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Monthly Archives: June 2014
A study has found common attributes between people who enjoy certain types of coffee. Clinical psychologist Dr Ramani Durvasula conducted an observational study of 1,000 coffee drinkers, and assessed numerous personality styles and psychological traits including introversion and extraversion; patience; … Continue reading
Minaret or I.C.B.M. on the banks of the Rhein
© Kindadukish. Photograph looking across the River Rheine in Konstanz towards the Melvana Mosque at sunset.
Posted in Culture, Germany, Photography, Society
Tagged Germany, ICBM, Konstanz, Minaret, mosque
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Prince Charles the ultimate N.E.E.T.
The Prince of Wales tried to influence government decisions in areas including grammar schools expansion and GM crops, former Labour cabinet ministers reveal. This is the man who at the age of 65 is still waiting for his first … Continue reading
Cool Kindergarten…………
This kindergarten building was next door to the conference villa I was recently at during my Konstanz visit and it rather puts to shame the shabby and dour buildings that house many infant and junior schools in the UK. The … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Children, Education, Fashion, Health and Wellbeing, Photography, Society
Tagged architecture, children, Kindergarten, Konstanz, learning environment, new building
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Me Jurgen………you Heike! (Me Tarzan……you Jane)
On my recent visit to Konstanz the temperature was so hot (33c) that the locals took to diving off the bridge into the River Rheine to keep cool. Of course “elf and safety” would have banned this in the UK … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Germany, Humour, Photography, Society, Sport, Students
Tagged bridge, Diving, health and safety, Jane, Konstanz, Rheine, risk taking, Tarzan
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Punk Police……….in Germany of all places!
Seen near the waterfront in Konstanz, members of the local gendarmerie on patrol and the policewoman with a very distictive hairstyle……..
Streetlife in Konstanz
On my recent visit to Konstanz in Germany I spent a considerable time wandering around the old town simply to take in the wonderful architecture of the city. Konstanz is situated on Lake Constance (the Bodensee in German). The Rhine … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Photography, Tourism, Travel
Tagged architecture, Bodensee, culture, Germany, Konstanz, old town, street life
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Keep The Faith………Wigan Casino and Northern Soul
I Was doing a little Youtubing the other day and by chance came across this video with a song by Raphael Saadiq called “Love that girl” and it immediately took me back to the Friday night sessions I used to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Music
Tagged all nighters, KTF, Northern Soul, Wigan casino. dancing
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Get a science degree and get ahead…………………
New science graduates are half as likely to be in stop-gap jobs stacking shelves and cleaning windows as those who studied most other university disciplines, new figures have revealed. They are more likely to have landed professional jobs within six months … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Education, Equality, Higher Education, Students
Tagged employability, employment trends, graduates, science degree beneficial, Students
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Hotel Petershof, Konstanz……….avoid like the plague!!!!!!
Booked a 6-night stay to attend a conference with a colleague and charged “top dollar” for a poky little room which could just about get the bed in. I had specifically asked for a double bed and got two single … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Service, Hotels, Management, Tourism, Travel
Tagged avoid, awful customer care, dreadful, Hotel Petershof, Konstanz, sauna like rooms
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