Saint Germain

Better no government than this.

Very difficult with the Cyrillic letters . In fact, it's in Khotyn, Ukraine. The event is called "Battle of the Nations" and is a full contact competition where the national teams from Ukraine, Russia, Poland and Belarus are brought together for competition. In fact its not so bloody as it seems, the guys omit stitches, expansively in the face, which would cause really serious injuries. For anything else a Helmet, Plate and Gambeson must suffice.

Salve

Michael Jackson, he's back.

Indeed, they are not really the best band from Munich. If you want a German in your town, try this

This one comes very close...

What would interest me is this: has she any specific plans or a political program? I could not find anything substantial on her pac-site.

Death in June - Death of the West They're making the last film they say it's the best And we all helped make it It's called the death of the West the kids from Fame will all be there Free cocacola for you! And all the monkeys from the zoo Will they be extras too? They're making the last film they say it's the best And we all helped make it It's called the death of the West A star is rising in our northern sky And on it we're crucified A chain of gold is wrapped around this world We're ruled by those who lie

Les Rivières pourpres A french thriller with Jean Reno and Vincent Cassel - very good

Franz Ferdinand - Take me out

Best wishes, Birthday fellow

as requested a brief summary of German health care: Germany has Europe's oldest universal health care system. Currently 85% of the population is covered by a basic health insurance plan provided by statute, which provides a standard level of coverage. The remainder opt for private health insurance, which frequently offers additional benefits. There are two separate systems of health insurance': public health insurance (Gesetzliche Krankenversicherung) and private insurance (Private Krankenversicherung). Both systems struggle with the increasing cost of medical treatment and the changing demography. About 87.5% of the persons with health insurance are members of the public system, while 12.5% are covered by private insurance. Public insurance All salaried employees must have a public health insurance. Only public officers, self-employed people and employees with a large income above c. €50,000 (adjusted yearly) may join the private system. In the Public system the premium - is set by the Federal Ministry of Health based on a fixed set of covered services as described in the German Social Law (Sozialgesetzbuch - SGB), which limits those services to "economically viable, sufficient, necessary and meaningful services" - is not dependent on an individual's health condition, but a percentage of salaried income (typically 10-15%, depending on the public health insurance company one is in, where half of that is paid by the employer) includes family members of any family members, or "registered member" ( Familienversicherung - i.e. husband/wife and children are free) - is a "pay as you go" system - there is no saving for an individual's higher health costs with rising age or existing conditions. With an aging population, there is an intrinsic risk that, in the long run, the burden to be carried by the young and working generations for the higher share of elderly will run the public system into a huge deficit or result in high premiums. Private insurance In the Private system the premium * is based on an individual agreement between the insurance company and the individual defining the set of covered services and the percentage of coverage * depends on the amount of services chosen and the individual risk and entrance age into the private system * is used to build up savings for the rising health costs at higher age (required by law) A person that opts out of the public health insurance system and gets private health insurance can not go back later to the public system, even if income drops below the level required for private selection. Since private health insurance is usually more expensive than public health insurance one will be required to pay the higher premiums with less income. The private system is said to be more stable to a changing demography, due to the savings accumulated over time. However with life expectancy rising the premium will also eventually rise for individuals. In my subjective opinion works the system well. You get treatment directly and the additional costs for medication are minor. Nearly every treatment is covered even gender reassignment surgery and abortion. Maybe the system could get instable in a few years because of changing demography. so far

What percentage rate is healthcare?

The Dresden Dolls - Delilah

unless he sings in German

DJ Weltenbrand

I ask you: Do you want total freedom of speech? If necessary, do you want a freedom more total and radical than anything that we can even yet imagine? Wikileaks, - precursor for a new "French revolution" - a boaster - betrayal of democracy What is your opinion? www.nytimes.com www.guardian.co.uk www.lemonde.fr www.spiegel.de www.elpais.com

Happy Birthday, Sir!

Capoeira: elegant, acrobatic, quick ..... and absolute useless in combat.

Snatch: Desert Eagle .50