and was carried out in conjunction with the members of Faroes Licence Groups 6 (Statoil, Anadarko, Enterprise, Phillips Petroleum and Veba Oil) using Veritas? seismic vessel, M/V New Venture. In addition [...] frequencies«) that usually carry the tune. As a result, the high notes are relatively weak, and music coming from another house or room typically sounds like a deep, »thud, thud«. Although the context is somewhat [...] discouraged oil companies from exploring the area more fully. However, Professor Ziolkowski has pointed out that, although basalt is relatively »opaque« to conventional seismic sources, it should be more »t

barrel at the beginning at up to more than $26 by the end but hopes were high that the new Millennium would bring new prosperity. A step towards that had been taken with the formation of the Oil and Gas [...] methods are being challenged and new ones developed. Compa-nies are drilling deeper, further, and in more demanding conditions and developing skills which will open up new opportunities all over the world [...] airport and bustling heliport, the busiest in Europe, which Aberdeen now boasts. Aberdeen has changed out of all recognition because of the oil industry and the challenge for the Faroes, if oil is discovered

much beyond what we have originally envisaged. It is the first piece of fixed infrastructure going out west. There is a lot of exploration going on to the West of Shetland and to the East of Faroe, and [...] fields in the East Shetland Basin ? rather than the islanders longing for the influx of a completely new world. In fact, considerable concern was voiced as regards to the impact the advent of the oil industry [...] the major player in the economy, stimulating growth, encouraging diversification and kick-starting new ventures. Funded through the interests from investments on the international financial markets, Shetland

be subjected to intense studies over the coming months. If we see hydrocarbon production on the Faroe Shelf in the future, the local industry will also face a new challenge with a marked increase in activity [...] has meant that the oil companies and their contractors have to turn their focus towards a new market to find out what that particular market has to offer. This stipulation also commits the local business [...] Faroes conference, and I am honoured to be invited back this year. Last year we were on the brink of a new industry in the Faroese context. Today we have three exploration wells behind us and a lot of experience

Nicolena Prince whose story of coming to the UK was told in the book ?Karleikur undir krignum?. There were also other ladies who married British men somewhat after coming to the UK as Au Pair Girls in the [...] was a quiet pride in seeing that there is now a new generation of young, self-confident and capable Faroese professionals like those shaping the coming Faroese Oil Industry and indeed John Rajani himself [...] preparations that have already been made. To take one example the achievement in drawing up a whole new body of law to regulate the operations of Oil Industry where nothing existed before. Jan Muller gave

By Hans J. Marter Since the first oil was pumped ashore, on the 25th November, 1978, from the new oil fields in the East Shetland Basin, almost 7.5 billion barrels of crude have been exported from the [...] in Britain can only dream of. With the massive Clair oil field, 50 miles to the west of Shetland, coming on stream towards the end of next year, the BP led management at the oil terminal is confident that [...] and knitting. Many people felt that there was no need for the drastic changes that were inevitably coming. Journalist and book author Dr Jonathan Wills is one the many islanders who followed closely the

says that God spoke to her and told her that a miracle was about to happen, an important guest was coming to bring a very important message. Five minutes later Mary asked those who were present to stop singing [...] the man a ride. What happened next gave mr. Gurnam Singh an even more shock. The man in white got out by the next bus stop, walked a few meters and then dissolved into thin air. This happening got worldwide [...] have been guiding and inspiring humanity from behind the scenes. This happening has been put into a new perspective by mr. Benjamin Creme in Britain. Mr. Creme is a painter and writer who has spoken and

Mike: Chimes of Freedom. The Politics of Bob Dylan´s Art. The New Press. New York London 2003. Ricks, Christoper: Dylan´s Visions of Sins. Ecco. New York 2004. PAGE 1 PAGE 1 [...] fara aftur til endan á sjeytiárunum, so kom tann nýumvendi Bob Dylan til orða á plátunum Slow Train Coming frá 1979 og Saved frá 1980. "Every Grain Of Sand", tann teksturin eg havi valt at hyggja at, er kortini [...] fyrst og fremst sekstiáranna útgávur, men eisini frá seinni árum t.d. Blood On the Tracks og Time Out Of Mind. Sum hesar greinar hava víst, hava hesi verk vítt tematiskt veingjabreiði og fata m.a. um bæði

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vice versa, only having to pay one tax according to the rules and regulations in the agreement. This new situation has prompted Mr Mohr, the CEO at PAM Offshore, to turn his eyes towards the British mainland: [...] structured and controlled conditions: -“There is a huge demand for labourers all over Europe and this is coming in the wake of the ever increasing wave of senior citizens (More and more are getting older, but [...] Edit.) Therefore the shortage of labour is not just a problem for us, but all over Europe”, he points out. One thing is to open up the labour market, another thing is to see to it that you do not lose control: