for him is like an adventure a journey taken with paint and canvas sebastien scott as often surprised himself with how his works turned out but he's a master with brushes and paint and retains a close connection to the history of the. early work was cold spots is or black square. this is a convenient method of his combined at the bottom with this figure in a melancholy pose which has a tinge of alderney about him to be might say it was in part the melancholy attitude towards modernism for the most sometimes i would. define convention. doing things that make no sense describe those pictures are counter images to today's hectic world their images of rebellion. does modesty for me it was important to there be a kind of refusal implicit in this a questioning of why people are always so active these days why there's no alternative and what was i listen to just start to not be a part of it off but just stick with what is important to you in this one but. ironically these pictures of denial are especially popular and places of prosperity felix robbins is a wealthy entrepreneur based in londo

sebastien, it is not very conservative and she has promised not to govern for a bleached few.t authors simply? tony blair said for the many, not the few. i agree that this new observer looks very nice but the language from mrs may is empty and populist rhetoric um the idea of tackling executives to line their owfi tackling executives to line their own pockets and put the pensions of workers at risk. it may be true but it is not conservative than the problem the party has at the moment is that it is not speaking up on behalf of markets and capitalism, it is not saying that what happened with carillion is what is supposed to happen. if a company is not functioning it goes bankrupt the shareholders suffer. this goes back to the rhetoric of mrs may before the election, someone trying to tackle this in society with government intervention. moving on. sebastien again, donald trump, the front page of the observer still, trump plays the blame game. we have had this curious thing with a budget was not passed on friday so there is no functioning us government on monday morning. federal

sebastien paschal is thirty four and has been a smoker for nearly twenty years he smoked about fifteen cigarettes a day tried to give up now and then the last time was two years ago but i never managed more than two or three weeks. time to try again. the body processes nicotine quickly. it doesn't take long after eight to twelve hours the nicotine will be gone and the body stresses them is no longer being activated nor adrenaline and adrenaline levels drop and as a result blood pressure and pulse will start to normalize. but that doesn't mean you won't relapse. i had a relapse i realize that you have to quit every day and you as it were. it feels like the physical and psychological addiction get stronger and. if you relapse and have a cigarette the nicotine need to leave your system all over again quitting is hard but it's worth us. that is one thing i've noticed is that my sense of smell and taste regenerated. i have the feeling i can smell much more than i used to. that's not all circulation also improves the bronc tubes and the long start to regenerate although this can take some ti

sebastien searching for the secrets of painting using to follow the latest trends the young artist works like an old master he has faith in the power of painting. as a. painting should stand on its own i have no concept in a message i don't think something up and then follow that through. instead i supply one plant and then try to get another pot to come on it's something i can figure out some food over my leave things to chance. or for that secretly i hope that the pictures are smarter than i what more goes into them that i'd never even thought. for him hanging is like an adventure a journey taken with paint and canvas sebastien shadows often surprised himself with how his works turned out but he's a master with brushes and paint and retains a close connection to the history of the maintaining. this early work was cold spots or black square. there's a convenient wooden models of things combined at the bottom with this figure and a melancholy pose which has a tinge of outback you're about to be might say it was impart that on kali attitude towards modernism for lost some tired of. defyin

in sébastien squat as new as works they begin to disintegrate instead of illustration these works borderon obstruction. the artist has a chronic liar and an age of uncertainty wandering between painting traditions between representation and abstraction pursuing but one passion the play with shape and color and accepting the result whatever it turns out to be. every week we bring you five fun facts and our series high five and today we are going to take a look at some of the more unexpected activities that can be enjoyed underwater so grab your wetsuit and snorkel and let's dive in here are. five activities you probably never thought could be done underwater. musicians performing in front of an audience is like taking a plunge into cold water but that's literally the case for a danish group between music creators of the uk was sonic project number five in a list of unusual underwater activities is playing music. each musician occupies his or her own tongue here they hold their breath and move as if in slow motion their instruments are all custom made from metals that i am prone to rust. w

sebastien i left school at the opening go probing home up to timmy chandler smuts had a found him six yards out but after the break private equalise headed home a corner so when private a vital ally points and wipe the smile off his face. so let's see who got off to a winning start in the rook ruined a life thing over sawka three one in convincing fashion hand-over hand mice defeat three two all nick last full croup bray mids second half goal level think of hoffenheim outs work only needed a goal to defeat hamburg stuttgart down to one nil frankfurt share the spoils with freiburg friday night saw byron in labor couzin in love cited by irons way and on sunday cologne host blood bought in the local darby and in the late match dortmund welcome wolfsburg so let's see how those results affected the table as you can see by are now thirteen point cushion on top like six just ahead a shock a narrow margin just a point things could change up here dippin you know the results from the doormen in the lobby matches on sunday outdoor climb a bit pushy frankfurt down let's see the bottom half and it

sebastien ogier ever manes in the lead after the second day of the season opening monte carlo rally the french ford fiesta driver struggled in the slippery conditions but finished still but still finished the day fifteen seconds ahead of us stony and driver tom knocker and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the car around the clock on our website that's t w dot com thanks for joining us. democratic they will succeed in defining the subtle not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of the stick trying to shift. taking the stand global news that matters. made from minds. w. true diversity. where the world of science is at home in many languages.

longest serving one and it's not just age that divides these two it's austrian foreign minister sebastien cortes sharply criticized refugee policy now however even the german chancellor favors setting a limit on migration court says that he sees other e.u. countries moving in austria's direction adopting positions he was criticized for two years ago. as in austria we made a disproportionate contribution we have the second highest number of asylum seekers relative to our population after sweden so i believe no one can accuse us of not showing solidarity. the contrary but if we want to solve the migration issue that it won't succeed via distribution but instead with aid on location and it still inadequately functioning you external border protection that we urgently need. machall stress that it's not human traffickers who should decide who comes to europe as a club us it's totally clear that we want to reduce illegal migration and strengthen europe's external borders. but also strengthen the partnership with the countries of origin that in turn means that we must find new ways of working to

line mona sorry we were having some trouble hearing you earlier but we were talking about whether sebastien course and i'm glad michael will be able to smooth over the rough tone that they've had in the past. indeed and as i enter the studio the press conference between the two leaders was just getting underway so i didn't get to hear a whole lot about the content of their meeting but certainly there were professions on the part of the chancellor along with a lot of smiles that they had a number of common goals and that they were in agreement on crucial areas and as you mentioned at the top of the program sebastian court said before he left to travel to germany that germany is a very important partner for austria and that he views as a very important and experienced leader on the other hand in st stingingly enough he did not make this trip to germany the first of his trips abroad in fact he went to france as his first diplomatic visit so that may tell us a bit of something he did also say in advance of this trip that while neighbors often have differences in fact he believes that the rest o

. >> sebastien in "the little mermaid" sang life is better under the sea. you will find amazing things like this hairy hermit crab. he was in hawaii in november and was able to get up close and personal with this hairy hermit crab. it's eating something. sure, you can film me while i'm having a little snack. >> the kind of thing you picture under the ice on jupiter's moon. >> definitely alien looking. if something like this can live on this planet, just imagine what kind of weird life is out there. >> we don't even need toomhing o incredible, because check this t. rive -hou expedition you can look at online, and they were goingbu a. t. i is awesome. t firework. >> if they didn't have the lights n'eeonit y,ouou w llat a t's internally that's reflected in the light. there's a crab down there not gettg att o tere, i'm going tienturnny around. see me? tlo aoke.>> like it's g tassels. that's amazing.otorking onus, walking oe. >> innhi that theheis buddies f fhedurability o goldfish take . >> right use fetre. the did.! the ice it. and hek to the.al w >> like some

sebastien smartphone is his constant companion at work and at home wherever he is his head is likely to be buried in a device at some point he started to feel really out of sorts. i started getting bad headaches all the time but it lasted for days and there was a strain in my neck that wouldn't go away at one point i started getting dizzy i could hardly concentrate and found it hard to do anything. his doctor sent a twenty four year old to a physical therapist upon hearing about sebastian cell phone habits the therapist quickly diagnosed the cause of his pain. please turn your head to the right does that hurt yes can you show me where it runs up through here. and around your temple yes turn your head around to the left side how was it here same the same ok. he's clearly describing smartphone never changing and stiffness whenever he tries turning his head he doesn't have a preexisting condition from an earlier trauma it's clearly the result of smartphone use. studies show we now stare down at our phones about four hours a day that's bad for our neck vertebrae few people realize what's

kind of see the commissioner's forms the reporter so what are the sometimes feels like here some sébastiendraws on a wealth of insights to disprove the experts of the cold flu such as the be good shibley blah. long d.w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language of the first word and there's been little niko peace in germany to learn german. was his first why not the moon. its simple long line on their own mild and. soft. w. zener ning course eco street journal maybe see. peeps about the moments of day before. it's all about the stories in so. it's all about george chance to discover the world from different perspectives. join us and do so funded by distinctive instagram hours at g.w. story the topic of each week on instagram the. circle of fear. correspondent you're in russia toe is in chechnya. islamic state has recruited more young people here than anywhere else. and more and more attention fighters are now returning home they're both respected and feared how will this affect chechen society. circlets fear today on t w names. in a. place . this is coming to you live f

midfielder marius both was the hero of the day the assistant sebastien always eighteen minutes go. and only four minutes later set up timothy chandler. post book coach martin schmidt demanded more from his team and maximillian on all delivered a dream free kick in the sixty six minutes. but it wasn't enough especially after a superstar palooka yo bitch made it three one. looks simply unbeatable on the right. and now her match with miss down to factor you makes olympic stadium in two thousand and four a better frame and celebrates their last major title would they be by in three one to win the bundesliga get the glory days of tomas shop. and. things have gone steadily downhill since then but they're still alive to dream. which are sometimes on sunday will face a lot of world class players at every position and i think that we need to spend about zero percent of our to. i talked about his favorite for this weekend despite . taking something from the. old. blind optimism or an honest call to arms against his colleague case the legend a pro coach for fifty three years he's lost more to

is enjoying a boom abroad especially works from what's become known as the new light six school sebastien child has also benefiting from this success even though he studied art and berlin not like his pictures are always set in closed undefinable spaces like figures of baroque painting the men to be good in them are painted in intense light . dozens not use guns boost i consciously avoid using the illusion of space there are always two dimensional kind which will never see the german forest apparent as a background in my works it's the avoidance of telling a story and shrinking things somehow but as much as it is creating a theatrical stage and concentrating on human existence. idle people in the poses is a bastard spot as new as works they begin to disintegrate instead of illustration these works porter an abstraction. of the artist as a chronicler and an age of uncertainty wandering between painting traditions between representation and abstraction for soaring but one passion play with shape and color and accepting the result whatever it turns out to be. every week we bring you five fun

there have been criticisms, as sebastien pointed out, for some of michael wolff's past work is pushingas they can go and focusing more on flowery language than on actual on the ground reporting. but i think if you look at the book as a whole it matches up with a lot of what the mainstream reporting has been on donald trump and his presidency over the past year. it is no secret that there is then a lot of chaos within the white house, though that has been a lot of staff turnover as the president has seen disinterested in the occasion of governing. these shouldn't come as surprise is that we should look at the individual and a oates and the individual stories with a sceptical i. we cannot take it on face value and while donald trump pages and sceptics may embrace this book they have to look at it as a somewhat detached observer and not assume just because it agrees with their worldview that it necessarily is entirely accurate. anthony zurcher there. from a political storm to a winter storm. it's been causing travel chaos in the north—east of the united states and is being blamed for up t

tech-heavy nasdaq climbing more than 1%, its biggest gain since mid-november joining us now, colin sebastienation partner steve vasallo. happy new year to both of you. colin, i want to start with you. some of your top picks for 2018, some familiar names. alphabet, amazon, facebook why? why those? is it some play on advertising and just the massive power that google and facebook have there is there something else about their heft, their size, their momentum >> well, really it is a combination of factors that keeps us bullish on these large cap internet companies first off, there's such a rapid pace of innovation in technology that's benefiting disproportionately these platform leaders things like artificial intelligence, augmented reality, personal assistance. in addition to that, the core secular growth trends in e-commerce, in online media, and online advertising are clearly benefiting the same companies, as well. so when we look at the spectrum of potential alternatives to these large cap internet companies, we still come away more bullish as we look in the year ahead >> steve, for somebod

in revenue has been lost is found to the government to work hard to entice cho respect the island sébastienreports from bali. inside the danger zone tourists are visiting bally's most famous temple the sucky life just seven kilometers from the crater of the erupting volcano and was off limits for the past three months the decision to reopen a tourist attraction shows the government's eagerness to lure visitors the whole gay know is still at its highest alert level or agree with this decision there are many other places where tourists can go in belize we can't predict nature it's a better to put safety first around five million tourists visit bali every year but after the eruptions and airport closure last month several countries including china issued travel warnings hotels far away from the volcano and an owners were forced to temporarily suspend staff. to reassure tourist president joke of a daughter took south is that one of bali's famous speeches tourism has recovered slightly during the holiday season but many balinese are suffering. has worked as a guide to a month i'm going to take i