i hope that this will make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg and what do you think will happen society does this human race really need to upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this site works human machines starting february first on t w. i have. a euro back let's have a look at what's coming up in today so. they had their full adventures to austin freeride us in search of ever more extreme skiing challenges. shining example of the center for international light art is the only museum that's devoted to the strong. and distracting habit why musicians have to endure some more scoffing in

concert halls. now they're going to see a man who people are back on the slopes it's high season in the european winter sports hotspots for many years my m.i.t.'s hound holder that's definitely not enough even the most difficult slopes are too boring for them they are free riders who prefer to ski in untouched to rain fall away from from the usual priests and they are looking for extreme challenges the austrians always have the camera with them so they can share their adventure as with the latest who is free riding the other south pole breasts just south of go. these spent weeks all by themselves in the harsh terrain of can't arctic ice free riders my ts how noida and mine ts my own hiked one hundred fifty kilometers to this today. thousand

metre high peaks near the south pole no one has ever climbed these mountains before . i love the challenge of trying new things that one would think are impossible to achieve of that's a great experience that will remember for the rest of our lives as a floating with cultivating that just if. you them or you mention merely i'm doing something that most people can't i'm doing it my way so it's it's a lot of fun and i get to see a lot of former of places to be in pleading. with to see him in twenty sixteen mile and how on holiday i chartered a russian freighter and travel to the remote island up on a quick time off russia's pacific coast the austrian adventures plan to ski down the slopes of one of two volcanoes on the island. it takes to the conditions that are among the roughest in the world it's in the bering sea and extremely stormy and

uninhabited reborn it's. my and how hard i have to cross some ice flows to get to the volcano it's a lot of work and it wears them out. only two weeks later there's a break in the weather conditions are now ideal for skiing they make their way to the top of the volcano. as well if they don't supply wolfowitz extreme the conditions were extreme the whole time we were there. but it was great to see how well being worked together in a situation like that it's. hard to what. we trust each other completely and that's essential when you're working under such difficult conditions even the big simply. counted and my own have been skiing down the most demanding mountain slopes together for ten years last year they were at the palace glacier on coast clock not austria's highest peak but part of. glacier has thought away due to

global warming and the adventurers were caught up in a rock slide. was oh no not again i don't believe it. i ended up with some bumps and bruises my really hurts but maybe it's this was just a sign that we shouldn't come back here again this. must have been the loss of telephones a. safer option might be the chesty mountain range in north eastern siberia the tallest peak in this range is mt which means victory which is said to be impossible to get to temperatures in this part of the country can fall to minus seventy degrees celsius. and look around the left or right and it's a straight drop down on either side there are no signs of life anywhere nothing but bear mountain suspension it was sixty six this enough. to get to

mt probably you have to make your way across more than thirteen hundred kilometers of barren siberian landscape. about sixty kilometers from the mountain maya and how to meet a family of nomads they provide a few essential pointers on how to make the climb. the austrian guests are impressed by the family's resilience. so here they are now in the middle of nowhere but they're happy and they make do with what little they have it's a remake to freedom so. my out and how are the first to make their way down the fifty degree steep icy slopes of the glacier they recorded on video and they have a very good reason for doing not. even more fun for us if we can share our experiences without. we want our videos to

draw attention to the fact that fragile environments like this have got to be protected. in april the two australians plan to take on the north pole. and they're planning to make this expedition even more extreme and more challenging . will also get into it looks difficult at first glance but when you get the hang of it it gets a lot easier and then you can push yourself even. you to mention every person the grows and develops in some way throughout his or her life and everyone has to find out what they enjoy doing gnosis i thought. we're nice to do with they enjoy most it can be very dangerous but the most important thing for them is that it's an exciting challenge and fun. well we stay in safer surroundings and continue with a very special tapestry on our max express.

for the first time in one hundred fifty years the world famous by you tapestry will leave france and travel on loan to britain for a special exhibition. the sixty eight metre long tapestry chronicles events leading up to the norman conquest of england culminating in the battle of hastings intense exclusives. it's considered one of the finest examples of medieval embroidery. the tapestry is on permanent display at a museum in by years in normandy france and was added to unesco's memory of the world register in two thousand and seven. thousands of animals went to church in spain on wednesday to receive a special blessing january seventeenth is the day of the anthony the patron saint of domestic animals. in the camp. childred owners enjoyed long

lines outside the church of san anton to wait for the priest just sprinkle holy water on their mostly four footed friends. if used to st anthony was also celebrated in italy in lecce province residents of the smaller pulliam town of not only stage the annual full color of a festival of fire that has pagan free christian origins but is now held in honor of santa really the highlight is the lighting of the full current. it's twenty five meters high and is billed as the biggest bonfire in the mediterranean region. the three day spectacle attracts up to fifty thousand visitors every year. we're going on the ground in our series ring two lights a day with visit the world's only light our museum and space in the west in

germantown of on a and showcases like objects and installations by we artists and the vaults of the form a brewery the permanent exhibition presents twelve works that were is specially created for the space as a lot to discover on two thousand six hundred square meters at the center of international light art. what better place to display light art in a pitch dark room with no windows here in the vaults of an old through or a glowing exhibitions come to life in bedazzling glory the center for international light art in the western german city of is devoted entirely to this young art form . where your dish seat was at ground level you don't see the museum because it's an underground museum of me to meet with we take people down ten eleven meters underground and the world up there has nothing to do with the one you find down

here. on to ft. every room holds a site specific installation specially designed for the museum deep within the cooling and storage cellars of the former brewery installations evoke different moods works by twelve a claim to light artists aren't permanent display one of the highlights of the tunnel of tears by british artist keith sun you. just see these in all these selected this room because when there's a lot of rainfall and groundwater collects here. and keeps only works a lot was mira's you don't have to bring in any because the water functions as a mirror here from here all spiegel. in the museum can only be visited when you sign up for a guided tour many of them here more than once the tucker first in particular enjoy finding new motifs in the rooms as a thesis opiated through my love of this installation and i really look forward to

the opportunity to take more pictures of it before it as it was a few little too tall without so i think it's amazing how colored light can transform large abandoning the two spaces. mids fabio mom. the only outdoor installation is light art by a pioneer of the genre james terrelle. the light in the dome changes it seems like the color of the sky changes to it's an optical illusion. a waterfall dancing in straw was light and installation by the acclaimed danish artist olafur eliasson. a current exhibition explores a dying breed of light the fluorescence to. berlin based artist to canton has several works in the shell. this piece focuses on the transience of the tube. the consolation of where it is from

recent chooses a rather strange product i think it's fascinating the way turns on the bad it's an ability to discharge when it ignites a lot of it and then when it gets old and starts to get black around the edges of watson and then it starts flickering and dies like at c n c that's all remarkable from the emotion and. this sculpture is made from broken and functioning lamps the more bulbs bite the dust the more the neon candle grows. it will cool as in to be a live down here the tubes are all broken they've been stuck together into a bulb look. the chewed on top have been added so that the installation keeps growing come vibrance all up until a fluorescent tube becomes extinct. so long as. the museum was founded sixteen years ago and the tracks are clueless arose from all over the world there are plans to expand the exhibition with the addition of smaller light works in order to showcase the multi-faceted appeal of light art.

of to i would love to be able to show positives all the things that life can encompass and that there is much more to it than the installations we show here which will be here trying to. decenter maybe underground but there's no way to overlook that it's put on the map for must see museums. a friend of mine recently returned from his first visit to the opera and said it was horrible the audience cost more than they applaud it it's a weird phenomena and you would think that people should be quiet at the opera and in the theater so that the musicians and actors won't be disturbed but in fact at average performance there's always someone coughing how can people can't seem to control themselves we've investigated the subject matter and here's what we found out. in the beginning there's silence but then it erupts.

at first it's just a rattle but then it picks up steam. and it has a nurse in some nervous condition it's astonishing and sometimes they sit through an entire twenty minute movement don't conflict but as soon as it's finished. and then invent them and then people are hacking away like they're in a tuberculosis clinic that they are loaded for not. going to prasco is currently starring in the title role of marty verities opera the coronation of poppea at berlin state opera. is fed up with noisy interruptions whether she's on stage or in the audience because most people tend to cough precisely during the quiet passages. you always hear the.

studies show that people come for the concert twice as much as they do in daily life office plus those costs are not evenly distributed over time as they are in daily life with the commons so everyone coughs at the same time it's a domino effect you can call it social contagion to. much to sneer is a music scholar who specializes in performance science in london he helps develop virtual reality technology that trains musicians to cope with noisy audiences. it's a concert hall simulator that provides musicians with a virtual audience and shocks them with sudden lifelike sounds. for instance a cell phone rings coughing sneezing people fidgeting all the things that can distract the musician are things that we can program in kiev. but even

if musicians are prepared audience coughing is always a distraction after all musicians generally refrain from coughing on stage the pros differentiate between various grades of interruptions. if it's concealed like this. then i think my god he says. the nights he doesn't want to disturb anyone. concert decorum dictates that you sit still in your seat one does not clap or sing along but the operator can be a place of social presentation and coughing is one way to make one's presence known within the rigid confines of concert etiquette. is keep. these there's this very selfish cough so it's usually let loose in the most quiet moments of the music lysis and just explodes seek like this singles are.

sort of. thing i know but that's just a cover so it happened to me once in a shasta coverage symphony during the sublime pianissimo with high tink and the berlin philharmonic that someone at the end literally blew their nose like this. so i'm at the end of this simpson e. and i'm thinking he'll probably be hanging out with his friends a few days later listening to the recording on the radio and going that was me it's kind of like bragging or even sabotage that summer since i'm with taj it was all. musicians may get worked up about a cough and his coughing in the concert hall. but there's nothing they can do to stop it there's just one way to cope. as demonstrated by the legendary german comedian lorieau in this sketch from three decades ago. is coughing symphony to mark the berlin philharmonic same tenor it elevates disruptions to the status of auditory pleasure. i've heard so much conflict in my lifetime it's

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graduates can expect to earn an annual fifty thousand euros once they pass through the college gates for good not a bad outlook and worth stepping out in full time full. well i can brag to go see them opening them braless and take off like mary poppins well that's all we have time for today in the meantime you can always check out more reports and information on our website or on facebook tomorrow we'll have analysis already for years and i'm taller than thanks for watching. next time on your own the next millennia trump has been the first lady of the united states for a year now the president's wife is in need of a slogan. young talent to see a mid-size crown to have produced such a famous daughter now some locals are trying to cash in on aligning

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