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one for charm referred to hide his subjects to tears here's a look at what's coming up. on the grill we visit the world barbecue championships in ireland. under the microscope a photographer from the netherlands quick tears under the lens. and between the trees a very special treat house hotel. for foodies sort of the who's who truly appreciates fine dining barbecuing is an essential part of cooking while it's not just about throwing a piece of meat on the grill fine barbecuing sometimes requires slow cooking of about eighteen hours or more to get the right flavor well to take things even one step further there is a grill world championship which takes place every two years now this year in ireland eighty teams from thirty countries braved bad weather to face off in

europe's biggest barbecuing competitions so let's find out who won first place. chicken with sweet potato and maple syrup. cold shoulder marinated in apple juice and imaginative desserts of course all straight from the barbecue the international barbecuing elite has gathered in the irish city of limerick for the world barbecue championships some five hundred participants from more than thirty nations including mexico chile and thailand are competing. goods glutes comes from germany six friends from dressed in cologne and move haim death and all are other chief creative masterminds. sylvia an uncle responsible for the side dishes and desserts at the grill face michele and thomas have been taking part in international barbecue contest since two thousand and three there's a lot of gore may barbecuing involved in each dish this doesn't have anything in common with normal barbecuing it's far removed from pork chops and sausages. herb

stock is injected directly into the chicken flesh that way the flavor is absorbed better. they usually use the slow roasting method a good clue to where the run is up in the world championships in morocco in twenty fifteen they know a lot of tricks. and yes you have to keep an eye on the temperature of the moment or on the lid and we had to do a night shift the two of us spent the entire night here adding a piece of wood every fifteen minutes regulating the ventilation and keeping the temperature at a steady one hundred ten degrees celcius. these aren't any old barbecues this for example is what's known as a smoker at tennessee four hundred this is way pieces of meat that are meant to roast slove up all the cute. sauces here at the sign and it's only the smoke the hot air that is drawn through the roasting chamber my chicken is roasted in directly it can't. let the lead is on

time wise the barbecued food should be as hot as possible when it is. the juries plates there are one hundred twenty jury members in action here they're doing blind tasting everything is placed in these boxes grouped in categories such as pork beef and dessert. the dishes are judged according to full criteria one of them is presentation. be tried in additional criteria are bad taste and consistency one how it feels on the tongue and the mouth. the fourth criteria is the creativity that the contestants have shown during the production of the various courses by the product so if you're having done it. traditionally barbecuing is seen as a male preserve but an all female team has created the queens of all the cues from sweden. what do they do better than their male counterparts. we are thinking a little bit outside the box. it's not. like. this question of

things that we think you know another is by. how you press send thing. i think we organize an alarm other way around with. some eighty teens are taking part in these world championships the irish team likes it hot and spicy. little nineteen is adding a citrus twist to the chicken with a button orange juice filling. and this we dish team hopes to impress the jury with it stressing. their birth source mixed with water sour cream. of make it. into the tomato. deserves is the creamed a crime of the art of barbecuing the german team has made caramel ice cream encased in turkish you've heard though and placed on the barbecue for

a few minutes the team scooped the german championships with this ditch maybe the cheering here will be equally impressed. but there is some stiff competition here it's amazing just how diverse barbecue does it can be now the competitors will have to be patient for two hours while the jury talks up the points. who will get the gong the team good you would go home empty handed this time but they've had a lot of fun however things are looking good for another german team. here. it's a title that the team will hold for the next two years when it comes to barbecuing this team is really hot stuff. herbert ewing certainly has come a long way all right staying on the subject of food berlin is hosting a major calling or event this week more on that at the top of today's express.

butlins food week his on the way restaurant owners chefs local producers and brands from around the world are taking part in the festival which has been held annually since twenty fourteen more than sixty restaurants are participating you kidding those run by michelin star chef tamer. the main location is the historic event location in central violin when they will be tastings and workshops all week. whether it's dancers performing that can time at the moon or paris street seems many of those who try to motifs are instantly recognizable now the work of the french artist is being showcased in an exhibition in milan soriano it examines the influences that helped shape his work like japanese art for example. he wrote the missing once you consider all the materials that she knew was drawing on the use of photography the references to japan the history of post impressionism is what

really stands out is the idea of the modern woman immediately for the first time. time we see a woman who is similar to ordinary women today most you can do jordan two hundred fifty of the artist's works are on show in the fleeting world of tutus new track until february eighteenth. catherine the duchess of cambridge did an impromptu dance with paddington bear on monday the wife of britain's prince william canceled many of her appointments in recent weeks pregnant with the couple's third child she's been suffering from severe morning sickness she came to london's paddington station along with william and his brother prince harry to bid farewell to a group of disadvantaged children who were getting a rise on the historic train. now

if you're really sad to any of the shoulder to cry on there is one man who with out a doubt would volunteer for that job but it's not because he wants to be your therapist is because he wants your tears for his art or photographer maryse documents a microscopic images of tears and he's come to discover that the type of tear has a huge impact on its makeup and how it appears under the lens. these pictures are not of another wild. nor are they snowflakes. they are tears blown up to forty times their size. they're creations of dutch photographer mark he's makers he used to work in a medical lab and has returned to his roots with his imaginarium of tears project.

actually working on this project you really need to be precise you should not be in a hurry so no harsh harsh harsh everything on time everything steady slowly and eventually you will get led to beautiful results the tears are often donated by volunteers. then we're gonna come back you. put it over here soak up the tear drop we got a tear in the reaction to. family members and friends came to his studio in the hague. what i do find interesting are the emotional tears because they have a story behind them and because you cry and i visualize your you need to or you can actually share your story it's like a story stark apart from tears caused by emotion makers works with two other types of tears he creates basal tears with help from a breeze. this place all tears are composed of the natural

liquid that is always in the eye. and then there are the tears caused by onions known as reflex tears makers has experimented with different kinds of tears to see if you can discover a difference but it's hard to turn on the waterworks to get emotional tears. well i tried to get into the moment and what various movies and i found under pressure doesn't work so i don't have work when i'm sitting on a couch by myself and watching a very bad movie and then i can just cry like a baby but well it's all the pressure of. the tears crystallize under the microscope it can take up to half an hour because he's made about sixty tears visible in this way. a single picture of a tear is made up of about two hundred fifty climbs out he wrote his own program to

set up a plate of the microscope. the result depends on many factors the tear itself the temperature and the humidity when the crystallization takes place no two tears are the same. good friend of mine who came over crying because their daddy was really sick and he would get better so she actually came over and donated to cheer from that moment so for me that was the most. impacting moment because it was so we were so genuine it was not forced. make is to have a round great interest in and outside of the netherlands is works have already been shown in singapore and the united arab emirates through his project makers has found out that different cultures look differently at ts. when i

went to kuwait it was like when i explained the story to a few men or when i was in generally explaining the story a few women were like really is that so because i just want to cry for you from an emotion if you want to at least i will try so it looks like they are more open to actually give more time and space for themselves to. create a cheer from an emotion. compared to the ones over here. so even though every team consists of water some tall moans or proteins from our east because they are quite unique and tell their own story. and staying with photography we would like to hear from you to hear with subjects that you like to photograph most not just send us an e-mail and by doing so you qualify to win this pretty nifty calendar. now if you would like to spend

the night up in the tree tops then you can do so at a resort in a private forest right here in germany here guess can relax in one of four luxuries tree houses which are firmly anchored to the ground now if you are not afraid of things that go bump in the night and this just might be the perfect getaway for you . this is room service of a rather different kind insult again is the owner of the treehouse hotel bamaga fla staff and personally delivers breakfast our guests with a basket of goodies including home baked rolls and a motto for the day morning good morning deforest to alice i wish you a wonderfully slow day and it all started more than ten years ago. when someone has showed it's only sons fault he was watching t.v. and as a small boy he loved to watch t.v. science programs because each one had a report about tree houses in america and he called me and said mom you have to take a look at this it's also. what was once

a child's dream has grown into one of the world's top treehouse resorts. the entire thing has been certified and paste into it but if they don't have the institute. if there were a storm and a tree weighing up to twenty channels crashing down on the building the houses wouldn't be destroyed. constructing the tree houses was no mean feat they have their own wastewater treatment plants architecturally they're pretty sophisticated to. the inspiration came from the grace architect. who came up with the ideal room dimensions and it was important to us that visitors would immediately feel relaxed that they would unconsciously start to wind down. and you look out and see the trees and i leave some time square as to if you have a bit of patience and here's the dining table and over there are so first where you can read. everything that the forest one needs over

forty square metres a double bed with a view of the tree tops in the shower and toilet but you won't find a t.v. or radio here the people who come here want to spend as much time as possible outdoors. i guess both here are full of wonderful drawings and messages slowing down due to creativity. divided the forest is very special because you can observe the wildlife at the seaside you can watch the waves but here you can watch the beatles or a caterpillar and you can watch squirrels doing acrobatics in the trees at the sea you don't necessarily see the fish these are these old i was just thinking about how old they are and how they've been standing here and what they've survived it gives you a special feeling just spending a week in a forest like this is really great we want to get that past as. well as. in the arctic and has invested

a lot of time and money realizing has on stream but she preferred to remain quite literally a bit off the beaten track. if you don't know is a bond of just a resort as you won't find a sponsor we don't one side say yes and so we've decided not to sign post the way i'm kind of the point is will visit is here to really wind down slow down and have a peace and quiet. one day buses packed with tourists turned up and started taking snapshots but the last thing that a treehouse hotel is about is seeing and being seen. whether you are a fan or not almost everyone knows of the asterix and overlooks comic books now they follow the adventures of the goals as they resist roman occupation in the year fifty b.c. all the comic has been translated into over one hundred languages so that means that some of the names are really strange.

characters from asterix whose names you've probably never heard of. asterix comics or read all around the world. almost everyone calls the little girl as tricks but when it comes to his corpulence come right translations diverged number five in the blank. is stunning record that's what the us then does call him no doubt you recognize the character you probably just call him something else in the original french he's called obelix and in most other languages too. more than anything else in the world loves his little dog and the dog loves trees above all else. it's never for the books or dogmatics in english looks is the name in africa it's in french and in german his called it a fix that's derived from the expression day six after all dogmatics has very firm

beliefs about protecting trees. he's a nice character well at least if you don't have to listen to him lucky that you don't have to put up with his awful voice when you're reading the comic. laura pix is our number three of the asterix characters names you've probably never heard of that's the character's bangladeshi name golly that means something like much ado about nothing in french he's called as you almost two weeks that sounds like a comprehensive insurance policy probably because his singing a real write in english was called the next. without him the small village in america would be under roman control just like the rest of you'll. is now number two. you've probably never heard of him unless you're serbian he's told that after the famous

headache tablet. his speciality is making a magic potion that gives people superhuman powers. the french call him panoramic the visionary as it were and in english we know him as get a fix. since his first adventures in. nine hundred fifty nine tricks the girl has got around a bit he has visited spain joined the normans then to britain and further afield but he never made it to china number one of the asterix carry to use his name as he probably never heard of ja the that's what the chinese translations of the asterix comic school in him the characters stand full strength and asia asterix is the original name derives from the french would pass to the east or asterisk the tiny typographical symbol that looks like a stock rule the comics big star is pretty tiny in physical terms.

well there you go you learn something new every day at the young lady and our next report is a much sought after model in the international fashion business but it's been a long and bumpy road to get there on the hill truck began modeling as a teenager but her classmates were less than supportive and in fact bullied her because of her success well the obstacles she faced have only served to make her stronger and now she's working with the best designers in the business. to becoming an international top model for many girls it's a dream job but it has its drawbacks where days are long and there's lots of pressure to look your best and get people to remember the chocolate factory owner has been bucking an a for years and that is. and is unique and that's what's so special about there are lots of really pretty girls and there are lots of really pretty models but they're often quite interchangeable. and there's

a special thing about hannah is she's a brand she's an original she's got her own facial expression her own shape she's recognizable. with. when she's not modeling on a hilltop loves to go shopping in her hometown. clothes from many international designers are sold here. as you just said i mean just a little for is where it all started i was practically discovered there on the cuckoo nevadans the main shopping street in my heart will always belong to does a little of i feel at home here in the people are very fashion conscious. and i was discovered by a model scout at the age of twelve her parents allowed her to model provided that her schoolwork didn't suffer but some classmates were jealous of her success and bullied her. often i was openly insulted like during assembly i would stick them in my car all my things like being through tough times when i'd

be walking to my classroom it constantly be making comments like this isn't a cat will both. laugh and buy and he bought her parents helped ana get through those tough times and pursue her dream is happy life received so many rejections in my career and cried a few times in the beginning and i've run to cost things through rain and snow one after another and not got a single job all day it goes with the territory. and it has developed a fake skin and tries to ignore the critics as much as she can. nancy a make up artist is one of her few friends in the business have known each other for six years. whenever anna reads a nasty comment on the internet nancy is there for her and vice versa. she's lots of fun and i can always count on others even if we haven't talked in a while this i know if i call her she'll be there for me. the two friends have been

at some crazy shoots together. once i had a ballerina she had three meters off the ground totally exclude have a good thing is that you'd normally not do otherwise but. she's clearly not afraid of heights they are harvested yes i am but it's still a cool experience at the laminates show i want down the catwalk covered with chocolates you never do that otherwise. on the side on a hill top completed a bachelor's degree in fashion management and graduated with top marks she also want to have a car longer felt so invited her to his show in paris. it's a huge honor just to be invited and see all of it each time i'm always so happy to wear the designs again being linked to a big name like that is incredible vines and. with her figure and i can wear just about anything.

in private i like to wear black really subtle things and i like to combine leather jackets with jeans or leather pants with jean jacket things like that it's a relatively plain and simple or prevents my outfits can be a bit flash with little maybe brighter colors it's really very mixed with. many young women dream of being models on a hilltop is living that dream even if the road there was bumpy at times. and with that we come to the end of another show don't forget to check out our web site or friend us on facebook for more on the program for me and the rest of us here at euro max as always thanks for watching i know it's far from berlin.

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