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  • Archive for September, 2009

    Summerschool debriefing

    Entrepreneurship comes from within. Yet as the Summer School Aftermath showed us it is also a welcome side-effect of group dynamics. During a whole day ULURU|Beagle Theatre was the playground for a group of 15 students with a sounding international character. Here they experienced, breathed, experimented with and talked about the benefits of U|B entrepreneurship.

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    Savour the taste of fresh ingredients

    With no regard for the seasons, we consume a fixed range of food products throughout the year, dictated by supermarkets. Quality, freshness, origin, season and taste are considered unimportant. Food is marketing.

    Looking for a little more variety?
    Local farmers produce delicious, season based, ingredients that can be delivered to your plate the day they are harvested. ULURU|Beagle is setting up a new concept that makes this a reality, called ‘Heerlijk Eten’ (honest and tasty food), a cornucopia of fresh regional products. Everything is grown in an environmentally sustainable and socially responsible way, which leads to tasty and high quality products: the main ingredients of Heerlijk Eten.

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    What did you do this summer?

    During Summer School 2009 entrepreneurs with vision and hands-on experience met students from all over the world with ideas. For them it is crucial to learn what it is to make mistakes, to hear what entrepreneurship is like outside the textbooks. In a internationally focused pressure cooker program, 25 students experienced and learned what it takes to transform ideas into a first draft for a business plan: The Entrepreneurship Summer School in Maastricht.

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    Wearable community

    Women usually have about 100 garments in their wardrobe of which 30 are actually worn (according to Cosmopolitan UK). 70 excellent reasons for a party with friends according to ULURU|Beagle!

    We’re not talking about grandma’s rags, but recent purchases. Most items are only worn a few times before they end up in the back of your wardrobe. They’re not what you expected or the color is not really to your liking. Great excuse for a nice evening of apparel swapping whilst enjoying good music, good company, a chat and food.

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