so there's no way that half a kilo can cost $399.00. can you sign the cheaper the coffee, the less remains after tax for production and transportation. but right now, because main concern is to make it to the final first, i think the biggest challenge will be to avoid any mistakes. not to knock anything over as not to forget what i'm saying. context and not to tremble and controllable interests we want. yeah. those are the 3 things that always happen. i have nothing to do, not as yet. thank you. oh ok. so she's got 10 minutes to strut his stuff. this time she's mixing filter coffee with butter rum and not a concoction designed to taste like caramel candy. it's important that the taste of coffee remains dominant enough in the finished drink. over the next hours, the judges will sample coffee creations from 80 contestants through the tunnel to the wonders coffee is among the best in africa. 400000 people work in the sector. the capital kigali is the main transportation hub for exports cheaper. some other and ellen are breaking new ground

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. >> encontraron aproximadamente 10 kilos de metanfetaminas que el sospechoso tenía en su posesión. >n la casa . >> encontraron 78 kilos de metanfetaminas y 300 libras en forma líquida en cubetas de plástico, la cual el alguacil dice que procesan a una consistencia sólida para ser repartida. >> detectives creen que son traídas de la frontera sur, además 4 kilos de heroína y: (información en pantalla) artículos muy peligrosos, según el alguacil. >> es un proceso posible que haya una explosión . >> la casa probablemente era usada solamente como laboratorio y sorprende que una operación así haya estado en un vecindario como este . >> entonces a nosotros nos da orgullo y gusto arrestar a las personas responsables y parar la operación en la vecindad . >> de regreso a la región,el sábado por la mañana el departamento de policía de (nombre en inglés) recibió una llamada sobre una persona baleada en un cuarto de motel en la calle maine, respondieron y encontraron a una persona con herida de bala en la pierna, si alguien tiene información, contacte a las autoridades . >> en (nombre en inglés)

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said was the question because i as a farmer am getting paid just $0.05 per kilo now how am i going to make a living it's impossible i need to buy the seedlings irrigate i need fertilizer i need to rent a tractor it wolf. these are not costs the only flexible costs are the wages i pay my workers we mustn't forget the copper a lot a system is a consequence it's a consequence of a market that has spiraled completely out of control for lots. of us. get through wants to beat the system because tomatoes are sold through a fair trade organization for 30 instead of $0.05 per kilo. bucking the global system isn't easy it involves restructuring the entire farm to consume a chain. or start a bull when you are no billionaire pietro aims to prove that process tomato products can be made ethically he wants his co-operative to serve as an example a small step to changing the entire production system. with a video that has lots of people say we need to help the situation improve their garden so that these people don't come here in the 1st place we've got to make global economics and politics make tha

for one kilo of beef. in a country with adequate natural water resources high consumption isn't a problem unless of course a lot of it gets polluted but in many regions water is scarce or supplies have been depleted by producing certain goods the water level in the aral sea has dropped 18 meters because of irrigation in cotton fields it's turned parts of was back you start into a salty toxic waste land. tomatoes are cultivated in the parched reaches of southern spain using water piped into enormous greenhouses. and in brazil where there's a shortage of drinking water the country's huge coffee plantations are never short of a dry. up coffee is a major export for brazil. europeans import beans water guzzling goods and by extension all the virtual water needed to produce them seen from this perspective someone living in germany uses 3900 liters of water a day slightly over the global average but cooking showering and laundry make up only a small part of that most water used here is virtual water hidden in the

one kilo of beef. in a country with adequate natural water resources high consumption isn't a problem unless of course a lot of it gets polluted but in many regions water is scarce or supplies have been depleted by producing certain goods the water level in the aral sea has dropped 18 meters because of irrigation in cotton fields it's turned parts of was back you start into a salty toxic waste land. tomatoes a cultivated in the parched reaches of southern spain using water piped into enormous greenhouses. and in brazil where there's a shortage of drinking water the country's huge coffee plantations are never short of a dry. up coffee is a major export for brazil. europeans import beans water guzzling goods and by extension all the virtual water needed to produce them seen from this perspective someone living in germany uses free 1900 liters of water a day slightly over the global average but cooking showering and laundry make up only a small part of that most water used here is virtual water hidden in

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hand tear the a stylist in southeastern france cuts off $29.00 kilos of it every year. but instead of just throwing it out ground collects every look to help fight oil pollution in the world's oceans. because there is life to feel like it had sores hydrocarbons that is to say hydrocarbon stick to the outside that's why you can wash them off they don't get inside the air. founded the project is used or fat headdress says beauticians from across france and in hackney pings formally unemployed people and school dropouts stuff the head into nylon stockings to make pillows which will then be used to absorb fats and oils from water. the pillows to fisherman and harbor operators he pays his help us with the proceeds. some of the pillows are now in use in a pilot project in the harbor of. more than 1000 boats adopt here. in the long run will try to use it around the port since the rain runoff water falls in the port and it washes out the soil picking up hydrocarbons so the idea is to go around the whole port under the boat and the refueling station and above all to convince oth

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if one kilo of hair can absorb 7 liters of oil. the hair pillows are brought to a special company for washing and can be reused up to 10 times. sunset on visitors might be happy to shoot ahead for a good cause. then how about you? if you're also doing your bit, tell us about it. is it our web site, forbes, and does a tweet today do in your day share your stories. you can find informal settlements in most african cities. living conditions are often really tough. a young entrepreneur in south africa came up with a great idea to make things better. indeed, it builds homes out of bricks made from recycled rubble. the houses are safer and more sustainable than the usual metal shocks. people with pretty skeptical at 1st, but tenants are now moving into the houses. he's built who went to sweat. so to find out more about this, the township of soweto lies just south of johannesburg. formerly a home to mine is the region now has around 4000000 residents. no one knows the exact number most live in corrugated sheet metal shocks. and that's jus

so there is no way that half a kilo can cost $399.00. families sign the cheaper the coffee, the less remains after tax for production and transportation. but right now the calls main concern is to make it to the final tally. but i think the biggest challenge will be to avoid any mistakes, not to knock anything over as not to forget what i'm saying. context and not to tremble and controllable. we want, yeah. those are the 3 things that always happen just by talking to muslim. thanks. oh ok, so she's got 10 minutes, just struck her stuff. this time she's mixing filter coffee with butter rum and not liqueur. a concoction designed to taste like caramel candy. it's important that the taste of coffee remains dominant enough in the finished drink. over the next hours, the judges will sample coffee creations from 80 contestants group. if you want his coffee is among the best in africa, 400000 people work in this sector. the capital kigali is the main transportation hub for exports. some other and breaking new ground as coffee traders in rwanda r

kilo says a 5th of that in chilled been in india ont patients with kilo. yes, that's just it disrupted by the covert lockdown, which will see that time to resistance in the tuberculosis and make it harder to treat it's counterproductive in a developing country with a younger population which didn't have a dust misc, filed cope. well, as it all indicates, then the road to hell is often a buy with intentions and including good intentions of politicians have to leave it there. but it, thank you very much for being with us and sharing your thoughts, my absolute pleasure and joy. and thank you for watching home to syria again next week on hold a part of our i feel welcome. you don't hold a member of the open or dissing your vote in committee or was a launch the board was to be with the board of the city, but i was to meet you. yes. monday mornings on thursday. probably if you would you do with the civil rights over a controversial bill aimed at restricting the filming of police officers. protesters in iran, burn israeli, and american flags over the killing of t

kilo says a 5th of them in chilled been in india ont patients with kilo that vashti just got hit by the covert lockdown, which will show that time to resistance in the tuberculosis and make it harder to say it's counterproductive in a developing country with a younger population which didn't have a dust based fog coping well as it has its all indicate the road to hell itself and baby bye-bye with intentions and including good intentions of politicians. professor, we have to leave it there, but thank you very much for being with us and sharing your thoughts, my absolute pleasure and joy. and thank you for watching home to syria again next week. and all the part of the world is driven by shaped by the dares thinks we dare to ask it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime, but old wounds still have entailed going into the moment i was working on this because for me from a no, no, all of us at the source me note of that i wish that the scene question, which we know of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption. i don't know to this day

compare that with kilo says full 100000 deaths, which kilo says a 5th of the childes been in india ont patients with kilo cease that disrupted by the covert lockdown, which will show that time to research students in the tuberculosis and make it harder to counter productive in a developing country with a younger population which didn't have a vast misc fog coping. well, as it all indicates, the road to hell is often bade by the intentions and including good intentions of the politicians. have to leave it there. but thank you very much for being with us and sharing your thoughts, my absolute pleasure and joy. and thank you for watching home to syria again next week, when all the parts are all financial survival guide? stacey, i'll fill out, let's say i'm not sure i get any earthly use of the flight. thank you for destroying. 6 that's right, slavery was a controversial bill that may restrict the public media from filming police officers with militias. but this has been israeli, and american flags in condemnation of the killing of iran's leading nuclear scientist. mr. brown was quick to b

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as a farmer i'm getting paid just $0.05 per kilo now am i going to make a living it's impossible maybei need to buy the seedlings irrigate i need fertilizer i need to rent a tractor. are there any either. these are not costs the only flexible costs are the wages i pay my workers we mustn't forget the copper a lot a system is a consequence it's a consequence of a market that has spiraled completely out of control of all of the bonds. because. pietro wants to beat the system because tomatoes are sold through a fair trade organization for 30 instead of $0.05 per kilo. bucking the global system isn't easy it involves restructuring the entire farm to consume a chain. or is that a boon when you are no billionaire pietro aims to prove that process tomato products can be made ethically he wants his co-operative to serve as an example a small step to changing the entire production system. because the video has lots of people saying we need to help the situation improve garnett so that these people don't come here in the 1st place we've got to make global economics and politics make that impossi

visitors for one then some is made into fruit spreads some visitors prefer that to taking a one or 2 kilo papaya home and we have customers in the restaurant business for instance a country in the interested in the project. if you would like to know more about this environmental project it is best to join the guided tour. marigolds and popeye as our exotic fruits for us here in germany but they are commonplace elsewhere and seeing those differences is exactly what makes troubling so exciting and things get even more exciting when local think us around and in our media local flawed media is going to show us the capital of in the media jakarta. hello i'm really out we are in the capital city of indonesia. and that's good to see around. here. we are in the traditional market right now you can buy everything like food grows caesar salad bowl. and also beer you can buy every truth here i'm. not. here. i'm leaving. my car. but. it's really good so it's a very delicious holds and very serious for me. to hear. this but you should try. and the next visit maybe. that you know we call it harvest and

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visitors for one then some is made into fruit spreads some visitors prefer that to taking a one or 2 kilo papaya home and we have customers in the restaurant business for instance a country in that interested in the projects. if you would like to know more about this environmental project it is best to join the guided tour. mangoes and popeye or our exotic fruits for us here in germany but they are commonplace elsewhere and seeing those differences is exactly what makes troubling so exciting and things get even more exciting when local think us around and in our local slot our media is going to show us the capital of indonesia jakarta. hello i'm really out we are in the cave because if they are in any show up and that's good to see around. here. we are in the city for the market right now you can buy everything like food grows these are sad old eggs and also beer you can buy every truth here i'm. not. here. i'm. i'm being. told. my. concern with it's a very delicious boards and very serious for me. thank you for. you still trying. and the bank has been a victim in. that we call it harvest

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the baro can take a maximum payload of 1.2 metric ton, that's just under $200.00 kilos less than its combustion engine, sibling of a bar of cargo and 90 percent of what i'm craftsman, all delivery companies, euros with combustion engines and 3 quarters of them diesel. and this is where opel, wants to jump in with this electric car because he was the c.e.o., the total cost of ownership, which means maintenance, service, and fuel. and this is maintenance and repair costs should be a lot lower. as jobs like oil changes are a thing of the past and hopefully gives an 8 year old 160000 kilometer warranty for the battery. now i've arrived at the customer without any problems and without any local emissions. capacity off the open, we've already, it's about $1.00 tons compared to those often have only standard in their program. 3 variations, small, medium and large. with a complete suitability for everyday use. big cargo volume with decent range at a starting price of around $35000.00 euros. the viro, the, makes the mission for the last mile deliveries possible. the only downside, a maximum s

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it's available to buy in a german drugstore chain, a kilo costs at he's 23 year and use the export of a high quality finished product to europe is a boon for the region. it creates new jobs and the profit stay in africa. it's one way to combat poverty and economic migration. from for the oven to as transporting unroasted green coffee, it's a roma does not fade on the long voyage. now the ship is almost at its destination . yeah, but that's in all because i'm really very excited. i was born and raised in hamburg and have been out and about at sea for 9 months of experience and i find it really special to return home on board the album tour under sail in mind. i'm not so it's a call me me the aventura is welcomed by 200 volunteers, friends and family. they all believe that sailing ships can revolutionize the way it's a transport it canadia spoke, a man who launched the whole project is here to welcome the crew. without him, none of them would be here. it was a while back. i want to thank you for the leadership, but the man spent his life at sea and has seen what burning heavy oil does t

to how he weighs 20 kilos more than the 0 and pecks $105.00 horsepower so slightly less and also reckons you can get about 158 kilometers range but it costs a hefty $33.00 grand with all wrench trim. the manufacturers on the other hand couldn't be more different 0 motorcycles as a starter of respondents into all 6 in the us it's often called the tesla team or just psychosis. while harley davidson is an absolute legacy manufacturer of that was founded in 1000 or 3 and has petrol and pipes practically burnt into its d.n.a. . but clean and quite electric motorcycles have become so popular that even community care just like in berlin rent them out for trials. already so is taking which bike i would say there's 2 options we can either fight it out or do rock paper scissors what do you prefer well as you and i are a champion. and i'm not and i want to get out of chute alive i would say we do rock paper scissors but the winner takes the holly ok right so i want to free her. i would have preferred to spike honestly but just to you know right just to stick it to me yeah i can see you so how is yo

the borrow can take a maximum payload of $1.00 metric ton that's just under $200.00 kilos less than it's combustion engine sibling of a borrow cargo and. 90 percent of what i'm craftsman delivery companies us with combustion engines and 3 quarters of them and this is where wants to jump in with this electric car because. the total cost of ownership which means. maintenance service and fuel and this is. meet and send repair costs should be a lot lower as jobs like oil changes are a thing of the past. and hope it gets an 8 year old 160000 kilometer warranty for the battery. now i've arrived at the customer without any problems and without any local emissions towing capacity off the open we've already is about $1.00 tons. compared to those often have only standard. transponders in their program open office 3 variations small medium and large. with a complete suitability for. high payload and big cargo volume with decent range at a starting price of around $35000.00 euros the viro even makes the mission for the last mile deliveries possible the only downside a maximum speed of only 130 kilom

pat, a stylist in southeastern france, cuts off $29.00 kilos of it every year. but instead of just throwing it out, ground collects every look to help fight oil pollution in the world's oceans. and also there is life or feel like it had sores, hydrocarbons. that is to say, hydrocarbon stick to the outside. that's why you can wash them off. they don't get inside the air come founded. the project is used or fat headdress, as beauticians from across france and in hecla pings formally unemployed people and school dropouts. stuff the head into nylon stockings to make pillows which will then be used to absorb fats and oils. from water glass cells, the pillows to fisherman and harbor operators. he pays his helpers with the proceeds. some of the pillows are now in use in a pilot project in the harbor of more than 1000 boats adopt here. in the long run will try to use it around the port since the rain runoff. water falls in the port and it washes out the soil picking up hydrocarbons. so the idea is to go around the whole port under the boats and the refueling station, an

he has to collect 130000 flowers for a kilo of sa from the spices associated with warmer regions of the climate in the mountain village of moore and is very special and is the only place in central europe where crocus says drive at a high altitude and. snow on. water. the flowers need hot summers but on the other hand they also need cold snowy winters if we compare our climate to the countries of origin where saffron grows whether in kashmir pakistan or iran to have similar conditions a harsh old winters as well as hot summers. in the summer. the sandy clay ish soil of the swiss alps is perfect for saffron where the spice has been cultivated since the 15th century the 62 year old farmer has dedicated his entire life to it his parents on the south front fields and o'grady is a small boy he had to help with the picking. get me off guard and it's important to me to preserve this engine tradition of cultivating separate from which we've practiced for centuries never to inspire younger people to get interested in it and that's a big guys then. there's an educational hiking trail in one that

compare that with a full 100000 deaths on them, which kilo sis a 5th of that in chilled to in india. and patients with kilo says that vastly disrupted by the covert lockdown, which will soon have time to play a resistance in the tuberculosis and make it harder to it's counterproductive in a developing country with a younger population which didn't have a vast maske wild cove. well as the road to hell is often paid by, by good intentions of politicians, professor, we have to leave it there. but thank you very much for being with us and sharing your thoughts, my absolute pleasure and joy, and thank you for watching home to syria. again, next week, the world apart. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics, school business, i'm showbusiness. i'll see you then. it's been decades since the fall of spain's fascist regime, but old wounds still haven't healed by war. in the past, at the scene of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption to this day, mothers still search for grown children while

a kilo costs at least 230 s. . the export of a high quality finished product to europe is a boon for the region. it creates new jobs and the profits stay in africa. it's one way to combat poverty and economic migration. from through the oven to as transposing unroasted green coffee, it's a roma does not fade on the long voyage. now the ship is almost at its destination . yes, but that's enough to hear. i'm really very excited. i was born and raised in hamburg and have been out and about at sea for 9 months and i find it really special to return home on board the album tour under sail. and i know how much sorts of call me me. the ivan tour is welcomed by 200 volunteers, friends and family. they all believe that sailing ships can revolutionize the way could such transports hit. canadia spoke, a man who launched the whole project is here to welcome the crew. without him, none of them would be here for a while back and forth with regard to both him and spent his life at sea and has seen what burning heavy oil does to t

which kilo sis a 5th of that in chilled to in india ont patients with kilo says that 1st it disrupted by the covert lockdown, which will soon have time to resistance in the tuberculosis and make it harder to try to be counterproductive in a developing country with a younger population which didn't have a vast misc, filed coping well as all indicate the road to hell is often paid by politicians. professor, we have to leave it there. but thank you very much for being with us and sharing your thoughts. my absolute pleasure and joy and thank you for watching home to syria again next week. hold a part of the foreign policy team of a potential buy in ministration is being touted by the liberal media. we tell you why all this should be horrified. also, there's a lot of talk of a great recession and build back better looking back for bode well for the future. join me and i'm sure i'll see you then what about the riots are up in paris over a controversial bill aimed at the filming of police officers. protesters in iran, burning israeli, and american flags over the killing of the country's top

so there's no way that half a kilo can cost $399.00. can you sign the cheaper the coffee, the less remains after tax for production and transportation. but right now on the calls main concern is to make it to the final i think the biggest challenge will be to avoid any mistakes, not to knock anything over as not to forget what i'm saying. context and not to tremble and controllable interests we want. yeah, those are the 3 things that always happen just by talking to some of us here. thanks. oh, ok. so she's got 10 minutes to strut his stuff. this time she's mixing filter coffee with butter rum and not a concoction designed to taste like caramel candy. it's important that the taste of coffee remains dominant enough in the finished drink. over the next hours, the judges will sample coffee creations from 80 contestants group. the wonders coffee is among the best in africa. 400000 people work in this sector. the capital kigali is the main transportation hub for exports, xover, and breaking new ground as coffee traders in rwanda roasting the

almost right now i may oh yes most of us weigh as much as they do in their countries of origin 4 to 5 kilos so you can almost hold it smells nice yeah it will probably have to be picked in 2 days. this is the smell scented. that's true smell sort of like liquid soap. this is chilly yes that's i have an arrow i love spicy food you won't love those. this is an indian naga or gucci lucky or chili pepper we have 2 colors here this is the yellow one i don't want to touch it because it burns when it mixes with sweat why it's for good burns your hand oh yes and you have to be especially careful not to touch your eye or to go to the toilet after touching it this is yellow we also have it in red until 2008 it was the world's hottest chili pepper at about a 1000000 scoville heat units europeans are said to be able to withstand $25000.00 without health concerns. as the measurement of its spiciness a chemist from the us to develop this measure of pungency scoville means i need to dilute this chili pepper with a 1000000 drops of water to neutralize it spiciness it. and why do you have so many popeye us

if an infamous case of kilo versus london, kilo was not so lucky.me course that we cannot decide what it public purposes. soul of the city council decided that in this in print is good enough for us. and i thought the justices were supposed to meet the constitutional decisions. in the battle goes on. and so he had leaned the grndwork for this . new jersey loss but why were they even trying. why would they think they could do this. because in kilo, the city in london said we want to raise ese houses here. and clear the space for pfizer the pharmaceutical company. to build a complexith offices in research and so on. they will paid much more in real estate taxes and property taxes because the property will be worth mu more. and will have these houses on that . the supreme court said, that's a public purpose. had we know, w know because city council voted for it. st be a public purpose. so that was such an departure from public use from saying the courthouse or railroad, is a complete shock. in the aftermath o that, 46 states have cnged their law are ma

for one kilo of beef. in a country with adequate natural water resources high consumption isn't a problem unless of course a lot of it gets polluted but in many regions water is scarce or supplies have been depleted by producing certain goods the water level in the r.l. sea has dropped 18 meters because of irrigation in cotton fields it's turned parts of was back you start into a salty toxic waste land. tomatoes a cultivated in the parched reaches of southern spain using water piped into enormous greenhouses. and in brazil where there's a shortage of drinking water the country's huge coffee plantations are never short of a drop coffee is a major export for brazil. europeans import beans water guzzling goods and by extension all the virtual water needed to produce them seen from this perspective someone living in germany uses free 1900 liters of water a day slightly over the global average but cooking showering and laundry make up only a small part of that most water used here is virtual water hidden in the

visitors for one then some is made into fruit spreads some visitors prefer that to taking a one or 2 kilo papaya home and we have customers in the restaurant business for instance a country in that interested in the project. if you would like to know more about this environmental project it is best to join a guided tour. mangoes. our exotic fruits for us here in germany but they are commonplace elsewhere and seeing those differences is exactly what makes traveling so exciting and even more exciting when take us around and in our. lot is going to show us the capital of jakarta. hello i'm really out we are in the capital city of indonesia. and it's good to see . that. we are ready for the market right now you can buy. food. and also you can buy every truth. it's rome with love it's a very delicious world and very serious for me. thank you. but you should try me. absolutely and the bank says that maybe it is just such you know we call it heartless thank you and so walk oh my. us thank you endeavor as a beautiful. love hope. you get it all over the skies. this is how we cross the street in in

she meets medications cages and 80 kilos of food per week. so work is dependent on donations and takes time. there are days when she nearly folds asleep at the feet to have her own will efforts pay off as an air of excitement at the sea aquarium this morning. fetches the turtle that she rescued from the thicket of saga some seaweed. more than a month ago. dozens of volunteers saw him. they helped way mesha and mock the turtles. so they can be identified in case they are spotted again. we are going to really live today. there is so much better now, so it's time for them to go. the turtles are just a few kilometers from then actual habitat. the activists convoy attracts a lot of attention that's actually only you, as i feel it somewhat like the brunt of this great fear means that more and more people are going to realize what we're doing are going to go to fight. and hopefully are going to come out of the surf is rough, but the water is crystal clear. 13 totals are being released into the ocean. very, very excited. i feel the hope is that they'

she needs medications, cages and 80 kilos of food per week. so work is dependent on donations and takes time. there are days when she nearly folds asleep on her feet. i think you have to let her know there are some really will efforts pay off. there's an air of excitement at the sea aquarium this morning. fetches the turtle that she rescued from the thicket of saga some seaweed. more than a month ago. dozens of volunteers saw him. they helped way mesha and mock the turtles. so they can be identified in case they are spotted again. because we're going to be released today. there is so much better now, so it's time for them to go. the turtles are just a few kilometers from then natural habitat. the activists convoy attracts a lot of attention that's actually only you as i feel it so much like a bronze is great here means that more and more people are going to realize what we're doing are going to notice. and hopefully are going to come out of the surf is rough, but the water is crystal clear. 13 totals of being released into the ocean. very, ver

but you can protect yourself and your family from diseases unknown by plying the 5 kilos to sea for food use them. you also have a role to play this is the news live from the united nations condemns what it calls a heinous and senseless massacre in nigeria. more than a 100 farm workers killed by insurgents, almost a sort of a sauce suspected of carrying off, also coming up tens of thousands fleeing the fighting in ethiopia. as the u.n. says, nearly whop of those displaced children to the turkish economy, returns to pro thought box with big problems low.

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we've got 3 kilos here and we need a strong muscular guy. that's me right here . so this is easy. the ground malt is then steeped in hot water. it's a process known as smashing through the board. so beer, you couldn't say so. it's a tart is just the stuff after a while the mashing is done. then comes the lottery, which means separating the liquid from the grain residue. you. we can give it a taste. there's still no alcohol content at this point. i think was it is, this is the multi residue. this is the most i don't want or sweet go ahead and try it. about one of them. you'll notice that all the sweetness has been washed out over the next step would be to add hops to the liquid. they give pierrots taste, and then yeast is added for fermentation. that makes beer an alcoholic beverage, but it's a long process. so we only learn the theory, but it would be a shame to go home without wetting our whistles. so the seminar ends with a tasting of the many different varieties of beer made by the munich group. we can place pretty soon the 1st, all of the locals for local sewing us their homet

do not know how to speak you know how could you know she did as she- i'm not gonna be kilo. this. day so with the device in whether the us as you can. yeah let's meet up up here. farmers are always exploring new ways to go the perfect the vegetables. and they're always under estimated in the world as much but in fact not only are they feeding us but they are also teaching us so much about how we can survive in the future. so it's important to keep the see the live because the seeds are the result of this artistic and scientific endeavor. that our farmers embarked on ten thousand years ago . he. this beautiful house family of thlehem was the for a while kind of left the untended to a particularly the garden and the terraces. hi this place now is being transformed from a family home to an art and research center. and i'm very proud to be the first landscape by residents. and so the idea was to somehow revived these terraces. but i wanted to create a plot that represents the beauty of the feeling of safety and home in the midst of this area where we're right by the wall where a lot o

to how he weighs 20 kilos more than the 0 and pecks $105.00 horsepower so slightly less and also recounts you can get about 158 kilometers range but it costs a hefty $33.00 grand but there are inch trim. the manufacturers on the other hand couldn't be more different to 0 motorcycles as a starter was fun and into all 6 in the us it's often called the tesla team or just psychosis. while harley davidson absolutely legacy manufacturer that was founded in 1000 or 3 and has petrol and loud pipes practically burnt into its d.n.a. . but clean and quite electric motorcycles have become so popular that even community care just like in berlin rent them out for trial. so is taking which bike i would say there's 2 options can we can either fight it out or do rock paper scissors what do you prefer well as you and i'm a champion. and i'm not and i want to get out of chute alive i would say we do rock paper scissors but the winner takes the holly ok right so i want to free her. i would have preferred to spike honestly but just to you know right just to stick it to me yeah i could see you so how is your w

and that we can feel pain in our stomach and hips as we have to carry 20 kilos, chemical tanks. it's also coast falling. of the women borderless, colorless, long lasting. the oil inside the palm fruit is in high demand, often finding its way into so, deodorant, and cosmetics that make up the $500000000000.00 global beauty industry. to satisfy soaring demand, oil producers rely on an intensive, toxic pesticide use with little protective equipment thing. to want to get there and any month on our findings in column one ton should female workers got pneumonia or were blinded by the past aside. but it also happened in sumatra where one was contaminated by habit sites and the company wouldn't take any responsibility. but women are also vulnerable to sexual abuse. one described an attack from her boss that went unpunished by police. first of all, he harassed me. then when we were at the plantation, he began to threaten me by saying, if you don't give me your body, i will chop your neck with this axe. and then he started to open my shirt and rate me. when he finished, he spat on me she

that's more than $4000000000.00 kilos of new waste each week in the u.s. alone. while i was shooting that i was respecting of the photographs as a kind of instant archaeology sort of, you know, so that we can see right away what the, the peoples, not only what they're there surrounded by, but also kind of what their values are. siegel has also photographed grown men reenacting the american civil war. the battlefields of the past are now fast food, joints, or parking lots, has photos shown a style just as an irrational illness, a longing for a past the people themselves never experienced. it's interesting because with a lot of these reactors, they play both, they play the north and they play the south. but generally they prefer playing south greg siegel approaches his photo series, with an almost scientific precision. his pictures show incisive, but also of society. colors can play a huge role in how we feel, since a lot of people started spending more time at home this year, paid companies have seen sales go way up. now mostly they've been selling more soothing p

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since the 1970 s., the probe is expected to bring back 2 kilo's of rocks and soil to help scientists learn more about earth's nearest neighbor, including how it was formed. the mission has also showcase also showcases the advances that china's made in space exploration technology. this spacecraft has towered above the southern island province of high land 5 days a symbol of china's technological prowess. and its military might a source of pride for many chinese. this is china's message to the world because china's global signature would injure your child. i think by being able to launch such moon exploration, china is making history. the china 5 rocket is comprised of several components. one is the lander, which will dig for rocks and soil. these materials will then be transferred into the return capsule for the journey back to the current lunar program consists of 3 phases, overseeing landing and returning to china. 5 will carry out the 3rd phase, bringing moon samples back to earth that we hope this will be a success. we hope your mind that you hope, if it is a success, it would be