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Situation being a witness being trying to help and being a reporter at the same time and well right now. being busy reporting is what keeps me going so and i hope but i want to have to deal with this for a much longer time we also hope to thank you very much for talking to us and with that back to you a reader in berlin. what a traumatic experience that was the deadliest months of montauk in two peter fritz an eyewitness and journalist with the austrian broadcaster r f let me bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the bug they've been messages of international solidari...

Gosh it must have been such a huge disappointment for messi and this is probably his last world cup yes you look at the images from the video or even the one in the wall behind us i mean he just looked defeated to watch in german a game i mean he wasn't able to get the ball and do his magic as usual because he was always man marked by three four people trace the completely took him out of the game and his teammates they they were performing there was so much space opening up by missing man mark and none of the teammates stepped up and and scored a goal or created a really really dangerous chan...

The alms ritual that takes place in the streets of man mark every morning is a reminder of this connection between the population and the monks. the monks are freed from material needs and can dedicate their studies wholly to spreading buddhist teachings thanks. for the children of the poorest families entering a monastic school is often the only way of climbing the social ladder they then continue their training at the buddhist universities while some monks are happy to lead a modest life in a monastery others become influential people in burma society the so-called venerable ones.

The alms ritual that takes place in the streets of man mark every morning is a reminder of this connection between the population and the monks. the monks are freed from material needs and can dedicate their studies wholly to spreading buddhist teachings thanks. for the children of the poorest families entering a monastic school is often the only way of climbing the social ladder they then continue their training at the buddhist universities while some monks are happy to lead a modest life in a monastery others become influential people in burma society the so-called venerable ones.

Them with a religious education while the people pay for their maintenance. of. the alms ritual that takes place in the streets of man mark every morning is a reminder of this connection between the population and the monks. the monks are freed from material needs and can dedicate their studies wholly to spreading buddhist teachings thanks. for the children of the poorest families entering a monastic school is often the only way of climbing the social ladder they then continue their training at the buddhist universities while some monks are happy to lead a modest life in a monastery others bec...