Waching daily Jun 28 2018

But you don't see everything ...

The road ahead is still long ...

... to master McCree

But I will make it !

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Why a village made it easy for foreigners to become Swiss - Duration: 2:52.

Schelten, A German-speaking Bernese village,

tucked between the cantons of Jura and Solothurn.

A few houses and farmyards scattered across a large area.

A peaceful village with one peculiarity:

for just 36 residents, there are 2,827 people all over the world

with Schelten as their place of origin.

An explanation can be found in the minutes of a communal assembly from 1913.

There it says that many foreign families,

who had been working in Switzerland for a while

bought their Swiss passport in Schelten.

A lot of citizens were naturalized before 1914,

before the First World War.

Later they came back to the municipality,

primarily their descendants,

to see why they are citizens of the village.

A whole family could get passports for 300 francs.

The municipality used the money to support the poor in the village.

The process of getting a passport was simple.

The communal meeting could decide

whether to naturalize a family.

Because it was very quick and relatively cheap,

a comparatively large number of people were naturalized here.

Time was short. The First World War began in August.

Schelten was not the only municipality where

you could get Swiss nationality so easily.

It was the same, for example, in the Jura villages of Beurnevesein,

Bonfol, Roche-d'Or and Epiquerez,

which, like Schelten, belonged to Canton Bern at the time.

Herve de Weck specializes in the history of the world wars

and knows that it was no coincidence that the naturalizations

happened just before the First World War.

There's a simple explanation.

Foreign nationals who were working in Switzerland -

a peaceful land -

didn't have to risk their lives on the front line

in the French or German trenches.

Now, a century later, the municipality is still in contact

with some of its citizens,

who live somewhere else in the world.

Specifically the few dozen people

who are entered in the electoral register

and are allowed to vote on federal and cantonal issues.

We have to send them all the election and voting materials.

For us, that's 350 francs each time

that we have to spend on stamps alone.

Ballot papers that only rarely come back completed.

And because more eligible voters live abroad than in the village itself,

Schelten often has an especially low turnout.

For more infomation >> Why a village made it easy for foreigners to become Swiss - Duration: 2:52.

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UEFA goes nuclear - Duration: 1:09.

Zurich Airport, just after 11am today.

The Swiss national team returning from their Euro qualification match against Sweden.

The main topic wasn't the successful 0-0 but their protest action before the match.

In Gothenburg the team unrolled a banner protesting against nuclear tests by France.

It wasn't about being political. It was about expressing our thoughts and feelings.

That's not a political problem. It's a human rights problem.

Angry, the Swiss Football Association has distanced itself from the players' action.

You either do sport or politics. You can't abuse sport to do politics.

To be clear, every athlete has the right to be for or against something.

We understand that players have political opinions.

But we can't abuse sport or a host country's hospitality to do politics.

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Jin feat. MARiA - daze - Duration: 3:53.

The concrete flickered,

Hazing up, smoldering, the dream you're seeing.

I traced the template

Living every day in oblivion

A high tempo attendance

Permanent, inadequate, the dismal future

The final story has come,

Unable to say it, you're about cry

Come on, close your eyes

If, together, we've lost our way

There's no way back for either of us, right?

My hope is in this secret

The future is ordinary

Now, clap your hands

Circling around the zero - today, too, I'll collect the misunderstandings

It's beginning

Once again,

are you losing yourself?

Let's "play"

Yelling until it's heard

Let's "save"

Struggling until it's granted

Until I catch hold of that hand

I won't forget this warmth

Let's "daze"

Don't erase these hearts

Let's "change"

Don't cry all alone

If you're "lonely" it can be repainted

Remember it, the things you wanted to say

The encore echoed

Round and round, passing by inside the city

The standards were broken

Let's hold each other's hands in sweat

Break out and stand up

Can't sleep or stop It's the sign of a counterattack

The last day has come

Let's find those words that won't disappear

Come on, reach out your hand

Our encounter must be a misunderstanding, right?

At the will of the shadows,

The worried world is an afterimage

"Regret" and "weakness"

and even "timidness" with all of that

Let's fly are you once again,

losing yourself?

Let's "play"

The hand, reaching out, wavers

Let's "save"

Our hearts are worn out

Even though it's as if we have no hope

I won't forget that warmth

Let's "daze"

The city's wind growls

Let's "change"

The words disappear

If it's "feelings" then

They're here i noticed long ago

Passing by the child who gained red eyes,

and the blue, blue summer

Will it reach, if it's this voice

"Goodbye," Was what twilight said

Once again it'll become yesterday

Surely, we'll get out from this dream

Wait, if you're alone then reply

Don't lament "today"

Even your tears and loneliness

Will be shared so, together

Let's "play"

Yelling until it's heard

Let's "save"

Struggling until it's granted

Until I catch hold of that hand

I won't forget this warmth

Let's "daze"

Don't erase these hearts

Let's "change"

Don't cry all alone

Wavering in the city

Even if you're discouraged,

If you're "lonely," it can be repainted

With you, I tried to change "all alone"

With you

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Crime fiction with a local touch - Duration: 4:00.

A stifling feeling came over her.

She had to get away, somewhere where there were people.

Should she go back the way she came,

or go down the Bastionweg to the Baseltor? She took the first option.

At Riedholzturm, she felt again that she was being followed.

Riedholzturm, Bastionweg, Baseltor -

Christof Gasser knows Solothurn like the back of his hand.

In 2016, this successful author

put his home town on Switzerland's crime-fiction map.

It's a town with lots of stories, lots of little winding streets

where a lot has happened.

But it's a multicultural town too,

where many different people from many different

social backgrounds live together.

Perfect material for crime writing.

The stories central around cantonal crimefighter Dominik Dornach.

The illustrations show a team that meshes perfectly.

That solves local cases with international flair.

I also try to connect local traditions -

such as the 'Märetfescht' that takes place each summer -

with global issues such as islamism and terrorism.

"Solothurn spielt mit dem Feuer" -

Gasser's third local crime novel went on sale last week.

At Regine Frei's bookshop, too.

She's been a bookseller in Bern for 30 years

and has witnessed the boom in local crime writing first-hand.

Regional crime writing really only took off 10 years ago.

Practically every region and city in Switzerland has its own

crime novel or crime series, I think.

And today they are booming like never before.

In Zurich's 'Theater Rigiblick',

they've even made their way on to the stage.

Here, local crime fiction is blended with theatre and classic crime songs

to produce something entirely new.

Rehearsing under the watchful eye of Daniel Rohr.

He can find inspiration in a whole range of local stories.

Nordic noir is naturally very popular,

but I also find Swiss crime writing absolutely fascinating.

It's quality writing,

worthy of being put on stage.

Crime fiction aficionados such as Rohr

have a whole host of new releases from which to choose.

Silvia Götschi's murders take place in Einsiedeln for example,

Monika Mansour in Luzern, Ina Haller in Aarau,

and Paul Lascaux' inspectors are busy fighting crime in Bern.

Bookseller Regine Frei in Bern also

writes local crime fiction in her spare time.

The aim of all these novels: thrills in a familiar setting.

Switzerland's sometimes boring, uneventful side

is shaken up a bit in crime fiction.

But you can shut the book again.

No reader would want

a real-life murderer running around the place.

But when it happens in a book it's great,

you can shut the book in the evening, case closed.

Which benefits Christof Gasser, too.

Last year he sold more paperbacks than any other

Swiss author.

Local crime writing satisfies a need of our times.

Today, in our fast-moving, globalized world,

people are probably looking for something familiar, something

they know, and regional crime fiction gives them that, among other things.

For writers such as Christof Gasser, the outlook is rosy:

local stories are a rich source of inspiration

for a lot more crime fiction to come.

For more infomation >> Crime fiction with a local touch - Duration: 4:00.

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Why the Swiss are drone pioneers - Duration: 2:19.

-It goes everywhere, and in all those places where someone is at risk.

This drone is called Elios.

It's not a toy.

It was designed by Flyability,

a fast-growing start-up company in Lausanne.

It's one of the 80 Swiss companies in the drone sector.

Drone Valley extends from Lausanne to Zurich.

-Lots of people have looked for

magic formulas.

Some places have succeeded, often through positive emulation.

People who start at the right moment and join forces.

You have to take advantage of what's going on.

-Different tools, different horizons.

This is a drone from senseFly, which specializes in cartography.

-In terms of detail and geometry

and 3D positioning,

both horizontal and vertical,

it's almost at the same level as if you were on the ground.

-Why Switzerland?

We have the technological expertise,

entrepreneurial spirit, institutes of technology, and money.

-The start-ups

have brought success

but also risks: how do you identify the promising areas

within the drone segment?

-5 years ago

this industry didn't exist.

Now, senseFly employs more than 100 people in Switzerland.

Flyability has 60 employees.

And then there are the start-ups.

Just setting up once company, once, doesn't spell success.

- Drone Valley: we need a clear political commitment to regard it

as Switzerland's trump card of tomorrow.