Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Wow, a court in #Germanydares to question circumcision Religious circumcision of kids a crime - German court

Mikko Rauhala

9:59 AM  -  Public
Wow, a court in Germany of all places dares to question circumcision. Though this'll probably go higher. Jews must be allowed to do violence to their kids because Hitler, after all.
Religious circumcision of kids a crime - German court — RT »
A German court has ruled that parents can’t have their sons circumcised on religious grounds in a move which has angered Muslim and Jewish groups in the country.
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Tim Webb

9:50 AM  -  Public
Germany is going to be having a lot of fun, but even if you can't make it out there for the iOS Music Meet - Berlin... Your music can! 
discchord - Music App News, Reviews & Tutorials - iOS Music Meet - Berlin »
Germany is getting a big event full of iOS Music Making goodness from JustMusic and CDR . The iOS ...
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yassin bahdi

9:48 AM  -  Public
UEFA.com originally shared this post:
A semi against Germany would strike fear into the hearts of many, but Richard Aikman says Italy's record against the three-time champions stands them in good stead - http://uefa.to/MRP8ha

Which semi-final are you looking forward to you?
Italy scream gives Germany nightmares – UEFA.com »
A semi against Germany would strike fear into the hearts of many, but Richard Aikman says Italy's record against the three-time champions stands them in good stead.
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Anthony Jerome

9:48 AM  -  Public
UK Independence Party (UKIP) originally shared this post:
Even Germany may get EU referendum »
World News :: Even Germany may get EU referendum - Breaking news, sport, showbiz, pictures and video from the Daily and Sunday Express newspapers - updated 24/7
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Anthony Jerome10:05 AM
Its going crazy, not sure how long things will last at this rate everyone is turning on the EU.
Артем Сивцов10:09 AM
TL;DR - EU sucks, i understood :)
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Global Hotel Exchange

9:48 AM (edited)  -  Public
Destination of the Day: Kassel, Germany

Book Kassel, Germany Now! http://www.globalhotelexchange.com/

Kassel is the largest town in the north of Hesse, Germany. Wilhelmshöhe Palace, above the city, was built in 1786 by Wilhelm IX of Hesse-Kassel. The palace now is a museum and houses an important collection of Graeco-Roman antiques and a fine gallery of paintings comprising the second largest collection of Rembrandts in Germany. 
Destination of the Day: Kassel, Germany (13 photos)
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Gela Schmidt

9:31 AM (edited)  -  Public
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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DAAD Beograd

9:49 AM  -  Public
We just finished an English clip of our series about Living and Studying in Germany. Have fun watching it!
Living in Germany
Serbian perspectives on internship and research experiences in Germany. Goran, Davor and Nikola share their opinions and give advice.
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Posted by Robby Ball at 7:12 AM