”Historia om den blå planeten” – prisbelønnet barnebok endelig på norsk! Leses av Heidi Gjermundsen Broch På en blå planet langt ute i verdensrommet lever det kun barn. De kan selv bestemme når de vil leke og når de vil legge seg. En dag lander det en mystisk mann. Han kommer med en rekke […]
By David Ibison in Reykjavik Published: Financial Times October 24 2008 It is still possible to buy minke whale sashimi or lobster tails with wasabi in Reykjavik’s better restaurants. But conspicuous consumption in crisis-hit Iceland is being replaced by a newfound parsimony in the form of blodmör black pudding. “We are starting to eat blood sausages again
The international media has been following the collapse of the Icelandic banks. I have commented on a few issues. Here are some links: Financial Times Times-Online, entertainment Times-Online, business Welt-Online – Island-will-wieder-eine-normale-Insel-sein Welt-Online – Island-unter-Schock-das-Leben-nach-Kreppa DN.se
Now with added material! 33% more! Published by: Bonus 2003 Bonus is Icelands largest supermarketchain. It has an appealing logo, a pink grinning pig on yellow background. Many people think the logo should become our national flag. Starting with Bonus an empire emerged: Baugur group, now owning half of UKs retail stores and the crown jewel
