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Arctic Region News Archives for April 2008

Apr 30, 2008 | The Ellsworth American

Packing the Right Tools

Only four days to go! So in the midst of all my frantic packing I've decided to take a break and talk about some more specifics for the cruise. via The Ellsworth American

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Mon Apr 28, 2008

Iceland Review

Supreme Court Prolongs Sexual Abuse Sentence

ThA3rhallsson was found guilty of having abused the girls, who were born in 1984, 1987 and 1992, between 1988 and 2005. via Iceland Review

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Sat Apr 26, 2008

Slam Sports

Raise a glass of red for Petur Ben

“We have a really small country here, and a population of only 300,000 people, so if you're doing independent music you definitely have to expand your horizon a bit”

Artist: Ben, Petur Whether you're hitting rock bottom or in need of a faith lift, Petur Ben prescribes a swig of the red stuff. via Slam Sports

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Related Topix: Iceland, World News, Winter Sports, Curling

Thu Apr 24, 2008

Market Wire

Iceland Express Invites Passengers to Send Socks

Visitors to the Iceland Express website have always been able to book cheap flights to Reykjavik, but recent developments mean they can now also create their own movies to send to friends -- provided they don't ... via Market Wire

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Tue Apr 22, 2008

Iceland Review

Iceland Wants to Prepare EU Application

Click on the picture to watch an audio slideshow of how traditional Icelandic pancakes are made. via Iceland Review

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Sun Apr 20, 2008

Stabroek News

The View from Europe

“The right combination of confidence, conviction and realism yields the best results.”

It is hard to imagine nations less like one another than the islands of the Caribbean and Iceland. via Stabroek News

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Medical News Today

Reykjavik Conference 2008 - "Living Independently With Multiple...

Reykjavik Conference 2008 - "Living Independently With Multiple Sclerosis" - Topic Of Next EMSP Conference Planned In Reykjavik, 22- 25 May, 2008 Main Category: Multiple Sclerosis Also Included In: Conferences ... via Medical News Today

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Related Topix: Medicine, Multiple Sclerosis, Health, World News, Iceland

Sat Apr 19, 2008

Market Wire

Reykjavik to Offer Scholarships in the Sustainable Use of Energy

Reykjavik Energy Invest , the business development and investment arm of Reykjavik Energy, has committed to offer up to 10 scholarships for the REYST M.Sc. program in the sustainable use of energy resources for ... via Market Wire

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Thu Apr 17, 2008

Fox News

Greenland Meltwater More Than Niagara Falls

“If the ice sheet is frozen to the bedrock or has very little water available, then it will flow much more slowly than if it has a lubricating and pressurized layer of water underneath to reduce friction.”

Melt streams on the surface of the Greenland Ice Sheet. Melt streams on the surface of the Greenland Ice Sheet. via Fox News

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Tue Apr 15, 2008

Iceland Review

Kaupthing Accuses Hedge Funds of Market Manipulation

Click on the picture to watch an audio slideshow of a Lutheran confirmation, a longstanding tradition in Iceland. via Iceland Review

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Sun Apr 13, 2008

The Age

Ducks, fuel soar as krona slumps

Egill Johannsson sits in his Reykjavik office, glances at the snow-capped Esja Mountain across the bay and checks the value of the Icelandic krona every 15 minutes. via The Age

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Fri Apr 11, 2008

Slam Sports

Rejected Iranian asylum-seeker sells kebabs in Arctic sanctuary

“The only option was here on Svalbard, which was the only place where you didn't need some kind of permission to live.”

When Kazem Ariaiwand fled Iran to seek asylum in the West he never imagined he would end up here, at the frozen edge of civilization, hawking kebabs in a place where polar bears outnumber people. via Slam Sports

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Thu Apr 10, 2008

Iceland Review

Tapping into Iceland's Inner Performer

Village Profile: Akureyri - Bustling with Life 04/09/2008 14:00 Tapping into Iceland's Inner Performer Reykjavik's normally cozy Q Bar in Ingolfsstraeti was SRO last night. via Iceland Review

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Tue Apr 08, 2008

This is The West Country

Former Porthleven schoolboy died in freak rock fall

“He's gone but he's not forgotten. Christopher left a legacy and a big hole. He did have a good life, a full life and a happy life. That's all a parent can ask for. I know that he's at peace and with Jesus.”

Christopher Polden, who died in a devastating rock fall in Greenland. A former Porthleven and Helston schoolboy was killed in a freak rock fall despite the heroic efforts of his fellow climber, an inquest heard ... via This is The West Country

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Sun Apr 06, 2008

International Herald Tribune

Icelanders deal with plunging currency amid subprime worries, risk aversion

“It cannot be denied that the attacks that have been made on Iceland's bank and central government ... give off an unpleasant odor of unscrupulous dealers who have decided to make a last stab at breaking down the Icelandic financial system”

REYKJAVIK, Iceland : Tiny Iceland is feeling the pain from global economic turmoil, seeing its currency plunge a startling 22 percent against the euro this year as investor appetite has waned after several boom ... via International Herald Tribune

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Mountain farm, Iceland

“I don't think it's even a question”

Warmer weather has been a boon to Iceland's hydro-electric industry If any country can claim to be pitched on the global warming front line, it may be the North Atlantic island nation of Iceland. via Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Related Topix: Weather, Global Warming, Iceland, World News,

Sat Apr 05, 2008

Iceland Review

Police in Westman Islands Rescue Hawk

“This one is really skinny so it has not been especially successful.”

Police officers came to the bird's rescue. "It is a young bird, probably between one and three years old and it hasn't reached puberty yet," ornithologist Erpur Snaer Hansen at the South Iceland Natural History ... via Iceland Review

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Thu Apr 03, 2008

Daily India

World's 'most northerly' kebab outlet opened in the freezing Arctic Circle

“I came here without knowing anyone. I had nothing. I came on a plane with my backpack. Now I have many friends, almost the whole town”

London, Apr 3: When Kazem Ariaiwand left Iran to seek asylum in the West, he would have never thought of ending at the frozen edge of civilization. via Daily India

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Wed Apr 02, 2008

Business World

Iceland is facing banking crisis

Worries that a major Icelandic bank may default - and send losses rippling into European economies - became more acute today as the country's main banks were put on 'Negative Watch' by a global ratings agency. via Business World

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Tue Apr 01, 2008

People's Daily Online

Two Czechs fly historical plane to North Pole

Two Czech pilots flew a legendary historical Czechoslovak-made plane L-200 Morava to the North Pole, the expedition's spokesman Jiri Machovec said after the plane took off from the Aero Vodochody aircraft ... via People's Daily Online

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Iceland Review

Bikers Honor Late Friend Who Died in Accident

“We are pleased to honor A'li because he was our friend and had no enemies and did everything he could for everyone”

Click on the picture to watch an audio slideshow of a Lutheran confirmation, a longstanding tradition in Iceland. via Iceland Review

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