Interventional Medicine

Danish military is waiting on missile shield

Mon, 21 May 2012 03:51:03 +0000

Denmark will eventually be protected by the missile shield, NATO at its summit in Chicago have been formally put into operation. And Danish ships could technically also be part of the system.

But it will not actually equal to the first, says Defence Minister Nick Haekkerup Ritzau.

Dogs Expensive Equipment – Should it become relevant to our frigates could be built for missiles. But it is expensive dogs, so it’s not something that is obvious, says Nick Haekkerup Ritzau.

Minister believes that the Danes should have to know what a missile is:- Many are probably thinking of Reagan and the Soviet, but here is talking about being able to shoot down nuclear weapons by countries that do not allow Europe any good, says defense minister.

Immigrants benefit exports

Mon, 21 May 2012 02:50:54 +0000

The often heard assertion that indvandrerebelaster Treasury stands for shots.When it comes to exports, helping immigrants namely with unprecedented gains, writes Politiken.

For every 12,000 people who settle in Denmark, exports increased by over two billion dollars – equivalent to 166,000 dollars per. immigrant.

Highly educated with the greatest power According to a thesis at Aarhus University, Simon Weinberger is the author.

– Immigrants have a very special knowledge of their home, they know the market structure, culture and pitfalls, says Simon Weinberger.

These are the most educated immigrant who has the greatest effect on foreign trade.- And it is yet another reason to refine the image of immigrants in Denmark, says Simon Weinberger.

Danish housing the world’s best

Mon, 21 May 2012 00:55:34 +0000

Architect Bjarke Ingels housing 8tallet Thursday won the World Architecture Festival award for best residential.

writes Berlingske online newspaper, b.dk.

Three years ago, took his World Cup mountain the same price.

Thursday evening was the building with 476 apartments and townhouses named the world’s best. It happened in Barcelona at the World Architecture Festival, WAF, where 700 buildings completed and future projects from 66 countries competing in a number of categories.

– One would like to have a sense of being in a mixture of Italian mountain village and Copenhagen boligkarré, the architect Bjarke Ingels said about his housing 8tallet in Ørestad Syd.

It is the second time that a residential development of the now world famous young architect wins top award at the WAF.

In 2008, VM Mountain, also located in Ørestad, also named the world’s best housing.

8tallet is Copenhagen’s biggest housing and overlooks Kalvebod Common.

The unconventional building, where for example, cycling from the bottom up to the top floor along the town houses, has already won numerous awards and has become a major attraction among foreign architects and students, writes b.dk.

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Wammen: Serbian leader has troubling past

Mon, 21 May 2012 00:50:58 +0000

The current Serbian government leader, Boris Tadic, is Sunday were tipped of the stick as its president for Tomislav Nicolic, a former ultra-nationalist and was one of ex-President Slobodan Milosevic’s supporters.

The newly elected president has in recent years attempted to brand itself as a more moderate candidate.

image hoping Danish Minister for Europe, Nicolai Wammen that the president-elect now will let shine through in his actions.

Must prove that the country is on the reform path - The country recently became a candidate country for EU and commits the new president comes to live up to agreements made and to implement the promised reforms, said the minister, adding:

– Now is the campaign over and it is the time when he acts to prove that even under his leadership the country will stand for a reform path.

Secretary is especially interested in its behavior towards Kosovo.

– It is clear that he in the past have had a course that gave rise to concern, so now he is going forward to show that he will continue Serbia’s reform path.

Respects Serbian election of President - And I can understand that he is tonight (Sunday, Ed) has placed a moderate line in relation to Kosovo, says Nicolai Wammen.

Minister respecting Serb election of president, but does not hide the fact that the Danish Government and the EU have worked well with the former president.

– Now it’s up to the new show that he will continue with a normalization of relations with Kosovo.

At Government colleagues from the Radicals awakens the newly elected president, however, concern. It says the party’s EU spokesman Sofie Carsten Nielsen.

– Another president can make a big difference if you’re not interested in fulfilling the criteria for EU membership or are just interested to procrastinate.

– If it happens, it may ultimately mean that you simply going to postpone Serbia’s possible membership, says the rapporteur.

election Sunday is the third time that Nicolic faced Tadic in the decisive ballot.

/ AFP /

Much harder to cheat on taxes

Sun, 20 May 2012 23:50:53 +0000

Several years of massive pressure on tax havens around the world begin in earnest to produce results, Jyllands-Posten.

Today initiates specialized police criminal proceedings against a man from the North who are accused of having hidden 45 million on the island of Jersey in the Channel.

thing is the biggest in Tax Administration “Project Credit”, which has previously felled fraudsters.

New Agreements Denmark has since 2008 signed agreements on exchange of information with 31 tax havens like Jersey, Cayman Islands, Samoa and the Bahamas

– And this case shows that people can no longer hide their money overseas.

We now get information from countries with which we were previously unable to obtain information from, said Deputy Attorney General Per Fiig.

Majority: High Danish tax is a problem

Sun, 20 May 2012 22:51:04 +0000

Lower taxes is the direct path of growth and new jobs.

, a majority of voters in a survey by the trade association of Danish Industries – DI.

The study says 56 percent of respondents said that Denmark’s world record in the tax burden is a problem in relation to creating new jobs, while 63 percent believe that lower taxes will get the wheels to roll faster.

Minister: Tax is not a problem While the deputy director of the DI, Tine Roed, see the survey results as proof that the Danes have seen through that sky-high taxes kill growth, says Tax Möger Thor Pedersen not the tax itself is a problem:

– For the government it is about collecting taxes smarter and not to cut down on our common welfare, says Minister of Taxation.

Activists: 50 killed in bloody day in Syria

Sun, 20 May 2012 21:51:36 +0000

About 50 people have died during Sunday violence throughout Syria. Alone in the rebellious Hama province, 34 civilians were killed during an attack, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights

– 34 were killed by shellfire and gunfire in the village Souran while it was raided, says the British-based organization. It was more than a doubling of a previously declared figure of 16 dead, including three children.

Grenade Near Observer Earlier Sunday exploded a propeller powered grenade near a group of UN observers in a suburb of the capital oDamaskus, said the military. It coincided with clashes between government troops and armed rebels.

No one was hit by bomb blast in Douma, which occurred when the head of the UN peacekeeping mission, Major General Robert Mood, led a team of observers around the northern suburb of Damascus.

According to a Syrian army officer in the area broke the propeller-powered grenade less than 100 meters from the UN observers.

Suburban attacked with rocket There have also been heavy fighting between government forces and rebels who want to sell President Bashar al-Assad from power, in Douma and other parts of the Syrian capital since dawn, say activists.

UK-based observatory says that government forces during the night to Sunday attacked the outskirts of the suburb of Douma and attacked with rockets during the day. One civilian was killed by a sniper in Douma.

Sunday’s explosion comes in the wake of a series of other attacks on UN observers deployed to monitor a fragile truce reached 12th april.

There was also fighting on the night of Sunday in the Kafr Sousa district in the south of Damascus, according to the observatory, who added that there were also clashes in other parts of the city during the night.

/ AFP / AFP

Therefore, Italy hit by earthquake

Sun, 20 May 2012 20:50:55 +0000

Denmark rarely experience earthquakes, but less than 1500 kilometers south of the Danish border, the situation is quite different.

Italy experiencing regular earthquakes – last Sunday, when a quake killed six people and injured more than 50 in the region around the city of Bologna.

many earthquakes in the boot country due to collisions between two continental plates. This explains Tine B. Larsen, senior scientist at the Geological Survey, GEUS.

– The entire Mediterranean region lies in a border area where the African plate is pushing up beneath the Eurasian plate by about a centimeter a year.

– plates squeezes all the time toward each other, and they can not move freely because of the excessive friction. But sometimes it bursts, and then there’s an earthquake, says senior scientist.

a destructive plate boundary Tine B. Larsen explains that there is a so-called destructive plate boundary. The destructive plate boundaries occur where plates move toward each other

While Italy is on the Eurasian plate ocean floor lies west of Italy on the African plate.

Both the Alps and the great volcanoes have been formed by the collision between the two plates.

For about three years ago, Italy was hit by a violent earthquake. Nearly 300 people were killed when the quake which measured at 6.3 in strength, hit the town of L’Aquila in the central part of the country.

Subsequently, seismologists have been accused of not having been good enough to predict the quake.

Impossible to predict Even though it is possible to assess the risk of a future earthquake, it is impossible to predict when they will hit.

– We gather information about all earthquakes through time. It uses we to make an assessment of where there are particular weaknesses in the underground, and where there is greatest risk of earthquakes.

– The European country most at risk of earthquakes, are Greece. These are the same panels as in Italy, which is in play in Greece, says Tine B. Larsen.

/ AFP /

Prince’s educators for baptism

Sun, 20 May 2012 19:50:59 +0000

They have royal and international. But they are also deeply rooted in the community around them in Møgeltønder and environs.

The guest list for the royal christenings clearly says that Prince Joachim and Princess Marie has settled in well in the local environment.

Local festivals with Educators from Little Prince Henrik’s local kindergarten is among the invitees, like several of Prince Henry’s playmates.

The mayor of barrels of lady is also among the 221 guests. A number of other locals from among the business community in the area are also invited to the royal party today.

Priest: Princess’s privileged

Sun, 20 May 2012 17:51:37 +0000

Dåbstale by royal confessor Erik Norman Svendsen

750, speech 430, BAPTISM, 441, 290

I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor powers, nor any current or any future or forces or something in the high or in the deep, nor any other creature can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord (Rom.8 0.38 to 39).

Dearly beloved

Møgeltønder is again drawn in festive clothes on the occasion of the royal christening today. From near and far, people have flocked together to watch the event closely, and around the country follow hundreds of thousands of people. The local enthusiasm is not to be mistaken, and today we are all local. We not only follow in the event, we live with it.

Denmark’s new princess is privileged. I refer not primarily to the fact that she is born into the royal family and to live in a castle. But the fact that she initially has three brothers who want to learn to stand up for her, protect her and also to educate and perhaps spoil her. Before she even learns the names of his three brothers, she will sense the presence of Prince Nikolai, Prince Felix and the Little Prince Henrik.

Being the youngest in a crowd, she will also be privileged by their parents and grandparents, uncles and aunts and all that may be mentioned by close relatives and friends. Everyone will do their bit for that she is allowed to grow up like other little girls, surrounded by love and presence.

Today, I join her for baptism. It expresses a cohesion which no man can be without. We are created to consult with others, and we grow up in a certain context, which will affect us later in life. Young people want to be unique and often do much to show it. The older you get, the clearer it becomes that we are good and evil is marked by the people we grew up with. We can later life rebelling against our upbringing, but we can not do it over.

While every person has something for themselves, it is also something together with others: family, friends, neighbors and colleagues. All we get our share of life’s joys and sorrows, difficulties and tasks. So it’s good to know that we do not have to bear our fate alone, but together with the people we live with daily. The dimension of our being emphasized strongly by infant baptism, where our loved ones, who literally has borne us.

One might call the sacrament of baptism of cohesion. Also, because the action of baptism expresses the strongest possible solidarity with our heavenly father. For God also surrounds dåbsbarnet with his loving presence, not just today but all our days. Yes, Paul says in this Sunday episteltekst: Nothing and nobody can possibly separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. We are inseparable. For the love of God is bigger and stronger than anything else – even sin and death. Baptism is a privilege that God in all of us.

It is Jesus himself, who has commanded us to baptize in the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Baptism is not something we have invented, but something we have been given by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. A gift for life. For daily joy and encouragement, and to comfort and support in heavy days. Baptism keeps us firmly that life is more than what we can do it, and larger than we can understand. We hear not only the home of a family and a country we belong in God’s eternal kingdom. A dual citizenship, which gives us a double identity: we are human beings, bound by sin and death terms, but we are also of God, the object of his fatherly care and love in life and in death. We hear with our family, but we also have Christ’s brother and God for father.

baptism today will be the new princess is also a member of the Danish National Church. It is a privilege to belong to a people and a church which for centuries have been woven into each other. It has helped to ensure unity and cohesion of our people. Of course you can be Danish, without being baptized, it is true today about 30% of the newborns. But it does not baptism less important. On the contrary! Being rooted in a particular people and a certain belief is normative for many things in our lives and helps to make the meeting with people of other faiths as possible and meaningful. Only those for whom faith is the pulse beats of life can understand that others may feel the same way.

But Christian faith is not a privilege for us Danish only. It is for all people at all times. In baptism, we get together with all the baptized and with Jesus Christ, whose words go to the end of the world as a source of faith, hope and love. Today, as before.

Amen