The German historian Karl Scheffler once remarked that Berlin is always in the process, and judging by the number of taps that the city's skyline dominate, he hit the nail square on the head. Berlin's turbulent past is well documented, but since unification in October 1990 the city has had much to celebrate. Today Berlin is the country's cultural and economic power and has more than enough to proceed to justify the billing as one of Europe's favorite city breaks.

Although there isn't much of the Berlin Wall remain (although you can still buy pieces as souvenirs), the Checkpoint Charlie museum presents a clear picture of the city's shared past. Meanwhile, the contemporary face of Berlin's United is present that exhibited by Norman Foster's makeover inspired by the Reichstag. The view from the glass dome that now covers Germany's parliament building are certainly impressive, but to really reach the top of the city near the elevator to the top of the 400m Fernsehturm at Alexanderplatz.

Mickey's almost been in Europe for ten years, but he's already made a big impression. Disneyland Paris has quickly become one of the continent's most talked about destinations and the best thing is that the magic begins just three hours away.

Walk through the gates to Disneyland Paris'and you find yourself in the middle of nostalgia for the early 20th century American cities. Horse-drawn trams and vintage cars rattle the Main Street USA, and Mickey and his pals waiting to greet you.

Regardless of where you are in Disneyland Paris, the town is dominated by Sleeping Beauty's fairy-tale castle. Slender towers and powdered sugar-pink walls offer superb photographic background and helps you maintain focus in each of the five imaginary country. The castle is the centerpiece of architectural fantasy, where the'classic'Disney comes to life. Fantasy is home to the popular Disney'faces, and it's where you'll meet the likes of Dumbo, Peter Pan and Pinocchio. Of course, it'sa big hit with younger children, and it gives parents a chance to establish themselves before their nerves shredded riding in the nearby Adventureland.

Not one for the fainthearted Adventureland delivers adrenaline-soaked romp through some of the more remote corners of the world. From the lush jungles, pristine Caribbean beaches to Adventureland is required to give Indiana Jones in all. Near Frontierland offers realistic slice of the Wild West during the heady days of the Gold Rush. In addition to testing in the Gallery are trying Rustler Roundup Shootin'you can test your steel on the Big Thunder Mountain roller track or relax on the lazy cruise stay. A short walk (but millions of light years) away Discoveryland takes high-tech look to the future through the eye's more of our galaxy's best-loved characters. Expect anything from the form of glacial ice 2000 miles under the sea to leaks intergalactic space race, the Star Wars crew.

And it's only half. In 2002, Mickey got a new neighbor: Walt Disney Studios Park, which takes you on a fascinating in-the-scenes tour of the worlds of animation, film and television. Throw in a seven-themed hotels, three nine-hole golf course (the dads happy), plus an impressive collection of restaurants and's easy to see why Disneyland Paris is Europe's hottest family break.

Lions fans have waited over eight months to see their team back on the field, and it turned out that the PGA Championship could delay the TV coverage. Fortunately, the only thing we missed was the opening kickoff coverage that finally turned over.

Pressure from Kyle Vanden Bosch lead to an incompletion to stop the Steelers' opening drive. The first punt lead to the first miscue when Derrick Williams signaled for a fair catch inside the five yard line. Not the kind of first impression he needed to do.

Jahvid Best showed a quick burst from his second carry, but failed to pick up a first down on short yardage situations in his third consecutive bear to bring the Lions first drive in the preparation phase to an abrupt halt.

Pittsburgh's second drive showed just how improved the Lions defensive line really is. Cliff Avril planted Byron Leftwich to put the Steelers in a different and far and a QB hurry by Kyle Vanden Bosch secured the Steelers would have a chance to pick up a first down. Great victory for the defensive line.

Matthew Stafford got his first interception of the road. Probably a lot of blame to go around as he faced a pass rush down his check came in high and bounced off the hands of Jahvid Best. Defence looked solid again as they kept the Steelers to a field goal. Safety Randy Phillips so good yesterday support.

Jahvid Best rush off the first tackle was a perfect example of the kind of things he brings to the game that Kevin Smith simplay can not. Best turned the corner quite easy for a first down. His spin move in the back field to turn a loss into another first down.

Matthew Stafford looks exactly through the first quarter of play. Quarter ends with the Lions down 3-0, but threatens to put points on the board.

Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, stars of the popular Nickelodeon series All That, confront the monster of faceless corporate tyranny and have fun doing it in this comedy for young Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, stars of the popular Nickelodeon series All That, confront the monster of faceless corporate tyranny and have fun doing it in this comedy for young people. Ed (Mitchell) is a teenager who lives for his job at Good Burger, a small but friendly neighborhood hamburger stand, while his buddy Dexter (Thompson) also works there, but lack Ed's single-minded devotion to her job - he's there because he accidentally destroyed the car of his teacher Mr. Wheat (Sinbad) and has to raise money to pay compensation. When Mondo Burger, a mammoth fast foot chain, opens across the street, it looks like Good Burger is history, until Ed formulates a secret sauce that brings hundreds of new customers to their door. However, the monomaniacal manager of Mondo Burger, Kurt (Jan Schweiterman), determined to get their hands on the sauce and put Good Burger out of business. Meanwhile, Ed and Dexter rescue Otis (Abe Vigoda), the world's oldest fast food employee from dementia Hills Asylum, and Ed might just find love with Monique (Shar Jackson), if he could take his mind off burgers long enough to pay attention to her. Good Burger also has basketball star Shaquille O'Neal as himself and George Clinton as one of the demented Hills inmates.

We barely finish writing Yahoo still dead pooling another project, Gallery, we get a tip that Yahoo apparently another to save money / plan make the sale of domains in its possession. That is exactly what they did with contests.com sold during a live auction last night.

What is really strange but (apart from an Internet giant actually sell a domain instead of buying one), the price at which it sold. Contests.com is a killer domain name. People like my mother's love nothing more than going online and searching for matches going to win stuff. But how crazy is that Yahoo it just sold for $ 380,000.

Let in some perspective. In February, Toys.com sold for $ 5,100,000 at an auction. Sure, that's a better area, but no more than 10 times better. And a few weeks ago, Candy.com sold for $ 3,000,000.

How Yahoo failed to even one million to ensure the name is beyond me. Just poor luck in the auction? This man apparently left, right before the auction began last night is also baffled.

I thought I would really like to know why Yahoo would still sell it in the first place? I know times are tough, but Yahoo is really $ 380k is a lot of help in the long term? Hell no, it would probably be better to keep the domain name and just a load of these ads, perhaps even Google ads. Or, I do not know, carry out some games on Yahoo. People love that stuff on the web, I hear.