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often drunks not ours thank god but there are a lot of stone people here that's a real shame but it's better now because of the park keepers president george bush to walk your dog he will be to go than is also thanks to to me a cheap litter and psychologist competed against seventy five other applicants for the job which was advertised all over europe and. he meets the other parking his in his office. therefore at the moment but the plan is to employ more in the future. sergio is from guinea and speaks ten languages. this helps him explain the new rules to the deal is rule number one aggressive behavior is forbidden. we have to be more visible. we don't always have to be everywhere though we've got bikes it takes five minutes to get to the other side of the park with the bike. and there will be as we go around it takes twenty minutes. so you can actually monitor everything here. and that's important because i think this is the you know. there's certainly a disappearance. in the mother money and you know i took us by and explains that a group from guinea don't want people to roll joint

humankind sun runs its artists and gods and builds museums temples and holy places for them such as the former model st church of santa maria delegates here in milan the glory of the month is architectural genius that houses my last supper here in northern italy some five hundred years ago the two of us worked on this wonder of the place just a glance. from auntie united to the beauty of mathematics and the laws of nature in the aesthetic perfection of his architecture her end. of the dome cloisters in sacristy i'm not in a gigantic or overwhelming scale a fit sense of proportion rules this is a true jewel in the crown of eternity. and you're a lawyer. i am. i am i m. i am. i am. i did not spend every day in the refectory where i been commissioned to paint the picture of pictures instead i would have my abra monday's judges it was built on shore which to admire them all the graceful movements and physical strength of the workman who were my models obama and his gift for transforming humble stone and simple shapes into a high unity. the cloisters to the right is the sacristy. it to you i

in a single. also believes in god. i can trust myself and i can trust god. i'm a very religious person i don't think i have to do this all alone. most. intensely fourteen she released an album to help children with their sums it features math exercises said to the music of minutes heads. says also and even memorizing should be done with fun and joy otherwise it doesn't stick and hang. out mean it was released around twenty c.d.'s for children so far including musical stories traditional children's songs and a christmas album. everything from the vibrant world of pop music on facebook and. stories stars and the latest from the music scene. join us in the universe of pop on facebook send us a message we love hearing from you. in two thousand and five named his career kicked into high gear again with a single day but is to it was his second number one in germany after going annoyances moved along and it also went gold which is the video. that still. they've. made the food it's needed. of course no no special would be complete without those ninety nine red balloons it's an antiwar s

didn't seem all to. israel seventy years. to displace nations. god's will for one homeland security in our program a moment of optimism when rabin and our sons agreed on peace a peaceful future for both israelis and palestinians who seemed with each but an assassin put an end to. an end to the returning to the history of the displaced people still fighting for their homeland however hopeless it might seem they will never come back to those places israel seventy years may twelfth on t.w. broadcast times on mine. a little. bit. hi and welcome back to sarah's music every year the german aids foundation hosts a big opera gala in bonn it's all for a good cause and young opera singers come from all around the world to take part. in her damn. loud. oh i. eat. meat. oh bill. her. her. eat. a he knew. her. and it. hurt me oh. ok oh eat. them lose. sleep easier. to hard. a. a a little. bit . to. me. if. the a. little touch. mom. the lose. the lives and move. on to. this. crime eight years but it was. in the bronx world. little girls love. the feel good looking little one elizabeth lives. live

be without music is god it was music in the church centuries ago with composers like bach as i knew the church was for the best of the best. so where are they now we want to be the generation to bring new creativity because god is creative. isn't it fun celebrating god here in . the city center. this is concert meets prayer and it has the blessing of the church the brother is a protestant but they also want to build bridges between denominations several thousand people come to their base events which they organize four times a year in various locations. it's name stand up that they really believe that they live what they saying it's great. because they get the faith across really well it is not some old church thing sitting on a cold pew because a lot of them is using was a very matter. of style as one important person had to miss the event to do a guest performance for the band who was florence joy is the singer of kin against the star and she's also married to thomas the band's lyrics often refer to god in the familia do form a way to make him feel closer and more accessible. it t

separates me from his front drive i can't get through. goose that guy or not as god is god not a one of the musician stuck in his closet. maybe you've seen that f. word christiane or not oh promote some of the world's biggest brands he gets over twenty three million euros a year from they are and many more from his sponsors nike pay him trente six million euros a year his football speakers stop. by take a look around but it all looks the same no caps and the fans just mormon and gates around the corner stalking or nigel makes me feel like one of these tiny ants crawling around aimlessly aren't we all small and insignificant compared to him. maybe i just need to meet someone who knows him personally who might tell me c r seven is a normal guy. the biologist bad luck he's been picked up so i can't ask him. so i did waiting around the villa back to the city to moderate and to a place where the stars go in the free time to. the restaurant a side door down us t.x. lanes that the city's best players dying here they must sit here hidden away in these back rooms with their friends drinking e

millions of records sold me and i will always be one of germany's biggest musical stars playing god. while performing in los angeles in twenty seventeen. a founding member of the eurythmics he'd been wanting to record with and together they wrote it became my rebel as the music video. with. the. player he played him her plane. load the clinton. plane. head to spotify. every week bob export publishes a new playlist on spotify for twenty songs fall made in germany. you'll also find a chart toppers new releases and classic hits the follow off export on spotify. player. and i know his latest album is called old school and it's a collection of songs that reflect on times gone by the first single lead a phone for mean songs from the past but the production is anything but old school as you know explores fresh new avenues. that. he can play. live. you know that. was the first single from the house album old school it's a love letter to her old favorite songs like those made on listen to age thirteen on a sound system. and that's the time i always think of when i sing lead to form. i'd like

monks had finished their day's work they could withdraw here to be alone with god. the. ten hour. i am. i am. the. through a large round arch in the eastern cloister the monks entered the chapter house the assembly room above the stout romanesque pillars is the dormitory where all the monks slept. in the chapter house the monks were released from their vows silence this is where issues and developments affecting the monastery were discussed first a monk would read the legend of the saint or a section of the book of rules then the abbot would comment on the reading and if you practical instructions for work assignments next came the monks confession in a loud voice they acknowledged their sins and faults and the abbot decided what form of penance or punishment was required on sundays and religious holidays lay brethren were also admitted to the assembly but they had to leave before the monks confession. in its simplicity of line the abbey church at fontenay appeared to misers the ideas of scent bana unlike most cistercian churches it was built with only one storey and large arcades. the

developing smart solutions everywhere. let's inspire each other good enough for god to make his. on t.w. . higher and higher further and further home dirtier and dirtier. the high gloss world of professional sports behind the scenes of bitter truth manipulation exploitation corruption obvious style. of business worth billions but just how murky is the world of sports in reality. judy games starting june sixth on t.w. . how the germans came together in one nation from shanda money to chancellor also from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. i swell always to bring my royal college of that to protect christendom and spread this line true for. a few days will learn to focus. on weeks of course people the enemy. to cook and steer by courageous decisions the toughest cozier masters we have received the crown of our own from god not from his presumptuous servant to the realm of his whole fucking saku's. we must forge peace. the germans every move. this is good only news live from berlin not backing down the united states slaps the e.u. with aluminum and st

subbranch so it has a price to match. thank god it's called i. play d.s. seven gives you a nice bit of watch for your money. or cd says launched its next generation she clasped with offroad and on the exterior designs been given only a slight make over but under the hood it's got a power boost in the form of a new three hundred ten kilowatt twin turbo engine it also features an oppressive slope climbing ability of up to one hundred percent unsuitable surfaces the new g. class will go on sale in germany in june where a list for some one hundred seven thousand euros. ronaldo has unveiled its easy go autonomy's robo taxi concept the easy go response to profound changes in personal mobility including increasing traffic density and urbanization while conserving resources and protecting the climate as part of its drive the future strategy for no group says it plans to put fifteen self driving models on the market by twenty twenty two. cents in state view in two thousand and seven that she has models from b.m.w.'s f. series have stood for writing enjoyment and in venture in the mid range that

indulgent manic trying. mention is made of one of that god who ruled over the underworld it could be cost god cool word that means popping to the underworld a reference to man made water galleries cinta dating as shown in the spring cave to be the oldest water gallery created by human hands five thousand years of a census. and finally that is the only written document from home a stroke a bronze seal. lukian hieroglyphs. the political map of the world of that time has now been modified in his epic poem are described to equal yet different cultures yana telly and civilization of the loovens and the greek civilization of my scene this is something that one unrecognized for centuries. the delta of the river scum and in homes early at the got exams the complains about all the bodies and blood in the water he wanted to drown the greek hero achilles but apollo prevented it. today the delta has silted up its put to agricultural use and has been declared a national park. the countryside around truly was one of the attractions of the ancient. forest from. rome to the windy hill to manmade bur

was created by man not by the gods you know some other myths claim it's the only thing in the very in myth that did not come from humans as the mountain and they play a big role in everything else is added to them the lifestyle the shoe popular which developed from accounts for singles into apartments and to top things off logic to seconds fairytale castles. this famous king is still fundamental to the various image today he built noise funch tynecastle the state's most famous structure that attracts some one point four million visitors a year then there's october fest every fall some six million revelers come to raise a toast to their way in style. but they were also famous for its corps. and its soccer team byron munich germany's most successful soccer club has fans around the world. but these alpine meadows near. our far away from the hustle and bustle of munich down to earth very end soon would like to get away from it all can stay at a mountain then like the fife i am. here over a local beer and in good company you can muse over the nature of the quintessential the very end. that

from the rest of the world you can create your own world and it's kind of like playing god. as if this is a rehearsal for a stage play at a theatre for young people in berlin the play is co-produced by side of life a group that combines theater and virtual reality a special camera and digital software used to turn the actors into computer avatars . i don't mention we can't capture one hundred percent of what actors do onstage with their bodies facial expressions and voices and transfer all that to this new medium but we're getting there. so that's one of the great strengths of this project is the interaction between the real world and virtual reality when it works well you can mix immersion and illusion of them up it with your own. virtual reality has also moved into other genres of artistic creativity in the installation rising by serbian performance artist marina abramovich she sinks slowly underwater as a digital avatar. british artist anish kapoor takes a virtual trip inside his own body in a work called into yourself fall. swiss choreographer has created a virtual dance perfo

week we have mercy ourselves in the world of dance of choreographer john knowing my or. my. god my calling in this world is it has to create with movement to speak. living the story for me walking. has shaped contemporary ballet in a way few others have so this is really important. has to be i think that the goal weight has to be with the stepping on this ford. he has created more than one hundred fifty ballets for the world's top dance companies. the john neumeier foundation in hamburg this is where the choreographer lives and works amongst his unique art collection which revolves. around dance. has been the director of the hamburg ballet for over four decades it's his company. we have an appointment with the american choreographer whose home is germany. to begin with would you reveal the secret of your dad's const. very heightened kind if i were to reveal that it wouldn't be a secret anymore and if i could reveal what it is i'd be afraid it would disappear into details the whole thing emerges from loving something in the end if you love something and you want to immerse yourself

. good. and thank god there is someone who is watching over us out and putting him in light of that the fact that i come from one of the most important places of pilgrimage in the german speaking world is a key benefit and orientation point for me. to migrants who want to make germany their new homeland i say. they are very welcoming if they are recognized as refugees or asylum seekers as long as they become integrated in german society if you don't you can face off if you could you there are two sides to integration. on the one hand german society has a great deal to offer even bought it has justified expectations of the people it accepts that they take up these opportunities and acknowledge that they are in a country whose western values didn't simply appear out of nowhere these values have been defined over centuries of humanism and christianity. everyone who is prepared to accept this is most welcome in our country. from them through migration and displacement are on the rise for germany this means. that we are still facing a migration crisis which can only be mastered together

bubble gum. the gods may be but even a temporary music inspired by the divine topics for the next live. what keeps us in shape what makes us see. my name is dr carson because i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve go ahead. stay choose and let's all try to stay. the teaching him sixty minutes from the. global inequality. but this inequality. connected well. to the media play. join the discussion and how to. deal flimsy eighty. below lead looking for the why it's called the flu round is straight you know but so much about the flu is your favorite slim. elizabeth battling to bring them up churchill called look at the entire country champion free insurance for the last sixty years douglas for mines. hello and welcome to a pop exports special for they we're devoting ourselves to one topic religion in pop music we want to know how do christianity and music go together in germany and which musicians have the christian background here's what's coming up. the band legal piece that give us a music.

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sang's apostles and prophets who were venerated as mediators of god's grace and every orthodox believe a new them by name for they appeared in the same order in every orthodox church. st mary our protectors and intercessor the oldest judge of the former principality still standing erected not far from vladimir in eleven fifty six. nowhere in the form and spatial idea of russian medieval sacred architecture do see more clearly than in this change built in pale limestone its walls today on painted it rises gracefully above it square ground. perfect symmetry this architectural jewel with its delicate blind arcades an archaic facade ornaments managed to come through the mongol devastations miraculously unscathed. legend maintains that the protective veil of the madonna lay over the church dedicated to her in the meadows on the banks of the river no. past and present pictures from the town of sue's dull today. the intell is deceptive today those who can't grow their own food with some left over to sell at the market have hardly enough to live on. in the old days it wasn't just some

possible. the son of god. many of the other short films are also about life and death in ego actress jeanette hein plays a woman who are against consciousness after a car accident and can't remember anything getting help proves difficult initially due to germany's patchy mobile telephone network. and despite the confined space director look us by a manages to pack a number of dramatic twists and turns into the fourteen minute mini drama it remains nailbiting right up to the end fast yes just. festivals are a good place for the neglected short film form to shine and if your work convinces income you are well on your way to get it. oh. this story begins with a man who has decided to jump off truth his mobile phone reception. i don't like that i think this. was i thought it was actually. at the precise moment the woman on the other end realizes the man really doesn't tend to kill himself the casino where she works is really armed robbery. it's been called the short film has a very special form which i think is wonderful and of course for many short films are just a stepping stone to a f

popular music show he's saying is always an ode to god his message was one of love. in the city it's just unity and peace because we really need peace right now in this world it's a message he reiterated and his last television interview. i say this to all the people in pakistan and india and all over the world no matter what religion they belong to the most important thing in life the best form of worship is to help people. he sowed a message of love and weep hatred for it in june twenty sixth mean he was shot dead in the street the pakistani taliban claimed responsibility and they said i'm glad sabri had blasphemed god with his often unorthodox interpretation of the koran. six months later the house he lived in is guarded by security personnel. i'm sure at subways family still lives here even though they have received death threats. we are all still in shock. we don't understand how he could have been killed he's never done anything bad to anyone he was so full of love. he had an especially close relationship with his younger brother he mentored him and took him on tour and they perform

to playing god. the scientists who work in fields like these are driven to understand the fundamental puzzle of life though most know it's a puzzle that can't really be solved. for each other that's their things that's exactly what makes research like this so fascinating. also fascinating the price tag the farmer industry generally puts on life saving medication for most patients especially in the developing world their way out of reach no question about that the interesting part is how companies justify raking in all those juicy profits. for years this man suffered from hepatitis c. a viral disease that was destroying his liver. he was forced to spend most of his time in bed. he doesn't want to be identified by name. i get up with my wife at six am have a cup of coffee down again later i go out with the dog for a short walk and was so exhausted that i had to go back to bed. he doesn't know how he contract to this contagious disease. but his doctor provided him with i'm was able to eliminate hepatitis c. from the body. it blocks the ability of the virus to reproduce and us

one in german i want to make that. claim that strange that my. god these songs of english i've between we wrote the songs in english and translated them into german and it was stressful for some of the one version was always better usually be english so we said that we would meet the songs as people. at the movies this time. but in spring two thousand and nine they had bigger things to worry about a group of radical fans from france don't tell and their families pulled weeks it all ended with the pfizer the gas station and some will say it's. because it's gratis bill that was pregnancy and their underwear was rummaged through that's when they decided to move to the u.s. . president is an example. of humans explain these are the things that come with success and you have to deal with it somehow yeah that's one of the negative sides and then you get to that. it's all in the past now let's talk our telnet is still watched constantly one way or another they're even aware of how fast things get out on social media. i don't know i'm never going to make you nervous when you want to and i gues

crown of our rome from god and not from his presumptuous circle. the realm of his holy soccer. tomorrow we will have defeated the enemy all will never see one another again but. we must. ensure that everybody. at will and welcome to drive with an e w motor magazine coming up slick design inspired by cherry blossoms the mazda m.x. five sucker us charged up with elegance the b.m.w. five thirty i performance plus the new mercedes a class. wimmer seabees rolls of the new a clash we can be sure it will be very different from his predecessor and the new fourth generation is no exception the executive subcompact looks different and more importantly comes with further and brands technology and it offers a new choice of engines to gasoline in one diesel i defy lies the even a contest against type one points out that performance depends on the chosen drive train he's driving a one point four leader one hundred twenty kilowatt gasoline engine and notices it's got plenty of pick up the steering is very tight with good control the brakes are strong and the seven speed dork. such transmissi

against a powerful company like amazon the competition for public approval has the god. shifts as a clever idea is on the way. now out of town blow to the shift out charge. when it comes to photo card forms whether flicker or instagram only one thing counts who has the most likes that's precisely the focus of guru shots a photo op for the ambitious picture posting as a competition every day there are new challenges on special topics to capture the most beautiful moment or who has the coolest photo in paint users can vote on each other's pictures likes receive points and the champions of the challenges win prizes or even spots in exhibitions but watch out for certain features you have to pay for all these features unique photos had better chances of winning. part is in the eye of the beholder. you know of an interesting out there bright i was at shift details a new job card will include your best tips in the episode that was the app shot. and as always at the end of shift exit the internet find of the week today in front of world's. german artist philip look created loops some short

god reagan actually shows what he can do on youtube where he has hundreds of thousands of followers he says we can present can feel substantial and taste meaty or cheesy just like real meat or cheese he's making macaroni and cheese with all the wicked topping. the coconut bacon obscene maple liquid smoke a smoked paprika and a little bit smoked olive oil so it's going to really nice sweet smoking us that traditional bacon always has vegan dishes can also look just like their non-drug an equivalence. that just proves that you can food is so much more exciting than people think you can get hearty tasty meals isn't just salads or grass what people which people think we're just. going sausages we get milk cheese honey and even jobs food. green day is london's oldest entirely reagan supermarket is opened in twenty fifteen. even as it is growing especially fast in britain it's estimated the number of vehicles has tripled over the past decade to about three and a half million today. tania mehanna runs a vegan cafe she says there are many reasons to forgo animal products for the sake of the an

sniffing particular sense won't cure cancer. god exists is not about smelling if you want to use these substances as part of a cancer treatment you'd have to transport the sent via medications or injections directly to the cancerous tissue in order to reach the necessary concentrations to enter. but to enjoy the simple pleasures of aroma therapy at home just add a few drops of our enjoy lore common lavender oil to milk salt or sugar and put them in your bathwater. inhale deeply and letters sent to do its work. over on the therapy against cancer that sounds novel but perhaps there is a chance that we can treat cancer we cannot treat otherwise like for instance pancreatic cancer patrick swayze and steve jobs celebrity victims of patriotic cancer how to treat this tumor and how the chances of survival are this is what i'm going to talk about with dr and bring us down. the pan cross small organ that can often cause great problems. it lies right here between your liver entier spleen your pancreatic gland usually you don't feel it that it becomes diseased it might be life threatening.

thank god and if you decide to just. divine pressure so i've left the wine here it's up stairs in the compliance department will be cataloged and maybe turn up in a raffle to raise money for a good cause obviously didn't keep the cash and the same ethics also apply to me as a journalist zero tolerance for bribery. compliance has become an essential part of any company's operations white collar crime can start small a bottle of wine here. what feels perfectly respectable to begin with can all too easily slide into full blown corruption and not just in the business world politicians need to abide by a code of ethics that is international headlines are forever revealing they often do it it feels like this year we've seen even more corruption scandals involving politicians than usual is a roundup of some recent high profile cases. march twenty eighth seen peruvian president petro public steps down less than two years into office the reason corruption allegations. a few weeks later former south korean president park geun hague sentenced to twenty four years in prison for abuse of power und

past methods of i look at the story and then it was like oh my god i think i will color let's look at my story so i said i have to be careful of putting a lot of. phil collins has had twelve years in the limelight to tokio hotel singer is never born between two tours and album recordings he released a solo record in spring twenty sixteen and a photo book and he opened an art exhibition. to. the building seven style gallery in my twenty sixteenth it seems the whole city has come to see turn to tell me to sing a bill called it's presenting a sort of project pretty. good progress really good you must believe as if there are a few people who call me basically my mom and the person who the song is about and the person who broke my heart also called me pulling him to help you get out. that's right five songs about his broken hearts for many albums trying to overcome pain and suffering through a lot. like in the video don't break me. i'm not ok his fans have really had such an intimate insight into his life. it's been so much going to. i'm not someone who goes out in public don't you nobo

comrades were injured but. i've been fighting the who through since twenty fifteen and god willing to fight them to my last drop of blood. the shias for the honor of our religion and me but the loss of. not been. in the past yemen has kept itself away from religious conflicts. but this war has changed everything the sunni muslims of saudi arabia suspect iran their sworn enemy of supporting the shia who the rebels. and so yemen has become the battleground for these two regional powers and the conflict has taken a totally unexpected religious twist. soviet . as you know i visited it in two years ago so i have mixed feelings returning here the signs of war still extremely visible extent you can tell so when you listen to the patients that the wrist a lot happening on the front line that is getting closer to a point and that each day the hospital is no shock not just injured soldiers but injured civilians too and people from both sides of the conflict turn up at this hospital so we're very close to the fighting yet is that best said in the fall . of zero p. doc called it a polish. all fre

receive the crown of our rome from god and not from his her sumptuous service as high as holy sacrament. tomorrow we will have defeated the enemy all will never see one another again but. we must all g.p.s. . to ensure that every week on. summer twenty seventeen germinal far it is announced that they'd broken up a major child pornography platform which was coordinated in germany. did not form but i'll find the platform allowed users to exchange child pornography worldwide and to arrange meetings that involved actual sexual abuse of children aged between two and eight line accomplished and sent in them. prosecutors confirmed that the platform had eighty seven thousand members some parents are said to have used the site to offer that own children for abuse. there's been a shop rise in child pornography investigations in recent years we wanted to find out who downloads this material michael a self-confessed paedophile. three to talk to us. immediately when i realize that i feel like tendencies it became a real problem for me as i was disgusted with myself for this little. michael