the sweet german christmas sweets include lip cook and roasted almonds, and of course snip, who can had some. but something was a funny name catches my eyes to sounds very german,

lots of pumpkins. also, smarts have, have potatoes. what is that made of mazda pen? and typically coded with cocoa powder. they look like little potatoes this down here, sells them and different flavors too. you can also find these at the supermarket, but usually just the classic flavor. this ones pistachio is really good. mm hm. i can take the cherry. oh my god, salt and turbo. that's good. that's really good. i also try some lipp coupon agent for bread like cookie, popular during christmas time. read. these kind are called leaves and, and have a soft and knotty texture. after all the food i need some drink to watch it all down. so finally some clue buys. but there are also many other options too that are both not alcoholic and alcoholic choices. i wanna order some drinks now including

this one, which is quite a controversial name, but it's actually just hot chocolate, with patricia number was a congolese independence hero who was shot in 1961. there's ongoing debate about whether it's disrespectful to call a hot chocolate with a shot after him. another name for the drink is told to attend to or dead onto the hot chocolate with a kicker. next comes the mulled wine. it is estimated that germans drink an average of $50000000.00 leaders of it each year. so that's a really good. it's red one was sent any clothes and a bit of orange. you could also get to vine with an extra shot inside like with i'm about to around, but i don't want to get too drunk right now, so i just stick to the played one. and now i a punch. it's similar to american ecolog made with an egg. liquor that was

a really strong kick to it. it tastes like eggs. yeah, but it's good. i like it. but which is like favorite. it's actually hard to say because they're all very different. i would say the one that gives me the biggest christmas feeling is definitely the glue bind because it has all those christmas spices. so for the christmas feeling, this one is the winner for sure. the. the great island of santorini is considered a tourist hot spot. travelers from all over the world flock there to experience i deal with beauty like nowhere else. so how does the island cope with the massive influx? we did a reality check for you. these are the instagram images you see if the greek island sun to really beautiful approved um charges the amazing red

page of white buildings with a beautiful sunsets and you'll have them all to yourself. but was it like in reality, this volcanic island with its drumming villages, punched high on the cliff, says one of the countries talk tourist destinations over $2000000.00 people visit each year. we're going to check out 3 spots to say thank you if up to reality. first reality check using the tone of fear to the items tories top and capital. this is why most tourist say it's the hans of action on the items with an active non i've seen restaurants that a lindsey of stunning views. the, the city is located 2 to 300 meters above sea level and its building seemed to hang off of the account theatre which foam during volcanic activity, many centuries ago. in the parts of the city, you'll also find the famous 3 bells church of filters to funny with its typical

blue down people come here from illinois for the well, i'm come from federal, miami, florida, united states, pensylvania. she's yeah. so this is amazing is it looks on social media and we came from making us better supplies and it does a different settings than it is. maybe i'll share my luck center reading a lot. it's what i thought it would be without them. i try to take pictures and it doesn't look the same. like you have to see it in person. well, you call and leave santorini without visiting theater, but be prepared to wait in line for some of the best photo opportunities or explore early in the morning before the cruise ship passengers arrives. the next stop is the popular rach beach in the south of the island. this is on kimberly the most famous and beautiful beach incentive reeney,

thanks to its funding. that clips and phone kinda activity is responsible for its multi colored sams, like this deep read to you. however, essentially forbidden to access this page, since it can be dangerous. lance lies at frequent here, and people do get injured when rocks phone from a high clips. although many people ignore the warnings instead we recommend taking a picture from this vantage point or by taking a photo chi until since most of them stop here, the so does the red beach live on to its image on social media? yes, it looks absolutely amazing, especially from a fi. however, be aware that you are taking a risk if you decide to lay. yeah, the final stop is the fishing village of boy young, the most popular instagram spot on the island. maybe in europe. you definitely seen

people posing in front of its blue dom charges and all the impressive whitewashed buildings instagram has helped transform this town into a full blown tourism hotspots in the last decade. the most popular photo spots. so the uninstalled, the charge and the charge of kinda yeah, puts on the puppy where it can be chaotic and high season. you will probably have to wait in line for a photo in front of one of the statements charges. and then there's always famous sunset each day. hundreds of people come here to watch the sunset over the terrace buildings of oil. but if you come in high season, it's easy to be overwhelmed by the crowns. the most popular, some stuff in the world. and it's amazing, it's still beautiful and saw how it in, oh my god, it did. and it didn't live up to my expectations. i thought the sunset itself was beautiful in the view of the town with the flowers and the greek flag was blowing

and the clinic direction. that was great, but honestly it was pretty crowded and i had to really kind of like all of my way through the crowd. so i really enjoyed the experience. i would do it may be one, but, but i think for my rest of the stay in greece, i'm going to try to find a more quiet spot for the sunset. so does it leave out to it's instagram image? yes and no, although it looks pretty in real life. one thing you don't see in the photos of a hundreds of other people crowding the villages small streets at sunset. so if you want the perfect shot, just be aware that there's more happening than what you see in the frame. it's a bottom line. so it's rainy is a beautiful island. but if you want to see the main sites either go in the off season or be prepared for the crowds. hunters often struggle with a bad image. they're accused of killing for the through supporters of the sport, say they care about nature and animal welfare. we met up with

a passionate hunter in the western part of germany. to hear more would you be capable of killing a deer to eat it to meet the neighbors? i love nature. that's why i'm a hunter. this is shawna heis. she's in a habit hunter. whether we bring down an animal in the forest or send it to the slaughterhouse from a factory farm, doesn't make any difference where the meet comes from. the medicine and guns, people have an underlying need to know where their food comes from. and of course, hunting is the most direct starting point for getting meet on the table. slice of interest to become fun thing is trendy in germany and more and more women are

taking up the checks like shauna highs. currently about one quarter of students that german hunting schools are female. it's 6 am and sean is heading out for the hon. yeah, i'm here look here and this hunting ground, we've mainly got road year. so today we're going after those other mothers, young, dear, or fun for hunting ground is an advantage has a wind growing region, 50 kilometers south west of frankfurt. sean is one of over 400000 people in germany with hunting licenses since 2017 around 5000 more have been added each here isn't enough enough to suit we live in an ever faster world where everything's always available right away. but like with hunting, you have to give up some of that control and just sit there and see what happens. now with this, i think for many people that's the attraction that you come back to nature and

connect with it this way. she and her docs and henrietta keep a lookout for quartering in germany. the most frequent game is dear wild boar and fox regulations specify which animals can be hunted when and how many this time, like many other days, shauna comes back empty handed. the dogma, when i go hunting for a reason, i don't do it for fun. i do it because there's a point to it. to this day, my feelings about it haven't changed a whole since both i've been up in the dear stand 20 times or so and know the dear by name, so to speak. then it gets very hard and then i'd rather someone else kill it because i have developed a kind of relationship with this hunting even belong in the modern age yachts hunting and shaped our environment for thousands of years. certainly for 6000 to 10000 years here in central europe at the extra thing, it's always had an influence on wild animal populations that pop up to him. hunters often run into image problems because they kill animals. long ago people went

hunting mainly for food and clothing. the yak, when the hun practice punting is practiced in the proper way and such that others be, sees that aren't hunted or left in peace, then it's actually a legitimate means of acquiring food. and, and it fulfills an important function in the context of game management and balancing human interests with the interests of the animals by special mention anything and present presidential professionally shawna is a wine grower. she's the 4th generation of her family to run the vineyard. too many deer in the area can pose a threat to the grape harvest. of the day of customers on the day are really like to graze on the buds and the vineyards and springs and think about the bugs contained the basis for the grapes and if the bus are gone, there won't be any grapes. so unfortunately, the deer have to be called the the

fact the game has to be cut up quickly and expertly. so the deer will end up as edible venison. shauna sees it as a way of showing respect to the animal, the fucking it says, what's very important to me is that ideally the shot i fire has to kill immediately . i want to spare the animal any separate. i want to save it from pain. i want it to be dead right away. shawna sees no conflict between hunting and her own love for wild life. studying in europe is an enticing prospect for many students. strain, for example, is very popular among young people from all over the world. to find out why euro max report or deanna opinion errors headed to madrid for some answers. this thing is one of the most attractive european countries for international students. what do i use? what do you need to know if you want to study in this country?

spain has more than 100 than 35000 international students and reducing the top 10 of your p and countries to study. i came to marjorie to see do with the most international students in spain to find out more 45 percent of the international students in spain come from the european union from countries like france and atl east 30 percent come from latino america, mostly from echo angola which is my home country. it actually makes sense for many letting us to come here to study because of the language. i went to unity in germany and i have to say starting in another language was a bit challenging. if you do speak spanish, no worries that are also a number of courses in english here. here's the thing that you need to know. the price is the study in spain vary depending on the toner,

most community in the programs academic year, again, a public university con, costs between $51400.00 curos. the ok, but wait, hold on to only international students pay the same meeting money and decide you piece store from when you are to you have to competency to learn more about those pressures and that there's less, i'm 40 go simply before they leave. tuition fees are probably they will do a credit can cost between $20.50 euro or national students. we have this not for non used to hundreds. if these are higher about 4 times more or less to betty or was it always this month? which guys, we've discuss prices and numbers, but what about prestige thing has thousands of top runts universities and it offers many degree programs, you know, about 18 institutions, business administration,

engineering and law careers are very popular not but, but there is also another reason why international just choose this country let's see what students have to say that i really liked the student live here. it was the campus is huge and people are always outside and spend a lot of time. they're drinking coffee together all day. so i'm against inside cover your main campus, and that's why i love it. there's more quality of life, the weather, the people in general, the way of living time to talk about life in montreal that see what students get up to queens. i mean, is it's easy to find a place to live here and also how are the prices, especially staying on the housing? i think it's one of the issues that people complain about the most when they especially latino, latino only letting people complain. i ask a student from china for her open unit. i think it's 12 to move. most hard spring

for the for the north is if like, you have to find information in lab or elaine street and to find the flags. and i think the price is also a little higher than i think in my country, little more they want me to play the cheapest, can be $400.00 euro is per month for room without major amenity, all is complete. yes. okay. is it easy to find a job here for the 4 to hearing from when a kind of a when that's the good thing here is that students can work up to 30 hours a week. and there are many places that fire students for work on weekends or even english. it is really difficult to find a job here. anyways, just a part time job because i can spake me very good spanish let's say you made it and you finish your degree. what our sales shows up so that

alumni can change their thoughts as to a working visa if they get a word control of meaning. on 6 months since 2022 students can now search for a job as soon as they graduate before that it wasn't possible until they completed 3 years of residence in spain. that's all for now. where shall we go to next? and on that studios note, we come to the end of the show, be sure to follow us on social media for more from the world of life and style in europe to our loyal viewers and tyler, texas, and all over the world. thanks for tuning in and we'll see you again next week. the, [000:00:00;00]

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