This week the Monday Podcast visited the Christmas Market (Weihnachtsmarkt) in Oberursel. In comparison to last year, there was a lot more to see and better weather as well.
We spent the afternoon there, and the longer we stayed, the more people there were. It was very busy in the evening.
Oberursel Christmas Market
To find out more, listen to the podcast:
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Seit heute bietet eine neue Seite im Internet Hilfe bei Computerproblemen: www.computius.de
Die Seite, die von den Meerschweinchen Computius, Computia und Computii betreut wird, besteht aus 3 Komponenten:
– ein Blog
– eine interaktive Online-Hilfe
Im Blog werden Neuigkeiten aus der Computerbranche kommentiert. Im Forum können Sie natürlich Ihre Fragen zum Computer stellen.
Aber die revolutionärste Idee ist die interaktive Online-Hilfe. Hier werden einfache Fragen gestellt, die jeweils mit “ja” oder “nein” zu beantworten sind. Mit etwas Glück führt dieses Frage-Antwort-Spiel zur Lösung des Problems. Probieren Sie es doch einfach selbst aus, und schreiben Sie an Computius wie es Ihnen gefallen hat! Er freut sich auf Sie!
Klimakatastrophe was selected by the Gesellschaft für deutsche Sprache as the “Wort des Jahres” (Word of the Year) in 2007.
Klimakatastrophe is a word that became popular in 2007 to describe the effects of climate change. Whether it be natural disasters, global warming, or melting icecaps – they are all grouped as part of the Klimakatastrophe.
Although environmental issues have played an important role for the last 20 years in Germany, a number of events in the past few years and media coverage such as the film Eine unbequeme Wahrheit (An Inconvenient Truth), have served to highlight the them even further.
To hear a simple explanation and a short discussion in German, listen to the podcast:
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