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like to get to know the Faroe Islands, you can e.g. visit: http://www.faroeislands.com http://www.visit-faroeislands.com For more information on the Faroese business environment and Faroese trade and industry [...] neworld/stories/faroe605/video_index.html Read an article on the Faroe Islands on CNN.com: http://edition.cnn.com/2007/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/06/27/faeroe.islands.ap/index.html One of the most exciting music [...] the north produce a paradise for marine flora and fauna around the Faroe Islands. Hungry fish stocks come in all sizes to graze and it is no coincidence that the Faroe Islands is a nation where fish accounts

trying to do, and we’re very excited about it. Get More Information here: www.faroeislands.com www.visit-faroeislands.com www.samvit.fo [...] tranquillity really means. Peace and tranquillity is probably not the main reason why people want to come here. Most people seem more concerned by what there is to do while they’re here. They want a variety [...] real picture is also, in fact, much more rough and dramatic. For example, when foreign photographers come here, the resulting pictures are typically of misty or stormy and rough landscapes. So why not make

Demokratia heartly wishes you welcome to the Faroes. That you have taken the time to come to our tiny far-flung country is a sign that what often seems impossible is possible, if just the will, ability

and downs at this particular time in the late 18th century and trade between the two countries was com­plica­ted to say the least with all sorts of trade tariffs in place. Thus entereth a smart Danish [...] patiently and steadfastly striving for excellence in a very practical way. This being the case, it comes as no surprise that other Ameri­cans have picked up on the remarka­ble potential for tremen­dous economic [...] new company, Rain­maker Partners, in association with Tróndur Djur­huus, a tal­en­ted business and com­munity lead­er who understands and practices the Faroese art of patiently and steadfastly achiev­ing

that it was only a plane ticket away. That is not true. America is much further away than that. To come here was like going to another planet where the aliens looked human, but their behavior and way of

All though most youngsters live a life similar to other young people in the western world, it still comes with a touch and respect of nature, and when you feel the natures power here in the North Atlantic

about its size and composition. Of course, we know that modern technologies have made it possible to come up with quite accurate descriptions of the different layers of rock and sediments thousands of metres [...] in full control over all recourses in the Faroese subsoil. We are aware that the day oil revenues come flooding into our small society, they will put a lot of strain on us, and especially us politicians [...] fossil fuels, even though we know that we will be quite dependent upon them for still more decades to come. In the Faroes we already get almost half of the power for our electricity consumption from rene­wable

n. In an age of globalization, mar­red by division and discord, the need for universal values be­comes even more needed than before.   Nearly sixty years ago, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Abby Kirkbride abby.kirkbride@gmail.com Photos: Ben Rasmussen This is one of the first lessons the Mother Continent (Europe, ed.) taught my husband and I on our month-long honeymoon trip en route to the [...] is the only group of people in the world who are able to reconcile Cinton, Bush and Iraq, and still come out loving the U.S. It is Clinton, though, who holds the key to their hearts for his support during [...] everything that awaits us in the Faroes, but I highly anticipate the natural beauty, a new family and comm­unity, and the wool. If you see me on the street over the next year shout out a greeting: We can count