Thursday, September 30, 2010

Dressed For Disney Cute

Napoleon and the oblique home

Two new publications by Theiss

"So LDATE! Forty centuries Bilck down upon you!" Napoleon is said to have said as he stood in 1798 with his army against the Egyptian Pyramids. The book "The Battle of the Pyramids - Napoleon conquered the Orient" not only describes the battles and campaigns of the end of the failed dream of conquering the Middle East, but also the accompanying archaeological expedition of the French commander.

A similar deals with the topic of my book reviewed "With Napoleon in Egypt"

All other material: Slant home " , a trip leader of a different kind" Quirky, secluded and sometimes irritating sights from the region (Hessen) "promises the blurb for the reader and take a look at the table of contents can be - like the chapter" Lost Eggs - Urology in Gießen "- in fact, 'wacky' expect

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Milk And Cookies Initiation

A look back at the years of emptiness



voids.
has only one mark on the aesthetic perception of Westzonalen over the void in the East Berlin shops window displays the times of the GDR: The journey back to full shopping malls of the West. And now the Day of German unity, not just a day of emptiness is still a day of plenty, but as a unit, at best, a day of average.
"Let caused empty landscapes,"
that would have been very nice. Return This sharpening of the senses, this fantastic feeling, each time in an open space to be able to weightless and unencumbered with all the possibilities to come up with something or unthinkable. Instead, pre-compressed landscapes with wind turbines everywhere plump, brightly lit the thousands of shopping malls, all newly made, provide the desired regenerative Verschwendungsernergie. No more American friend, the things of hope across the border brings. No hope of control more, which monitors the Americanized desires hopefully. No more anti-American system, the hopes and plans and plans, as is right and just hope for a real system, never achieved. Now, the many servants all the stuff a lot, but no more hope. OK, then celebrate beautiful times.

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Positive Pressure Rooms

The Staufer and mining horses

. Innovative Middle Ages and the end of an era

Now he is here, the exhibition catalog "The Staufer and Italy" . After "transformations of the Hohenstaufen empire" the second publication, on the occasion of Joint exhibition of the states of Baden-Wuerttemberg, Rhineland-Plalz and Hesse in the Reiss-Engelhorn Museums in Mannheim (19/09/2010 has been released 02/20/2011) -. "The Staufer and Italy" is now the official companion volume to the exhibition. In fact, there are two volumes with a total of about 800 pages in which one part, the exhibits will be presented, on the other essays various aspects of the three regions of innovation in medieval Europe spotlight.


buddy a uf four legs "More than one hundred years included pit horses surprisingly to the daily work on the mines in the Ruhr. Today, the four-legged friends contribute their horses guide us as manifestations of a bygone era. And yet, not even 50 years passed in 1966 went to Tobias, the last known horse in the Ruhr mining pit in retirement. At his public and the media carried out on behalf and with great sympathy farewell to the era of the miners on four legs.
For science, they were usually just a side note, a minor episode. Former miners gave the four-legged friends in their memories more space; with them outweighs the anecdote. This reader closes this gap. Comprehensive and clearly it reports on the unknown world of the horse pit underground. "(Text Publishing)