The controversial and egocentric American of course made matters worse, but our Icelandic brothers were not ready, not prepared, to be placed under the world’s microscope as the organizers of an international [...] capital, politics and religion, it speaks volumes of the man that he pulled through. Mind you, there were those rooting for him on that occasion. El Jefe Commandante - Fidel Castro – issued a press release

tað fór fram. Hvat lærusveinarnir hugsaðu, og hvat Jesus segði. »They were all gathered on a mountain top. Far, far away. There were mixed feelings inside of them. What will he do? (...) The faith is born

CEO Graham Stewart shrugged it off at the time. The expression, "good reservoir quality sandstones were encountered", was used to describe Marimas. How often have we heard something similar, such as with [...] So the semi-submersible Jack Bates returned in May to re-enter the well. While further hydrocarbons were found, Shell was guarded in its comments, saying that the well had not been tested. The oil industry

kjarnorkuvápn uttanlands, siga teir tríggir, sum hava gjørt kanningina, sum verður rópt "Where they were". Men nú teir hava fingið fatur á einum loyniligum skjali, sum amerikanska verjumálaráðið Pentagon [...] hjá Danmark, sum kundi verið kannað nærri. Vanlukkur við kjarnorkubumbum Frágreiðingin "Where they were" vísur, at flutningurin av kjarnorkuvápnunum ikki altíð var so tryggur, sum hann skuldi verða. Tá

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politics, anything, and every­thing. As the days went by, I got to experience just how different we were. Issues I felt strongly about could be overlooked or misunderstood, sometimes, I got mad, sometimes

Britain and Europe. During negotiations with the original owners of the terminal, special arrangements were drawn up to ensure Orkney benefited from becoming a major oil port. Essentially, a range of payments [...] restored confidence in the people of Orkney,« he said. »Until the 1970s, people across the islands were wondering how long they could hang on and when they'd be forced to leave.« »But suddenly Orkney was [...] today and the workforce stands at just 165. But at the height of the oil boom, around 450 workers were employed directly or indirectly by Orkney's oil industry, many of them building new and often lavish

the children We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives It's true we'll make a better day Just you and me Og hesi orð kunnu í

Capt. Jack Sparrow with a wireless keytar, how serious can they be?) but wholly entertaining. There were stage invasions, audience invasions, rocking out on top of the bar and group hugs. Great fun.« Nøktaðu

defending the whales. First we approached Nordic House, a cultural institution, where we were politely told we were not welcome to speak. Next, we made a reservation for a conference room at the Torshavn [...] a welcome and an open dialogue in the Faeroes. We were told that other people had been welcome to discuss the “grind” in the Faeroes because they were open to understanding the culture and traditions of [...] of the Faeroese that lie behind the continuation of the slaughter of the whales. We were told we are not welcome because we will not compromise. In other words, we had to understand and accept the slaughter