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in your everyday lives, i honestly try to do the working 32 hours a week to be better for the environment than 40. but of course we shouldn't be no need be the living scientists just had subscribe. whatever you listen to hard costs . the hard to believe these old co 2 addresses are made from discard materials. hard to top, what it's like to live in a swiss mountain village as a young person. and hard to find them. this place shows visitors the methods of the ged or secret service. the study this and more coming up on your own max. the,
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let's 1st look into high fashion inherent board co tour stands for exclusive hand made creations. fashion designers often use precious expensive materials. a young swift designer has now shown that it can be done differently. diesel criteria, creations on one of the collins the products of hours of work by hand and made of waste materials to design that kevin sam on get it was a solution, not a problem the security expresses. my volume is, i know i couldn't make my boots out your garments or any other way. how does he do it as a, do you know this? by trying to be innovative? we're going to find the solution ways. it's sort of all the materials in this collection oversight clinic. so when we did was this time i've worked with raphael prim citizen for a treat and i have power. i look for the materials is much. yeah, cool most. so i work in the office, it to the usual direction, the concept definitely invest in the i don't buy the materials. and after i made my
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designs chest, the poetry i looked for materials i can recycle from. once i find i create a collections. ok to expose the switch design look up the idea to create a special natural scraps of waste material in 1990. 2 off for a trip to home home. take on the legs and get i came of age was yours, john. go yeah. i know, you know, since you've on she's a car to petition natalie example of their creation with pearls on the most beautiful things there were under the menu. so when i went to hong kong, i saw a big zone that were regarded as wakes, found this trash to be thrown away diversity banassi. so i thought to myself that you can recycle a lot more than just fabrics like linen, little cheap. it's about you can recycle kind of thing. what did you say we live in a society that throws everything away and i'll give you those associates a while for to was i thought of bias willing to spend lots of money until the criteria apparel made of recycled materials. kevin gemini is confident they all we
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just as a definitely don't, i've already got many buyers, and that's also why i'm not officially recognize that and put control designer measuring the made me what i am today. but i will just see what everyone wants to be politically correct. maybe not every 1000000000 or but to say that they are participating. recycling not likely, not sustainable. if it's so fast, you can say, i'd rather get your address like dogs is a unique state rather than the world of side. among his guy has a quite a few prominent names including super stalls like us to obtain a swift job and, and retain the heidi them. and brazilian actress jessica con. yeah, it's uh, real rules then for to earth would be sustainable and could be a good use some different materials. and it's very important for the world in the planet and get money to make these things. it's like
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a perfect kevin jem and he is the latest stalling of power, especially in circles. he was even recently commission to create the $120.00 cost use for the powers and then fix closing ceremony. what's exactly, send him a cons upside recycling, reinventing the fabric that people have been doing that and straight we're ready to are, but no one really is on it, which are practically uh, well that makes me a secondly slowest styling. my boss was contrary and a very long time. it's very much our kind of self funded project that he is dumb. the also, you know, he's not a big cause behind him. he doesn't have a rich dot a and that's a mess. his passion labeled his yeah. and he is still a swiss family business, many of his relatives how power even his grandmother dismissing for his collection . but what did you want right from the start? i told my mom and dad knew that when i launched my labels,
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i only do it with them on board because it's a fixed that you know, component of as you're more than my grandmother decided to join in as well as if it, if she don't agree okay, come on more while i don't to having to jump on his grandmother due to missing for his very 1st for put your service is unique, designs was tend to break, you know, everything's different with him. his whole approach to young comes his pieces of his materials and i know that and i tell you which is as ours are vibrant, sexy rock and roll futuristic colors which sets them apart as one tossing edge fashion, made of things taken from the dumpster, original, sustainable successful, thomas swift designer to switzerland itself. did you know that it's been voted best country in the world many times. the reason is the high quality of living and
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economic stability. but what's it like to live? there is a young person. molina from shot a mountain village and a swiss out tells us all about it. the come live and what i like most about living in stock. i was in the landscape mountains to be like home and i couldn't imagine living without the mountain at that. good. the swiss mountains town of stock is famous for luxury tourism. but what's it like to grow up here? hello this pretty medina? no, no, no, no, i'm a lena. i'm 19 years old and i'm livingstone, so i grew up here today. i'm going to show you what day and my life i live in austin. oh, welcome to my home. come in, i'm that i'm to a 0 here. this is where i live. it's like literally straight to the kitchen for the full breakfast. i usually just take loose me, i'm me. melina is day starts with
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a typical swift breakfast, usually at 6 45 am. i live with my parents, my brother, on a couch instead of cousin. did you know that the cost of living in switzerland is the highest in europe? like many of her peers. melina, still lives with their parents in a house. they own the place in my room, mit which has a balcony. the nic view of. ready to 706. i always loved them. first thing in the morning when i gets off and then i'm more than awful. the family lives in the heart of the ski resort on the edge of town and the traditional chalet. the only architectural style allowed in starting today. molina and her mother are hitting the slopes before heading to work. the
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good afternoon. this meeting is definitely appalled, screwing up in this area. and sometimes you even go with the said classic. it's my mom's smile. she fun on the minister's. oh, how do you suppose that by offering no cause of discounts on this be positive or confident monthly. i'm happy to just add them. awesome. i've been spending it just 2 years. i'll need to buy out over one 3rd of the swift population skis, at least occasionally in the summer, lena enjoys hiking because she loves being in nature. but she hasn't had much time for the outdoors in the last few months. she now studies in los on western switzerland 3 days a week. she also has a room in a shared plant there. the snow is going to of i live and this side,
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but i'm currently studying on the other side of different content. ok, now i'm on an uncomfortable and i always drawing back and forth with my con, which takes about an hour and a half since i didn't have some fun. stock lives mainly from tourism, especially during the winter and summer months. celebrities like madonna and robbie williams number among the regulars. and that's keep trying see letter a lot of places where i never go shopping and then from another perspective, we've also got lots of agriculture happening. we have 11000 people but also 11 sounds. it houses 10, how many people don't realize it's not right? because they only come to the town and see what the brand name shown. sent. molina works at the tourism office and it starts 2 days a week of the moment on to do this right now. i'm studying for a bachelor of science and tourism on that's good, that's a full year test. i. since i'm study and pop time, i go back and forth between studying and working in order to have
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a study in common. some additional tests and common hop back at the end of the day, there's still no downtime for melina. she goes to ice hockey, training 3 evenings a week. yes. so now we're here at stops gauging right now. every friday, i train here with the boys that generally train and goes on with the winning team that i play for. what about the other evening? dinner out? a main course at a restaurant can run upwards of 40 swiss francs about 43 years. molina would rather go for a drink with brands, but with unemployment in switzerland, low. she doesn't worry about her future for her career or she could also imagine moving away from her alpine hometown up in front of them. i would definitely come
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by. did he have some time? you all could nice lady went on old uh and i might have a family. i could come by and come special here for the funeral. on sassik my, the, anyone visiting the german capital will inevitably encounter traces of the past. berlin was divided until 1989 and remnants of the berlin wall or tourist magnets today. but there are also lesser known places that bear witness to everyday life in the divided country and to the dictatorship in the former g d r. this complex of buildings located in berlin used to house the former east, german secret police, which method as the east german spies service, the style as they used to observe and control the citizens of the g. d r. i meant the former shots, the headquarters here in berlin to find out the stars the maintain control through
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a fast network of informants and intimidation. the former dictatorship effectively suppressed, just sent my guy. and today is spend baron to managing director of the museum. he works to preserve the history of this building. what was the primary function of the strategy? ended of i know pattaya in the g d r. one party was empowered, the communist party, hiding this party, wanted to decide everything. so just go to it was against discussing its decisions or so the state security insured there were no surprises and that the party could enforce its decision. sometimes one of the things used to hinder descent was this on spectacular looking truck fitness looks like an ordinary vehicle. to me like an old truck or, and delivery truck. but this band has, has quite a bit of significance. doesn't that i get to use. that's not true. that of course
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it's just the truck numbers, but it's also a simple in the state security use such as trucks to transport several 1000 political prisoners every year. and the principal to hear this truck might look non descript. but the feeling inside this vehicle was claustrophobic. and anything but comfortable very interesting. by the time the berlin wall fell in 1989 the stars they had around 91000 full time employees and approximately 189000 unofficial collaborators. perhaps even more they spied on their colleagues, friends and sometimes even their spouses. so yours is the only reason we're actually secrets within secrets in this building. now this is for communities that's absolutely correct. the end of it was only recently discovered that a camera was hidden in the wall many decades ago in 1966 and was diesel from this
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whole host of employees of the states security were photographic, while washing their hands. photograph here is this in the midst of a home. we still don't know why and the guns to push them into. but here you can see a very typical method for the strategy for gathering information. seeing namely, namely hiding video cameras or photo cameras to obtain information in 4 months. one sort of in, one of the things i find more interesting is this google looks con saver, or rather this sense shar, which contains a rag with someone sent on it. and this was one of the more unusual methods i find to find someone that might have been a so called enemy of the state. the data into is that you, the idea behind this is that every person has a unique body odor. these like a whole consent can be very well different changes by dogs, such as german shepherds in seattle, they haven't sized till this is known as cent differentiation. wong. ok,
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but you'd have to get it from the 1st step. buildings for the problem to imagine you come from western berlin as an american to east berlin and the g d. r. find you might have a friend there and visit cancellation on it. and the state security suspects that you weren't preparing an escape for the hit them and then in west berlin to the city where you feel safe. the home agents would have entered your apartment when you were not at homeless and placed the cloth in your bed to set them on and died. basically, if i were living in west berlin and at the time i would have been living in a free democracy, how is that even allowed? how would they have been able to get there and get into my apartment and help to? of course, it wasn't allowed. these were agents who operated outside the g d r illegally in what was called the operational area and they had to make sure they were not caught the man largely responsible for this massive state sponsored spy operation in east germany was eric milka got here at them and this is where the minister for state
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security were army general arish, me kind of like he was also a member of the party leadership as of these and their state security was strongly based on me because of the concept of total control and control. what happened to him when the wall fell able to foster he was arrested men george with a murder. he had committed 60 years earlier. and as i said, he was investigated for 30 crimes, including corruption and other such offences. and nicole too. and he was been sentenced to 6 years in prison, but what was released after a few years from them and died in a nursing home as a free man. that's why on, on january 15th 1990, after the fall of the berlin wall, demonstrators took over the former headquarters to end this operations and say files from being destroyed. today, the site serves as an educational center. wow. what a day, i can honestly say that i am, i found it by how extensive the spine network was. it leaves you feeling old, how bit paranoid to say the least. now i also can honestly say,
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i really don't know what i would have done if i had lived under such a system. the germans do love their tale and no wonder this vegetable is highly nutritious, said to regulate blood pressure and support the immune system. and it grows even when it gets much too cold for most other plants. we'll show you how it's prepared in northern germany. tail is set to be a super food. it's been an impact and one of the few vegetables that can be harvested in winter. many have keel in some movies or salads. what's in northern germany? above all, it's subsea brit hearty mean dish. more in the sky there on the deck of also is a good deal on hold for us. dr. talk today. i'll show you how to cook cale northern german style. so what do you need to make some northern german,
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classic kale with pinnacle sausage and what is the tinkle sausage. anyway, more of that later this dish will warm you up in winter for sure. that's this phone call. when you're a cook, it's really nice to be able to say to a farmer, bring me something fresh. and in winter on that scale, move in time plus that going cool. back into the kill was when we each and after the 1st frost, because cold weather increases the sugar content of the plant. but with today's varieties, that's not as important. the vegetable can be harvested all year, right. and it's known all over the world. perhaps it's only here in northern germany, the kale time is something of a season in its own right. thanks. now i really upset me to keep me busy get closer to this has been the head shift, but the bulan whole restaurant since 2018. and it's located in close to the german city of brandon gets here, diamond is 300 year old beans. doesn't need many ingredients for his traditional k
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o. s s as name, but 1st we need some goose fence. then large onions, half our floor. we use oatmeal is a binder to send some mustard, your taste, your necklace, and we fill it up with a good broth on google. and of course we need spice it and then come, then comes the media part johnson. we have a nice portfolio smoked port. pork sausage and then raymond, the pink coat lea, my pink raymond, pink co, isn't really improper sausage. it's a mix of full coverage on you and beacon and it gets mixed into the greens. sometimes the name of things, because colloquially pinnacle, links to your name, then i'm a pink or there's a range of ideas as to the origin of the name take of the best. the one i like best is that they used to hang the sausage over the fire and the smoke hung border on vanessa. but then when the flat melted and the 1st hole burst in us, get us a fat and squared it out. and folks, and the sausage is being split,
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but not exactly both pink. but now it's time to cook. first, dip removes the thick stands from the leaves. then the vegetable is blanch replete . insulted water used when the planting is done, mainly because some people don't like it's bitterness. so this gets the cabbage taste out on the deck salt to use the onions and nicholas fat. then mckaylin broth get habit. simmering makes the least easy to digest on this evening is important. 20 by the i'm using a spice. say gore ok. garden is best and coming soon that i can take it out afterwards and there's nothing people have to fish out of school mentors. homebuyers most comfortable the next to me at mustard and for jokes now and all it needs to do is simmer on and that's takes almost an hour and so i'm fast. so the greens are really tender and it's got a consistent texture, and then we'll move dina muscles of this. and while the keyless,
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cooking debt forms the park valley, the roost park and the sausages at home. you can do this in the st. paul, to the greens go, so let's see what we've made all the noise or just the way i wanted it. the most perfect like this is up to the kale still is a bit firm, but not sloppy much. you know, much of pressure then it's a range nicely. traditional northern german katelyn pink holes with sausages park valley and roost park. no diet version of the super food by any means. as of course it's quite immediate. so you shouldn't eat it 7 days a week. but i think you should at least eat it once entail season. for people who like their kill vegetarian style, it's best to order fresh, kill salad with apples and full time for everyone else in winter. kale with pinnacle is a perfect hearty dish for cold weather. ready to try it. the
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vegetables can help you stay healthy, but what if you have a chronic illness? can chronic pain be an opportunity? yes, says the british artist who spill in this letter to art and her very own way of painting phone faulty contact in the name of hans more later on won't by judge con, in all, just as a late demo is what has to do with chronic endometriosis. but 1st, why does she use her body as a paint brush? painting in and of itself is an important process. and it's a process that i always for the most myself in and, and it's always been something that i tend to for comfort carrying out performances is also something that is a powerful way for me to reclaim my own body and to do something and produce something that hopefully impacts other people to like used to apply the bank
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directly to her faulty. but today she uses a different technique. in a studio in london, she used as a arms to create to transpired image on paper and then slipped the pigments onto it . by use sherpa top, which is from donna, it's got to be good for the skin, so i'm not destroying my skin by making what. but most importantly, in terms of the look of the what i just find it far more interesting than using paint born and raised in london took on and parents had to light started applying by all a dream and worked in the pharmaceutical industry. why the t design to become a full time, i'll just dive, move to the end. demetrius in 2000 and so at the illness was painting me. i'm on the know the advantage of the illness was that they gave me time to really delve into my food off, which was out. so by the time i go to 2005 people started buying what and by this
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time i was on no time 6 and then 2006, i made the decision to lease that in the past. the as in the pharmaceutical industry, and folk is 100 percent on on. and how has allied managed to cope with the chronic abdominal pain of endometriosis and engage with an illness autistic lee. because of the pain. in my experience with the pain that a kind of attitude, there's some kind of friction that has propelled me to move forward. so it is that this constant fight with my body to remain strong so that i can keep doing the things i do during one of the regular visits to gonna i to like found photos of the full basque, which incorporates into oft symbols, tax for objects such as lice from the colonial era, she now what's mainly with each cyan, a type technique. how does it work?
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it's like a really old sites graphic process where you've paid the it's a mix, these 2 chemicals together and, and you've, you've painted the, the paper or whatever surface you're using with it. you have so many drive in the top. and then you expose it to you v like using based approach that's always produces flu images. adelaide has developed to own technique to makeup pictures, so telephone. but it's a well kept secret about a is an important tool and paintings and performances in her early career. she would never have thought despite the illness, she'd be able to live off on the fact that i get to do this. and this is my life is ridiculous. it's like a dream come true on the slight delay tmo sees how odd as a journey of healing, which is also meant to encourage the viewer to reflect on
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that inspiring note, we'll say good bye from your own max this week, but far with on social media for many more exciting stories. so you next time take care of the the, the,
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the heritage and cultural tradition in the van coming up on dw. meet hope? nope. we rate one is the stars of x equals couple bosh soft
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5 years. often we remember when the world stood still stops march 8th on dw, the . this is dw news, and these are our top stories. as you, as a vice president, judy vance has accused european leaders over undermining free speech and ignoring the citizens concerns. and then address at the munich security conference funds also met with ukrainian president voted him as a landscape for talks on an end to the russian war in his country. and how much has said it will release 3 more hostages on saturday. the 3 is ready, man or.

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