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Elbow macaroni of U.S.A. high plains organic Khorasan (kamut®) wheat, an ancient grain recently revived. Its large gold kernels make superior whole grain pasta that is sweet and smooth. Many sensitive to modern wheat enjoy this grain. Made at the Eden Organic Pasta Company on vintage Italian equipment with brass dies and slowly air dried. It provides 50mg of omega 3 essential fatty acids (EFAs) per serving. Rich in healthy fiber, protein, and magnesium. A good source of iron, thiamin B1, niacin B3, and zinc. Enjoy in salads, soups, and casseroles. Packaged in a reclosable, recycled and recyclable box with a tasty recipe and its photo on the back.
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Most parents wouldn't dream of giving their kids a mug of coffee, but might routinely serve soft drinks containing caffeine. Foods and drinks with caffeine are everywhere, but it's wise to keep caffeine consumption to a minimum, especially in younger kids.
The United States hasn't developed guidelines for caffeine intake and kids, but Canadian guidelines recommend that preschoolers get no more than 45 milligrams of caffeine a day. That's equivalent to the average amount of caffeine found in a single 12-ounce (355-milliliter) can of soda.
A stimulant that affects kids and adults similarly, caffeine is naturally produced in the leaves and seeds of many plants. Caffeine is also made artificially and added to certain foods. Caffeine is defined as a drug because it stimulates the central nervous system. At lower levels, it can make people feel more alert and energetic.
In both kids and adults, too much caffeine can cause:
Especially in young kids, it doesn't take a lot of caffeine to produce these effects.
Here are some other reasons to limit kids' caffeine consumption:
One thing that caffeine doesn't do is stunt growth. Although scientists once worried that caffeine could hurt growth, this isn't supported by research.
Although kids get most of their caffeine from sodas, it's also found in coffee, tea, chocolate, coffee ice cream or frozen yogurt, as well as pain relievers and other over-the-counter medicines. Some parents may give their kids iced tea in place of soda, thinking that it's a better alternative. But iced tea can contain as much sugar and caffeine as soda.
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Sources: U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the National Soft Drink Association
Caffeine sensitivity refers to the amount of caffeine that will produce an effect in someone, which varies from person to person. On average, the smaller the person, the less caffeine necessary to produce side effects. However, caffeine sensitivity is most affected by daily caffeine intake.
People who regularly drink beverages containing caffeine soon develop a reduced sensitivity to it. This means they need higher doses of caffeine to achieve the same effects as someone who doesn't drink caffeinated drinks often. So, the more caffeine kids take in, the more caffeine they'll need to feel the same effects.
In addition to being more susceptible to the effects of caffeine based on size, younger kids are more sensitive because they haven't been exposed to it as much as older kids or adults.
Caffeine moves through the body within a few hours and is then passed through the urine (pee). It's not stored in the body, but kids may feel its effects for up to 6 hours if they're sensitive to it.
Can you keep kids caffeine-free? Absolutely! The best way to cut caffeine (and added sugar) is to eliminate soda. Instead, offer water, milk, or flavored seltzer; you also can serve 100% fruit juice in small amounts. For added convenience, serve water in squeeze bottles that kids can carry around. You can still serve the occasional soda or tea — just make it noncaffeinated. And watch for hidden caffeine by checking the ingredient list on foods and beverages.
If your teen has taken up coffee drinking, one cup a day can easily turn into several (as most adults know), especially if your teen drinks it to stay awake during late-night study sessions.
The best way to reduce coffee caffeine intake is to cut back slowly. Otherwise, kids (and adults) could get headaches and feel achy, depressed, or just downright lousy.
Try substituting noncaffeinated drinks for caffeinated sodas and coffee (water, caffeine-free sodas, and caffeine-free teas). Keep track of how many caffeinated drinks your child has each day, and substitute one drink per week with a caffeine-free alternative until he or she has gotten below the 100-milligram mark.
Someone cutting back on caffeine may feel tired. The best bet is to hit the sack, not the sodas: It's just a body's way of saying that more rest is needed. Don't worry — energy levels will return to normal in a few days.
Feel free to let kids indulge in a sliver of chocolate cake at birthday parties or a cup of tasty hot cocoa on a cold day — these choices don't pack enough caffeine punch to be harmful. As with everything, moderation is the key to keeping your kids' caffeine consumption under control.
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Date reviewed: June 2014
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KC KDE Issue #21
This week's issue of KC KDE is devoted to the exciting events surrounding the start of KDE3 development and the Qt3 porting efforts. Topics include new applications such as Cookbook, KTouch and Kompare; large file support; S/MIME, EMail templates and KNode/KMail integration; advanced web shortcuts; KMenu plugins; new KDE email lists and websites; KRegExpEditor; KWinTV and more...
Bug fix
Shouldn't they remove some bugs first ? Some bugs are realling getting annoying
By Wouter van Kleunen at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: Bug fix
This is done in KDE_2_2_BRANCH which will become 2.2.1. Hunting annoyances in HEAD is mostly pointless as some code will be entitrely replaced in some places. A dedicated bug hunt should start in pre-beta and beta states here.
By Daniel Molkentin at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
they vs us?
On the other hand, if you the user just sit there complaining about "some bugs" and then don't actually take the time to make high-quality bug reports, you really can't expect those "some bugs" to be fixed. Eh.
By ac at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: they vs us?
Yes, well. As a matter of fact there is a really good bug report, about the bug i was referring to. And the bug was also available in kde 2.0.
By Wouter van Kleunen at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Re: they vs us?
which one? i couldn't find a bug w/your email in it and am curious as to what the bug is.
By Aaron J. Seigo at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: they vs us?
some would call it a bug, some would call it a feature: samba in konqueror (the use of smbclient).
By Wouter van Kleunen at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: they vs us?
ah, you do know about libsmbclient and the read/write ioslave right? caldera people working on samba are the ones writing that library and also the ioslave. however, they couldn't get it ready in time for KDE2.2. when libsmbclient is finished (which is part of the samba project, not KDE) then konqi can the kind of samba support one would hope for in a GUI filemanager.
By Aaron J. Seigo at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: they vs us?
i know.
i looked at libsmbclient. Didn't knew it wasn't finished yet. It's just very annoying to try to browse a samba share. They should have left it out, so you can't browse it...
and I still don't understand why khtml is used instead of gecko. Well nevermind... We've heard that one before
By Wouter van Kleunen at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
This again shows not only the benefits of the open source development model, but also the great willingness of the KDE developers to cooperate and merge, even when, from an outdated, different perspective one could have said that one side "loses". They are not only great programmers, but also great characters.
I only hope the refacturing/rewrite will be fast, and without big troubles, and afterwards the same amount of work will benefit at least both programs - this is great!
One little question: I am often amazed by the font & font size choices kmail makes. Sometimes the font is unreadale small, once it was I think 25pt, and sometimes the font is simply ugly. And text bodies from the far east ( guessed from the sender adress ) sometimes dont show up at all. What is the decision making process behind this?
By ac at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
Sounds like you are receiving HTML mails? You should disbale it and KMail will always use the same font, at least for the Latin1 encoding (don't know about the others).
By Daniel Naber at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
no, same problem here.
another example is: send an appointment from outlook to kmail in ics format (you can do it from the sheduler->send in ics or so). the mail will be fine, but barely readable altough its plaintext.
(btw you _can_ share appointments with outlook and kmail/korganizer _now_ in contrary to some people say : save the mail and use this command to add the appointment to your korganizer database:
dcop korganizer KOrganizerIface mergeURL .)
it might be needed to strip some headers, but i think a perlscript + filter rule in kmail would make it totally automatic ...
By ik at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
Do you also sometimes have similar problems with web pages? Then you need to install proper fonts, e.g. a good unicode font. I suggest you search the mailing list archive at http://lists.kde.org, the detailled solution should be listed there (it's a khtml issue).
By Daniel Naber at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
well, i already fixed it a long time ago for khtml (enforce default charset, i couldn't find any fonts that worked), maybe kmail ain't honoring that option ...
By ik at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
> well, i already fixed it a long time ago for
If you really don't like to see the correct characters, then you can select iso-8859-1 in the message menu.
By Michael Häckel at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
in case somebody is interested in receiving appointments from outlook users:
this script:
together with this filter:
does the job. For security, use the extended options (only apply when blabla)
By ik at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
I had to use :
By Martin Wolters at Mon, 2002/01/21 - 6:00am
Re: The cooperation of Kmail & Knode is great news
i agree completely.. there have been discussions going on for the past couple months on the kmail list regarding refactoring the codebase and integrating with knode, etc... i was just _itching_ to cover it in the KC, but i try and stick to a "no vapour ware" policy and don't want to put presure on the developers while they are still kicking ideas around by announcing what they might end up doing in an issue.. so now that they have actually begun the work and bits of the code are showing up, i was very happy to be able to cover it. the kmail/knode developers work very hard on some very non-flashy but extremely important core pieces of software (text msging isn't exactly a buzzword anymore, but who could live w/out email? =).
By Aaron J. Seigo at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
What capabilities?
...all of the new and improved capabilities in KDE3 months before the rest of the world gets to enjoy it...
What are the new capabilities? Could someone elaborate...
By Rob at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: What capabilities?
the exact feature set remains to be seen, obviously. =) Qt3 offers some new possibilities for database access, data-aware widgets, style/theming, text handling, and more. also, since binary compat is allowed to be broken the opportunity now exists for core components to be extended/improved in ways that were not possible during the 2.x series. how all of this will translate out into actual features will be seen when the coding is actually done.
perhaps for a rough idea: take the things covered in this issue and, realizing that they represent ~2 weeks of developments (and not every single thing that happened either), extrapolate it out over several month's time.
of course, the best way to find out what is happening is to actually jump in and get involved =) of course, future issues of kc kde will strive to keep everyone informed on the various developments as they occur
By Aaron J. Seigo at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Be carefully, please...
Good to see some joy to start again in new adventures !...
But, please, don't break the existing, especially about KMail and KNode that work very fine and are used by many people... Even, perhaps, keeping a last KDE 3.0 Kmail and KNode, similar to the 2.2 ones (but in Qt3, of course) would be a good thing while starting the new KMessenger and some little desagreements, I fear...
About the Cookbook story, I see that there is no decision and that the best KDE apps will remind among the less best in the KDE Apps. It's hard for a end user to use some of these KDE Apps. At first few ones are in the distributions, the user has to go on the KDE Apps site. Here there are many apps, some dead, some very new, many with similar purpouse... And then, when he has choosen, he has to compile. And it fails !...
I did it 2 days ago and today, with Kwave and KMyMoney. I have errors in the end of ./configure... So sorry, I use KDE Deskop, I use KOffice, I cannot use the KDE apps.
I feel very sorry that such interesting apps are so hard to be used. I don't know what would be a good solution, but I think it is necessary to find a solution.
(Ah, about KMail-KMessenger, I hope that in the archiv folders, there will be a "Receiver" column (as in OE and Netscape Messenger). I posted this bug wish some months ago, and It is important, I think, when mixing in a same folder sent end received mails...)
By Alain at Sat, 2001/09/01 - 5:00am
Re: Be carefully, please...
No, the apps they are referring to is not the website apps.kde.com, but rather a new kde package, just like kdegames or kdeutils.
By Carbon at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Happy new KDE package !
A new KDE Package ? It is a very good new !
Thank you very much Asif and Rik about the sympathetical white cursor. I hope it will be an option in the next KControl...
By Alain at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Re: Happy new KDE package !
>But you see that perhaps the name wear some confusion... Think about all the apps that would not be in this package, they are also KDE apps...
Yeah, perhaps it should be kdemisc or something like that.
By Carbon at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Re: Happy new KDE package !
KDE Extras
By Alain at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: Happy new KDE package !
Most of these are pretty good name, except for those that involve baked goods (KDE Cakes?) :-)
By Carbon at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: Be carefully, please...
> But, please, don't break the existing,
Nobody spoke here of making KMail and KNode a single application. The whole issue is only about sharing common code in a library.
By Michael Häckel at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Use White mouse pointer in KDE (OT)
You know KDE looks more beautiful with white mouse pointer created by our KDE developer Rik, on my request. Many thanks to Rik for the white mouse pointer...
If you like to see it, just copy this cursor.pcf.gz file to "~/.kde/share/fonts/override" and restart KDE to see white mouse pointer.
Have fun :)
By Asif Ali Rizwaan at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Re: Use White mouse pointer in KDE (OT)
Thanks for sharing with us! Unfortunately, every time I restart KDE, the files in that directory are removed and the file fonts.dir is remade. Do I need to enable some option in order to keep those files?
By Mario Auer at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
A better Mouse pointer by ME :)
Well, I too have created a mouse pointer, which looks quite nice in Mozilla, Netscape and X in general. To use this cursor.bdf
1. run 'bdftopcf cursor.bdf -o cursor.pcf'
You can also copy this to /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc/cursor.pcf.gz, to get White mouse pointer work in X windows along with KDE and for Every user without any need to copy it to ~/.kde/share/fonts/override folder.
By Asif Ali Rizwaan at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
left-side logo in k-menu
I have a very intriguing question.. when I look at http://users.swing.be/kdeprint/kicker_ext1.png I see a windows-like system-logo bar.. is this an option of kicker in the cvs-version now, or is it an applet of some kind?
By xasto at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Re: left-side logo in k-menu
it is indeed an option for the KMenu in CVS HEAD. you can also supply your own images or use the KDE logo that is supplied by default.
By Aaron J. Seigo at Sun, 2001/09/02 - 5:00am
Re: left-side logo in k-menu
I requested for this feature in KDE 2.0, and Stephen Kulow very bluntly rejected my wishlist, saying this panel(left-side logo) will look ugly like windows.
I am very happy that KDE Team has added this, and hope that they will also add "K Start" a Start button clone with the windows logo changed with KDE's one and keybindings and kicker themes which would emulate Windows Menus like Programs, accessories, etc.,
By Asif Ali Rizwaan at Fri, 2001/09/14 - 5:00am
Re: left-side logo in k-menu
I agree fully on the k-menu matter, I find it also very bothersome that the k-menu button can't be stretched in width.. It's also quite a limitation in theme-creation.. KDE developers shouldn't confuse options that remove limitations (artistical or functional) with things microsoft just happens to have..
I however would't like to see the exact same buildup of the windows start menu, it just isn't very functional and intuitive to my opinion. For example you should be able to make the size of the icons on the main kpanel bigger (like windows has also adopted). Just two sizes would already to the trick.. They need such a features anyway, for the accesibility features kde is lacking currently. The KPanel should get a place in the kicker Settings with all these things..
By xasto at Fri, 2001/09/14 - 5:00am
Hmm, what are the other two programs in this package?
By Carbon at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: KDE-Edu?
khangman, kmessedwords.
hopefully the selection expands in coming years =)
By Aaron J. Seigo at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
At last Bidirectional
I'm very excited because the new feature in QT3 which will enable bi-directional in KDE, this will take Linux to a new stage in Israel.
I hope to stop using windows to write my docs ;)
Any one know when the KDE3 will be released approximately ? year ? two years ?
By Ben-Nes Michael at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: At last Bidirectional
The KDE team is currently hoping to release KDE 3.0 around January 2002.
By Meni Livne at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: At last Bidirectional
nir'e ahla li, hevreh ;) toda, bye.
By Bob at Tue, 2001/09/04 - 5:00am
Where is kicq?
Hi folks!
By Jan at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: Where is kicq?
I find licq being more than able to handle my icq needs.. don't you? and it's pretty too! Someone should bother creating a pure-kde interface perhaps? currently it's Qt2, underneat (it's skinned anyway)..
By xasto at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: Where is kicq?
When building licq, add --with-kde to the configure options.. This will make it use a KDE UI, and will dock into Kicker....
By A Sad Person at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: Where is kicq?
exquisit! tnx fo the tip.. :-) why isn't this defaul?? .. ;-)
By xasto at Tue, 2001/09/04 - 5:00am
Re: Where is kicq?
I tried this, won't work. :(
By stacker at Fri, 2001/10/26 - 5:00am
CVS build guide?
Is there a guide somewhere to pulling everything down and building it? (Bonus points if it's Debian-aware.)
I'd like to help out with bug reports and what-not, but I phear trying to build the beast without some sort of roadmap...
By john s jacobs a... at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: CVS build guide?
as for the arguments passed to ./configure in the kde cvs modules, you may want to add a --prefix= (i use /opt/kde2) to keep it seperate in case something bad happens *knock on wood* (it also makes it easier to do a completley fresh install.. rm -rf /opt/kde2). --enable-final also speeds up compiling quite a bit, though it requires a bit more memory to do so ...
By Aaron J. Seigo at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
LinuxToday again...
They still have not posted KDE KC? They post GNOME KC already.
By ac at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
Re: LinuxToday again...
well, there isn't a KC GNOME, but i suppose you are referring to the GNOME Summary. i am trying to figure out what is going on w/LT but it seems that since their little internal shake-up occurred it has taken a bit longer than usual to get KC KDE posted. :/
By Aaron J. Seigo at Mon, 2001/09/03 - 5:00am
In not a developer but i feel that people will expect a lot of improvement of KDE3 over KDE2 but i think that the release date is to early to make a lot of things. I think it should be delayed a couple of months.
By jordi at Tue, 2001/09/04 - 5:00am
KDE 3.0?? Is it gonna' be fatter???
My GOD! I had dearly hoped that more time would be invested in kde 2.xx, before moving into yeat another version number.
There's tons of bugs in the current version and... we all got to face the music... it's as slow as an oil taker floating in honey and just as big!
My GOD! Fix what you have, first! Optimize the bastard! Make it run something on par with kde 1.1.2 and... maybe... just maybe... I'll actually use the damn thing!
It seems to be the trend now days... make it bigger.... make it fatter.... make it slower...
KDE2.2... an elephant painted in candy stripes...
By Jerry McBride at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am
KDE 3.0!!! It's gonna be PHAT!
Throwin down in tha hizouse, I'm gonna be rockin that big beautiful booty. Aww yeah, it's got a little bi-direction over here, communications integration over there. Phatten 'er up, I'm on top
Phatter, Happier, More Productive.
KDE 3.0 nuclear physicist in hotpants...
By Eric Nicholson at Thu, 2001/09/06 - 5:00am


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Bad Fallingbostel
Bad Fallingbostel [18] is the county town (Kreisstadt) of Soltau-Fallingbostel in the state of Lower Saxony.
Bad Fallingbostel lies within the Lüneburg Heath region, a popular holiday and excursion area for the great North German cities of Hanover, Hamburg and Bremen. It is also a recognised state-recognised spa town, hence the prefix "Bad". It has close ties to Walsrode, a few miles to the west. There is a British Army base in Bad Fallingbostel.
During World War II it was the site of two POW camps, Stalag XIB and Stalag 357.
Bad Fallingbostel is an interesting town with quite a bit of history. The old church of St. Dionysis is an interesting site to see, as is the monument to Heinrich von Quintus Icilius; a 19th century politician who helped create one of the first savings banks in Hanover. The villages are over a thousand years old, although documented mentioning occured only at later times. The main town Fallingbostel celebrated its 1000th anniversary in 1993. In the year 993 Fallingbostel was mentioned in writng for the first time. Kaiser Otto III. set the border between the bishoprics Hildesheim and Minden. In this document Fallingbostel is referred to as "Vastulingeburstalle". This name means "place to live of Vastulo or of the Vastulingers". Dorfmark was first mentioned in documents which are dated to the time around 968. In one of those documents from the year 1006 these place is called "Thormarca". That name is interpreted: Thor = to the, marca = border, forest-cooperative, market-cooperative
The moorlands of the Lüneburg Heath are a beautiful place to visit. It offers some of the most beautiful places to hike, walk, or cycle around Lower Saxony, a brilliant way to see the Lüneburg Health. Bad Fallingbostel also has the old German farmhouse known as Hof der Heidmark and many of the town's timber framed houses are still here.
A little more than half a century ago Bad Fallingbostel was the site of World War II POW camps; Stalag XIB, XID, and 357 (Stalag XIC was the Bergen Belsen camp only about a half hour away). More than 30,000 Soviet prisoners were buried here before the camp was liberated in 1945. After the war, the camp was used as an internment camp for National Socialists; it's now all part of the Fallingbostel Military Museum. World War II history has found its way in town in another way, it's the final resting place of Field Marshal Erich von Manstein, a high ranking general who served four years in prison for war crimes before going off to become a military advisor for the British. Interestingly enough, the 19th century writer (journalist, conservationist, historian) Hermann Löns is also buried here. He died long before the start of the 2nd World War, but his nationalistic writings caught the attention of the Nazis and Adolf Hitler ordered his body exhumed and reburied here.
Bad Fallingbostel is a small beautiful town with a lot of history. But if history is not your thing then there are plenty of sites and attractions around Fallingbostel that would be of interest.
Bad Fallingbostel lies on the Böhme river in the southern part of the Lüneburg Heath between Soltau and Walsrode in the Heidmark. In the vicinity is the large military training area of Bergen-Hohne, which is utilised by the Bundeswehr and by NATO forces, as well as Fallingbostel Station, a large barracks for the British Forces in Germany.
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Bad Fallingbostel lies next to the A7 motorway between Hamburg and Hanover and has its own motorway exit.
By plane[edit]
Bad Fallingbostel is central to the main airports in the region, Bremen, Hannover & Hamburg. All of these airports have flights from the main cities in the UK (Such as the London airports, Birmingham, Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Manchester ) and also from the main cities in Europe (Such as Paris, Venice and Moscow )
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By train[edit]
Bad Fallingbostel has two railway stations - Bad Fallingbostel and Dorfmark - on the Heath Railway from Hanover to Soltau, from both stations you can travel to a number of destinations, these include Soltau, Walsrode, Bremen, Hamburg and Hannover. For great ticket offers vist www.bahn.de. There are a number of great ticket offers available. One of these is called the Lander-Ticket. This offers unlimited travel for a whole day within a certain region. Travel can be on any day of the week within one of the German states. The ticket can be used on all local trains (Regional Express, Regional Bahn, S-Bahn) and several other transport systems. The package price starts from €29 for up to 5 people travelling together or for parents (or one parent) travelling with any number of children under the age of 15.
If your looking for savings for weekend travelling then get the Schönes Wochenende Ticket. It is one of the best ticket offers for tourists of all ages. The ticket is valid for up to 5 people travelling together and for parents travelling with their children aged 14 or younger. The ticket is only valid on either Saturdays or Sundays (one day only) between midnight and 3am the following day. Tickets are €39 euro. (Ticket prices correct at time of entry, Oct 2011)
You can purchase tickets and see the great offers on their website: - www.bahn.de. Or alternatively you can purchase tickets at the station from the ticket machine which is located just by the platform. The machine includes all the great ticket offers and can be translated into English.
By bus[edit]
There are several bus routes that travel in and around Bad Fallingbostel. For timetables visit http://www.vnn-service.de/Fahrplaene/SFA/511.pdf. (This link will take you directly to the Bad Fallingbostel timetable).
By taxi[edit]
There is a taxi rank located at the Bad Fallingbostel train station. There are a few different taxi companies in Fallingbostel and their prices do vary, but are not overally expensive. Here are some useful taxi telephone numbers & information: -
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There are more bars and clubs are in Walsrode, the next town from Bad Fallingbostel, about 10-15 minute drive away.
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