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Germany Today  | 19.10.2012

Video of the Day: Amateur mechanics in Essen - Zia Zazai’s workshop is a haven for car fanatics. There are six elevating work platforms for people to repair and pimp up their vehicles. Zia Zazai is happy to give advice, and even lends out his tools ...  

Germany Today  | 18.10.2012

Video of the Day: Hazardous Cliffs - Surveyor Jan Giehler flies over the famous chalk cliffs of Rügen in a helicopter - while measuring the cliffs and their condition with a laser scanner. The aim is to produce a more accurate picture of Germany’s largest island, and forecast the kind of dangerous landslides that have cost lives in the past.  

Germany Today  | 17.10.2012

Video of the Day: The Crocheting Salon - A traditional Turkish handicraft has been embraced by young hip Berlin! A Berlin fashion label has added accessories crocheted by local Turkish women to their design collection. When the women meet up to do their needlework, it's not just about fashion - it's also a good example of cultural integration. 

Germany Today  | 16.10.2012

In this edition: Deutsche Bahn is looking for employees - in the next five years, it has to fill 40,000 positions. We visit an animal undertaker - every year, about 1.4 million pets die in Germany. We meet mathematics professor and cellist Matthias Kreck, who says music helps him to think structurally. And in our "Video of the Day": Bodyflying. 

Germany Today  | 15.10.2012

Our video of the day: Deaf in Parliament - twenty-six-year-old Martin Zierold has been a member of parliament for the Greens of Berlin's Mitte District for half a year now. He is hearing-impaired and uses two interpreters to follow the proceedings. Martin Zierold is himself a teacher of sign language and a supervisor at a youth club. 

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