Beautiful scenery of Iceland

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Lewis model Finland - Germany

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The model created by Richard Lewis, divides human behavior patterns in three main groups: linear-active, multi-active and reactive. He visited 135 countries and worked in more than 20 of them, which helped im to come to the conclusion that humans can be divided in categories, based on behavior. Characteristics: Linear-Active: task-oriented  Polite but direct  highly organized  doing one thing at a time  rarely interrupts  sticking to facts  result oriented and like to move quickly forward Multi-Active: talkative, impulsive relationship and people oriented doing many things at the same time  interruptions uncomfortable with silence  Flexible truth impatient Reactive: listeners - reacts to partners action no interruptions  do not voice strong opinion easily  never confronts  very people oriented  patient conceals feelings  Finland is placed between linear-active and reacti...
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Kart in Club TURKU

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Reykjavík, Iceland

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After we checked in at the hotel and had a snack we drove with our car to the city centre to have a closer look at Reykjavik. Unfortunately it was already quite late and dark so we couldn't go everywhere and unfortunately we couldn't see everything. But the first sight we visited was the Hallgrímskirkja church. A big and extraordinary building.  It is visible from everywhere and therefore easy to find. At the top of this 74,5 metres high, expressionistic building there is a viewing platform with a 360° panorama view to the city. This enables the best view over Reykjavik. The tower is open daily - except on Sundays because of the church services. The church is used normally. Therefore it is possible that the tower is not accessible because of a Holy Mass or a church recital. The entrance fee to the tower is 900 ISK for adults and 100 ISK for children between 7-14 years. Younger children are admitted free of charge. This church is the biggest one in Reykjavik.  In the foregroun...
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