after treatment, it just means the tests are unable to detect the cancer cells because they have not reached the detectable size. 2. Cancer cells occur between 6 to more than 10 times in a person's lifetime [...] feeding it with the foods it needs to multiply. 12. Meat protein is difficult to digest and requires a lot of digestive enzymes. Undigested meat remaining in the intestines become putrefied and leads to more [...] cancer cells in the body. These cancer cells do not show up in the standard tests until they have multiplied to a few billion. When doctors tell cancer patients that there are no more cancer cells in their bodies

Independence, once reflected in a letter written in 1803 to James Monroe that some men were born to serve the human race on a "broad scale". It is an immense pleasure to welcome to our distant shores these [...] endeavoring to enter into a variety of collaborations with ocean research centers from around the globe to create a world-class oceanographic center here in the Faroes. It is hoped that such a center will [...] our society and will come to be applied in new and interesting ways. Ultimately, this is our goal in striving to become one of the most progressive countries in the world – to be a catalyst for new thinking

three wells have been drilled in the Faroese sector, and none was successful. Also, it has been made clear by the Faroese authorities that it was their intention to land Faroese oil in Faroe in an attempt [...] authorities in the UK can?t afford, like ? a network of welfare centres, which are effectively old folk homes, built in Shetland?s more remote areas to allow vulnerable people to stay in the community; ? a network [...] not big enough for a terminal in Faroe, then we are hopeful, that it should be viable to connect into Sullom Voe Oil Terminal.« However, he acknowledges that it is very early days yet to speculate on this

føroyingar! It is a great pleasure and honor for me to be with you all here this evening to celebrate Faroese Flag Day. Thank you, Lord Provost, for your warm words of welcome to Edinburgh. It only adds to our [...] the occupation, a number equal to around a third of the entire Faroese population at the time, it goes without saying that many close bonds were forged, some a lot closer than others. It is estimated that [...] Shetlanders in the mid-nineteenth century how to develop a commercial fishing industry. Fisheries continue to be an important part of our relationship today as closest neighbors, with a shared stake in sustainability

order to be covered by FAS it is also necessary that the ship owner in question is a resident in the Faroe Islands. If the ship owner is a company it has to be registered in the Faroe Islands and its real [...] they have signed on a vessel under FAS or DIS. In relation to hydrocarbon activities it may have fiscal and with that financial importance to the wage earner, whether he is tax liable subject to the H [...] are in both cases based on a wish to create competitiveness between Faroese and foreign taxpayers. A. Faroese International Register of Ships (FAS) A.1 Refund to the Shipping Company According to this

dominant power in International football and runners-up in the recent World Cup finals. Moreover Germany were playing in there own backyard with 35,000 supporters expecting them to provide a goal feast. And this [...] damage limitation they would have resorted to in previous years they had the confidence to attack and go for an equalizer. This was the same spirit shown when they pressed for a winning goal against Scotland [...] unanimous in acclaiming him as man of the match the following morning. So here we had the Landslið taking on the might of Germany in a game of open football and coming within a few millimeters of a draw. This

regional food culture — he in Iceland, and I here in the Faroe Islands. Somehow, as with other matters, we Faroese and Icelanders have more in common than what separates us. It’s the same with our culinary [...] this special collaboration is to create a truly unique dining experience for the guests. Together, they will craft a menu that can only be sampled on these two nights. It will include several of their [...] Gíslason for a very special partnership. Gunnar is head chef at Dill in Reykjavík, which has one Michelin star and one Green Star. He is widely regarded as one of the leading pioneers in Icelandic culinary

concerned. In olden dayes fishing and hunting whales in Faroese sea territory and fiords was a struggle for existence. A question of to be or not to be. Older than this phfrase by Shakespeare. In connection [...] boates. In spide of the entired blackout because of the war a British officer in charge turned on the powerful searchlight in order to finde the whales somewhere in the fiord. Extract of the Round-up in Picture [...] twilight from dusk to dawn.” In 1947 a young faroese girl delivered a lecture on whale hunting at a Swedish folk high scool. The lecture was in Danish and a variant of Scandinavian: ”Grindedrabet er f

hann sigur t.d. "What's more romantic than dying in the moonlight". Hetta er ikki ein spurningur, men ein lakonisk sannroynd. Æviga søgan um líðing "I have no pride/ I have no shame" Make it Rain Sangir hjá [...] story/Here it comes again", tíðin gongur og lívið er stutt "You can newer go back/ And the answer is no/ And wishing for it only/ Makes it bleed". Hvussu fer alt at enda spyr Waits á sanginum "How´s it gonna [...] møguligan fananskap, ið Waits skrálar beint í høvdið á lurtarunum: "I feel like a preacher waving a gun around/ shake it". Waits er aftur farin at rudda í skápinum har okkara fortrongdu lív liggja væl

dominant power in International football and runners-up in the recent World Cup finals. Moreover Germany were playing in there own backyard with 35,000 supporters expecting them to provide a goal feast. And this [...] damage limitation they would have resorted to in previous years they had the confidence to attack and go for an equalizer. This was the same spirit shown when they pressed for a winning goal against Scotland [...] unanimous in acclaiming him as man of the match the following morning. So here we had the Landsli_ taking on the might of Germany in a game of open football and coming within a few millimeters of a draw. This