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[00:00:00] Besides, they are still easy pray for predators. According to the
[00:00:03] Galapagos conservancy, captive-bred tortices need to be between
[00:00:07] five and seven years old, for them to have fighting chance when released in
[00:00:11] the wild. But back on
[00:00:14] a Floriana, this pioneering group are all 12 to 14
[00:00:17] years old,
[00:00:19] of added maturity that will hopefully ensure their homecoming is
[00:00:22] success.
[00:00:31] With these 158 turtices, what we want is to
[00:00:35] determine which areas they will use for foraging and for
[00:00:38] migration, or for the ecological niches
[00:00:42] of of these species. Change won't happen overnights and more releases are planned in
[00:00:46] coming years, but if the classic fable teaches
[00:00:49] a us anything, you can bet on the taurtous. It'll take a long
[00:00:53] time to get back to the 10,00, 15,00 taurtises. They do grow
[00:00:57] slowly, but they're very steady and persistent, I mean the... touris in the hair,
[00:01:01] um, the taurtis does win the race, I think it is just beginning, and the
[00:01:05] island is going to get his taurtises back and start itself to
[00:01:08] replenish and
[00:01:12] in renew.
[00:01:15] of
[00:01:20] This isn't your average jacket, it's one specifically
[00:01:24] designed to help you fall asleep, anytime and
[00:01:27] anywhere. so i'm going to try to take a
[00:01:31] 10-minute nap in this chair and let you know how
[00:01:35] my sleep was. good night. the flashing red light inside
[00:01:39] the hood is meant to help me drift off while this ring tracks my
[00:01:43] heart rate and body temperature. if my pulse stays too
[00:01:47] high, the jacket plays a laby. so i don't think
[00:01:51] i slept, but i feel very refreshed and i actually feel a little bit
[00:01:55] more relaxed than did when i first put on this
[00:01:58] jacket. placebo.
[00:02:03] of
[00:02:14] of
[00:02:30] obesity and stroke, but it's also costing Japan and
[00:02:33] estimated 3% of its
[00:02:35] of GDP each year. Now to help the nation catch
[00:02:39] more z's, the government is betting on sleep
[00:02:42] of tech, a market expected to
[00:02:44] of top $98
[00:02:49] of of million by 2027. Gadgets include
[00:02:49] of box you can sleep in standing up, a bed that lies flat when you do
[00:02:53] off, even
[00:02:54] of hotel that tracks your night sleep. In
[00:02:58] here, infrared camera. if you snore, then
[00:03:01] there's this machine in the back here also to measure how much you're
[00:03:05] snoring, and they tell me that this mattress also helps you
[00:03:09] improve your sleep because it can tell how much you're moving in your sleep,
[00:03:13] but do these products actually help or are they just expensive
[00:03:17] bedtime accessories? many
[00:03:19] of them don't have very solid evidence
[00:03:23] for the effect, unfortunately says
[00:03:26] Japan's sleep problem starts young Japanese. kids
[00:03:30] are already very much
[00:03:32] in sleep deprived, partly because they
[00:03:36] have this not only
[00:03:38] a regular school, you most
[00:03:40] of them actually go to after school, school, almost
[00:03:44] the nation is teaching them that
[00:03:47] of sleepiness during the daytime is normal thing, which is not
[00:03:51] true, so the
[00:03:52] of biggest sleep aid might not be another gadget, but changing the
[00:03:56] culture around rest. good night and good. on getting
[00:04:00] a good night sleep. Hannika Montgomery, CNN,
[00:04:03] Tokyo.
[00:04:14] of
[00:04:27] of
[00:04:32] of
[00:04:37] a
[00:05:07] a
[00:06:34] This is Maco, around 700 thousand
[00:06:38] people live in this former Portuguese colony, an area.
[00:06:42] roughly 33 square kilometers, that's about 24
[00:06:46] times smaller than the size of New York
[00:06:48] City. long known as the Las Vegas of
[00:06:52] Asia, Macao, a special administrative region of China, has
[00:06:56] world-class casinos, hotels, shopping
[00:06:59] malls, and that's why people come
[00:07:02] here. In 2023, more than
[00:07:06] 28 million visitors, around 40 times the local
[00:07:09] population arrived in Macao.
[00:07:13] GDP also rose over 80% the level in
[00:07:16] 2019, small, but
[00:07:19] mighty. Still, this former colony hasn't fully
[00:07:23] recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic either in visitors or
[00:07:27] the economy. That's why, nearly 25
[00:07:31] years after its handover from Portugal back to China,
[00:07:35] Macao is looking to diversify its econom away from the
[00:07:39] gaming tables into its unique heritage.
[00:07:45] a blend of Chinese and Portuguese cultures, what guests
[00:07:49] expect is shows is to see something different.
[00:07:52] Wow, and it's style a
[00:07:56] mix of old world charm with modern ingenuity. It's
[00:08:00] a very good blend the east and the west. To
[00:08:04] us, macaw is our root. We hope that visitors can
[00:08:08] understand that Maco has its own thriving
[00:08:10] culture. This is Next
[00:08:14] stop
[00:08:14] Maco.
[00:08:29] Macao may be small, but its skyline reflects its big
[00:08:33] ambitions. Grand Hotels a
[00:08:37] massive convention center, lights
[00:08:40] everywhere. Maco. is an architect's
[00:08:43] playground and a place obsessed with
[00:08:46] constructing new things, Simon is
[00:08:50] following his own
[00:08:51] path.
[00:08:55] he owns hotel central a nearly century old
[00:08:58] building and one the most iconic in
[00:09:01] Macao. Hotel Central and I
[00:09:05] are faded together, and that's because my family lived across from Hotel
[00:09:09] Central when I was born. The moment I became conscious and
[00:09:12] website, I saw hotel central right before
[00:09:15] me. Constructed in
[00:09:18] 1928, it was Macao's first ever fully
[00:09:22] integrated Casino Hotel and the first building to have an
[00:09:25] elevator. In 1942, it held the title as
[00:09:29] Macau's tallest skyscraper at 11 floors
[00:09:32] high, which drew the likes of Hollywood Star Clark Gable and
[00:09:36] James Bond author Ian Fleming. The allure the
[00:09:40] hotel captured Simon's heart at. early
[00:09:43] age.
[00:09:47] As children, we were very rowdy, and nowhere to go after school,
[00:09:51] we would frequent the largest building in Macau out of curiosity.
[00:09:54] One day I got caught by an employee and
[00:09:57] was thrown
[00:09:57] out onto
[00:09:58] the streets.
[00:09:59] As kid,
[00:09:59] you know, I didn't know better, so I pointed at the hotel and swore
[00:10:03] that I would buy it someday. That's what he did in
[00:10:07] 2016. By then, the hotel had fallen into decline
[00:10:10] after losing its casino.
[00:10:25] everyone around me, money can produce volume, but money
[00:10:28] cannot reproduce history. that is why
[00:10:31] i want to coexist with history. it's irreplaceable. i felt
[00:10:35] that restoring the hotel was huge business opportunity, so did
[00:10:39] it without hesitation.
[00:10:43] restoration got underway in 2020, from repiling the
[00:10:47] delicate foundation to restoring the exterior, simon
[00:10:51] wanted to retain the hotel's original integrity.
[00:10:55] The structure went through lot of changes that would have never been done before in
[00:10:59] Macao. We were the first in Macao to try our method. When
[00:11:03] you have no experience, you have to take time for trial and error
[00:11:07] every step the way. After about
[00:11:11] $50 million US dollars and years of restoring the
[00:11:14] building, Hotel Central officially opened in the summer of
[00:11:18] 2024. The design is based on styles from the
[00:11:22] 1920s to the 1940s, from the mosaic
[00:11:25] floor tiles, vintage, antiques, curated by Simon
[00:11:29] himself to the art deco
[00:11:31] elevators.
[00:11:38] Cultural heritage is essential for healthy tourism
[00:11:42] sector, observers say. The global heritage tourism market
[00:11:46] reached more than 580 billion US dollars in
[00:11:49] 2023. That number expected to grow to
[00:11:53] more than 810 billion.
[00:11:55] culture by 2032, according to market research firm,
[00:11:58] i'm mark heritage
[00:12:00] group. plays key role in contributing to the tourism
[00:12:03] development in macal, so in 2005, the historical
[00:12:07] center of macau was inscribed in the world heritage site
[00:12:11] including 22 sites and a squares. so
[00:12:14] start from that, so historical center maccao has become a unique tourism
[00:12:18] attractions and also a key reasons for
[00:12:21] visitors to visit macao. but
[00:12:25] bringing in those visitors means having viable ways for them to get to
[00:12:29] Maco, transportation by all means on the
[00:12:32] ground, by sea and
[00:12:35] air, and on the list the world's
[00:12:39] top 20 busiest airports you probably won't find
[00:12:43] this place, it might not even crack the top
[00:12:46] 50. Welcome to Macao International
[00:12:49] Airport, basically to Macao, the modern
[00:12:53] aviation is is brand new. we bew it
[00:12:56] from up. built on reclaimed land on the eastern
[00:13:00] side the Macao peninsula, the airport began operating in
[00:13:03] 1995 with one terminal, 10 gates and a
[00:13:07] single runway. Macau International Airport is one the
[00:13:11] smallest major airports in southern China. about
[00:13:15] 100 kilometers away, Guanjo's buyun international airport
[00:13:19] is one the world's busiest, according to airports Council
[00:13:23] International. It served. 63 million passengers in
[00:13:26] 2023, compared to Maco's 5
[00:13:30] million. Closer still is Hong Kong
[00:13:33] at only an hour's ferry ride away. Hong Kong
[00:13:37] International Airport offers flights to around 220
[00:13:40] destinations worldwide. Macau, around
[00:13:43] 42. Still, its conception was
[00:13:47] huge source of pride for the small region. Chairman Simon
[00:13:51] Chan remembers it well.
[00:13:56] "back in 1994, when the airport is under
[00:13:59] construction, the whole city is excited, when the airport started the
[00:14:03] constructor, at that time I was in college, my father
[00:14:06] always cut the newspaper and send it to
[00:14:08] me. flag carrier Air Maco is based
[00:14:12] here, mainly serving mainland China.
[00:14:16] Since the disruption the pandemic in 2019, the airport has
[00:14:20] only recovered nearly 80% of
[00:14:23] pre-pandemic passenger. traffic observers say what they're missing
[00:14:27] is is those other markets, particularly Korea, but also
[00:14:30] Taiwan, uh, Philippines,
[00:14:34] Malaysia, all these, all these other markets are down,
[00:14:38] Thailand, and these were kind their main main markets, pre covid, in terms
[00:14:42] of after China,
[00:14:44] and which
[00:14:44] is obviously the by far their largest markets, I think from the tourism
[00:14:48] market point of view, of course, what they expect the
[00:14:52] airport is morewood. more
[00:14:55] airlines,
[00:14:59] overshadowed by nearby cities in both size and
[00:15:02] capacity, Simon says macaw and its airport need a unique
[00:15:06] strategy to grow.
[00:15:08] is a small city, we need to rely a little bit on more
[00:15:12] on the market around us, so the connectivity is very
[00:15:16] important, so besides expanding the
[00:15:19] airports, the interconnectivity
[00:15:23] between, airports and the city
[00:15:26] arounds are very important. is
[00:15:30] linked to nearby Hong Kong and Juhai through a 55
[00:15:34] km sea crossing bridge. It's important to to. look at
[00:15:37] it as kind of one region, particularly now that the infrastructure
[00:15:41] has improved with the opening of new bridges and so forth, what that does
[00:15:45] is it it opens up the lot of opportunities
[00:15:48] to to to kind of attract passengers or or tourists or
[00:15:52] visitors from visiting multiple destinations in the
[00:15:56] region, but it also makes it easier for somebody
[00:16:00] heading from to one destination to use an airport in another
[00:16:03] destination. new routes are being added and the...
[00:16:07] Airport has announced plans for expansion, which is due for completion in
[00:16:11] 2030. Although it's unlikely it will outgrow its
[00:16:15] neighbors. Operators at this little airport say it still has
[00:16:19] a big role to play in the region. We don't have
[00:16:22] their size, but we are having our own
[00:16:26] flexabilities.
[00:16:41] Street artist Annie Chong and her Costa Rican born husband Felipe
[00:16:45] Wong are hoping to put Bacao on the global stage,
[00:16:48] one toy a time. It's a very good
[00:16:52] blend the east and the west. Um,
[00:16:56] and storytelling wise, it's actually quite
[00:16:59] interesting too. In
[00:17:02] 2020, the couple found toy brand Nativo, which
[00:17:06] translates to... in both Portuguese and Spanish,
[00:17:09] reflecting their diverse backgrounds. Annie
[00:17:13] and Felipe gravitated toward this nostalgic medium plastic
[00:17:17] as their canvass and souvenires with their own spin,
[00:17:21] heavily inspired by hip-hop culture. In fact, the
[00:17:25] plastics industry is nothing new here. For a brief time
[00:17:29] in the 1980s, Macoo was a thriving hub for manufacturing,
[00:17:32] its main export
[00:17:34] toys.
[00:17:37] Match box. cars, hasbro's transformers G1, and
[00:17:40] Mattel's hot wheels were all made in
[00:17:43] Macao. Traditionally, everyone first thought we would go
[00:17:47] to Hong Kong, unfortunately, but um, but then when I
[00:17:50] start digging into it, I realized Macao was the first ones that were doing
[00:17:54] plastic and toys and then they moved to Hong Kong, then they moved
[00:17:58] into China. some people will see like some people that is not involved in the culture, it's like
[00:18:02] it's just a piece of plastic, but but these piece of plastic for us, this is the
[00:18:06] our stories, so... it is it is super important for
[00:18:10] us, we want people to react, we want people out to
[00:18:13] participate, to to get activated and to to find out that they can do all these things
[00:18:17] and we can show all this stuff to everybody else outside the city
[00:18:20] too. alice cock leads a non-profit organization
[00:18:24] helping develop the local art scene in macaw. i
[00:18:28] think this is quite characteristic to our
[00:18:32] our cultural identity, i think and so we we
[00:18:36] can see that the younger ' is they also have this uh
[00:18:40] tendency to mix uh very
[00:18:43] traditional medium and also very
[00:18:46] contemporary and the east and the west and and
[00:18:49] mixture with the mechanis
[00:18:51] culture. the local artists
[00:18:55] say they use macaau small size to their advantage to
[00:18:59] foster collaboration between disciplines. i think macao
[00:19:03] has that flexibility to do that uh small community so it's easier
[00:19:07] to... reach out to different people who are specializes in different
[00:19:10] areas to complete one single
[00:19:13] project, but that also means a small market.
[00:19:17] alice says artists here need more
[00:19:19] audiences. now they sell
[00:19:23] their products online and at toy shows and are preparing to sell
[00:19:27] their toys at this coffee shop. it could be big
[00:19:31] business too. the toy collectibles market is estimated to reach
[00:19:35] a market value of over 35. billion dollars
[00:19:38] by 2032, according to analysts, much of it
[00:19:42] made in mainland China. For education, for
[00:19:46] our younger generation, I think is uh, it's important
[00:19:50] for them to grow up, not
[00:19:53] only thinking that earning money is the
[00:19:56] only goal for them to survive,
[00:20:00] but to cultivate uh our spirit, being
[00:20:04] creative, I think is uh something that is... that is very
[00:20:08] important in the development of the society as a
[00:20:11] whole, we feel like everybody needs to to have
[00:20:15] this uh
[00:20:16] this uh feeling this attitude in life because it's a self-improvement thing, it's a
[00:20:20] self-expression thing, you find way to to to discover your
[00:20:23] own identity and toys connected very much
[00:20:26] with it. a
[00:20:30] growing young community inspired by the past, innovating for
[00:20:34] the future, and it's not just about art, There are
[00:20:37] budding young entrepreneurs doing the same thing across different
[00:20:41] sectors of Maco, including its most iconic
[00:20:45] delicacy.
[00:20:48] This is a port. egg tart with its flaky pastry
[00:20:52] shell and rich custard filling, it's one of macao's most
[00:20:56] beloved sweet treats, and now 28-year-old
[00:21:00] crystal quack has turned it into
[00:21:02] beer. this is
[00:21:05] Maco's very first craft beer company called funny
[00:21:09] eye, founded six years ago while Crystal was still a university
[00:21:13] student. The business has stood the test of
[00:21:16] time. Forget.
[00:21:20] but the rules, people think savory flavors cannot be made into
[00:21:23] beer, that food cannot be made into beer, but we're here
[00:21:27] to rewrite the rules, the young entrepreneur first
[00:21:31] experimented with fermentation in her own home and selling out of a
[00:21:35] wooden cart at weekend markets with
[00:21:38] friends.
[00:21:44] after years of fine tuning her brewing process with
[00:21:47] fermentation tanks and brewing equipment. tailored to fit inside
[00:21:51] her 12th floor warehouse brewery. Crystal is proud to
[00:21:55] say her beer is 100% made in
[00:21:58] Macau. In every aspect,
[00:22:02] people wonder why we base our operations in Macau. We have to
[00:22:06] source everything externally, but to us, Mcaw is our
[00:22:10] root. We hope that visitors can understand that Mcao has its
[00:22:14] own triving
[00:22:15] culture.
[00:22:20] famous ruins of St. Paul's, her tasting room is just 5
[00:22:23] minutes away. They pair
[00:22:27] snacks with seasonal beers on tap, mango sticky rice
[00:22:31] al, coriander and tea infused
[00:22:34] flavors. There isn't much of a drinking culture in
[00:22:38] Macao Crystal says, but she is eager to change the business
[00:22:41] landscape and evolve the industry for craft
[00:22:44] breweries. I think this type of
[00:22:48] thinking is becoming more. popular, they have a going desire to
[00:22:52] build something new, to try. I think Maco is seeing the
[00:22:56] next generation who want to do their own
[00:22:58] thing. Her brand is now
[00:23:02] expanding into Mainland, China and Hong Kong along the side
[00:23:06] of new non-alcoholic
[00:23:08] drinks. Young
[00:23:12] talent, working to ensure a future of Made in
[00:23:15] Macao.
[00:23:29] Codfish cake, seafood, rice, egg tart,
[00:23:33] these are some the staples of Portuguese comfort food, and for
[00:23:37] hungry, Asia-based fans the cuisine, you don't need a fly
[00:23:41] to Europe to get bite of this Portuguese heritage,
[00:23:45] they can get it right here in Maco,
[00:23:48] semi-autonomous region. in southern China and former
[00:23:52] Portuguese colony. It's been nearly 25 years since
[00:23:56] Macau's handover from Portugal back to
[00:23:58] China. The European
[00:24:02] influence here is still ubiquitus, like
[00:24:06] in the historic St. Lazarus district with cobbled
[00:24:09] streets, churches and colonial style
[00:24:12] architecture. Pedro Almada
[00:24:16] moved here from Portugal in 2015.
[00:24:20] "I love cooking since I
[00:24:21] was kid. Macao seems a bit portuguese uh,
[00:24:25] so I decided to come to Macao and start to cook Portuguese
[00:24:29] traditional
[00:24:30] food.
[00:24:35] The 31-year-old is the executive chef of Alberg
[00:24:38] 1601, one of
[00:24:42] number of Portuguese restaurants in Macao.
[00:24:46] Founded in 2010, his menu features an extensive list."
[00:24:50] of traditional portuguese classics, including the
[00:24:54] seafood rice. the secret to Alberg's
[00:24:57] appeal, authenticity, he says, we
[00:25:01] use recipes that are authentic,
[00:25:05] portuguese, so the way we can be
[00:25:08] creative is to bring new dishes that never been in
[00:25:11] macao.
[00:25:16] the restaurant's general manager says their design concept is based.
[00:25:20] unchanging appetites of tourists who increasingly want
[00:25:24] more, so by living here for 11 years, now we have
[00:25:27] diversity of tourists that are looking for, not just the casino
[00:25:31] and the five stars hotel and the mission stars, but also to look for the
[00:25:35] authenticity. outside it's courtyard frame by two
[00:25:39] century old camper trees with every room here
[00:25:42] made to look unique. what's different nowadays and what
[00:25:46] guests expect is shows is to see something different. They don't,
[00:25:50] they don't come just for the food, they come for the environment, for the music,
[00:25:54] uh, in this case, for the courtyard as well of restaurant.
[00:25:58] There's no shortage of good Michelin Start restaurants
[00:26:01] here, but... Some restaurant tours here are doubling
[00:26:04] down on Macao's Portuguese past. Observers like
[00:26:08] David Wong, a former food and beverage manager a major
[00:26:12] hotel chain in Macau says this helps them to stand out in
[00:26:16] crowded competitive space. So in Macao,
[00:26:20] independent restaurants the fies and they survived to this day
[00:26:24] and some have been open 40 years, 30
[00:26:27] years. Uh, so that's standard test of time, not many
[00:26:30] restaurants last that long. and what is real
[00:26:34] in macau i guess is with history of
[00:26:37] Portugal been there for 450 years and
[00:26:41] uh you should really try Portuguese cresine there and then you have
[00:26:45] the wines to match with
[00:26:47] it. Alberg 1601
[00:26:51] is owned by restaurant group in Macao that champions Portuguese
[00:26:55] gastronomy. its new adventure Kakista
[00:26:58] pays omage to his Asian home serving.
[00:27:02] Makinese cuisine, an authentically local
[00:27:06] cuisine that blends Chinese and Portuguese with influences from
[00:27:10] across Southeast Asia, India and Africa. The
[00:27:13] restaurant is located a historic house in Taipot,
[00:27:17] village on the northern tip of Macotai island. Of
[00:27:21] course, the mechanis cuisine is very old cuisine, what we have now is new
[00:27:25] equipments, new techniques that can uh make the better
[00:27:29] textures, we can keep the meats more juicy. "we
[00:27:33] can control the temperature, something that they couldn't do 500 years
[00:27:36] ago when Portuguese arrived to Macao, so I
[00:27:40] think the the gast
[00:27:42] the mechanis gastronomy is starting now new chapter
[00:27:45] and we we are very happy what what already uh is
[00:27:49] done, but I think is much more to come, he and his team hope to
[00:27:52] preserve and honor the territory's identity and
[00:27:55] history, and while most visitors to Maco don't come
[00:27:59] just eat, according to Wong, he hopes..." that changes
[00:28:03] soon, those who do will find unique flavors from
[00:28:07] east and west and no shortage of good local
[00:28:10] food.
[00:28:28] 25 years after its return from Portugal to China,
[00:28:32] Macao is strategizing its way forward and developing
[00:28:36] new opportunities for growth across different
[00:28:39] sectors. What that will look like in another
[00:28:43] 25 years is hard to tell for now. The
[00:28:47] former colonies big ambitions will be uniquely
[00:28:51] McCow.
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[00:29:12] visokim i vrlo visokim rizikom od kardiovaskularnih bolesti, radi
[00:29:16] smanjenja rizika od akutnog srčanog moždenog udara, prije upotrebe pažavo
[00:29:20] pročitajti uput o lijeku za obavijesti o indikacijama i mjerama opreza nežljenim dejstvima na lijek posavjetujte se sa lekarom ili
[00:29:24] farmaceutom
[00:29:25] bajer zdravlje ne
[00:29:29] čeka zato ni mi ne stojimo inova na
[00:29:32] medicinska tehnologija, precizna dijagnostika, stručan
[00:29:36] tim koji zna, može i djeluje, spoj
[00:29:40] vrhunskog znanja i najsavremenijih rješenja, u
[00:29:43] prostoru gdje se profesionalnost osjeti od prvog
[00:29:47] koraka, jer kada je riječ o zdravlju, birate
[00:29:50] sigurnost, birate povjerenje, birate
[00:29:54] nas, poliklinike
[00:29:56] Unimed. Nova
[00:29:59] tehnologija mijenja pravila, zato podižemo. Standarde za vaše
[00:30:03] iskustvo, svaki klik, svaki stream bez zastoja, uz
[00:30:07] još veće brzine do 650 mb/ sekundi, svi eon
[00:30:11] paketi šest mjeseci po jednu km, uz Arena premium
[00:30:15] kanale, tri mjeseca promo, uz eon light i full pakete,
[00:30:18] telemah, aspirin protect 100 mg preporučuje se
[00:30:22] osobama sa visokim i vrlo visokim rizikom od kardiovaskularnih
[00:30:26] bolesti, radi smanjenja rizika od akutnog, srčanog moždenog
[00:30:29] udara, prije upotrebe pažimo pročitati uput o lijeku za obavijesti.