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Paris has a bee in its bonnet

Paul Heymont ·
Paris rooftops are becoming home to beehives that may help reverse declines in honeybee populations.
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Danish Travel Company : Make Babies on Vacation for Mom

Travel Rob ·
  Spies Travel of Denmark released a racy video and new promotion whereby parents who want grandchildren can help fund their children's trips so that that some baby-making may occur.   Spies website states...
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Dec. 23, 2017: Stravinsky Fountain, Dry

Paul Heymont ·
One of PHeymont's favorite Paris spots was missing its water and its animation on a recent visit, giving a new view.
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Rambler in Paris: Buildings and Grounds

Paul Heymont ·
PHeymont shares some more views collected while wandering Paris, this time focusing on structures and perspectives.
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Berlin: 1-ton döner kebab sets new record

Paul Heymont ·
Another food record falls (were you really waiting for it?), but a technicality almost kept it out of the record books.
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Record ice melts and temperatures worry Greenland

Paul Heymont ·
Danish scientists are worried: Greenland's seasonal ice melt is happening sooner and more is melting, along with record high temperatures.
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Uber causes a rethink in Danish taxi rules

Paul Heymont ·
Denmark is getting ready to revise its taxi regulations, aiming to make the rules more rider-friendly and less controlled by the industry itself, but it is not planning to legalize Uber or similar apps that compete with licensed taxis. Uber began operating in Denmark in November 2014, and was immediately reported to police by the Danish Transit Authority. Drivers have been receiving tickets, but the status of enforcement is not clear. Danish politicians don't want to legalize Uber,...
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Re: Record ice melts and temperatures worry Greenland

GarryRF ·
How it's changed in a thousand years - since the first Vikings settled there. They wrote letters back to Denmark calling it a "Green Land" with pastures and crops and cows. And as the Ice melts at the North Pole - the South Pole records ice levels as being "Higher than ever recorded". Such is Mother Nature. Always changing her mind.
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Re: Danish Travel Company : Make Babies on Vacation for Mom

DrFumblefinger ·
An excellent way for a civilization to make itself irrelevant and even extinct is for it not to reproduce. Europe has serious problems, and we in North America do as well. Who would have guessed that Western Civilization might end because people were too lazy to be parents?
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Re: Danish Travel Company : Make Babies on Vacation for Mom

GarryRF ·
That was very interesting Rob. After grabbing my full attention for 4 minutes - I had to laugh. The last line of your blog reads : "If you want a thing done,ask a busy man." - Problem solved !!
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Re: Danish Travel Company : Make Babies on Vacation for Mom

Travel Rob ·
It is actually a very well done commercial and deserves all the free publicity it has gotten. With the huge ad budgets of the big Online Travel Agencies, I'm surprised we don't see more interesting commercials.
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Swiss Boarding Schools

Suzy R (Guest) ·
Swiss private schooling is among the most prestigious in the world. Here's some more information (sponsored content).
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France back at top of food honors

Paul Heymont ·
For the first time since 2013, the Bocuse d'Or returns to France, and to its home at Lyon.
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French aristo wants family chateau back

Paul Heymont ·
The man who would be king would also reclaim his family's castle, where the Institut de France wants to create a luxury hotel.
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Catalonia's History: Caught in the Middle

Paul Heymont ·
Catalonia has long been a buffer: between Christians and Muslims, France and Spain, and more. Join PHeymont on a visit to its history museum
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France's most popular street names

Paul Heymont ·
A roundup of the top ten historic figures honored with French street names.
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Bouquinistes and The Arab World Institute

Jonathan L ·
Jonathan L takes a last walk along the Seine, and visits the Arab World Institute
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Ryanair quits Denmark in fight with unions

Paul Heymont ·
Ryanair's increasingly bitter fight with Danish unions over working conditions for employees at Copenhagen's Ryanair base has now really gone south. Or, more precisely, southeast, Ryanair announced Saturday that its base in Copenhagen will close before the planned July 18th strike and move to Kaunus, Lithuania.
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If you're queasy, skip this news item!

Paul Heymont ·
Denmark's huge Roskilde music festival has contradictions.   On the one hand, it's noted for a focus on the environment and sustainability; on the other it's noted for huge volumes of beer consumed on site.
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