1 day ago by admin

Perhaps the shift towards an organic lifestyle fell on fertile ground in Germany because of the country's long history of green movements and green politics.

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2 days ago by Josh Wolfe

We’ve got some amazing upcoming interviews to share with you--all of whom happen to be part of my Lux Capital partner Larry Bock’s USA Science Festival. In the past week, I’ve sat down with Nobel Prize winning chemist Karry Mullis who invented PCR (polymerase chain reaction for amplifying DNA sequen ...

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2 days ago by administrator

An Englishman, an German and a Romanian were having a drink at a bar. At another table sat a man with a very familiar face. -Who is he? -I know, it’s Jesus Christ! Let’s buy him a drink. They do so, Jesus drinks and before leaving, he comes around to shake their hands. - Wow, sais the Englishman aft ...

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3 days ago by KAT

You know how they say Germans have no sense of humor? NEWSFLASH: It’s true. 30 Rock debuted in Germany this week and scored a 0.0 in ratings, which means less than 5,000 people tuned in to watch. Nicht gut! To Germany’s credit, I have no idea how a show like 30 Rock could possibly [...]

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3 days ago by The Quirky Post

IN NOVEMBER 1989, weeks -days even- after the Berlin Wall had fallen, my brother went on a week long excursion to Berlin with his class. Senior year, 18 years old, traveling from Holland to Berlin, Germany, where it was all happening. The Germans, who never partied, never did anything spontaneous, w ...

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4 days ago by Alex Priest

So as you may or may not know, I've been on a boat for the past 27 hours or so from Helsinki, Finland to Rostock, Germany, where I am now. Although I didn't have Internet access during that time, I decided to keep a little running log of my activities and experiences for your reading pleasure now (a ...

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5 days ago by Juliet Waldron

I was fascinated when I first saw hex signs on PA barns, shortly after moving to Central PA about 25 years ago. As I’ve been interested in myth and folklore for my entire life, I thought I saw a recognizable system in those repeating star patterns and sun wheels which decorated barns in Berks, Lehig ...

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5 days ago by sdennard

In the space of three days, the fiancé and I have managed to break four glass things: a flower pot, a wine glass, a plate, and a casserole dish. Okay, so I broke three of the four; I’m clumsy. Well, according to German tradition, this is great for our impending marriage. Broken dishes bring the brid ...

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6 days ago by guywhite

One of the AS craziest ideas used to back the Jewish Conspiracy is that European royalty is Jewish, in whole or in part. There’s not one case of confirmed marriage between Jews and Kings/Queens. I am sorry, but the Queen of England is just not going to marry Fiddler on the Roof. Royalty didn’t go sp ...

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6 days ago by unexpectedtraveller

The Soul-Soother and I are in Cologne. We deposit our luggage in the hotel and catch a tram to head straight into the centre of town. Outside the main train station, the cathedral looms high above us, its spires piercing the clouds and fog on this cold November day. We explore the area that is begin ...

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