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this is how a pastor captivates believers in film and why have you metal and church fit together perfectly we will have more on that later in the show first a very well welcome to this edition of your m x and this is one else is coming up. surprising artworks how a british artist makes beautiful creations out of old jeans. sweet and savory how a bowlin restaurant serves a meal just with. those who like to fly kites are in the right place in barracks the mail on the french atlantic coast with its strong winds and whites and the beach every year the largest international kite festival in europe takes place there but a kite does not always have to look like. how about for example
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a flying sting ray or a flying cat we went there to find out what else is up near. every year this. becomes a playground for animal think is uncommon. for one week. from twenty countries entertain audiences with their flying skills. it's the thirty third time the international festival is taking place here in the small town on the coast of france this this is this is a great hobby and it's getting bigger and bigger it's like an addiction once you've started your hooked. i love it i come every year to see the kites. you see a lot of unusual ones. it's really impressive to see what they can do. the
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french team stars in the rain even sport world champions they prefer sporty streamlined cuts. has been explained they can be ultra light light on medium weight. no water as it is we choose the kites according to the strength of the wind. if the wind comes from below like today this kind is the best because it catches the gusts optimally will get. the pin while and his three friends are preparing for the next show they won the world champion time for precision. seen the savoy issues the commands. are going down. and i like flying kites because we do it with others in the fresh air.
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you never really know how things will go so you need a lot of practice in order to pull off a good show. competitors from kuwait the longest at the festival. it's a sting right they practiced very in the desert. with the size of it's one. of the. grammy. yeah. another participant is a children's book figure. the dragon it was built by german design up my. red alert a team from moscow i was practicing for a later performance with french. including the champions michael is a regular guest here. last night and you know we came here. have a lot of friends here so mine is so weak doing. it's perfect. the french
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russian team encounters versus wind conditions during the show but many formations successful despite the long and some strong gusts in one knows the tricks. of the feeling sometimes let the cards float in the air to recover a little you have to know your limits like in every sport. every second year a new world champion is chosen in bags of men the next one will be in april twenty twenty when enthuses will gladly go fly a kite. for many christians in europe and around the world easter is the most important celebration of the year easter acts are a traditional part of it especially the ones made out of chocolates if my daughter could see these easter eggs. she would definitely be very surprised but i was going
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from her own makes is gigantic amazing acts out of chocolate for the last ten years the confectioner has created something special for easter this year who was inspired by the world's fashion. the latest dirt in the cake shells on a chocolate easter egg. the old couture is extravagant designs inspired by how to mosco a confectionery in rome to create sixteen giant easter anx based on pieces by big name fashion designers. colorful thick sacks or a familiar pattern by the italian missoni fashion house. tribute to karl lagerfeld . chocolate course eight in the style of french fashion maven john paul gaultier. trenton and inspired by british designer alexander mcqueen a skull to sink your teeth into by fall to moscow. we used tempered for
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chocolate and molding chocolate for the roses. then we added gold leaf that edible a twenty four degree celsius. you've got it before you know it took four to five days of work to get in the finished piece weighs seven kilos i don't. think it was one it was extremely difficult to reproduce the craniums anatomy not only do they grow on your time and effort on reflected in the prices for these unique items ranging from one hundred fifty to five hundred euros in the hearts of rome near the colosseum to moscow consults a fashion make a friend for advice on his latest east bank collection. designer luigi bullen a recommends this lady's jacket trim didn't run stay. alive all ready for the garment that we already were. here you see how i laid out the geometric patterns.
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there is like the ancient roman mosaic floors. where the color combination is also striking. a lot of here we have pure gold and black and smoke greystones before me. with our use cocoa butter. and make the egg cream colored here as well. well to moscow has his workshop in south room. the base for this creation is an egg of white chocolate. to make the stems fountain moscow he uses is a multiple guess substitute. the confectioner also in studies designs by great twentieth century couture creates for his ideas face chocolate sculptures. among others the and avant garde concepts and spanish fashion
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designer christabel blend santa has drawn his attention. level journey and a lot more that they live throughout history fashion hasn't always been tailored to the human body in practical ways but turned into genuine art works they operated out willy they do a year we'd also succeeded in a lemonade in the end of time a cool shape of the human body as well as the original shape of the egg it was. ok love form are all void ali in christian tradition this easter is the year's most important facet of all for the celebrations on thing peter's square in the vatican tourists come from around the world. are a part of easter they stand for the resurrection of christ. fashion models decorate the window of this week shop for about a must go. unveiling of his exquisite giant east anx. a human beauty our
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departure from east is somebody really just overtones the evil of boney's design is also on display. culturally different to did his son that was so i think the confectioner's work is fantastic. the way why research has been integrated here. the nine hundred fifty s. like my grandmother first taught to us to the last are. they going to want to commence another you know on if they're wonderful and one of a kind real art works. some art on it up they're delicious but even nicer to look at a badly. director brain let's hope for another surprise next year and better times out just as good. whichever fashion design is served as the news it's not a ban on. fountain lister's creations prove that even if x.
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can be a fashion statement. and if you want to know what else the creative confection there came up with in recent years just visit our you tube channel now for many christians easter doesn't just mean easter x. but of course going to mass probably with oregon music and reflective mood it could sound like this. but how about this. heavy metal is one of the world's biggest exports so it's not surprising that they also have metal messes in church house to hack a claim and services the hymns are sung in a heavy metal. like
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him that god himself couldn't miss it's the middle mass where the faithful headbang in prayer here in the sink is coming mickey church sitting in for the organist at this lutheran services they met telling this to band. of course you have like a different kind of feeling for the music but it's like you feel the beating and the our chest and stuff but you have a different connection to the songs it's actually i don't like in the in the mid thousand years each but it was actually a good thing it's the areas. where we can loosely come and it's like the christmas church you just listen to the music it's a nice experience. lutheran
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pastor who has been touring finland's churches with the metal mass for more than ten years he discovered heavy metal rock at the age of seven to him deep purple and black sabbath were almost a spiritual awakening. his love for god came much later. and brought them together in his middle mass. of course god loves head of my soul i'm sure actually it depends how we do it so because we have a strong word of god and we do it for god not for us so that's why. god loves us i think so. mostly. congregations can book pastor band as long as they're not worried about the plaster shaking off the walls a cd of the hymns even made it into finland's top ten the musicians work on other projects to. but the metal masses pose a special challenge as singer says in
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a car he explained. it's not a geek per se that you're doing and it's not a performance actually. come to think of it a lot you know how to present present the song it's very important to people that come here it's very personal to people. and has held about one hundred fifty metal masses all around finland since two thousand and six the band keeps the hymns the lyrics and melodies intact so the faithful can sing along as usual. we have all only names here from the hymn book a ranch in metal lyrics very strong meat metal music they really need it so that's why it's sounds wonderful together this. is music.
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to metal masses not provoke much criticism in finland but that's not surprising seeing as the country has more heavy metal bands per capita than any other country . can even have a therapeutic effect. i want to guy planned to. commit suicide before the evening and he came to us and he liked it so much so he didn't do it it was ten years ago so and he's alive now. maybe we have a meeting. ok killing in receives invitations from congregations outside of finland just well. he's already looking forward to blasting his middle man speech in churches the world over. when was the last time you clean our joe
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closet now we all know one person's trash is another person's treasure and that's how even barry feels the british artist creates lots fascinating artworks out of old jeans and if you think this pile here is a lot of wait and see what it looks like in his studio. gene. has at least. here in his london studio is always searching for the right shade of blue for each specific work of art. or.
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three dimensional. constantly discovering new material. so this using we have a. shiny metallic. fascination with denim began nearly fifteen years ago when he came across a pile of jeans things. the famous actors from the one nine hundred fifty s. . while i was like. i want to make these portraits of his people what it is today. and it wasn't seen as high fashion
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and i was just amazed to think of. all those people who by wearing jeans actually change the direction of. in the meantime he gets his inspiration from his adopted city of london. the pubs of the british capital give him ideas such as a map of the city or the underground. he has devoted an entire series to london's laundromats. places and people have these conversations in the. community everyone has known each other for a long long time. to see so many closing down so i want to. first he takes a photograph of the scene his photo always marks the beginning of the process of making a work. it can take several weeks to create
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a collage like these. barry has made a name for himself with his. international magazines feature his work he's published a coffee table books. and he creates a few. installations works like secret garden have been exhibited in galleries around the world and sell for tens of thousands of euros. he also exhibits in public spaces like here in the self which is department store in london for six weeks the jeans department turned into a small gallery. one of the works is a self-portrait. to me as an artist obviously it's not the showing galleries and museums but it's also nice to show the work in different contexts so it's nice to see people's reactions and likes and obviously nice just to give
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a different audience because everyone goes to galleries. surf people coming here and it's reaching more people. denmark for all in fact rather like genes themselves. i don't know about you but i have a sweet tooth at dinner i gladly skip the starter and the main course and go straight to dessert pastry chef and if seems to have read my mind because he has opened a restaurant in belen just for desserts and i'm not the only one who is the light it's his restaurant koda has recently received a michelin star for its innovative concept and sweet treats. which since a ton of preserves served in an old biscuit but smoked salt ice cream. cocoa
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rice needs a one caution. that if dishing out a hearty menu german pastry chef or any front prefers to concentrate on the sweetest part desserts. dessert is associated with pleasure you have fond memories of them from your. everyone likes dessert. and twenty sixteen run a frank opens germany's first restaurants in berlin icon a district that isn't often associated with old cuisine. codice unique dinner concept is proving a success it has just been awarded a mature and start. from the start to feel that there's lots to smell and you see things that you don't recognize that first glance so i believe it's an experience that stays in your memory. it's. whether blue cheese
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with cranberries are plentiful with coriander and cocoa spread it's the combination of the greediest that makes the desserts a codicil exceptional brand and frankenstein brings together the natural properties sweet and sour salty and bitter as well as savory made from poses some desserts or even pecans none of them are overly sweet refined sugar is never used to run properly and may i have learned that there is so much more than the usual gives there are many more possibilities especially in practice every thing just what previous generations relied on. and it's good to question the ingredients here in europe a lot is done with butter white flour and white sugar but here we do things differently . as is customary you know the cuisine the second course the certain menu comes with drink pairings run a frank goes one step further than other chefs each drink is precisely much to every dessert and completes the course is
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a good thing because he knows because we see the drink as liquid food as part of the dessert i'm sometimes we take an ingredient off the plate and put it into the glass into the cocktail of other times it's simply complimentary we try to combine aromas from the dessert with ones in the drink or we try to expand upon it beautifully but sometimes we go for something that contradicts. protected it's. seven course dinner menu with drink pairings cost one hundred twenty eight euros. later in the evening you can also order the late nights menu but only three to four courses which starts at fifty four euros. that's insane but i think it's delicious the taste is great because it's not at all what you'd expect from the fountain is like really tasty that's why we keep coming back here because it's always an explosion for the taste buds and you can't find it elsewhere especially not in
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desserts it's the pentagon it's you from the south. the scrumptious willing to take the bitter with the sweet running from tickles all the senses which is innovative desserts. and that brings us to the end of this edition of your mags don't forget to visit our website our go to our facebook page there you can find more about the dessert restaurant plus all the details on how to enter our current draw get your entry and perhaps you will be the lucky winner so good luck with that and please do join us again next week thanks for watching and buy my.
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