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1. 10 Best Christmas Markets to Visit Worldwide July 22, 2009 Christmas is considered to be a season of richness and festivity and Christmas traditions involve decorating houses, setting up a Christmas tree and sitting down to a sumptuous Christmas dinner. Christmas is also one of the most important shopping seasons in the world and stores, malls and markets offer an array of goods at discounted prices in December. If you are looking to do some Christmas shopping, here is a list of the ten best Christmas markets around the world that sell Christmas decorations, cribs, statuettes, lights, Christmas paraphernalia, presents and delicious Christmas goodies. ... (read more) Author: Orson Johnson

2. Nuremberg's Christkindlesmarkt is Sure to Bring the Child Out in You! July 04, 2009 Christmas Markets are now popular around the world, happening in numerous towns and cities in many different countries, but to get a real feel for this great tradition you should travel to the Old Town of Nuremberg in Germany and visit the Christkindlesmarkt. What is the Christkindlesmarkt? Nuremberg’s Christmas Market is called the Christkindlesmarkt, which means the ‘Christ Child Market’. This is one of the oldest Christmas Markets in Germany, and the world, and is also one of the largest. Around 180 different stalls are set up every year in the Main Market Square (Hauptmarkt) in... (read more) Author: Christopher Auriol

3. Recognized Paintings Of German Painters June 19, 2009 The Paintings represent the artists in different times. The diverse artistic movements are a clear example of this affirmation. This time we will talk about Albrecht Durer, an excellent German painter with a valuable art legacy. If you have a real interest in Art, you should visit museums and art galleries to appreciate Paintings of quality. Albrecht Durer (1471 - 1528) was a German painter, engraver and wood carver. Albrecht Durer was born in Nuremberg but his father comes from Hungary. Albrecht was the second of three children and his brother, Hans Durer, became a renowned artist as w... (read more) Author: Mary Pierce

4. The History and Dream of Luxury Watches November 21, 2008 Whether it is the cars we drive or the watches we wear, all of them started with an idea and a dream. Whether it was by accident or planned, there is no way that the creators of technology could have imagined that their initial designs would have blossomed into the amazing products that we have today. The next time you look at your watch realize that Peter Henlein invented the first pocket watch in Nuremberg, Germany. It wasn't very accurate, which is sort of ironic since Germans are known for their accuracy. While this was the first portable watch, it was not the first wristwatch. ... (read more) Author: vishal kapoor

5. The Dream and History of Luxury Watches November 20, 2008 Whether it is the cars we drive or the watches we wear, all of them started with an idea and a dream. Whether it was by accident or planned, there is no way that the creators of technology could have imagined that their initial designs would have blossomed into the amazing products that we have today. The next time you look at your watch realize that Peter Henlein invented the first pocket watch in Nuremberg, Germany. It wasn't very accurate, which is sort of ironic since Germans are known for their accuracy. While this was the first portable watch, it was not the first wristwatch. T... (read more) Author: Patrick Bedford

6. Ethical Principles in Clinical Research September 12, 2008 " Ensure that rights and welfare of the subjects are respected/protected. Codes and Guidelines for ethics in clinical research: 1. Nuremberg Code- 1949 2. Declaration of Helsinki- 1964-2000 3. Belmont Report- 1979 4. CIOMS-WHO Guidelines (Council Of International Organization of Medical Sciences)- 1993,2002 5. ICH-GCP Guidelines- 1996 Distinction between Clinical Research and Clinical Practice According to the Belmont report the 2 differ in the following 3 areas: Goals: " Clinical research is done to answer useful questions and generate knowledge about human health and ill... (read more) Author: suneel kadekars

7. Samara land Czech striker Koller July 19, 2008 Russian Premier League side Samara have signed Czech striker Jan Koller from Nuremberg, who were recently relegated from the German Bundesliga, according to media reports. The 35-year-old has penned an 18-month deal with the Metallurg Stadium outfit. Koller ended his international career after Czech Republic were eliminated in the group phase at UEFA EURO 2008. He scored 55 goals in 90 games for his country. At Samara, who are currently seventh in the Premier League, the 2.02m attacker will team up with compatriot Jiri Jarosik, who joined the club from Scottish giants Celtic in January. No f... (read more) Author: Mike Ivanov

8. More Bird Flu Found in Swans in Germany June 26, 2007 German authorities say they have found bird flu in wild swans in a second German state. Officials Tuesday confirm that the H5N1 strain killed three swans near the city of Leipzig in eastern Germany. The virus was found in six swans last week in a pond in Nuremberg, about 200 kilometers to the south. These are Germany's first bird flu cases in more than a year. Experts are investigating whether the cases are tied to recent bird flu outbreaks in Hungary and the Czech Republic. Scientists fear the H5N1 bird flu virus could mutate into a strain easily spread by humans and create a global pandemic.... (read more)

9. Portugal Beats Netherlands, Reaches World Cup Quarterfinals June 26, 2006 Portugal has edged the Netherlands, 1-0, to reach the World Cup quarterfinals in Germany. VOA Sports Editor Parke Brewer reports from Nuremberg that it was a rough, physical game in which numerous yellow cards were issued. There were 16 bookings in the match here, tying a World Cup record. The first yellow card was issued by the Russian referee, Valentin Ivanov, in the second minute and it seemed nearly every time there was a hard foul a yellow card was shown. By the end, two players from each side had accumulated two yellow cards and were ejected. That had never before happened at the World ... (read more)

10. England, Portugal Advance to Quarter Finals of World Cup June 25, 2006 England and Portugal have advanced to the quarter-finals of the World Cup in Germany. Portugal defeated the Netherlands in a contentious 1-0 match and England topped Ecuador by that same 1-0 score. Portugal took a 1-0 lead against the Dutch in the 23rd minute in Nuremberg. Maniche right-footed the ball into the net from 16 meters after receiving a touch pass from Pauleta. The Netherlands could not score the equalizer despite having a one man advantage most of the second half. Costinha and Deco were sent off for Portugal while Khalid Boulahrouz of the Netherlands was sent off in the 63rd befor... (read more)

11. Portugal, Netherlands Play for Spot in World Cup Quarterfinals June 25, 2006 The football teams from Portugal and the Netherlands put impressive streaks on the line when they face one another Sunday night in a second round World Cup match in Nuremberg. Portugal has played 17 straight international matches without a loss. The Netherlands has not lost a competitive match in two years. But the last time the Dutch were beaten it was by the Portuguese. That came in a 2-1 loss in the semifinal of the 2004 European Championships. Portugal is coached by Brazilian Luiz Felipe Scolari. He guided Brazil to the world championship four years ago and has never himself lost a match... (read more)

12. Ghana Beats USA to Reach World Cup Second Round June 22, 2006 Ghana has defeated the U.S. soccer team, 2-1, to advance to the second round of the World Cup in Germany. VOA Sports Editor Parke Brewer reports, the game in Nuremberg was not without controversy. The end of the first half of this game between the USA and Ghana will likely be discussed among football fans of both nations for years to come. The U.S. team tied the score at one-all in the 43rd minute, and seemingly was headed into halftime on a high note. But two minutes into injury, or stoppage - time that is added at the discretion of the referee - American defender Oguchi Onyewu was whistled... (read more)

13. Groups E, F Take Field in World Cup Action June 22, 2006 The World Cup football tournament continues Thursday in Germany with the final opening-round games for teams in Groups E and F. The first two games involve Group E, the only one of the eight World Cup groups where all four teams still have a chance to reach the second round.   Italy leads Group E with four points, followed by the Czech Republic and Ghana with three points each. The United States has one point. The U.S. men need a victory over Ghana in Nuremberg and an Italian victory over the Czechs in Hamburg to advance. If the Czech Republic wins, the United States would need a win and ... (read more)

14. USA Faces Ghana in Must Win Game at World Cup June 21, 2006 The U.S. soccer team plays Ghana Thursday (10am ET) in a World Cup Group E match that is a must-win game for the Americans to have a chance of reaching the second round at the month-long tournament in Germany. Even with a win in the final group match in Nuremberg, the USA is not assured of a berth in the second round. The Americans must hope Italy beats the Czech Republic in the other group game that will be played at the same time in Hamburg. Then Italy and the USA would be the two teams to go through. Italy leads the group with four points, the Czechs and Ghana have three and the USA has o... (read more)

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