Tuesday, June 26, 2012

What is #Germany doing and how can we learn from it? youth unemployment rates for selected EU nations

Dwayne Knight

10:14 AM  -  Public
What is Germany doing and how can we learn from it?
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Charts overall and youth unemployment rates for selected EU nations.
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Karen Hawthorne

10:01 AM  -  Public
In Germany, the dedication to internal combustion is more than just a celebration of all things automotive — it’s a matter of finding new ways to express that passion. Check out the V8 Hotel.
V8 Hotel is motor head nirvana | Driving | National Post »
The eye-popping car collection is never static because it is made up of privately owned vehicles, most of which have price tags and are available for sale
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Cambridge University Press Library Marketing Group

10:10 AM  -  Public
On June 26, 1948, American forces began the Berlin Airlift-sending in food and supplies to Soviet-blockaded West Berlin http://bit.ly/KKn5kF
10 - Cold War Germany - University Publishing Online »
In this fresh and challenging study of the origins of the Cold War, Professor Eisenberg traces the American role in dividing postwar Germany. Drawing upon original documentary sources, she explores h...
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Moan Lisa's Art Akademie™

10:03 AM  -  Public
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Einstürzende Neubauten: Live show from November 4, 2004 at Palast der Republik in Berlin
+Moan Lisa's Art Akademie™ +Moan Lisa  #SayItDaDa 
#einstürzendeneubauten   #musiceveryday   #dadalife   #concert   #artist  #berlin   #perpetuummobile   #blixabargeld   #fluxus   #industrial 
"This performance was filmed on November 4, 2004 at the Palast der Republik in Berlin, the former...
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Einstuerzende Neubauten - Palast Der Republik
Live show from November 4, 2004 at the Palast der Republik in Berlin. - This performance was filmed on November 4, 2004 at the Palast der Republik in Berlin, the former Parliament building and symbol of the no longer extant DDR (East Germany). The Neubauten found the steel skeleton of the ruins of the Palast a congenial location for their architectural-musical fantasies and field studies. Accompanied by a 100 member choir, recruited from the supporters of the www.neubauten.org Internet project, they played in and with the building in their inimitable, almost literally building-collapsing fashion. Contains previously unreleased songs, band commentary and more.
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Posted by Robby Ball at 7:19 AM