I have been here :) The Sound of Music film locations (1965)

I visited Salzburg in the end of March 2016 which is part of my-one-month-Europe trip
http://www.movie-locations.com/movies/s/soundmusic_1.html#.VyuXhXOlbqA

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Story of cities #36: how Copenhagen rejected 1960s modernist 'utopia' | Cities | The Guardian

http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2016/may/05/story-cities-copenhagen-denmark-modernist-utopia

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Mohair Socks made from the fleece of angora kid goats

http://www.theguardian.com/money/2016/may/04/devon-farmer-steve-whitley-claims-no-smell-angora-goat-mohair-socks

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Interesting fact about Isan in Thailand

A Khon Kaen University study (2014) found that marriages with foreigners by Thai northeastern women boosted the gross domestic product of the northeast by 8.67 billion baht (2014: €211 million or US$270 million). According to the study, after a northeastern woman married a foreigner, she will send 9,600 baht a month on average to her family to help with its expenses. The activity also created 747,094 jobs, the study found.^[9]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isan

http://www.thestoryinstitute.com/the-land-of-queens/

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Sleep-wake cycle: why it’s vital to watch your biological clock | Life and style | The Guardian

In today's 24/7 culture, is there a best time to engage with social networks?
Sleep refreshes the mind as well as the body and a study of 509m tweets sent over two years by 2.4 million Twitter users found that the most cheerful and upbeat tweets are posted between 8am and 9am. The afternoon dip in concentration means that between 3pm and 6pm people are more likely to retweet other people's tweets than create their own. The most emotional time for Twitter is between 10pm and 11pm when users were "alert and engaged, but also more agitated", researchers found

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2016/may/01/watch-your-biological-clock-vital-health-tips

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