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International Film Festival in Berlin
Feb 14th
Berlin’s iconic Brandenburger Tor hat viele Zwecke im Laufe der Geschichte der Stadt serviert. Letzte Nacht war es sehr beeindruckend, wie ein Kino. Wenn Vorhang öffnete vor einem riesigen Bildschirm direkt vor dem Tor, ein Publikum von rund 2,00 wurde eine restaurierte ursprüngliche Fassung von 1927 Frtiz Langs Meisterwerk behandelt werden, “Metropolis”. More >
Deutschland gewinnt schnell auf US-Medaille für Top-Position
Feb 14th

Winter Olympics
In Deutschland 153 Athleten in Vancouver und Whistler tragen das Gewicht der meisten nationalen bittersüße wohl weltweit das olympische Erbe.
Diese Athleten bilden eine gut finanzierte Olympischen Kraftpaket, das von der Öffentlichkeit weit verbreitete Begeisterung für den Sport unterstützt wird, was zu einem unglaublichen 1600 Winter und im Sommer Medaillen, da die modernen Spiele begann 1896 in Athen.
Diese völlige Zwerge die Leistung der wichtigsten europäischen Rivalen Deutschland und wird nur in den USA insgesamt 2504. Es ist auch höher als die Kombination Medaillenspiegel der ehemaligen Sowjetunion (1204), Russland (391) und der pre-1917 Russisches Reich (acht). More >
Naturkosmetik gewinnt Berufung in Berlin
Feb 14th
Nach dem Vorbild der Lebens-und Bekleidungshersteller, Kosmetik-Hersteller haben LOHAS – Menschen, die einen Lifestyle of Health and Sustainability folgen entdeckt. Die Produkte sich von der Image von Gesundheit Shop Kosmetika, die von der Erde Mütter, indem helle Farben und eine einfache Handhabung, die sie in ein Lifestyle-Accessoire gemacht werden. Die
Verbraucher sollten wissen, dass sie nicht von allen Hauttypen vertragen werden und sind somit nicht automatisch besser als herkömmliche Produkte.
“Die Wahrheit liegt irgendwo dazwischen”, sagte die deutsche Dermatologe Wolfgang Klee. Personen mit empfindlicher Haut sollten vorsichtig sein. Tatsächlich gibt es keine absolut verläßlichen rechtlichen Leitlinien für die ein Naturkosmetik-Siegel auf ein Produkt. Unter den Bezeichnungen in Deutschland ist ein erteilt von der Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie-und Handelsunternehmen Kennzeichnung eines Erzeugnisses als “geprüfte Naturkosmetik.” More >
Natural cosmetics gaining appeal in Berlin
Feb 14th
Following the lead of food and clothing manufacturers, cosmetic makers have discovered LOHAS – people who follow a Lifestyle of Health and Sustainability. The products break away from the image of health store cosmetics used by earth moms by offering bright colours and an ease of use that have made them into a lifestyle accessory. But consumers should know that they are not tolerated by all skin types and thus are not automatically better than conventional products.
“The truth lies somewhere in between,” said German dermatologist Wolfgang Klee. People with sensitive skin should be cautious. There are in fact no completely reliable legal guidelines for putting a natural cosmetic seal on a product. Among the designations in Germany is one granted by the German federal association of industrial and commercial enterprises marking a product as a “tested natural cosmetic.” More >
Germany gaining fast on US for top medal position
Feb 14th
Germany’s 153 athletes in Vancouver and Whistler carry the weight of arguably the world’s most bittersweet national Olympic legacy.
These athletes represent a well-financed Olympic powerhouse that is backed by widespread public enthusiasm for sports, leading to an incredible 1,600 winter and summer medals since the modern Games began in Athens in 1896.
That total dwarfs the performance of Germany’s main European rivals and is second only to the U.S. total of 2,504. It is also higher than the combined medal count of the former Soviet Union (1,204), Russia (391) and the pre-1917 Russian empire (eight). More >
Berlin International Film festival
Feb 14th
Berlin’s iconic Brandenburg Gate has served many purposes over the course of the city’s history. Last night it served as one very impressive movie theater. When curtains parted before a huge screen just in front of the Gate, an audience of roughly 2,00 was treated to a restored original version of Frtiz Lang’s 1927 masterpiece, “Metropolis.” More >
Berlin housing firm GSW prepares IPO
Dec 24th
Locally based housing company GSW, controlled by Goldman Sachs’ Whitehall Funds and private equity group Cerberus, is one of the largest real estate portfolios eyeing a stock exchange listing in the New Year, and preparations for an IPO moved into higher gear in November.

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The Financial Times Deutschland newspaper, quoting internal sources, said GSW could have a total market valuation of up to €900 million and would be a candidate for the MDAX medium-company segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank have been mandated to lead manage the placement. No further details or confirmation were available. More >
Berlin city center will be revitalized
Dec 24th

- Image by Getty Images via Daylife
It used to be the center of Berlin. Then it became the center of communist East Berlin. This week, officials in the German capital began a public debate about the future of the Rathaus Forum, the bleak area located in front of city hall. A handful of prominent architects have submitted their own ideas.
With the former communist party headquarters, the Palast der Republik now demolished, and the debate over whether to rebuild the city’s former palace settled (it will be), officials in the German capital are now looking to redevelop neighboring parcels of land that were once the focal point of East Berlin. More >
Nerfertiti bust will stay in Berlin
Dec 24th
German authorities have disallowed the relocation of an ancient Egyptian bust of Queen Nerfertiti over fears it is too fragile to travel .
The announcement is the latest development in a long-term debate between Egypt and Germany over the rightful home of the 3,500-year-old artefact.
Nefertiti is currently housed in the Neues Museum in Berlin, where it is one of the cultural attraction’s most prominent pieces.
The bust’s state of preservation was tested in 2007, when it was first ruled unfit for transportation.
The Prussian Heritage Foundation, parent corporation of the museum, said in a statement that new tests indicate that the artefact is still too fragile to fly to Egypt, even for a temporary exhibition.
The legality of the bust’s removal from Egypt has been questioned by its head of antiquities Zahi Hawass, who claims the artefact was smuggled out of the country in 1913 by German archaeologist Ludwig Borchardt.
German officials, meanwhile, maintain that Germany’s original acquisition of the piece was lawful.




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