[ Toronto ] iSHADOW

Levy Lighting NYC presents the latest innovations in interactive technology.

[ Metropolregion München ] Schoolboy climbs wall with vacuums. - BBC online

A 13-year-old schoolboy has managed to climb walls using an invention he created for a class project.

Hibiki Kono, along with his teacher Angus Gent, explained to Bill Turnbull and Sian Williams how it works and the inspiration behind the idea.

Hibiki was inspired by the BBC's Bang Goes the Theory. You can find out more at bbc.co.uk/bang

[ Metropolregion München ] Diana Damrau, ein Weltstar aus Günzburg und Ihr Weg dorthin! - auf FAZ.net

Die Sopranistin Diana Damrau ist zurzeit die Beste ihres Fachs. Diana Damrau hier im Interview:

[ Metropolregion München ] World's Best Places to Live - on Telegraph.co.uk

Place a pin on our World’s Best Places to Live map and tell us why you think it’s such a great place to be. It could be a street in Sydney, a beach in Thailand, a rose-clad cottage in a quaint Dorset village or a particular apartment block on New York’s Upper West Side; you can be as specific or general as you like. You can put on as many locations as you want and you can rate and comment on other people’s choices, too. And if you add a pin and register your details by October 31, 2010 you will be entered automatically into our fantastic prize draw in which FIVE lucky couples will win a free trip to visit the place of their dreams. Flights  to and accommodation at your favoured destination will be paid for, up to a total cost of £2,000 per couple.

[ Metropolregion München ] Most liveable city: Munich - auf Monocle

As Munich jumps back up the scale to our No 1 spot, we look at what makes it Monocle's most liveable city. We explore the urban environment and talk to its visionary thinkers to uncover how and why this city has usurped other metropolises in our quality of life survey.

[ Toronto ] Entrepreneurs can change the world!

From June 20-22, 2010 in Toronto, entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial experts from the G20 nations will gather to work towards creating a more entrepreneurial world.

[ Toronto ] Ontario: Vom Lederstrumpf zum Blackberry - auf Bayern 2

Ontario ist 15-mal so groß wie Bayern, ein wichtiger Industriestandort, aber auch Magnet für Touristen aus aller Welt.

Kanada ist ein klassisches Einwanderungsland - jedes Jahr wächst es um 250.000 Immigranten.

In Toronto, das als das Multikulti-Zentrum der Welt schlechthin gilt, werden 170 verschiedene Sprachen gesprochen. 

Zahlreiche Deutsche hat es im Verlauf von Jahrhunderten nach Ontario verschlagen - bis 1916 gab es sogar eine Stadt namens Berlin. Seither heißt sie Kitchener. Den Podcast Ontario könnt Ihr Euch hier anhören.