Les Inconnus est un groupe de trois personnes comiques : Didier Bourdon, Bernard Campan, et Pascal ... moreLes Inconnus est un groupe de trois personnes comiques : Didier Bourdon, Bernard Campan, et Pascal Légitimus. Au départ, ils étaient 5 membres, mais deux ont quittés le groupe. Ils sont célèbres depuis 1990 grâce à leur émission parodique : La télé des Inconnus. Durant 10 ans, ils se sont séparés, mais se retrouvent en 2000. Ils faisaient des sketches parodiques sur des bandes annonces de films, des vidéos musicales, de publicités,... Ils ont également produis quelques films dont Les trois frères, Le Pari, Les rois mages,... Après des réactions négatives sur leur dernier film, Les trois frères : le retour, ils décident que se sera le dernier travail produit sous le nom "les inconnus" et chacun continues leur carrière de leur côté. Même après plusieurs années et leur séparation, leurs sketches sont toujours connus et font toujours autant rire.Dans certains de leur projet ils critiquent le systhème, les nombreuses taxes, les gens de la haute société, la politique... mais tout ceci avec humour. Ils n'hésitent pas à se déguiser (en femme, vampire,...). Vous pouvez retrouver une partie de leur travaille ici : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXY5L6p4n3COUBqaTJY-2tQ less
Hi, I'm Rick Steves,back with more of the best of Europe.The people here claimif you stand on a chairyou can see all across... moreHi, I'm Rick Steves,back with more of the best of Europe.The people here claimif you stand on a chairyou can see all across their country.This is the Best of the Netherlands.Thanks for joining us.Traveling here, it's easy to seehow the Netherlands is a lot like its people --efficient, a good balance of old and new,hard work and fun, innovation and tradition.Even with a dense populationand an ongoing battle with the sea,the Dutch are warm and even-keeled.We'll cruise through a mighty port,go for an old-fashioned sail,and visit the ultimate flower market.You could be interested by some blogs about other countries in Europe such as Life in France, in Belgium, in Spain, or in Germany.We'll marvel at Dutch masters,smoke some eels,pull out all the stops on an unforgettable organ,and start up a classic windmill.In the west of Europe is the Netherlands,with 12 provinces including North and South Holland.Everything we'll see is within an hour of Amsterdam.We'll sail what was the Zuiderzee,blocked off by long dams,explore characteristic towns from Delft to Rotterdamand Haarlem to Marken, with lots in between.Most Dutch travel dreams are set in the area called Holland,and that's where we'll be spending most of our time.Like many fortified old cities,Delft, welcomes you with the twin towers of its city gate,graced by an old drawbridge and a canal moat.It's delightful architecture recalls the Golden Age --the 17th century pinnacle of Dutch trade and sea power.Quaint scenes line intimate canals.It's Thursday, and that means market day in Delft.In towns all over the Netherlands,main squares become thriving markets one day a week.It's late June,and the Herring are in season.And every market comes with a cheesemonger,almost evangelical about the tastiness of Dutch cheese.Ask a question and you're in for an educationcomplete with samples.This is young -- how young is this?Um, about four to six weeks.So, tell me about this one.Four and a half years old, hand-made and quite strong.We have -- sometimes is, we have them even older.I like that -- give me a glass of port and this is my dessert.Towering over the square is the church,with its brick steeple rocketing skyward.And facing that, overseeing the town's commerceas it has for nearly a thousand years,is the City Hall.Much of the Netherlands is built on soggy land.The City Hall, with its heavy stone jail,was built on the most solid land in town.The leaning church, just down the canal,not so much.The town's historic canals both drained the landand provided a transportation network for barges.Today, the old barges are retired --many are permanently mooredin front of cafes and restaurantsfor outdoor dining.Over the centuries, these little canalsshipped out countless barge loadsof the town's famed earthenware.Delftware is famous all around the world.Royal Delft, the oldest surviving workshop,established back in the 1600s,welcomes visitors to drop in and see how it's made.Visitors to the factory follow the process.First, the liquid clay is poured into plaster molds.When dry, it's removedand the seams are smoothed off.Then it's baked.And then, lovingly painted by hand.A mesmerizing scene unchanged for centuries.After being glazed to fix the paint,it's baked a second timeduring which the paint turns blue.That's the secret of Royal Delft Blue since 1653.The finished product -- this highly valued earthenware.Rooms of historic Delftware show off this art.This table setting is laid outas if it was the home of a wealthy person here in Delft.The Netherlands is small -- smaller than West Virginia --and the most densely populated country in Europe.Most of the country is below sea level,reclaimed with great effort over many generations from the sea.That's why they like to say,"God made the world, but the Dutch, we made Holland."This is polder land.Much of it once covered by the sea,it was encircled by dikes and dams and then drained.To pump out all that water,the Dutch used one of their leading natural resources --the wind.For centuries, the Dutch built windmills.Over a thousand survive, and many still work.Some welcome visitors interested in a peek atthe clever enginethat powered the creation of this land.I'm standing on reclaimed land, 12 feet below sea level.The challenge for the Dutch --to keep this land dry by pumping water uphill.Many windmills used their wind powerto turn an Archimedes' screw, like this,which, by rotating in a tube,lifted water up and over the dike.To catch the desired amount of wind,millers, like expert sailors,know just how much to unfurl the sails --or furl them back, as necessary.Mills are built with sturdy oak timber framesto withstand the constant tension.These timbers have stood strong since the 1600s.When the direction of the wind shifts,the miller turns the cap of the building --which weighs many tons -- to face the breeze.As he spins the winch,it all slides on these wooden roller bearings.Then, with a hefty chain,he anchors it... less
We are diving into more countries in Europe and discovering which nations stand out beyond all and today we are looking... moreWe are diving into more countries in Europe and discovering which nations stand out beyond all and today we are looking at the great people andculture and country of Belgium hey everybody what's going on Dave waffle here welcome to FTD facts the channel or weWhile we talk about using the people cultures and places from around the world and that's what we're doing todayCuz we're talking about the culture and the people of Belgium nowI know probably you guys already have some ideas of what Belgium already isBut we're gonna go diving right into it and find out which ones are rightWhich ones are wrong and of course here on the channel?You could be interested by some blogs about other countries in Europe such as Life in France, in Spain, in Germany, or in Netherlands.We take a lot of recommendations for our videos as a matter of factThis is one that has been recommended by you guys in the pastSo we just want to thank all you guys who've recommended Belgium on top of that guys if you like this video keep an eyeOut for our stuff at the end of this video because we've always got some really interesting things about other cultures and people that youGuys can learn from as well this video has been brought to by Graham really calmWe'll talk about that more at the end of the video so for me here guysI'm really excited to talk about Belgium because I think it's a really fascinating country. It's very uniqueIt's got its own rules regulations and its own type of people and one thing that I really like about itIs it's not really talked about much in the mediaSo this is quite unique for us to learn about this country and to start this all offWe should take a look at its population for Census they recorded that they had 11 million three hundred three thousand 52 peopleWhich actually ranks Belgium to be seventy fifth in the world when it comes to population?Now when it comes to this population because Belgium is a little bit of a smaller country than othersThey have approximately 300 70.3 people per square kilometer and considering we're talking about populationWe should probably take a look at the demographics of the country for example when it comes to this population about,97% of the population lives in urban areasBreak it down even further about sixty point seven percent of the people in Belgium identify as Christian32% classify as irreligion 5.2 percent follow IslamAnd two point one follow other religions nowI believe a spread out over a land size of thirty thousand five hundred and twenty eight kilometers SquareRanking this country to be roughly 37th in the world when it comes to its sizeI keep in mind when it comes to its land size about six point four percent of this is actually waterNow when it comes to the land and the water believe it or not belgium actually divides itself up into ten differentProvinces and yes in belgium. They call them provincesThey don't call them states or regions like in other places around the world now one of these that can get very confusing isLuxembourg because it is a province within BelgiumAnd it is next to the country of luxembourg like for me example when I was reading about itI was like well Luxembourg is right beside Luxembourg wait,Is that the country or now the country?But they're two different things now of these provinces the largest in population is Antwerp with a population size of approximately1 million eight hundred and thirty six thousand peopleHowever when it comes to land size the province of Luxembourg is actually the largestWere the land size of four thousand four hundred and forty three kilometers squareSo where does Belgium get its name well actually it comes from all the way back in Roman times?This is because it came from the word Gallia Belgica which was a Roman province which was located innortheast Gaul of Rome now this was a region that was conquered by Julius Caesar during the Gallic Wars andAfter his conquering. They renamed it to balj a witch at that timeIt was named after a group of one of the largest tribal Confederacy's within the region now as for the country it officially becameRecognized as a nation on October 4th of 1830 nowThis was after it's separated from the Netherlands because while the Catholic people just didn't really want to be part of the Netherlands anymoreSo they created their own nation,and they actually created their own form of government creating the kingdom of Belgium and by1831 the Netherlands unfortunately refused to sign the treaty of eighteen articles now of course after that there were some issues between the two countriesbut by 1839 the two countries actuallySigned the Treaty of London and in today's world the kingdom of Belgium still does indeed have a king with King Philip ofBelgium who's been ruling since two thousand and seventeen at speaking about ruling of Belgium we should probably talk about the capitalWhat is the capital of Belgium well this goes to the city of Brussels now?This is one very... less
Germany, the country where Einstein was born; where Beethoven made a name for himself inthe World of music and lyrics.There... moreGermany, the country where Einstein was born; where Beethoven made a name for himself inthe World of music and lyrics.There people live in a healthy and peaceful environment.There are many great universities in Germany, where foreigners are invited to get the besteducation for their better living.A country with 800 islands could be the most desirable destination to visit and livingthere would even be a better choice for your family.Interested to go!Well, first you need to know about the best cities to live in Germany.In the next heading, you will read about them.Also you will learn about the cost of living in the outlined cities.Moving there would be the best thing you should do this very time.But, what city you should opt as a suitable place for your future living?Read below the cities that are considered as the best to live in Germany.You could be interested by some blogs about other countries in Europe such as Life in France, in Belgium, in Spain, or in Netherlands.1.Berlin.The capital city is the best to live in.It is the city of museums, opera houses, parks, and bridges.That many bridges that wouldn’t even find the Venice city.There are three active opera houses in the city.Cheap rent is a happy news for the foreigners.Moreover, grocery prices are affordable for each income people living in the city.2.Cologne.The second spot of best cities to live in Germany has been occupied by Cologne.It is an old city founded during the Roman rule in the region.Best places you can live in Cologne include Sulz, Bayenthal, Klettenberg, Südstadt, andRodenkirchen.3.Dresden.“Florence at Elbe” is the identity of Dresden, a supreme city of Germany.City of great landmarks and historic sites will give you an enchanting travel experience.However, you are a mover, so it is great to live in a tourist electrified city.Due to its beauty, people called it Florence at Elbe.4.Frankfurt.The city of skyscrapers, Frankfurt, is the economic center of Germany.It has the most opportunities for business people to live in the city.The city hosts international book fairs, where you can meet World’s famous authors andmedia persons.Rent rates are quite low so as the grocery prices.It is an ideal city for foreigners to live in.5.Hamburg.The second biggest city i.e.Hamburg, is the people’s happiest region in Germany.You will be living in affordable houses, while shopping groceries on cheap rates.The historic port, also known as Gateway to the World, would be a unique experience totravel.If you love to spend your nights in cafes, bars, and restaurants, Reeperbahn would bethe best option for you.Live your life in this great city of Germany.6.Heidelberg.Heidelberg is the place where you can find one of the oldest universities of the World.Living in this city would give your children and high schoolers to study in World classschools and colleges.Even a smaller city, but Heidelberg got everything that you desire from any urban city in theWorld.7.Leipzig.Leipzig, the center of German art is one of the best cities to live in Germany.It is the city of peace loving people.Leipzig played a big role in the fall of Berlin Wall.The city deserves to be placed in the list of best cities to live in the World.8.Munich.Munich is a beautiful city, the gateway to the Alps mountain range.It is the greenest city of Germany.Historic capital of Bavaria will still give you the same experience that you requiredfrom the centuries old city.In autumn season, Munich hosts the World’s largest beer festival that we know as Oktoberfest.The festival attracts six million people from every corner of the World.9.Nuremberg.The hybrid of Modern age and history, Nuremberg, is a small but beautiful city for a living.People live happy and free life in their own cultural and religious limits.There is a famous Christmas Market in Nuremberg that people visit every year.10.Weimar.Weimar is a small city, but you will find all the necessities of life.Friendly neighborhood will welcome you with big heart.You will get to know the heart of German culture and tradition.It is the city where many great German artists were born; and many are still alive.Weimar schools and academies will give your children the life they deserve; so, the cityshould be your top choice for a happy living in the Germany. less
You could be interested by some blogs about other countries in Europe such as Life in France, in Belgium, in Germany,... moreYou could be interested by some blogs about other countries in Europe such as Life in France, in Belgium, in Germany, or in Netherlands.Today I want to speak aboutsome of the pros and some of the cons of living in Spain for people that arethinking of coming to live in this country we'll go through some of thoseadvantages and disadvantages I hope you stick around ok so some of the pros andcons of living in Spain I'll start with the pros and hopefully there'll be morepros than cons right now we'll have to weigh it upso,the first pro of living in this country now I'll just tell you a little bitabout myself I came to Spain eighteen years ago to live I first came to Spainin 1991 on holiday I came back two or three years in a row and basically Iliked Spain to be able to be living here for so longobviously you have to like it there's a couple of other factors as well but ingeneral I like this country so the pros of living in Spain now obviously formost people the biggest pro is going to be the weather for me it isn'tnecessarily a factor because I come from a place with good weather andwhether is a something that I can't deny is not an attractive point about livingin Spain of course there's places with betterweather that others the dread for example is not the best place in theworld weather-wise it's very hot the summer quite cold in the winter but ingeneral the Sun shines and it allows you to do a lot of outdoor activities rainis not going to be one of those things that affects your day to dayso that's weather now the pro of living in Spain is the historical value ofliving in a country like this the culture the history behind it there's alot of very very interesting places to visit too many to name in this video butall over the country you have great historical and culturalvalue,another Pro of living in Spain let me thinkanother pro of living as Fame is the people the people in general are veryvery friendly I haven't had a problem Spanish people have a philosophy whichis live and then live and more or less they adhere to that of course you canhave some problems with some people I mean that happens everywhere don't getme wrong but in general the Spanish population or Spanish people and notreally in your face it takes a while to get used to don't get me wrong it's notgoing to be something that you immediately get used to takes a littlewhile but once you get to know Spanish people they are a friendly Bunchokay now let's talk about some of the causeour biggest con about living in Spain is the economy when I first came here theeconomy was booming of course it turned out to be a huge bubble whichsubsequently exploded and left the economy in an extremely bad conditionfrom another employment point of view that's another point as well when itcomes to looking for work very very difficult to find work in Spain unlessyou want to teach English if you want to teach English you shouldn't have aproblem depends on where you going to live of course but if you wanted to getinto the mainstream Spanish economy very very difficult to find a job becausethey're always going to choose a Spanish person over you because of the languageand basically because of that reason then you wouldn't expect anything elseif you went to the UK as a foreigner you'd expect UK people to be given jobs,first or at least a lot of people do and it's no different hereso in that sense the economy work all of those things notthat easy the second disadvantage will con aboutliving here is that in the majority of cases you're going to be living in acity in a flat you're not going to have a back yard you're not going to havemuch access to nature the only time you got to be able to get into nature is ifyou on the weekends you go into the countryside is if you live in Madrid ifyou live in Barcelona it's very urban living of course if you live in a placelike le camp de Malaga you could probably live in a house with a nicegarden or the swimming pool etc but in a big city that's not going to be the casenow another positive aspect for me is the cost of living cost of living inSpain is quite reasonable keep in mind that salaries are not all that high aswell but I find with the salary that I earn I live reasonably well I don't haveany problems I wouldn't say that I'm thehardest-working person around but more or less from that point of view it'sokay,another pro of living in Spain is the food culture that they have here Spanishpeople love to eat and drink and the food is very very good it's very variedit it in varies from region to region the traditional dishes go a lot furtherthan pea and Spanish omelet again the word variety is something ifyou're a foodie or if you like to eat you'll never be disappointed in thiscountry and that goes for drinking as well drinking alcohol in Spain hasfantastic wines it has good beer it has a good social life surrounding thosethings as well so all of the bars and restaurants provide great socialactivity another advantage of... less
Someone once told me that in France youcan be as rich as you want you can besuper wealthy nice watch nice car nicehouse it... moreSomeone once told me that in France youcan be as rich as you want you can besuper wealthy nice watch nice car nicehouse it doesn't mean anything if you'renot cultivated and you don't havegeneral knowledge.. Salut Youtubehope you guys are doing well welcomeback to my channel or if it's your firsttime here hello my name is Rosie I'm aNew Zealanderliving in France and I'mhere to do another video on some Frenchculture shocks which are some of myfavorite videos to do. At least once aweek I have a thought that's like ohthat's funny or oh that'sinteresting and I hope it doesn't stopbecause it's kind of part of the fun andso although I am becoming more and moreFrench and I have done a video on thatthere are still things that surprised meso without further ado, I suggest we getright into it!You could be interested by some blogs about other countries in Europe such as Life in Spain, in Belgium, in Netherlands or in Germany.Something that really shocks me aboutFrance is the concept of internetbanking here I don't believe it existsand I'm gonna explain why. When I pay forthings on Friday Saturday and Sunday thetransactions don't show up on my accountuntil maybe like Monday Tuesday orWednesday. For me, this means that myinternet banking has shut down for theweekend! I have found it really funnythat internet banking in France forexample if I want to add someone that Iwould like to pay with my own moneyI have to sometimes wait 24 48 hours forthe bank to accept that request so I canfinally pay these people but hey maybeit's just me maybe it's just my bank andmy partner's bank made me were just weare with quite old traditional Frenchbanks now I don't want to name and shamethem because it's not really fair but if this is not the case for you andyou have a banking system that worksperfectly fine and your transactions onyour internet banking are live so yourmoney goes out and your balance updateslive please let me know down below and Iwill investigate those banks ok guys sothis one maybe it's just my partner andhis family I'm not really sure but I've noticed in France that we never sleepwith a top sheet. To me a normal bed setup is mattress mattress protectbottom fitted sheet and then on top ofthat you've got your top sheet and thenon top of that you've got your duvetcover and the things and blankets andthings that keep you warm so you've gota protective layer between your body andthe duvet cover it's more forcleanliness I think then for comfort butin France I haven't seen many of thesetop sheets around and it's kind of funnyI don't know where they disappeared to. They dosell them in stores but I just don't really see them at least in my versionof France so can you let me know ifyou're French down below do you have topsheet or no top sheet and then if youhave no top sheet isn't it annoyinghaving to wash the duvet cover likeevery single week? maybe it's just thesame as washing the top sheet I guessbut yeah anyway let me know.seeing France again through her eyesbecause she just noticed all these kindsof things that I had kind of forgottenabout and one of the things she pickedup on is that there are no customs inFrance when you arrive in Paris Charles deGaulle that's so so rare to actuallyhave people checking what's in your bagso on the other way around in NewZealand they're very strict about thisso you cannot bring shoes withany grass or mud on them into thecountry you could get fined they'll getthrown out you cannot bring unopenedfood you cannot bring so so many thingsinto New Zealand to protect theenvironment and the biodiversity and inFrance I remember like landing andgetting my passport checked and then Ijust walked through I thought I hadaccidentally missed a part of theairport I was so worried it's sort oflike you get to the border it's like ohyeah just bring it in whatever you havein your suitcase it doesn't matter.Other things she noticed that cracked meup is how much the French hatescaffolding probably because it doesn'tlook very nice agreed but there arequite a lot of restoration projects thatgo on in summertime and here in Paris andthere's a lot of scaffolding that'sneeded you know on our monuments or onsome random buildings and what they dois they put this hilarious facade on top of the scaffolding so it's kind of likeit's a painting that makes it look likeit's a real building if you thought thatwas hilarious that there's kind of likethis big scaffolding cover-up operationI think it's fair that the French hatethe look of scaffolding but the lengthsat which they go to cover it up as kindof funny.Okay the next culture shock I want totalk about is this kind of nationaleducation around the harm that wavescan do to your body which is I'm sureabsolutely true and absolutely groundedin science but I've never met so manypeople I mean collectively as a nationthat would agree that microwaves are badfor you and to try and avoid usingmicrowaves as much as possible not tostand too close to the... less
How to start earning serious money on youtube !?YouTube is a truely exceptional platform to share the ideas and talent and... moreHow to start earning serious money on youtube !?YouTube is a truely exceptional platform to share the ideas and talent and content to the public by creators, also people are earning from YouTube. So, do you want to start your own channel ? or perhaps you alredy have your youtube channel and wondering that how to earn money from that and turn your hobby to your job.Major youtube channels make thier profits from their videos and work with decent amount of money,seriously youtube is your serious souce of income i mean your main and only one source of income, where shuold you start and where is the step to get succes ? Dont worry we sill show you ! The first thing is that you have to start your own channel and if you have already have your youtube channel then remember that your channel is all about everything, you chan mak short and meaningful cartoons,sing,or share your lifestyle the options are endless.Your YouTube account is basically the same as your google account, and you can either use it as it is or a new one. so its better to chose your username carefully because the more complicated it is and the chances is you can make it big. It should be something easy and memorable so that people wont be saying ( "i saw a cool video on that channel Gosh, i dont remember the name anyway...." ) So sont foget to add keywords connected to your content in the advanced section of your channel settings. Now you finaly have youtube channel so you have to upload content on that you have to find your own topics and discovers your unique styles.Try not to make your videos too long , and alwyas make sure that your audience wont get bored.Try To upgrade your content : Buy A better camera , use better editing software, and so on.and make sure you have to post videos regularly and if you only post videos once or twice a month your audience can quickly forgwt about your channel if its not some one of a kind content.now the main thing is that how to earn money with youtube i am gonna show below in the video that how to step by step work to earn money first a fall thier is a option of monitization option is youtube where big companies advertise through google adsense agency on your channel and give 60% to you you will further see all the steps in given below video : less
Cet article a été écrit par Luis Villalobos et corrigé par Yungsun D7.Premièrement... moreCet article a été écrit par Luis Villalobos et corrigé par Yungsun D7.Premièrement il est nécessaire de connaître les différences entre coutumes et tradition. On peut dire que les coutumes sont une forme de comportement particulier, assumées par toute une communauté qui les distinguent des autres communautés. Par exemple les danses, fêtes, repas, languages ou artisanats.Ces coutumes sont transmises d'une génération à l'autre et elles vont devenir une tradition. Une tradition représente la richesse culturelle d'un pays. Il s’agit des coutumes et manifestations que chaque société considère comme valables, et les maintiennent de manière à ce qu’elles soient apprises par les nouvelles générations, en tant que partie indispensable de l’héritage culturel.
Les traditions au Mexique
Le Mexique est un pays rempli de traditions, du nord au sud. Il serait cependant difficile de tout expliquer. Ses traditions sont liées à la nourriture et aux fêtes.Jour des morts : Les gens se rappellent des personnes qui leur sont chères et utilisent des soucis (fleurs) pour leur montrer le chemin vers (?) la terre des vivants. Nous nous moquons de la mort.Le cri pour l'indépendance : tous les mexicaines fêtent l’Independence du Mexique, avec des mariachis, la nourriture typique (tacos, tostadas, empanadas, pambazos, enchiladas, de la bière, la tequila) les gens se rassemblent pour pouvoir célébrer ensemble.La Guelaguetza : Sans aucun doute, c'est devenu l'un des événements les plusreprésentatifs du peuple mexicain en raison du folklore. Le troisième lundi de juillet, Oaxaca devient un festival de couleurs et de saveurs.Dans ma vie personnelle, je n´ai pas beaucoup de traditions, moi et mes amis sortons profiter des célébrations, et chaque année on améliore la manière de les célébrer. Scolairement, Nous avons l´habitude de sortir pour célébrer la fin de nos études, le jour noël, et finalement célébrer la fin d'année.Les traditions seront toujours la base d'un pays. Nous vivons dans un monde riche en cultures, en coutumes et en traditions diverses, oú on a peur de la mondialisation, mais le fait de vivre dans un monde de plus en plus mondialisé et interconnecté nous permet de partager et découvrir la diversité culturelle dans une mesure jusqu'alors impossible. less
Chile is one of the most advanced countries in south america, Chile is most advanced there big malls and theaters and taxi... moreChile is one of the most advanced countries in south america, Chile is most advanced there big malls and theaters and taxi services and buses thez go all daz all night. As i told you before chile is so advanced every kid have its own cell phone in thier hands.Most Of them have internet connections. Everything is the same between usa and chile expect there a spanish in chile.The one strange thing in chile is they meet and greet each other with shake hands and hugs.Women and men greet like that they kisses on the cheeks while meeting and greeting.Also women and women meet and they kisses on cheeks on each other.The routine of the buses and taxies in chile is not accurate they just come like randomly and go and stop if they want.They dont follow the rules of trafic they just go and go. The best thing is if you leave one bus then after 2 mins 2nd bus is came to bus stop.In chile hardly people have thier own cars and vehicales so some time they missed to come church on sunday for prayer that is the main issue facing in chile sometimes.In small town churches are to far away from peoples houses so they reached late in the church may be they are waiting for their friends and relitives or for buses and some times some peoples are just giving them invititation to come with us to church this sunday. less
First of all i will tell you the living standards of peru its depend on your attitude of personality but its not terible but... moreFirst of all i will tell you the living standards of peru its depend on your attitude of personality but its not terible but the transportation is peru is good we travel place to place in buses and taxies because transportation is so cheap in peru.The public transport is super cheap in peru its not easy to tell the direction of the place in spanish to taxi driver.The education in peru is like a good you will see the the 1st school and second school and then high school is very religious type schools you will the name of the schools is like christ schools and that type of names.There a lot peoples who are christan in peru thats why they have that type of schools.The safety wise is to be best to stay obideiant because when you are obediant you dont have problems so a lot of peoples who have been robbed in missions they were at the wrong time or may be thay have bad luck on that time usually be save at the night because there is alot of troubles seems to be in peru at night sometime.In peru those who are working in high companies like they have masters degrees and people who are drive a taxi they have alots of money to be spend onhier lifes so now the average rate of income is 50 to 60 percent in peru but the life is good in peru overall if we see. less
Colombia is a country at the northern tip of South America. It's landscape is marked by rainforests, Andes mountains and... moreColombia is a country at the northern tip of South America. It's landscape is marked by rainforests, Andes mountains and numerous coffee plantations. In the high-altitude capital, Bogotá, the Zona Rosa district is known for its restaurants and shops. Cartagena, on the Caribbean coast, has a walled colonial Old Town, a 16th-century castle and nearby coral reefs.In my experience, there are two types of Colombia... cities and towns. In cities, especially Bogota, it's a very work center culture. Most Colombians have to be working by 8 am (at the latest), and work till either 6 pm or even later. They are in love with their lunch breaks, thus always get one hour around 1 pm. Bogota is extremely modern (for Latin America), and people dress very formally (suit every day). Outside of major cities, life can vary greatly. For many, it's a relatively calm experience. They start work a bit later, usually get to go home for lunch for two hours, and then usually work a few hours later in the afternoon. I've seen that in small towns, it's much more family driven as opposed to work driven.
The Berghof Foundation supports efforts to prevent political and social violence, andto achieve sustainable peace through conflict transformation.Work in Colombia Berghof'sSupporting Peacebuilding in Development Cooperation in Colombia project works principallyto build trust between the state and civil society and communities. less
The colonial Portuguese should have sent the blacks back to Africa after Slavery ended and imported huge numbers of Germans,... moreThe colonial Portuguese should have sent the blacks back to Africa after Slavery ended and imported huge numbers of Germans, Scandinavians, Frenchmen, Poles, Dutch, Irish, Czechs, Russians etc.. as well as more Japanese, Koreans and even Chinese. Yah, I know Germans and Japanese came to Brazil but not enough. If that would have happened, Brazil would have been a fully developed nation. Also there should have been some years of British rule and Anglo Saxon government system like in Australia or New Zealand or Singapore or Hong Kong. British ruled countries with White and East Asian populations have been super sucess stories. That is the recipe for sucess for a nation.That's what you get when chaotic populational growth(mainly through immigration towards the richest cities),lack of any sort of governmental planning during decades(probably centuries),huge and disgraceful regional inequalities and a very inefficient and we could say murderous policy of "war to drugs" are mixed up in a single country.Right next to favela and have spent years going there for long periods. the guns smuggled in from neighboring country's are easily excusable not to mention the corruption by police and government officials it is a hard country to live in and not cheap so people resort to robbing or joing a gang (drug dealing) to sustain a life style i hope to see a change one day. less
Free markets increase wages, not manipulation of the market which creates distortion. It's so typical of leftists to blame... moreFree markets increase wages, not manipulation of the market which creates distortion. It's so typical of leftists to blame Capitalism for the currency devaluation when in reality it was the previous government's fault. There shouldn't have been subsidies or controls on currency in the first place. Undoing the damage isn't going to be all rainbows, it's gonna take time to undo the damage of that inept imbecile who was at the helm for years.Argentinians want to hide their reality , 2018 inflation , many white Argentinians are suffering poverty .
Argentina is socialist and puts their own people especially non whites in poverty. Argentina is corrupt.Unorttunately the wealth of the world is in the hands of a smal group of people . They dont care about a father going to children telling them that maybe tomorrow we wil have a decent meal .Argentina is not a complete country like USA, we live mostly changing law, currency, jobs, etc. Its normal to see high prices, poor familys, etc. Usa, is a mostly complete country, so much less people are poor. :/ we got a bad governement, hope macri changes that.Devaluation of the currency and inflation has nothing to do with market friendliness. Such ideas are the exact same failed Keynesian policies of the past being repeated again. In a free market, production rises due to higher investment and greater efficiencies, supply increases and prices fall. Inflation is caused by governments not the free market. It's time Argentina practiced separation of economy and state.Raises in the face of inflation will cause more damage in the long-term than they will solve. Instead you need to government to keep out of these matters, allow the currency to recover, and allow people to make opportunities for themselves.
The reason of having more poverty in the north is not the weather, it has nothing to do with it. And speaking of education, I must say that Argentina used to be one of the most learned and cultivated countries. In 1869 the president Sarmiento send to build 1117 public schools and 400 private schools, and today in the US the teachers day is the september 11 in honor to him. Because the first country in the world that break the analphabetism wasn't France, wasn't the Great Britain, Germany or the US. Was Argentina. And that legacy remained until the 70s when slowly begun a decadence of education, culture and values. Another thing, we do have agencies dedicated to sell houses, but many people pfrefers do it by thier own.
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Psychologically, this makes such a difference. You could say that I’m solar energized… HAHA! Cheerful, hopeful,... morePsychologically, this makes such a difference. You could say that I’m solar energized… HAHA! Cheerful, hopeful, feeling like you’ve actually woken up in the morning. Even when I’m just driving around to the kids gymnastics or the grocery store, I look up at the big bright blue sky and I’m just like “Thank you God!” Beauty Going hand in hand with the weather is the state’s beauty. Where we live is covered in pine forests and palmetto palms. Wild fowers. Deer moss. Coastal dune lakes. Wild blackberries and rosemary. Magnolia trees. It really is a diverse and breathtaking state. Taxes Okay, this is a grownup concern, but it’s a big one. There is no state tax in Florida. In Illinois it is 3.75%. In California it can go up to 13%! You save ALL of that by living in the sunshine state. Might not sound like a big deal, but that is your grocery bill right there. Or college savings. The sales tax is also lower here, and property tax is about HALF of what it is in Chicago. It just costs less to do things from getting your license plate to registering a business. So that’s been a nice perk. The beach I’m putting this in its own category because woah. We live up at the top of the Gulf of Mexico, and I gotta say these are the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen in my life. White sands. Clear, emerald and aqua green waters. Not much seaweed or rocks or shells to dodge as you wade through water. Speaking of which, the gulf is so nice and warm. The coldest the water gets is about 70 degrees which is about as warm as some water gets up in the Midwest. In the summer, the temp can get up to 88 degrees! Pretty freaking amazing, less
In this video i am gonaa tell why i am move in morocco basically im from france i lived many time uk and usa but now i have... moreIn this video i am gonaa tell why i am move in morocco basically im from france i lived many time uk and usa but now i have planned to move and live in morocco first reason is the cost of living food is very cheap in price you will get breakfast only in 1 dollor ! Everything in morocco is to cheap than uk and usa fruits are 4x 5x chaeper than these countries.Prices are not the same in morocco every price has negociate price you will bargain at the price for negocition of the price remeber that in orocco every thing you will get in negociation , Always negotciate all the prices in morocco.The opportunities in morocco is very high you will come to any other country you will find a job quickly because they hire and trut on outsiders they belive that foregines are most experiance foreigners dimploma are more valueable than local peoples.Another opportunity you have to make your own company and run in morocco in very low price and there is no taxes for first 5 years of you sratrting a new company in this country own a company and run a company is very chaep and low price in this country. You will start your own bussines in this country absolutelly without any problem of taxes and any problems of finacial problems.Also you will see the living standard of morocco in the last moment of video thanks for watching and reading this ! less
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