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No real surprises this weekend as the first day of Euro 2008 yielded expected results. The quality of play was generally strong but with few real moments of real quality.

A wild finish with three goals in the final four minutes gives Dortmund an away point as Bremen defense struggles continue.

Germany v Sweden * Argentina v Mexico * England v Ecuador * Portugal v Holland * Italy v Australia * Switzerland v Ukraine * Brazil v Ghana * Spain v France

If chocolate is one of your all time favorite treats, you may be thrilled to learn that a little (emphasize little) dark chocolate is considered healthy for the heart.

After years of dominating the rock music charts, pop punk band Fall Out Boy now has its eyes on a new record book: the Guinness Book of World Records.

Not only is it economical it is also a great way to enjoy home-cooked traditional foods and get a grass roots view of the country you are visiting.

The cycle-track by the River Moselle takes you through picture-postcard villages which are famous for their wine, picturesque cobbled streets and half-timbered houses.

Low-Emission Zones (LEZ), or Umweltzonen, are banishing older, polluting passenger cars from many German cities such as Berlin, Cologne and Stuttgart with more to follow.

The first Concentration Camp of the Nazis was a blueprint for all subsequent camps and stands today as a vivid testament of Germany's past crimes against humanity.

Research indicates that vitamin C may reduce symptoms and duration of illness, but only for those who take it regularly.

Freiburg, Germany, with its historic University and gateway to the Black Forest, is an ideal German vacation. It has year round activities and a yearly wine festival.

The beer hall isn't a pub - you need to know the ropes if you're going to enjoy yourself properly.

Rosa Luxemburg ranks among the most important Marxist theorists, activists and indeed revolutionaries of the 20th century.

Pancreatic cancer comes with a poor prognosis, but that doesn't mean it's untreatable. Vitamins, other supplements and some off-label prescription drugs may help.

Finns do it, Swedes do it, even the Japanese do it. Although it originated in Britain the B&B concept is catching on around the world

Vitamin C (Ascorbic acid) provides a broad range of health benefits, such as reducing the risk for a variety of diseases and chronic conditions.