If you analyze the last 30 days of Trump's and Sanders' Twitter feeds and plot the word frequency in a word cloud, it reveals what these candidates stand for. Guess which one belongs to whom?

Yesterday, at Jobspotting, the company where I work, we published the very interesting Berlin Salary Report with data and analysis related to wages in the German capital. One of the most interesting charts of the report is the treemap above, which summarises the median salary based on years of experience and area of work.

As you can see in the graph, people working in Management and Software Development have the highest salaries on the scale, and this is related to years of experience. Interesting. #BerlinStartupSalaries

Walking from Nordbahnhof through Gartenstraße, you arrive at the roundabout in Liesenstraße, where there is a hidden but nice remnant of the former wall.

The weather is improving in Berlin and the skies are very nice again. This picture was taken on the colorful Oderberger Straße.

The Hanseatic League was a confederation established by different merchant guilds and the market towns where they operated, for the purpose of mutual defense and commercial trading. Between 1400 and 1800, it dominated trade along the northern coasts of Europe. The German city of Stralsund was one of the most important cities of this confederation.

Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit the city, where I took this picture.

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