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Mayor marco steiner and his councillor believe that much more attention needs to be paid to the ideas and interests of young people to keep rodental fit for the future. That's why they organized a future workshop in which young rodentalers aged between twelve and 18 were invited to share their ideas. Mayor marco steiner and seven city council members listened to the ideas of the young people and discussed them with them. 90 young people accepted the invitation and gathered at the middle school in rodental to share their thoughts with city officials.

With his "year in review" conclusion! From! Ready!" Cabaret artist michl muller once again brought the bad bockleter kursaal to the boil. In the typical garitzer punchline gallop, he not only used the entire width of the stage for his performance, but also sprinted from garitz to south africa and via majorca back to berlin, through political world events and the garitzer neighborhood, through the past 50 weeks of 2013.

It was hardly possible to get through in the kursaal. Seating was taken up to the last permissible corner. The front rows had been secured by muller's fatzebook hardcore fans, dressed full of expectation in dreggsagg shirts and with self-knitted poodle hats on their heads. They have not been replaced by their idol.
"Finally back to normal people said the "king of garitz he was able to get over his audience and start his program from zero to one hundred without a lengthy introduction. On his way he admired the beautiful christmas trees in kleinbrach and grobenbrach. "There is now also a tree in garitz!" The whole room was already in a frenzy, the allusion was well received.

It’s so easy to see each other again: district court judge sieglinde tettmann and a 56-year-old housewife had only met in august. At the time, the woman from the district of kulmbach was a witness in the proceedings against her daughter – yesterday she was the defendant.

The first trial was about an incident at the job center. Insult was the charge. What happened at the time was described yesterday once again by the employee concerned. The daughter came to the talk with her mother. The younger woman had wanted a hartz IV back payment because she had not received child benefits.

"Yes, it was an important goal," joked robben, who opened the scoring in fubball international bastian schweinsteiger’s comeback in munich’s 13-0 win over qatari second division side SC al-sailiya. "Things are looking up," robben reported later that evening at the team hotel, in a good mood and eager to attack.

Once again, the 27-year-old enters a new year with a desire to "stay fit for a change". "The last two injuries were really hard, unbelievable," he said about the torn muscle in 2010 and the pubic bone inflammation this season. "It’s not quite gone yet. But things are looking up."Robben is bursting with energy – and for the long term in munich.

Nandar kampf seems happy. Although she has so much to cram in right now. She is a participant in the integration language course for foreigners. The young woman from myanmar, the former burma, has on the 25. Married on june of this year and since then lives with her husband in rodelsee. "It is much warmer in my country than here", she says, but is quick to add that she likes being in germany.
And now she's really getting into the swing of things, getting used to foreign characters and looking cheerful at the same time. The law graduate and former tour guide liked the german passport and is making an effort for it. Just like her fellow students. Four are from afghanistan, the others come from all over the world: ukraine, thailand, vietnam, iraq, the dominican republic, nigeria, latvia, the philippines and bulgaria. Many are in their forties or younger, almost all are married and most have children.
A real multicultural group has gathered around the classroom table. People from up to 25 nations learn german in kitzingen. "For a city in the rough order of kitzingen, this is quite a colorful pattern", says jorg toppner, coordinator of the vocational training centers of the bavarian economy (bfz) based in wurzburg, which have been offering language courses for immigrants at irregular intervals in kitzingen since 2005. People like nandar or 30-year-old godwin aginwa from nigeria will be future county residents if they pass the language course exam and the immigration test.

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"In the medium term, there is a threat of renewed increases in contributions or benefit cuts for the unemployed," according to a DGB position paper. The DGB’s bone of contention is the budget consolidation resolved by the black-yellow cabinet, which also entails billions in savings for the social security funds. The government is doing nothing other than "continuing a shunting yard at the expense of the contributors and in favor of the federal government and the more financially efficient taxpayers".

"Unemployment insurance is structurally underfunded," criticizes the author, DGB labor market expert wilhelm adamy. According to the cabinet’s decision, a tax subsidy totaling 5.1 billion euros is to be cut from the federal employment agency (BA) over the next four years to ease the burden on the federal government.

Croatia’s national soccer players bury ivan rakitic underneath them. The former schalke player’s penalty kick to the left put his team into the semifinals of a world cup for the first time since 1998 – and put an end to russia’s surprise party.

The FC barcelona midfielder scored the decisive goal in the penalty shootout for a 4:3 victory. After 120 minutes the score was 2:2 (1:1, 1:1). Croatia’s director luka modric, who led his eleven into wednesday’s semifinal against england at moscow’s lushniki stadium, lay exhausted on his back and looked up at the night sky.

After three hours of a works meeting, fehrer's management informed the press yesterday afternoon. And the news was anything but good:

The original restructuring plan is missed, the hoped-for revenues cannot be achieved. Instead of the growth of around ten percent in 2013 forecast in the summer, the current call-off figures from customers indicate that no growth can be achieved. The consequences must also be borne by the employees.
"Demand for automobiles has fallen sharply in recent months and will continue to stagnate in 2013", informed the management spokesman, dr. Bernd welzel. In germany in particular, orders are becoming fewer and fewer. Fehrer's problem, which the traditional company from kitzingen shares with many other automotive suppliers: the major automotive manufacturers are relocating parts of their production to cheaper foreign countries. "We can't transport our products across europe or even to china", according to welzel. Since customers are increasingly manufacturing abroad, fehrer must also follow this trend. "So that we remain competitive", said welzel.