The Random Window

The Berlin Zoological Garden is the oldest zoo in Germany and is now one of Berlin’s best-known attractions. It is also one of the biggest zoos in Europe and it is the perfect place to spend an unforgettable and memorable day with your family or friends.  Generally speaking, zoos are where many children have their first contact with diverse animals. They can meet animals like tapirs, goats and penguins. In fact, this is an experience that leaves a lasting impression. I had one these experiences when I visited this zoo during my summer holidays in Berlin in 2018. This zoo is divided into three different areas: the Zoo, the Tierpark and the Aquarium. You will need three or four hours to complete the whole tour as it is one of the biggest zoos in Europe. As visitors you will learn all about how the animals have adapted to their environment, as well as how they reproduce and communicate. For example, you will have the chance to watch rhinoceroses and tapirs underwater. At the A...

       I salute you, fellow readers of this arbitrary webpage! It's been a while! For today's post, I'm bringing a new and totally different topic to talk about: classical music . I'm aware that a huge majority of people do not like listening to it, mostly because they have made wrong judgements about this wide musical genre, or because their ears just have a different musical taste,  or because they have heard from others that it's boring and just adopted that opinion without making one for themselves - however, I'm not going to be defending classical music in this post. Instead of showing its highlights and presenting a thesis on how it contains so many genres from all around Europe that you could never get bored of it or find it monotonous,  I'm just going to give you my top 10 composers. However, as I like all of them (and more!) that I won't be showing, the list will be arranged according to who I currently listen more to.  I love classical music...

If students were asked by their teacher about the definition of "infographic", they normally wouldn't need much time to come up with a straightforward answer (of course, after getting over the confusion of hearing such an unusual request). A student chosen at random could answer: "they are graphics which contain information". And it is true, partly...  But it is so much more than that. I mean, there is a whole Wikipedia article about it.  Welcome to the entry of your dreams, the most exciting, breathtaking and appealing (yes, all at once) piece of information you may ever find: an entry about everyone's favourite kind of chart, the infographic.  First of all, I am sure that you cannot wait to read the standard dictionary definition:  a visual representation of information or data, e.g. as a chart or diagram.  Others may explain, in different words, a similar thing: " a collection of imagery, charts, and minimal text that gives an e asy-to-understand ove...