Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
My "Good Life" by Heidi
My "Good Life" is going to see Verdi's "Aida" in the courtyard of the Thurn and Taxis Castle. It was beautiful, both the music and the settings.
~Heidi from Germany

Couryard at Thurn and Taxis (from the Historic Germany website)
Learn more about the Thurn and Taxis castle by visiting the Historic Germany website. http://www.historicgermany.com/3282.html
~Heidi from Germany
Couryard at Thurn and Taxis (from the Historic Germany website)
Learn more about the Thurn and Taxis castle by visiting the Historic Germany website. http://www.historicgermany.com/3282.html
Labels:
Aida,
German Castle,
Germany,
Good Life Aficionado,
Heidi,
My Good Life,
Opera,
The Good Life,
Thurn and Taxis,
Verdi
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Monday, March 09, 2009
Friday, March 06, 2009
Wednesday, March 04, 2009
Friday, February 06, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Volkswagen and BMW cuts jobs

German automakers BMW AG and Volkswagen AG said Tuesday that they would put thousands of German employees on reduced working hours as they slow production in the deepening economic downturn.
Volkswagen said it would put about two-thirds of its employees in Germany — some 60,000 workers — on shorter hours for five days late in the last week of February.
The company said some areas, such as component production and research and development, would be exempted.
BMW said a total of approximately 26,000 employees would work shorter times on some days in February and March, with workers at four plants affected. The company employs some 75,000 people in Germany.
German manufacturers' exports have been declining sharply, and demand at home also has been falling as the economy — Europe's biggest — sinks into recession.
Labels:
Automobile,
BMW,
Cars,
German,
Germany,
Job Cuts,
News,
Production,
Tennessee,
Volkswagen,
Webbspun Ideas
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
Marriott discounts in Europe this weekend- eBreaks
eBreaks®! Save at least 20% this weekend.
Thursday 7/10 through Sunday 7/13
Belgium - Brussels
$103-$126
Italy - Venice
$148
Germany - Frankfurt
$119
Germany - Heidelberg
$94-$118
United Kingdom - Central England - Huntingdon
$84-$98
United Kingdom - Central England - Peterborough
$71-$91
Rates are per night. Thursday requires a Friday night stay. Sunday requires a Saturday night stay.
Please note that some hotels only offer eBreaks rates Friday - Sunday. View Terms & Conditions >>
Each week Marriott eBreaks® offers exclusive last-minute weekend rates for Marriott® hotels in the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America. You'll find rates at least 20% off for this weekend (Thursday-Sunday). See more eBreaks worldwide >>
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Thursday 7/10 through Sunday 7/13
Belgium - Brussels
$103-$126
Italy - Venice
$148
Germany - Frankfurt
$119
Germany - Heidelberg
$94-$118
United Kingdom - Central England - Huntingdon
$84-$98
United Kingdom - Central England - Peterborough
$71-$91
Rates are per night. Thursday requires a Friday night stay. Sunday requires a Saturday night stay.
Please note that some hotels only offer eBreaks rates Friday - Sunday. View Terms & Conditions >>
Each week Marriott eBreaks® offers exclusive last-minute weekend rates for Marriott® hotels in the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America. You'll find rates at least 20% off for this weekend (Thursday-Sunday). See more eBreaks worldwide >>
When booking online, be sure to include MEB in the corporate/promotional box. To reserve by phone, call 1-800-752-7571 and ask for Marriott eBreaks. Or, call one of their worldwide reservation centers >>
Marriott eBreaks rates are exclusive to members of the eBreaks program. Therefore, they do not qualify for Marriott's Look No Further® Best Rate Guarantee.
Friday, July 04, 2008
Watch "The MasterSingers of Nuremburg" live online from Bayreuth, Germany

Germany's annual opera festival devoted to the works of Richard Wagner has set a price and it's a high one — $77.
The festival will show opera live online for the first time during the performance of Die Meistersinger (The MasterSingers of Nuremberg) that opens the event July 27.
Only 10,000 will be able to sign up for the online video. There will also be a free viewing in the Bayreuth public square.
The concept is a new twist for the opera world, where companies are looking for ways to develop young audiences.
Read the entire story at CBCnews.
Labels:
Bavaria,
Bayreuth,
CBC News,
Festival,
Festspielhaus,
Germany,
Opera,
Richard Wagner
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Walking around the Festspielhaus in Bayreuth, Germany
Visit Festspielhaus to learn more about this wonderful place.
Labels:
Architecture,
Bayreuth,
Festspielhaus,
Germany,
Opera,
Richard Wagner
Saturday, May 24, 2008
In honor of Memorial Day weekend....I am reposting this about the 100th Bombers Group
I posted this back in September but I wanted to show it again to honor these men on Memorial Day weekend.
~Corey Webbspun

These amazing men stayed at our hotel recently and they told stories of their time in the war and they had pictures and books that were written by men involved in the battles and flying these missions that most of us would wimp out over.
I have to agree with Tom Brokaw, that this was the "greatest generation." Thank you gentlemen for your service and love for our great nation.
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7 APR 1945 Buchen -- one of the last raids on Germany and on the crews 25th mission, the aircraft 43-38514, "E-Z GOIN'" was involved in a mid-air collision with an ME-109. Crew managed to bomb target and return to Thorpe Abbotts despite the loss of parts of the vertical fin and the horizontal stabilizer. This is the aircraft pictured on the front cover of "CENTURY BOMBERS" by Le Strange and Brown.

http://www.100thbg.com/
http://home.earthlink.net/~tom.mccrary/TargetParchim-RammedOverGermany.htm
http://www.100thbg.com/mainpages/crews/crews3/martin.htm
I met Rob Larsen, sone of Norm Larsen, while at the hotel and he is so passionate about these guys and their stories. Great people and I plan to buy a book soon with more info about them.
~Corey Webbspun

These amazing men stayed at our hotel recently and they told stories of their time in the war and they had pictures and books that were written by men involved in the battles and flying these missions that most of us would wimp out over.
I have to agree with Tom Brokaw, that this was the "greatest generation." Thank you gentlemen for your service and love for our great nation.
~~~~~~~
7 APR 1945 Buchen -- one of the last raids on Germany and on the crews 25th mission, the aircraft 43-38514, "E-Z GOIN'" was involved in a mid-air collision with an ME-109. Crew managed to bomb target and return to Thorpe Abbotts despite the loss of parts of the vertical fin and the horizontal stabilizer. This is the aircraft pictured on the front cover of "CENTURY BOMBERS" by Le Strange and Brown.

http://www.100thbg.com/
http://home.earthlink.net/~tom.mccrary/TargetParchim-RammedOverGermany.htm
http://www.100thbg.com/mainpages/crews/crews3/martin.htm
I met Rob Larsen, sone of Norm Larsen, while at the hotel and he is so passionate about these guys and their stories. Great people and I plan to buy a book soon with more info about them.
Monday, May 05, 2008
Abstract Jazz in Germany
Labels:
Bayreuth,
Club,
Cool Photography,
Germany,
Jazz Music,
Pub,
Travel Photo
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