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Fear of Flying and NBA Players
Posted by The Situationist Staff on July 1, 2012
Michael McCann recently posted his article, "Do You Believe He Can Fly? Royce White and Reasonable Accommodations Under the Americans with Disabilities Act for NBA Players with Phobias" (to be published in the Pepperdine Law Review, Vol. 41, 20103) on SSRN. The article is about Royce White, who will be entering the NBA next season, and what impact his severe fear of flying will have on his NBA career. The article also considers the legal mechanisms that may be available to White under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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If fear of flying constitutes a disability for White under the ADA, he could argue that the NBA or his team should accept any reasonable request for accommodation. They may disagree about what constitutes "reasonable". Allowing White to take a train from Boston to New York City, or even a ship to Europe, would probably be reasonable so long as White does not miss meetings, practices or games. Then again, White as a rookie traveling alone, might not gain valuable insight from conversations with coaches and teammates or develop camaraderie with them.
Seemingly less reasonable would be allowing White to miss a road trip. Unless he is injured, suspended or assigned to the D-League (the NBA's minor league), White will be contractually obligated to play 82 regular season games, along with four to six pre-season games, up to 28 postseason games, and possibly a handful of summer league games. No player signs a standard contract to play in "some games." Consider the impact of such an arrangement on White's coach: if White's only an occasional player, his coach might struggle to set his rotation. On the other hand, professional leagues have carved out exceptions for players to miss road games. This has been true of NBA players recovering from injury. Gilbert Arenas, returning from a knee injury in 2009, was allowed a flexible schedule whereby he would play in all home games but only some road games. Other circumstances have led to similar arrangements. Last year the Central Hockey League allowed Rapid City Rush forward Brett Nylander, a second lieutenant in the Air Force, to only play home games because his military service limited travel.
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dipika said
Very helpful article. Thanks for sharing.

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"The capacity to blunder slightly is the real marvel of DNA. Without this special attribute, we would still be anaerobic bacteria and there would be no music."
— Lewis Thomas
BETHESDA, Md. — The pedigree of human beings, Thomas wrote, probably traces to a single cell fertilized by a lightning bolt as the Earth was cooling. Fortunately, genetic "mistakes" — mutations — eventually made us. But they also have made illnesses. Almost all diseases arise from some combination of environmental exposures and genetic blunders in the working of DNA. Breast cancer is a family of genetic mutations.
The great secret of doctors, wrote Thomas — who was a physician, philosopher and head of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center — "is that most things get better by themselves; most things, in fact, are better in the morning." But many things require intelligent interventions — cures. So, to see the federal government at its best, and sequester-driven spending cuts at their worst, visit the 322 acres where 25,000 people work for the National Institutes of Health.
This 60th anniversary of the Clinical Center, the NIH's beating heart, is inspiriting and depressing: Public health is being enhanced — rapidly, yet unnecessarily slowly — by NIH-supported research here, and in hundreds of institutions across the country, into new drugs, devices and treatments. Yet, much research proposed by extraordinarily talented physicians and scientists cannot proceed because the required funding is prevented by the intentional irrationality by which the sequester is administered.
A 2 percent reduction of federal spending would be easily manageable. It has, however, been made deliberately dumb by mandatory administrative rigidities intended to maximize pain in order to weaken resistance to any spending restraint. Spending on basic medical research is being starved as the river of agriculture subsidies rolls on.
For Francis Collins, being the NIH's director is a daily experience of exhilaration and dismay. In the last 40 years, he says, heart attacks and strokes have declined 60 percent and 70 percent, respectively. Cancer deaths are down 15 percent in 15 years. An AIDS diagnosis is no longer a death sentence. Researchers are on the trail of a universal flu vaccine, based on new understandings of the influenza virus and the human immune system. Chemotherapy was invented here — and is being replaced by treatments developed here. Yet the pace of public health advances is, Collins says, being slowed by the sequester.
He entered federal service to oversee decoding the human genome, which he describes as "reading out the instruction book for human beings." We are, he says, at the dawn of the era of "precision medicine," of treatments personalized for patients' genetic makeups.
This will be, Collins believes, "the century of biology." Other countries have "read our playbook," seeing how biomedical research can reduce health costs, produce jobs and enhance competitiveness. Meanwhile, America's great research universities award advanced degrees to young scientists from abroad, and then irrational immigration policy compels them to leave and add value to other countries. And now the sequester discourages and disperses scientific talent.
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Collins is haunted by knowledge that the flow of scientific talent cannot be turned on and off like a faucet. Unfortunately, recent government behavior has damaged the cause of basic science. It has blurred the distinction between fundamental research and technical refinements (often of 19th-century technologies — faster trains, better batteries, longer-lived light bulbs). It has sown confusion about the difference between supporting scientific research and practicing industrial policy with subsidies — often incompetently and sometimes corruptly dispensed — for private corporations oriented to existing markets rather than unimagined applications. And beginning with the indiscriminate and ineffective 2009 stimulus, government has incited indiscriminate hostility to public spending.
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The rationale behind torture is that pain will make the guilty confess, but a new study by researchers at Harvard University finds that the pain of torture can make even the innocent seem guilty.
Participants in the study met a woman suspected of cheating to win money. The woman was then "tortured" by having her hand immersed in ice water while study participants listened to the session over an intercom. She never confessed to anything, but the more she suffered during the torture, the guiltier she was perceived to be.
The research, published in the "Journal of Experimental Social Psychology," was conducted by Kurt Gray, graduate student in psychology, and Daniel M. Wegner, professor of psychology, both in Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
"Our research suggests that torture may not uncover guilt so much as lead to its perception," says Gray. "It is as though people who know of the victim's pain must somehow convince themselves that it was a good idea—and so come to believe that the person who was tortured deserved it."
Not all torture victims appear guilty, however. When participants in the study only listened to a recording of a previous torture session—rather than taking part as witnesses of ongoing torture—they saw the victim who expressed more pain as less guilty. Gray explains the different results as arising from different levels of complicity.
"Those who feel complicit with the torture have a need to justify the torture, and so link the victim's pain to blame," says Gray. "On the other hand, those distant from torture have no need to justify it and so can sympathize with the suffering of the victim, linking pain to innocence."
The study included 78 participants: half met the woman who was apparently tortured (actually a confederate of the experimenters who was, of course, not harmed at all), and half did not. Participants were told that the study was about moral behavior, and that the woman may have cheated by taking more money than she deserved. The experimenter suggested that a stressful situation might make a guilty person confess, so participants listened for a confession over a hidden intercom as she was subjected to the sham "torture."
The confederate did not admit to cheating but reacted to having her hand submerged in ice water with either indifference or with whimpering and pleading. Participants who had met her rated her as more guilty the more she suffered. Those who did not meet her rated her as more guilty when she felt less pain.
Gray suggests that these results offer an explanation for the debate swirling around torture.
"Seeing others in pain can perpetuate ideological differences about the justifiability of torture," says Gray. "Those who initially advocate torture see those harmed as guilty, unlike those who initially reject torture and its methods."
The findings also shed light on the Abu Ghraib scandal, where prison guards tortured Iraqi detainees. Prison guards, who are close to the suffering of detainees, see detainees as more guilty the more they suffer, unlike the more distant general public.
The case is still open on whether torture actually makes victims more likely to tell the truth. This research suggests instead that the mere fact that someone was tortured leads observers to think that the truth was found.
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You can download a copy of that paper here. For related Situationist posts, see "The Situation of Pain," "Attributing Blame — from the Baseball Diamond to the War on Terror," "Moral Psychology Primer," "The Justice Department, Milgram, & Torture," "Why Torture? Because It Feels Good (at least to "Us")," "The Situation of Solitary Confinement," "The Situation of Punishment (and Forgiveness)," "Clarence Darrow on the Situation of Crime and Criminals," "The Situation of Punishment," "Why We Punish," "The Situation of Death Row," and "Lessons Learned from the Abu Ghraib Horrors."


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Amy Gehrt: Obama focuses on equality at inauguration
Standing before a crowd of hundreds of thousands of Americans, Barack Obama took the oath of office to start his second term as president of the United States on Monday.
Once the ceremonial swearing-in was complete, Obama faced the nation to lay out an ambitious agenda that surprised many with its substance and subject matter. A host of issues were discussed — the economy, climate change, gay rights and immigration reform, among others — but if there was one overarching theme I took away from this inaugural address, it was equality.
"Each time we gather to inaugurate a president we bear witness to the enduring strength of our Constitution," Obama noted in the opening of his speech. "We affirm the promise of our democracy. We recall that what binds this nation together is not the colors of our skin or the tenets of our faith or the origins of our names. What makes us exceptional — what makes us American — is our allegiance to an idea articulated in a declaration made more than two centuries ago:
'We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.'"
Yet, as the president pointed out, more than 200 years later we are still struggling to fulfill that promise for many Americans. Minutes after placing his hand atop two Bibles — one used by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and one by Abraham Lincoln — Obama proclaimed equality to be the "star that guides us still" and drew a parallel between watershed civil rights moments such as the 1965 Selma marches for voting rights, the 1848 Seneca Falls Convention — the first women's rights convention in the U.S. — and the 1969 Stonewall gay-rights riots.
"It is now our generation's task to carry on what those pioneers began," Obama declared. "For our journey is not complete until our wives, our mothers and daughters can earn a living equal to their efforts. Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law — for if we are truly created equal, then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well."
The idea seems simple enough, but by saying so Obama was actually doing some trailblazing of his own once again. Despite the decades-long gay rights struggle, and the 56 inaugurations that took place before, this marked the first time a president ever even uttered the word "gay" in this context during an inauguration speech, let alone made such a strong case for gay rights.
It seems somewhat serendipitious that the man who became the nation's first black president four years ago would — on the very day the U.S. pays homage to King — make such a momentous move to stand firmly on the frontlines of the latest civil rights battleground facing America.
Of course, now that the pomp and circumstance has concluded the real work begins anew, and in order to accomplish his stated goals Obama will need the cooperation of a Congress willing to compromise.
"Decisions are upon us, and we cannot afford delay. We cannot mistake absolutism for principle, or substitute spectacle for politics, or treat name-calling as reasoned debate," he said. "We must act. We must act knowing that our work will be imperfect."
Obama also reminded lawmakers, and the American public, of their own responsibilities.
"My fellow Americans, the oath I have sworn before you today, like the one recited by others who serve in this Capitol, was an oath to God and country, not party or faction. ... But the words I spoke today are not so different from the oath that is taken each time a soldier signs up for duty or an immigrant realizes her dream. My oath is not so different from the pledge we all make to the flag that waves above and that fills our hearts with pride.
"They are the words of citizens and they represent our greatest hope. You and I, as citizens, have the power to set this country's course. You and I, as citizens, have the obligation to shape the debates of our time — not only with the votes we cast, but with the voices we lift in defense of our most ancient values and enduring ideals."
Yes, there will be tough debates ahead. Fierce fights loom over the ballooning federal debt, tax reform and gun rights — just to name a few. We won't all agree, even with those within our own parties or ideologies. Concessions and compromises will need to be made. But only by truly working together can we secure brighter futures for ourselves, and for future generations.
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1½ ozs. Cognac (Brandy)
2 ozs. Non-Dairy Creamer
1 ozs. Shallots – chopped
1-2 ozs. Margarine (optional) cold & cubed
1tspn Black Pepper – crushed
½ tspn Green Peppercorns
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I am sure most of you have come across a person in your research who, while not related, still captures your imagination. I have found myself off on a tangent many times with a family who has married into my own, only to rein myself in to focus on my direct relatives.
One such person is Christopher Coulson who I first encountered when I found his son Frank married my 2nd great grand-aunt Harriet Diwell. Chris was a horseman and had some involvement with the early days of Western District racing, and that tweaked my interest.
Christopher Coulson was born at Scarborough, Yorkshire in 1817 and married Mary Frances Stubbs in 1841. Not long after, Christopher began working as a groomsman at the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace during Queen Victoria's reign. Christopher and Mary had one child then, Francis Stubbs Coulson (Frank), born in 1842, and they had three more children at the Mews. The 1851 Census shows the family living at the Royal Mews. Christopher's occupation was recorded as "helper in the master of the horses department". In 1855, Queen Victoria set up the Buckingham Palace Royal Mews School for the children of those working at the Mews.
In 1856, Christopher, Mary, and the four children sailed for Australia on General Hewitt arriving in Portland. The Coulsons' immigration record shows Christopher was to be employed by Mr McKellar of Ardachy at Branxholme for twelve months. At some stage, Chris went to Rifle Downs at Merino to work as a trainer for Richard Lewis, who owned such horses as the thoroughbred "King Alfred" and Clydesdale stallion "Agronomer". "King Alfred" was revered throughout the district. Even Adam Lindsay Gordon referred to him in his poem "The Fields of Coleraine". He stood at stud with "Agronomer" who competed in local shows and was sire of many of the heavy workhorses in the area.
Eventually, Chris selected his own land at Dwyers Creek and became a sheep breeder, but always remained a horse lover. He died in 1904 aged 86.
Christopher and Mary had five children, four born in England and the fifth Georgiana born in Australia at Digby. Sadly Georgiana died aged five in 1865. The remaining four children all married and raised families. They were:
Francis Stubbs Coulson – Born 1842 Yorkshire Died 1916 Victoria. Frank married Harriet Diwell, daughter of William Diwell and Margaret Turner in 1873. They had 13 children and lived in the Dwyers Creek/Merino area during their married lives. Descendants' surnames include Miller, Cameron, and Gull.
Betsy Ann Coulson – Born 1845 Westminster, London, England Died 1896 Casterton, Victoria. Betsy married Joseph Wombell, and they had six known children. Descendants' surnames include Petterd, Chester, and Rowely.
Christopher Coulson Jnr – Born 1847 Pimlico, London Died 1893 Merino, Victoria. Chris married Lorina Ann Eastick in 1872. They had nine known children and their descendants' surnames include Crawley, Grant, Ames, and Stanmore
Amy Oliver Coulson – Born 1852 Pimlico, London Died 1926. Amy married Alexander Cameron in 1875. They had three known children. Descendants' surnames include Milward and McCombe
I have researched enough of my family tree to know I will not unearth an ancestor who had contact with the early days of the racing and horse breeding industry in the Western District. A romantic time when Adam Lindsay Gordon wrote of the fields of Coleraine, there was a racecourse in most towns and the early horses, ancestors themselves to many Western District progeny, were swum to shore from boats. That is why I wish I was related to Christopher Coulson.


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The Vatican Apostolic Library will be reopened again this month after three years of reconstruction. As its director explained to Vatican Radio, it aims to be a cultural aid, to offer a glimpse of the "great truth of the world of God," reports Catholic News Agency.
Vatican Radio interviewed the library's prefect, Msgr. Cesare Pasini about the grand reopening set to take place on Sept. 20.
Noting a series of initiatives scheduled to mark the reopening of the library this fall, the prefect also spoke of the value of the library to all people.
He said that by reopening the library, "we not only show scholars and the world what we have done … but we remodel ourselves on this fundamental spirit, on our mission, so that we don't just make it a place to consult books."
The library, which allows scholars from all walks and creeds to study its volumes, has an aspect of universality and cultural preservation because it conserves materials "for today and tomorrow," he said.
Msrg. Pasini also promotes culture by allowing works to be "used, seriously studied and then probed to find any further fragment of truth.
"There are many truths," he said, "historic truths, truths that make investigations into the reality of things, and these little truths form part of the great truth of the world of God."
In an article he wrote for last Sunday's edition of the L'Osservatore Romano, Msgr. Pasini described some of the 15,000 letters and e-mails his office has received hoping for the prompt conclusion to the restoration work and describing the library's importance to studies. Responding to the interest, he said that in looking around the now "silent and shining" library, he has seen that "only the friendly presence of our scholars is lacking." He added, "may they know that they are warmly awaited."
Archivist of the Vatican Secret Archives, Cardinal Raffaele Farina, will present the renovated, restored and restructured library in an on-site press conference next Monday.
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Greenland Top destination for adventure sport Heli-skiing is becoming increasingly popular - and Greenland and Iceland are the top destinations for this attractive extreme sport People from all over the world with an inter- est in extreme sports are challenging them- selves on virgin snow in the mountains of Greenland and Iceland. This is a unique kind of skiing, in which you are placed on the mountain peak by helicopter, after which there is a ski run of several kilometres until you reach the beach. Heli-skiing, as it is called when you are fl own to the top by helicopter, is a growing sport. Air Greenland utilises its helicopter capacity in the spring months to offer heli- skiing, especially to wealthy ski tourists from around the world, and it has been a success, says Hans Peter Hansen, Charter director at Air Greenland. Apart from a slight drop during the recent fi nancial crisis, the activity has been rising year by year since we started twenty 92 years ago. Today we co-operate with heli-ski- ing in Greenland and Iceland, where we have invested in the helicopter company Nordur- fl ug, which operates a further four helicop- ters. Along with Nordurfl ug we cooperate with the ski guide Jøkul Bergmann on the Tröllaskagi peninsula, where we provide one helicopter, and Nordurfl ug supplies two heli- copters from mid-March to the end of June. This is because the season is longer in Iceland than it is in Greenland, where it is limited to the months of April and May, when we pro- vide fi ve helicopters for this exciting tourist segment, says Hans Peter Hansen. Professionals from all over the world It is professional ski guides from around the world who hire the helicopters for their cus- tomers. The customers demand to have it all to themselves - and are willing to pay for it. Were talking about people who are will- ing to pay large sums of money to ski virgin snow. They are usually wealthy we even had Bill Gates as a customer some years back. And it means a lot to the whole community that facilitates the ski tourists the hotels, restaurants, transport companies, shops, etc. You can fi nd heli-skiing elsewhere in the world, such as in the Alps, Canada and New Zealand, but it is has been banned in several places because of the danger of ava- lanche, and that means that Greenland and Iceland have become even more attractive, Hans continues. It goes without saying that safety on the helicopter fl ights must be absolutely top notch. The pilots who are responsible for groups of ski tourists are specially trained, 2016 - - 7th year
This entire supplement is published in coorperation with the Greenland Business Association Greenland 2016 - 17 Greenland Business investment and development in the Arctic region MINISTER OF MINERAL RESOURCES NUKISSIORFIIT VISIT GREENLAND Optimism regarding minerals despite challenges 90 renewable
Greenland Untold growth possibilities In the Greenland Business Association, we hold a positive view of the future We are optimists: we Greenlanders have tre- mendous possibilities in our marine and un- derground resources, and in our whole beau- tiful country. And we have the hands and peo- ple ava
Greenland 4 Value-adding initiatives in the fishing industry 6 Ready for the future in the air 16 22 26 36 Henrik Leth, Chairman Greenland Business Association In the future Greenland, new opportunities open up for both Greenlandic and foreign capital, skills and capacity, as a basis for bo
Greenland Value-adding initiatives in the fi shing industry Royal Greenland sustainably max- imises the value of the North Atlantic marine resources, to the benefit of the societies of which it is a part Under its North Atlantic Champion strat- egy, Royal Greenland aims to become the worlds leading
Greenland With Nutaaq we have created innovation way back in the value chain, but in terms of sales, too, we have been able to position ourselves deeper in the market, with raw materials of exceptionally high quality Hanne Kvist Marketing director / Royal Greenland With an innovative approach and in
Greenland Ready for the future in the air Air Greenlands 2015 results exceeded expectations, and the same course has been set for 2016. The fo- cus is on market needs at a time when new airport structures are under discussion For Air Greenland, 2015 was a record year in several areas: the highest n
Greenland the growth markets of the UK, the USA, Scan- dinavia and, in particular, Germany. With revenues at around 10 of Air Greenlands total GDP, the condition of Air Greenland is certainly not a matter of insignifi cance to the Competitive and ready country, and neither should the importance for
Greenland Brian Buus Pedersen, CEO, Greenland Business Association. Future Greenland boosts business development When the fifth Future Greenland conference opens on 9 May 2017, another chapter will also open in the debate about what Greenland can and should do to promote increased business developme
Greenland Flying with a helicopter in Greenland is a spectacular experience Get a close look at Greenlands majestic nature Our pilots know the landscape like the back of their hand. Experience the landscape changing from rough rock formations and winding streams, to gentle mountains and valleys, sha
Greenland In safe hands Kalaallit Forsikring (IF) draws upon more than a centurys experience of providing insurance in Greenland and offers modern insurance products with historical insight and understanding The story of Kalaallit Forsikring in Greenland began when it was a branch of the then Royal
Greenland The Bank of Greenland - Prepared for the future The Y ester Bank of Gree day, to day an nland d tomo rrow In-depth knowledge in local corporate life Digital solutions for customers Competitive prices Services available in Greenlandic, English and Danish www.banken.gl Tel: +299 7012
Greenland Permagreens managing director Preben Kold Larsen, in front of the prison construction site in Nuuk. Reform ambitions for the construction industry Its construction services are in strong demand, but Permagreen is calling for a more even supply flow and better tax deduction solutions to be
Greenland We have previously proposed that better opportunities should be provided for workers to obtain tax deductions for double house- keeping, and that new models should in general be considered in order to create incentives for national mobility among the workforce Preben Kold Larsen Managing d
Greenland Digitised and forward- looking bank business Head of Development René Sørensen, in front of Bank of Greenlands headquarter in Nuuk. The Bank of Greenland turns 50 in 2017. Although banking has changed dramatically over the years, the needs of the customer are still key In the wake of the f
Greenland We are constantly reviewing and extending our digital products, and in 2016 we added ten new options to our online banking services. So standard actions such as ordering a new credit card or setting up an account can be handled quickly and easily whenever and wherever it suits the custome
Greenland Major investments in fi shing With net revenues of DKK 3 billion in 2015, the growth of Polar Seafood continues in Greenlands most important sector. In 2016, this has been followed up with solid investments With impressive profi ts in 2015 and healthy expectations towards 2016, there is sa
WELCOME TO... Greenland A 5-STAR MEETING & CONFERENCE EXPERIENCE AT THE LEADING BUSINESS HOTEL IN THE CAPITAL OF GREENLAND HOTEL HANS EGEDE 156 20 156 newly refurbished hotel rooms 20 top-of-the-line hotel apartments Fitness & Massage FREE WIFI FOR ALL GUESTS The gourmet restaurant Sarfalik is an in
Greenland Major investments in fi shing Polar Seafoods Board Chairman Henrik Leth is looking forward to delivery on the new trawlers. gically important areas a fact emphasised by Polar Seafoods 2016 investment in a con- tract for two new prawn trawlers. The total purchase price of these advanced s
Greenland Greenlands largest retail chain with stores in 66 settlements and cities. Fuel supplier to mines and cruise ships. Experts in Arctic conditions. Serving all sectors across Greenland. The taste of Greenland with organic lamb. Fuel supplier to mines and cruise ships. Experts in Arctic condit
Greenland Positive development in Greenland Since BankNordiks entry into the market in Greenland in 2010, the bank has experienced positive growth in both private and business customers BankNordiks Greenland director Jón Brekku, in front of Nuuks new harbour Sikuki. 20 2016 - - 7th year
Greenland Things are going well for BankNordik in too, it is a great advantage that BankNordik Greenland. The overall result in 2015 was has solid experience in a variety of indus- DKK 13 million, and halfway through 2016, tries, markets and company types of varying the year shows signs of being eve
Greenland Royal Arctic Line are amongst those who see future benefits in Sikuki Nuuks new harbour. A global course CEO, Verner Hammeken. A transformation is underway at Royal Arctic Line new shipping routes and an integrated partnership with Eimskip are positioning Greenland in global trade In Aug
Greenland Sustainable infrastructure in Greenland The expansion of the infrastructure in Greenland is key to the countrys future. Siemens has the tech- nologies and offers to contribute to this develop- ment through dialogue and concrete solutions. Energy Supply Siemens technologies for critical inf
Greenland A global course had a knock-on effect on Royal Arctic Line. From January to September 2016, imports grew by 17, and exports by 10. Profi ts for 2016 are expected to show a slight improve- ment over 2015, while the half-yearly fi nan- cial statement for 2016 shows an overall in- crease in
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Greenland A strong foundation KNI is a historic company with a modern focus on business development and employee skills and renewed energy has produced positive results on the bottom line The past few years have seen a transformation in the former KGH conglomerate, in which focused leadership and c
Greenland Employees at KNI seminar. CEO Peter Grønvold Samuelsen. company with a strong and sustained cus- tomer focus. With a presence in almost all the towns and villages of Greenland, KNI plays a central role in society and therefore shares a joint responsibility for the development of the countr
Greenland When we draw upon our extensive international network, we make extra efforts to find the right match both in terms of the job, the corporate culture and any accompanying family members. We thus focus on more than just the content of the job itself when we are searching for the best candid
Managing director Inger Marie Ingvardsen during one of the many yearly business trips to Greenland. Highly valued by their customers, Pointer makes it a priority to sustain a frequent presence in Greenland. course some clear advantages in employing local- ly-based candidates with relevant experience
Greenland 40 years in the hotel and restaurant industry Since 1976, Helge Tang and Carl Juhl have been pioneers in Greenlands hotel and restaurant sector and their investment courage and faith in the future is still there Back in 1970, Carl Juhl opened Sisimiuts fi rst restaurant. Six years later h
Greenland The development at Hotel Hans Egede is amongst the successful endeavours that the partnership of Helge Tang and Carl Juhl have had reason to celebrate since 1976. and conference centre sets the bar high for meeting facilities, and several of the hotels meeting and conference rooms offer ma
Greenland Arctic Import gears up in the growth towns Arctic Import is currently expanding in a number of areas, especially in the growth towns of Greenland Arctic Group, which owns Arctic Import, is a privately-owned family company that for nearly 40 years, from its logistical base in 32 Aalborg, De
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Greenland Arctic Import gears up in the growth towns tives. In cooperation with Rema 1000, Arctic Import has for example opened its fi rst dis- count store in Nuuk. With Super 1 Aamma Discount, consum- ers get cheaper products. We aim to focus on discounts, but also on locally-produced products. We
Greenland Your Greenlandic Contractor www.emj-atcon.gl We have the expertise We can undertake every kind of assignment in the unpredictable Arctic and have been doing so for more than twenty years. We solve your projects in the most efficient way, irrespective of size or location. Mining Supplies
Greenland Attorney at law and Partner Søren Hornbæk Svendsen, Horten Law Firm. Attorney at law and Partner Peter Schriver, Nuna Law Firm. Guidance and investments The partnership between Horten Law Firm and Nuna Law offers competent advice for large investment projects Signifi cant infrastructural i
Greenland Danish Industries (DI), pension funds, and others. Investor capital and new business areas Investment in infrastructure and housing can be the key to creating development, and thereby contribute to securing growth and prosperity in Greenland. These areas can be incorporated in connection w
Greenland With Maliina Abelsen as new Chief Commercial Officer, Air Greenland continues a focus on customer service and commercial development. Dedicated manage- ment In October 2016, Maliina Abelsen joined Air Greenland as Chief Commercial Officer bringing experience and skills from other top posi
Greenland It is a pleasure to work in a company that is so important to Greenland, and in particular to go to work daily with colleagues who share this awareness and are passionate about their work Maliina Abelsen, CCO / Air Greenland lenges, in the form of a current de facto drop in Greenlands popu
Greenland Inatsisartuts Development and construction comity visiting Munich Airport Center. Arranged by Siemens Greenland. Sustainable infrastructure for Greenland Photo: Hans Bak Siemens, MP Pension and MT Højgaard have produced a joint proposal for airports in Greenland The intentions of the gover
Greenland FISHING, CONSTRUCTION AND TOURISM ARE GROWING Qaasuitsup Municipality creates the conditions www.qaasuitsup.gl qaasuitsupqaasuitsup.gl Tel: (+299) 94 78 00 41
Greenland Sustainable infrastructure for Greenland Photos: Hans Bak Siemens Greenland managing director, Carsten Dahl. electric buses can be used. Indoor collection and delivery points can also be designed, says Carsten Dahl. Siemens has designed similar sustainable solutions for ports and ship tra
Greenland TOGETHER WE CREATE SOLUTIONS Integrated transport and logistics solutions by air and sea to, from and in Greenland. Furthermore, we offer customs clearance, port agency, base facilities, warehousing etc. Blue Water Greenland has during more than 20 years built wide experience and great exp
Greenland General manager and Energy director Michael Pedersen (right), at the introduction of Nuuks first charging stations for electric cars, October 27 2016. 90 renewable energy is the target With an ambitious political plan to generate 90 green energy by 2030, the national energy supply company,
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Greenland 90 renewable energy is the target Energizing the Arctic conference October 5 and 6 2016. On 5 and 6 October 2016, at the request of and in collaboration with the US Department of State and the government of Greenland, we held the workshop Energizing the Arc- tic, where we were inter alia
Greenland Kalaallit Nunaanni nioqqutinik illit pilersuisut YOUR LOCAL SUPPLIER IN GREENLAND Real men helps children in need RIGTIGE MÆND GIVER EN HåND TIL BØRN I NØD LOCAL SHOPS LOCAL COMMITMENT Local stores Local possibilities Local solutions Greenlandic company Member of CSR Greenland Partne
Greenland As a new concept for 2016, the first Hartmanns Acadamy was held in Nuuk. The focus is centered on competency development and knowledge sharing within management and laborer market, and a solid business development. Hartmanns strengthens development in Greenland With more than 20 years of e
Greenland Manager training Assessment centre New placement Social work Project employment Psychological working environment Recruitment Academy manns Academy, held in Nuuk. The purpose of the Hartmanns Academy is to create a forum for skills enhancement and knowledge sharing in management and the la
Greenland Quality in construction EMJ-ACTON Greenland sees positive trends in the construction industry, with systematisation and continuous process optimisation as the key to supplying high construction quality The level of activity and rhythm of the ma- jor tender offerings are central topics in t
Greenland EMJ-Atcon director Nikolaj Sørensen, in front of one of the companys numerous construction sites in Nuuk. 51
Greenland Competent fi nancial advice Lessons learned from OPPs in Denmark can con- tribute to development in Greenland through the use of proven financing models. This ensures the minimisation of risks and a robust financial base Allan Pedersen Managing Director / EY Greenland 52 2016 - - 7th year
Greenland EY Greenland offers classic tax legislation consultancy and accounting services, together with financial advice, on major projects EY Greenland, based in Nuuk, is part of the EY groups strong international network, through which it offers auditing and tax ad- vice for individuals and compa
Greenland North American Nickel Camp 2016. Optimism regarding minerals despite challenges The Minister for Mineral Resources is aware that things are not moving as swiftly as desired in the mining sector but he is sure that the development will be to Greenlands advantage In late October 2016, Muté
Greenland says. He also notes that some concrete initia- tives have been set in motion: The Aappalut- toq ruby mine has started production, and we have granted mining permits to several pro- jects that have been waiting to get started. on the way which will be of great relevance to the mining and oi
Greenland The status of the main mineral exploration and extraction projects in Greenland 2016 The newly-founded company LNS Green- land Gems (LNSGG) has taken over the Aap- paluttoq ruby project, close to Fiskenæsset south of Nuuk, following the bankruptcy of True North Gems Greenland in Septem- b
Ironbark: Zn-Pb Greenland Qaanaaq ( ! 750'0N Upernavik ( ! 700'0N KGHM: Mo-W FBC Mining: Pb-Zn Uummannaq Illoqqortoormiut ( ! ( ! Qeqertarsuaq ( ! Ilulissat Aasiaat !( Qasigiannguit ( ! ( ! ( Kangaatsiaq ! Sisimiut Hudson Resources: Feldspar ( ! 650'0N Maniitsoq North American Nickel: Ni-Cu-Co ( ! L
Greenland The first four students graduated from KTIs Greenland School of Minerals and Petroleums four-year courses as either Mining assistant or Machinery contractor. All in all, approximately 400 students have completed one of the schools several courses since 2008. Qualifi ed training for the min
Greenland OPTIMIZE YOUR TRAVEL BUDGET EY in Greenland Local advisory services with international perspective Our advisory services in Greenland include: Auditing, accounting and bookkeeping Tax advice, with specialist knowledge of the oil, gas and mining industries Advisory services regarding man
Greenland Qualifi ed training for the mining sector Overall, we remain confident in relation to the sector. There are now three signed IBA agreements, all of which contain goals relating to local employees, and we see a generally positive trend in several of Greenlands minerals that the world commu
Greenland We make things possible in Greenland TURN-KEY SOLUTIONS Administration Planning Staffing Camp Rental Logistics Catering Diamond Drilling Site Management Geological Support Payroll & Taxes Accounting MLSA Reporting Budgeting Visa & Work Permits Incoming Accommodation Storage Procurement Tra
Greenland It remains essential to secure attractive and internationally competi- tive terms for the mining companies, if the industry is to be developed in Greenland. At the same time, we must reach out to the right investors, have a deep understanding of the market, and ensure fair-for-all mining d
We know the drill With decades of experience acquired from Arctic operations, Air Greenland is your reliable and dynamic partner in exploration and construction. You will benefit from the fact that we are part of the Greenlandic society. We have the advantage of a broad network. We know the local re
Greenland Xploration Services is active at international mineral conventions and tradeshows. (from left) Partner and Logistic officer Nungo Pedersen with Senior geologist and Camp manager Rasmus Christensen. (dressed in white shirt) Partner and CEO Martin Sandy Shalmi. International standard As the
Greenland ASIAQ GREENLAND SURVEY Nunamik uuttortaaneq aamma Nunap sananeqaataanut teknikki Nunap assinganik kortiliat aamma Geodata Remote Sensing aamma GIS Imeqarnermut attuumassuteqartut silaannaq avatangiisillu Landmåling Surveying and Kortlægning Mapping and Geodata Remote Sensing and G
Greenland Intensifi ed exploration programme 14 one-person tents and 15 two-person tents with partitions were also established. In ad- dition, a new custom-built container with oil heating and a circulation pump provides plenty of hot water. Three generators supply the camps power, with two more ge
Greenland www.northamericannickel.com TSX-V: NAN WSCRF:US Frankfurt: N84 MANIITSOQ, GREENLAND The Worlds Next Nickel Sulphide District? MANIITSOQ PROJECT North American Nickel Inc. is a Canadian junior mineral exploration company focused on advancing and developing high quality Ni-Cu sulphide projec
Greenland Overview of the North American Nickels exploration camp 2016. Intensifi ed exploration programme In 2016, North American Nickel carried out its largest ever exploration programme at Maniitsoq and the results are favourable North American Nickel (NAN) expanded its drilling and exploration
Greenland thereby implementing the exploration programme without confl ict. Positive expectations towards operations in Greenland Overall, we fi nd that Greenland has a strong foundation for mining. NANs exploration is supported by transpar- ent legislation, through which we know exactly what is exp
Greenland Polar EL co-owners and daily managers (from right) Jacob Baadstorp and Jens Kragh Larsen. 70 2016 - - 7th year
Greenland Solving the demanding electrical tasks Authorised electricians POLAR EL have also had a busy 2016 delivering a wide range of services in electronic installations throughout the country 2016 was a busy year for POLAR EL, with many varied elec- trical installation tasks. At the start of the
Greenland Asiaq collect, examine and struc- ture the essential data regarding the physical environment. The crucial feasibility studies Construction sites, street maps, topographical data, geographical information, hydrology and climate modelling Asiaq collects the necessary information about the p
Greenland KTI Educations: The Iron and Metal School in Nuuk offers three-year basic training programmes as metal worker, auto mechanic, electrician, mine worker, marine and snowmobile mechanic and ship fitter. The Construction School offers basic training programmes as carpenter, plumber or house pa
Greenland The crucial feasibility studies Basically, you could say that we collect, ana- lyse and structure the essential data on physi- cal conditions, Henrik Forsberg, Project manager This knowledge places Asiaqs prod- ucts right at the forefront in the conceptual, design and construction phases
Greenland Are you exploring, constructing or mining in Greenland? H.P. Entreprenørmaskiner Grønland A/S have more than 30 years experience supplying and servicing equipment for the exploration, construction and mining industry in Greenland. The main company H.P. Entreprenørmaskiner A/S is sole impor
Greenland Director Ulla Lynge, Sermersooq Business Council. Efforts that have yielded results Sermersooq Business Council a results-oriented partner for sustainable business development in Sermersooq Municipality Sermersooq Business Council (SBC) under- takes a number of different tasks from west t
Greenland MORE YEARS IN THE BUSINESS THAN MOST A unique combination of many years of local experience and presence in Nuuk together with highly specialised legal expertise in Copenhagen. Horten Advokatpartnerselskab Philip Heymans Allé 7 DK-2900 Hellerup Copenhagen, Denmark Nuna Law Firm Qullilerfik
Greenland Efforts that have yielded results tions than just tourism. It is also a common platform for values that are representative of the city and its people an integral part of the capital strategy for Nuuk Ulla Lynge. With the 2016 Arctic Winter Games in Nuuk as a natural starting-point, serv
Greenland We make it easy to do business with Greenland We create modern fi shers and the futures maritime leaders The Greenland Maritime Centre aims to make a difference to you, the community and the maritime industry. We provide training programmes at the highest international standard. IMARSIORNE
Greenland Managing director at Deres Auto, Torben Nielsen, in front of Air Greenlands line up of new hybrid vehicles. Greenland's leading car dealership Deres Auto continues a strong growth, in both sales and rentals. Hybrid models are particularly in demand, and revenue is on track to reach the goa
Greenland The political will in Greenland is in favour of will improve the possibilities for electric car tax exemptions for electric and hybrid cars. owners. In a country where the large towns mainly The question of tax exemption for electric receive their electricity from hydropower and hybrid car
Greenland Brugsenis managing director Susanne Christensen, in front of the newly opened store in Nuuks Qinngorput area. New shop and healthy food for the children Brugseni is working long-term to develop new shops and concepts, including food deliveries to schools and companies With more than half t
Greenland Loans and guarantees from The Danish Growth Fund Need financing to grow your business? Are you planning to start your own business? Maybe you plan to Do you want to modernize your production? Or maybe your start-up needs capital to boost buy or start a company sales? modernize your produ
Greenland New shop and healthy food for the children Brugsenis deli delivers school meals in both Nuuk and Tasiilaq. Brugseni aims to offer a wide selection of items, including organic products and healthy vegetables, and preferably local pro- duce. Brugseni has contacts with several local producer
Greenland Five star Conference Centre - overlooking UNESCO World Heritage The experienced conference staff at Hotel Arctic guarantee you high quality and excellent service. Our cuisine focuses strongly on the much sought-after locally-sourced Greenlandic ingredients and our restaurants offer unriva
Greenland We are naturally proud that the Government has chosen to continue working with Masanti in building registration. There is now a qualified base for essential decisions concerning a large number of publicly-owned buildings Morten Gosvig Managing director / Masanti Managing director at Masant
Greenland Competent total consultancy Masanti is a leading total consultancy in Greenland, employing engineers, architects and technicians. Since 1986, the company has solved complex tasks throughout the country In 2015, Masanti undertook extensive building registration in all of the countrys school
Greenland Quality, safety and seamanship The Greenland Maritime Centre provides training, skills enhancement and information for the maritime industries In August 2013, Greenlands maritime train- ing programmes were brought together in a single organisation, Imarsiornermik Ilinni- arfi k (The Greenl
Greenland NUTAAQ COD FRESHER BRIGHTER TASTIER A new high quality cod Nutaaq Nutaaq means new in Greenlandic and is the name of our new high quality cod. Due to its unique freshness and careful processing it sets a new high standard for cod quality in the market. Nutaaq is developed in cooperation
Greenland Quality, safety and seamanship We run our training programmes so that they match the reality in the professions with a focus on safety, diligence and good seamanship Jeppe Carstensen, Principal / Greenland Maritime Centre but has also signifi cantly improved completion rates in the exis
Greenland Your next partner As a locally-based architectural and engineering firm in Greenland ... - we could be your coming partner if you need advice in the areas of construction, civil engineering, client consul- tancy or fuel storage. We have the skills so if you have the tasks, contact us for
Greenland Top destination for adventure sport Heli-skiing is becoming increasingly popular - and Greenland and Iceland are the top destinations for this attractive extreme sport People from all over the world with an inter- est in extreme sports are challenging them- selves on virgin snow in the mou
Greenland Charter director at Air Greenland, Hans Peter Hansen. with an extreme emphasis on safety. The selected pilots train for in a week with inter- national, experienced guides in diffi cult con- ditions in the mountains of West Greenland, where the focus is on both theory and prac- tice in heli
Greenland General manager Erik Bjerregaard (seen here with his wife Susanne Møller) was in 2016 awarded with one of Greenlands most prestigious recognitions, a silver Nersornaat. Here delivered by Greenlandic Parliament Speaker Lars Emil Johansen, in front of Ilulissat Icefjord. A lighthouse in the
Greenland Hotel Arctic's guest are treated with breathtaking views. fi lm, A World Beyond Imagination, received no less than nine tourism fi lm awards at international festivals from Europe to North America. We are obviously very proud of the positive mentions and the fi ne prizes. It is the result
Greenland Business growth in the north Qaasuitsup Municipality anticipates significant future growth in business, especially in the Disko area both in tourism and in fishing Qaasuitsup Municipality is located on the northern part of Greenlands west coast, with around 17,200 inhabitants, and has a t
Greenland for us in Qaasuitsup, but for all of Greenland, as a major source of income. It also means more jobs, more fi shermen and more activ- ity in society. An international airport in Ilulissat, from which fresh fi sh and prawns could be fl own directly to the markets, will open up even higher p
Greenland Business development in Ilulissat The harbour in Ilulissat. A consortium of private companies has established Ilulissat Business Council. The focus is on creating sensible frameworks for business and the development of business life Ilulissat is one of Greenlands biggest tourist magnets, a
Greenland HARTMANNS CREATES GROWTH IN GREENLAND WITH HR SOLUTIONS MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT ASSESSMENTCENTER NEWPLACEMENT SOCIAL WORKERS PROJECT RECRUITMENT EMPLOYEE WELL-BEING ALL SOLUTIONS WITHIN MANAGEMENT & HR Hartmanns is known for management development, Newplacement and recruitment. However, Har
Greenland World class arctic char fishing can be found at many of Qeqqata's picturesque rivers. Several of these rivers are now tendered towards concessions. Kangerlussuaq Sisimiut ATV-road and road to The Ice Sheet. The 16 arctic char rivers tendered towards concessions. The 13 trophy hunting areas
Greenland Investment appetite in the tourist industry Qeqqata Municipality has worked hard to establish good framework conditions for the development of tourism and it is now showing results in the form of concrete investments Qeqqata Municipality is centrally located in the middle of Greenlands we
Greenland Hotel manager Morten Nielsen (right) and Inspector Jeppe Ejvind Nielsen. The hotel at the hub Renewed energy and visions characterise Hotel Kangerlussuaq in 2016 cost-reducing measures are impacting the bottom line, and the facilities are being modernised Kangerlussuaq is much more than j
Greenland Arssarnerit has THE SKILLS Electrical installations Access control Lighting technology CCTV Industrial plants IT installations Thermography Antenna installations Fire alarm systems Nurse call systems Warning systems Elevators Anti-theft alarm systems Servicing 24-hour survei
Greenland The hotel at the hub The Kangerlussuaq area offers stunning natural beauty and abundant wildlife, and is situated close to the fjord, the inland ice sheet and rolling mountains. For our business guests, it is the combination of our conference centre facilities and our central location tha
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Greenland Modern technology enhances traceability in the seafood industry Siemens has twenty years of experience of providing innovative technological solutions to the Greenlandic seafood industry In September 2013, Siemens opened a sales offi ce in Nuuk to secure closer cooperation with Greenlandic
Greenland Royal Greenlands facilities in Maniitsoq, where Siemens solutions play a central role in the Nutaaq production, a new innovative approach to cod of the highest quality. later expansion. Thanks to their fl exible and modular design, the same automation systems are suitable for both small an
Greenland New shop and local roots KK Engros is reinforcing its presence on the coast, including by opening a new Cash and Carry store in Ilulissat in the fourth quarter of 2016 KK Engros has a long history in Greenland, supplying wholesale customers with food and 108 non-food products. With a giant
Greenland our warehouse in Nuuk, or order goods from Denmark including products from Jysk and Elgiganten. With a new Cash and Carry in Ilulissat, and several others planned, custom- ers can also buy locally, in addition to placing larger orders with our main warehouse. Flight-ready goods from KK En
Greenland Greenlands largest electrical installation company For 40 years, Arssarnerit been Greenlands leading electrical installation company. The companys fundamental values and focus on quality still apply 110 2016 - - 7th year
Greenland First and foremost, Arssarnerit consists of skilled and enterprising employees. Together, we are proud to have delivered reliable instal- lations for a large part of the countrys significant buildings over such a long period In 2016 managing director Henrik Estrup and the colleagues at Ars
Greenland New management same powerful concept For many years, the logistics company Blue Water Greenland has been firmly rooted in Greenland and the new management team is not going to change that strong association Blue Water Greenland has worked with trans- portation, logistics and shipbroking
Greenland Development manager Per Holm Nørgaard and Sales manager Kenneth Skovbjerg. dian trawlers and others in fi sh exports, says Per Holm Nørgaard. Better infrastructure brings new opportunities Other new opportunities arise as the infra- structure improves. The new harbour in Nuuk, for example,
Greenland CEO Poul Nørnberg (top) and Ove Chris- tensen, Qaqortoq store manager, STARK Greenland. Locally integrated builders suppliers From specialised ranges for private individuals to integrated logistics management for major construction projects in Greenland, STARKs six outlets are much more t
Greenland We are seeing progress and momentum at the moment there is faith in the future and large projects on the horizon, and whether they are in construction or renovation, we stand ready to assist. We also sense that people feel they can rely on us, in both the public and private sectors and t
Greenland Tourism and capacity must go hand in hand Greenlands tourism is growing fast but if it is to continue, infrastructure, capacity and the quality of experi- ences must be developed in parallel There are lots of attractions in Greenland, and many people would like to experience this beautiful
Greenland If we assume that tourism continues to grow at an average of 8 annually, the number of land- based tourists will have doubled by 2024 Managing director Anders Stenbakken of Visit Greenland hopes that the infrastructure can be enhanced and keep pace with the rise in tourist numbers. Anders
Greenland A clear strategy to boost Great Greenland Our new strategy is tuned towards broader market penetration Great Greenland managing director Ditte Sorknæs. Greenlandic animal skins are about more than just sealskin. Now Great Greenland is broadening its range to include musk ox and sheepskin
Greenland Great Greenland is well known for beautiful seal- skins, but expectations are also tied to future sales of sheep and musk ox skins. the Greenlandic narrative that we wish to convey. And it pleases us to see how younger designers, in particular, are choosing sealskin for their creations, be
Greenland Tourism is growing in South Greenland Tourism in South Greenland is gaining momentum, as they can feel at Hotel Qaqortoq, which is expanding with new rooms and conference rooms A steadily rising number of tourists are choos- ing to visit South Greenland and they are rarely disappointed. T
Greenland for single rooms, and these are the room types we have most of. We also have apartments for people who are here for longer periods. But tourists typically use double rooms, so we are expanding next season with ten double rooms, fi ve single rooms and ten apartments. In the winter season, t
Greenland Targeted tourism training Campus Kujalleq has ap- proximately 450 students annually and a staff of 90, 40 of whom are tea- chers. Campus Kujalleq offers five high school li- nes, TNI-flex (correspon- ding to the Danish Higher Technical Examination), three tourism training pro- grammes and
Greenland with subjects such as global communication, organisation and management, strategy and marketing and information technology, says Henrik. Safety is vital A high standard of English is required parts of the courses are taught in English and the Adventure Guide and Arctic Tourist Guide cour
Greenland In South Greenland, for example, we see future development potential in some of the villages around Nanortalik. Views and location are essential elements in a suitable destination. The difficulty of getting to some places can be a challenge, but it is also an advantage for those who want t
Greenland Pantone 425 Pantone 1505 Recruitment of managers and specialists to Greenland POINTER A/S wishes to make a positive contribution to the development of the Greenlandic business community, and provides recruitment at senior and specialist level to companies in all industries and sectors in G
Greenland Adventure, pioneering spirit and local development One of Topas Groups many fast-moving Targa vessels with room for 12 people. the destination and thereby greater benefi t to the community. Shipping company with 18 vessels Disko Line A/S was founded in 2004, and is owned by the Topas Grou
Greenland CAMPUS KUJALLEQ The educational centre for all of South Greenland Gymnasie Erhvervsuddannelser Turismeuddannelser Kurser Kontaktinfo fra hjemmesiden www. cak.gl www. cak.gl Vestervej B 1266 Postbox 516 3920 Qaqortoq Tel.: +299 64 23 99 cakcak.gl Upper secondary school Industrial trai
Greenland The tourism gems of South Greenland Many tourists visit South Greenland, both by air and by cruise ship. But there is room for even more and there is plenty for them to experience South Greenland is often called the Garden of Greenland. Here it is possible to grow veg- etables and keep li
Greenland Southern Greenland and manager at Greenland Sagaland, Pitsi Høegh, are ready to treat visitors to world- class experiences. only fur factory, Great Greenland, and then visit a family where the women sew Green- lands beautiful national costume. You can take part in a kaffemik (coffee party)
Greenland Business in Greenland GRK Grønlands Revisionskontor A/S Green- land Auditors was founded in 2005 when the leading local partners bought the Greenlandic branch from Price- WaterhouseCoopers - PWC. Today GRK is member of RevisorGrup- pen Danmark, a nation-wide associa- tion of 22 Danish sta
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FBI: Navy Yard gunman left note about radio waves
WASHINGTON - In the final months of his life, Aaron Alexis complained of hearing voices talking to him through a wall and of microwave vibrations that he said entered his body and prevented him from sleeping. His delusional belief that he was being bombarded by extremely low-frequency radio waves escalated to the point that, before embarking on a murderous rampage that killed 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard, he left behind this note:
"Ultra-low frequency attack is what I've been subject to for the last 3 months, and to be perfectly honest that is what has driven me to this," read an electronic document FBI agents recovered after the shooting.
The FBI revealed that note from Alexis on Wednesday, along with peculiar notations on the shotgun he used, as evidence of a man in the throes of profound paranoia and delusions. Investigators have found no evidence that the September 16 shooting was inspired by a workplace conflict, saying he picked his victims at random and appears to have been driven by an unchecked mental illness.
The attack, which ended with Alexis shot dead by a police officer, came one month after he complained to police in Rhode Island that people were talking to him through the walls and ceilings of his hotel room and sending microwave vibrations into his body to deprive him of sleep. His shotgun, which he purchased two days before the shooting from a gun shop in Virginia, was etched with messages including "My ELF Weapon!" - an apparent reference to extremely low-frequency waves - and "End to The Torment!"
The ELF frequency range has historically been used for submarine communications, but some conspiracy theorists believe it allows for government monitoring and mind control of citizens, said Valerie Parlave, assistant director in charge of the FBI's Washington field office.
Alexis, a 34-year-old former Navy reservist and computer technician for a government contractor, used a valid badge to get into the Navy Yard, entered a fourth-floor bathroom with a bag and emerged with a Remington shotgun with a sawed-off barrel and stock. He killed 12 workers, civilian employees and contractors ranging in age from 46 to 73, before being killed by a U.S. Park Police officer during a rampage and shootout that lasted more than an hour, the FBI said.
"There are indicators that Alexis was prepared to die during the attack and that he accepted death as the inevitable consequence of his actions," Parlave said.
Surveillance video released by the FBI on Wednesday shows Alexis pulling his rental car into a garage, entering the building with a bag and then moving through a corridor with the shotgun, ducking and crouching around a corner and walking briskly down a flight of stairs. The video does not show the shots he fired.
A timeline issued by the FBI shows Alexis started the rampage on the building's fourth floor and then moved down to the third and first floors. He ultimately returned to the third floor, where he was killed around 9:25 a.m. FBI Director James Comey has said there's no evidence that Alexis shot down into the atrium despite earlier accounts from witnesses at the scene.
Alexis had started a job as a contractor in the building just a week before.
Although there was a "routine performance-related issue addressed to him" on the Friday before the Monday morning shooting, "there is no indication that this caused any sort of reaction from him," Parlave said.
"We have not determined there to be any previous relationship between Alexis and any of the victims," she said. "There is no evidence or information at this point that indicates he targeted anyone he worked for or worked with. We do not see any one event as triggering this attack."
Defense officials have acknowledged that a lot of red flags were missed in Alexis' background, allowing him to maintain a secret-level security clearance and access to a Navy installation despite a string of behavioral problems and brushes with the law.
He worked for The Experts, a Florida-based computer firm that was a Hewlett-Packard subcontractor. Hewlett-Packard said Wednesday that it was severing ties with The Experts, accusing the company of failing to respond adequately to Alexis' mental problems.
The Experts said it was disappointed in the decision.
"The Experts had no greater insight into Alexis' mental health than H-P, particularly given that an H-P site manager closely supervised him," the company said in a statement.
At the Pentagon, Deputy Defense Secretary Ash Carter said the department will review base safety procedures and the security clearance process.
"Bottom line is, we need to know how an employee was able to bring a weapon and ammunition onto a DoD installation, and how warning flags were either missed, ignored or not addressed in a timely manner," Carter said.
Navy Secretary Ray Mabus has recommended that the department require that all police reports - not just arrests or convictions - be included in background checks.


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Tanzania Safari and Beach holiday - visiting the best of Tanzania's wildlife parks, ending with beach relaxation in Zanzibar. Private Safari with camping or Lodge option. Perfect for Honeymooners and families.
This safari allows you to witness the very best of Tanzania. You will revel in all the wildlife viewing opportunities on the fabled plains of the Serengeti, around Lake Manyara, Tarangire & Ngorongoro
Popular 3 day private camping or lodge safari in Tanzania. Visits Tarangire National Park, Lake Manyara and Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area. Perfect for wildlife photographers and families.
Come and see the World's Greatest wildlife migration visiting Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara and Tarangire. The best time to visit is December to February and from May to July.
See the BIG 5 on this Private Safari in Tanzania, choice of Lodge or
camping. Ideal for families. Visiting Tanzania's Northern circuit
national parks. Departing any day min 2 persons
6 days Tanzania Lodge Safari featuring Tanzania's most popular northern parks Ngorongoro, Serengeti and Lake Manyara National Parks. Private Safari departing any day with 2 or more persons.
Tanzania Private Lodge Safari, visiting the 'Big Five'
areas of Tanzania on this 6 night safari to Lake Manyara,
Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater. Accommodation is in
three stars to five stars Lodges.
Private 4 day Fly-in Safari departing any day with minimum 2 persons to Ngorongoro Crater. If you have limited time and want to maximise your wildlife viewing time this lodge safari is ideal for you
A classic African Lodge Safari to Tanzania reveals the
"Big Five" in their natural habitats; from Lake Manyara to
the plains of the Serengeti. Starts and ends in Arusha
This Safari covers the highlights of Tanzania: the migration in the Serengeti, the stunning Ngorongoro Crater and the wild and adventurous Selous Park. At the end of this trip you will relax on a pristine beach in Zanzibar
East Africa viewing of the Big 5 in the wilderness of
Northern Tanzania circuit. Experience, Explore and
Enjoy the excitement of the best of Tanzania
Experience Tanzania off the beaten path on this active wildlife and
cultural safari
Climb Kilimanjaro via Marangu Route, enjoy a safari experience in Tanzania's best National parks and end off relax on the beach in Zanzibar. A Private Safari with knowledgeable and competent driver/guides.
Wildlife extravaganza on this 4 day private lodge safari to Ngorongoro Crater and Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania
Private Safari starting in Arusha, visting Tarangire, Lake
Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti and Lake Victoria,
starting any day of your choice. Camping or Lodge
The tour gives you a chance to make the top of Mount Kilimanjaro through Marangu route, which is the shortest and most popular route and thereafter you will experience the 'Big Five' areas of Tanzania
Enjoy safari experience in Tanzania's best northern
national parks and at the end relax on the beach in Zanzibar.
A Private Safari with knowledgeable and competent
These are the famous Parks in Northern Tanzania. Welcome to a
world view of wildebeest, lions, elephants, rhino, buffalo, zebra,
giraffe, warthogs and more wildlife. Sounds of birds in the
This safari takes you through the highlights of the
unrivalled Parks of Northern Tanzania. This region has a
natural abundance of wildlife, and protects the annual
migration of millions of animals.
Tanzania for the big game. Best views of the lions,
leopard, cheetah, buffalo, black rhino, elephants
amongst other wildlife species and birds. Beautiful fauna
and flora
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We have participated in many of the trips found here (we have a nice job) and make our own independent assessments of the services provided, ensuring they meet with our own high standards.
All the trips are supplied by the end provider of that trip.
You may find the same or similar trips elsewhere, usually these are offered by an agent.
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We limit the number of providers we work with in order to strike a balance between a good choice of trips and to be sure we can honestly recommend the service and validity of each provider.
Because the majority of trips can be customised by the providers, the choice of trip configurations is in the tens of thousands.
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We show all reviews, the good and the critical (very few). Our providers have the ability to respond to reviews and those responses are shown alongside the review.
Acquiring genuine reviews is actually very hard, for our genuine travellers we make this an easy process but many people although satisfied with the service they received do not leave a review.
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