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in the show. ivory want to welcome to another edition of your own max with me your host meghan lee here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the program. how one the french skater is wowing his fans on the internet. and is this the food of the future the good steaks from a 3 d. printer. have you heard the expression actions speak louder than words well as we are about to find out that is not always the case words like these pack a punch and are normally found in comic books but some architects have decided to incorporate them into their works to bring another dimension to a building's appearance one prize winning design is causing quite a stir in you nick. the well.

to fix 1st immunity expresses its brilliance easy as inferred said it's a tradition of the renowned dutch architecture for n.p.r. and recently won the most prestigious architectural board in germany the written word it seems a somewhat different function to speak of. rather talk about our ability as used by various companies and institutions often they display their lose in big letters and facades looking for we didn't want that emerge i think that would push the building itself too far into the background the way it is now i notice can only play a very minor part with all. the former factory sites has been a scene for creativity for years now. the architecture firm called upon local artists to think of works that would look insane original on the building. together with their coworkers christian engelman and his colleague came up with a couple of snappy ideas.

they wanted to approach it with the sort of coding for example s.o.s. who the time short times long short time of the stimulus didn't work it was 3 times the length of the original one in fact most coding is wrong but in the. militant law the cyber shirt but we finally arrived at the language of comics that was a long process i mean quickly realized that was what we liked best and only doesn't see something that expresses a feeling and that was important to us and the. letters are seen on other facades as well on this gas receiving station in the netherlands they represent a chemical element on this liberian culture whose eastern germany the letters overlap on and. on this former chapel in the portuguese capitalist been the lettering expresses. lessing. and this design center in the new

friends invites visitors to dine in the region dream. barbara different heads the let you see him in berlin she doesn't always see words in architecture is a good idea even if she likes the play for element. and i think it could present something of a problem in architecture because it has to be planned for the long term and once a word becomes part of it then it's cast in concrete in the literal sense of the term so you can't be flexible but you have to consider whether this bird's going to be attractive or interesting in 5 years' time or is that a topic we're only thinking about right now with. the old board winning construction in munich isn't the 1st building for water time n.p.r. d.v.d. has experimented with lettering. the architecture firm tried out this idea on the off of it building in amsterdam on the white house in taiwan. and they designed this building in detroit michigan

covered with words and paintings in graffiti stuff. while new buildings on a former military base in mannheim germany form the letters and andrew. i think you're called soft combination with the letter architecture can take on another meaning and normally the only words in the building are advertising she's not shines the architecture. we should approach it differently and integrate it better the moment you. see that person he's an unforgettable impression. the words from comic culture are as intended unique attention. next up we had to paris to meet someone who is on a skateboard frenchmen as a play on our land isn't exactly the youngest turning tricks on 4 wheels but he certainly attracts a good following on the internet and that is thanks to his creativity agility and

sense of humor he's even inspiring 9 skaters with his clips let's take a closer look. right now. doesn't take himself too seriously. he's been posting his one of a kind state videos online for 5 years they're an internet sensation. i think by the name of the truman burbank like jim carrey and the truman show the frenchman loves the legendary hollywood movie and just like in the truman show his urban environment becomes a film that. i used to play the clown in the classroom i love to. plan anything i just improvise once i arrive on the scene. is

entertaining clips are a hit with people from all walks of life not just skateboarding fans so. i try to do for high levels. even if i do them somewhat unconventional because i want to entertain and i don't have to be the best eater out there great thing about myself is that they don't have anyone in america. iis can understand. the persian 1st proto state for by the time he was 16 he was practicing 8 hours every day his tricks are inspired by his surroundings like this construction site in paris. on these great. but i try to get creative using.

the pool of. not having rocks to the greatest kieffer making this happen. as is his special board. it's from sections. and. that makes jumping easier. very small hard wheels the harder they are. this may look easy but it requires a lot of effort at 35 as one of the more senior skaters around. here. but in reality forming tricks is physically demanding especially when you're doing 2 or 3 in a row. and it's mentally taxing to there's

a real risk of getting hurt. has turned his club or skate tricked into real. fans the world over and give him plenty of positive feedback. i guess a lot of messages some people tell me they enjoy maybe even started skating because of the other people tell me they're trying to recreate certain stuff. but the one with the beer trained that makes me happy of course. in the spoof of baywatch a us action drama t.v. series about my farts on patrol pokes fun at himself. i thought it was funny to put on what you're witnessing a light into ridiculously shall do cool. things you see actors jumping into should we since it was a nice contrast. and if you're trying to teach myself seriously i always see we're

just skating saving lives having fun with a board under our feet nothing more there's no reason to get arrogant was i think you're better than anyone else which is about having fun to work together a man does however miss one thing travelling all the other skaters are probably envious of his spot right by the eiffel tower. for tea lovers starting the day with a hot cup of brew is a must while tea 1st made its way to europe some 400 years ago from asia but now there are a handful of places here that also grow it well the oldest european tea plantation is found in the azores a portuguese a group of islands in the atlanta euro max reporter henneberg belling headed there to find out more for our series europe to the max.

today i'm visiting a tea plantation on the a source. i thought i might make a cup of tea. and here i can do it from scratch this is where the tealeaves are pick and roll up to their eyes checked and checked and whoever wants to taste it. i met a shark gauri on the tea plantation europe's oldest. they've been cultivating tea here since $883.00 model in a motel is in charge of the 6th generation family owned business. the production it seems hasn't changed much over the years. be as ours are remote archipelago that belong to portugal they are located some 1500 kilometers out in the atlantic. the largest of the 9 islands is ideal for growing tea thanks to its mild climate here

in missouri as the lands i have to have the roots by very big so make the t.v. very fresh not aggressive so it's of it's worth i think it's called fresh because it's easy to drink. the tea is harvested between april and october today i'm helping out. the plantation is $45.00 hectors in size several times per season about 30 harvest workers head out to hand pick young teas sprouts each year the company produces about 40 tons of tea. actually i'm just happy that i didn't have to take everything all the info but this bag gets to be there what. you to i what. ok people on the azores began growing t. some 200 years ago after the orange trade collapsed. i always think like that

the factory she's alive they're going to die so we are the ones that actors that are working to. the to factor but i'm caught one day i'm going to go out. and then my. defectors stay alive did they once come. the t.v. is harvested and then processed for this it must be transported to a t. factory and it. used to be several t.v. factories on the azores today shocked arianna is the only one left. processing tea leaves take several hours in a 1st step i make sure the tea leaves dry in large bets. so for. afterwards the tea leaves are wrote the machine circular motion damages to leave so

vaults alone sell fluid to seep out and interact with oxygen that's what gives the process its characteristic smell. yeah. yeah let me make that. yeah. i don't think that. there are $3000.00 t.v. righties though they all originate from one and the same plant where the plants are grown which leaves and varieties are processed determines their flavor. because there are no pests on the azores shocked oriana tea is grown without the use of artificial chemicals. the company produces black green and long. i'm finally the time has come to sample the carpets but 1st piece are one where. because. if you so to drink coffee you get

a 2nd morning i drink one coffee because coffee make you need to energy team make you focus gifted people and so teach everything gets its drink it's a job it's what's given the. conditions. and so my fantastic visit to charbroil re on the tea plantation comes to mind. to be honest i'm a passionate coffee drinker but often experience today how much manual work and dedication is put into the tea production here i've seen a cup of tea with completely different eyes. and we have a brand new book to accompany our europe to the max reports featuring 111 extreme places in europe that you should not miss now if you would like

a copy of this book then enter our viewers' draw just go to our website for all of the details. so how about a succulent printed steak that's right you heard me correctly printed now one startup in spain has been experimenting with ways of producing healthy and environmentally friendly alternatives to meet the result is a 3 d. printer which turns out edible cuts we headed to barcelona to find out more. in the kitchen nothing else had to be carm a restaurant north of barcelona chef transect house is preparing to steaks but only one if he's a real meat. the one on the right is an imitation. well this is a normal course of feel how the other came from a 3 d. printer going to be hard to believe is there's a tear in the texture is almost exactly the scene as the meat but when i got him it

was. a steak fresh from the printer it's no longer science fiction we find out how it tastes later. it's the creation of biomedical engineer she said shante has started up north and meet has developed the 1st take from the fed shipping protein to be 3 d. printed it's thoroughly began but the look and feel of a real steak. that might be about there are many alternatives on the markets right there in the us the imitate crucis such as hamburger meat guns or sausages. but we haven't caught before on the steep with the texture and beef. is the 1st of its time and. yes a look at some of us in the years when we go to. the steak is made of powdered pricing pure protein algae fiber and read the cheese for coloring the printers job is to press a bra makes church into thin fibers the device is still

a prototype it takes 20 to 40 minutes to print out one. into the printer. this very. internal structure of the. printing layer.

on the basis of. the other. research. generation is this. traditional. experience a coup existence of different forms of production i don't think meat will disappear just because. the consumption of other.

might the taste of his steak chrisette be shante reckon he knows how to out of the restaurant. and she is an expert on fine meat including japanese kobe beef as well as exotic varieties like kangaroo and puck. but in the restaurant's kitchen the to test the progress of the 3 d. printed steak and compare it to the animal sourced original. i think i'll soon have it. but with the help of an expert to let you sit we will find the right moment for a test run. in a month or 2 you'll be offering something and start better in the not substance or currently funded restroom. and very soon be shaun t.

plants to put his feet can stake into production and offer it to a wider public. when the german sculptor jesse strakes never gives you a jacket socks or even a pair of underwear you'd better take a good look at them before trying them on that's because the artist creates her works out of wood but the objects looks so much like the real thing that she's even managed to anger some gallery visitors who couldn't tell the difference and it's precisely this reaction that strikes near as going for. shoes underwear and ejected. they all belong to jesse strips. they might look like weeks in deceptively realistic but in fact they're heavy and totally unaware of the items are inside me to mood and then we stood as she moves to close a point is made point to make an extremely hard material. and that makes me happy

i just love to create the illusion that it's about. it's really not stuff that's worked. the german actions solid wooden garments not only committee fabrics texture evokes a banal and routine to their simplicity. to complete this raincoat. she starts with a plucking fruit and some basic working. you keep in mind if you will hold in his approach to how can i can be object into this box what how will it end up hanging how does the trick down every fabric differently the raincoat is more jacob and only in its trade i can't just invent folds the viewer wouldn't stand there and think the folds are incorrect it would just look and say that something's not right. here.

jesse shares her workshop in munich speech in box district with her father. before her training and would stop saying she had planned to become a primary school teacher but once during thinking she helped her father discovered her love to be working. rather than carve the classic figures of seems inclusive fixes the tradition with a humorous touch. this is tennis so for instance it looks as if. you know just being safe you know. if you go on hang. on let's hide the figures always hang on the wall because they're especially sacred and magical and human and to many people clothes are magical and so by having them hang on while i'm trying to maintain a certain distance to the object and give this everyday items this simple sock something i'm for his look good. galleries are beginning

to take notice of 29 year reaches the streets even if. and enthusiastic response from the public in particular their underwear. once i had a visitor who came into a gallery when i was present and she was just outraged saying what kind of an installation is this because she thought it was real underwear she was so embarrassed that she even got to see it but i thought it was a fantastic it gives me satisfaction in my work that she thought it was real i don't wear it i take that positively and not negatively. the streets knows we didn't have no find a new purpose. the concrete sculptures by german art. were dressed with her collection for an exhibition i will i think gallery in amsterdam.

and finally the queen who once referred to her husband prince philip as having been her strength and stay all these years now he's passed away at the age of 99 after spending his final days at windsor castle he'll be remembered for his right sense of humor devotion to his family and unfailing duty to his country and on that somber note we finish the show with a look back at his extraordinary life for me in the rest of the crew here thanks for watching we'll see again soon.

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