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| Topic Started: Nov 10 2008, 04:53 PM (21 Views) | |
| Denmark | Nov 10 2008, 04:53 PM Post #1 |
Smily Herder
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DR (formerly: Danmarks Radio) is Denmark's national broadcasting corporation. Founded as a public service organization on 1 April 1925 (under the name of Radioordningen, changed to Statsradiofonien in 1926, and Danmarks Radio in 1959), DR is Denmark's oldest and largest electronic media enterprise.
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| Denmark | Nov 10 2008, 04:54 PM Post #2 |
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Royal Referendum Later in the year, Danes will have the chance to vote how the royal succession of Denmark works. Since the dawn of time, the eldest son of the monarch has been the heir to the throne of the country. Now, the Danish people will be able to vote whether or not to allow the eldest child, regardless of gender to inherit the throne. 'It isn't an issue right now that Prince Christian is the first-born child and heir. But we thought it was appropriate to change the law at a point where it wasn't about a particular person and instead about the principle,' said the prime minister. At least 40 percent of the population must go to the polls in September for the referendum to be valid, and at least half must vote for the proposal to warrant the change.  Not quite sure what Prince Frederik is doing there.... |
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| Denmark | Nov 10 2008, 04:55 PM Post #3 |
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Controversial Journalist Murdered The man responsible for drawing the insulting and Islamophobe cartoons featuring the prophet Mohammed, which were published in this very newspapers has been found murdered, along with his family in his home in Esbjerg. Police are almost certain that Muslim extremists were behind this. Police have already arrested four suspects, and are tracing this murder to conspiracies started as far away as the Middle East.  You can tell why the Muslims were annoyed. Edited by Denmark, Nov 10 2008, 04:56 PM.
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| Denmark | Nov 10 2008, 05:00 PM Post #4 |
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Prince Marries Prince Joachim, fourth in line to the Danish throne has today married his French fiancé Marie Cavallier. The marriage is the second for the prince, who will wed his new bride at Møgeltønder Church in southern Jutland, where the prince's estate is located. Bishop Erik Norman Svendsen will officiate at the wedding. Prince Joachim and Marie Cavallier first met in 2005. In early 2007 Miss Cavallier accompanied the prince on a skiing holiday in Switzerland, and was introduced to the Queen for the first time at Easter 2007. The engagement was officially announced on 3 October 2007, and the wedding date was notified publicly on 21 November 2007.  What's he laughing at? |
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| Denmark | Nov 10 2008, 05:07 PM Post #5 |
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Ekstra Bladet Cup Brøndby IF have won the Ekstra Bladet Cup in a thrilling match against Esbjerg at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen. Midfielder Martin Retov's goal in the 85th minute won the game just five minutes after Esbjerg midfielder Søren Rieks scored for his team, allowing Brøndby to hold on for the 3-2 victory. It was the team's first trophy since winning both the cup trophy and league championship in 2005. 'When we play like we did today then we're a team that's good enough to compete in Europe,' defender Max Von Schlebrügge said. 'It's an extremely important win for both the club and its fans.'  I always knew footballers were insane. |
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| Denmark | Nov 10 2008, 05:11 PM Post #6 |
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Maersk Tanker Fired Upon A Maersk Cargo Ship sailing between Jeddah in Saudi Arabia and Singapore was fired upon while in the Gulf of Aden. The pirates who attacked the ship, who have been revealed to be Somalian fired upon the ship from two smaller crafts. Later examination has shown that there are now many bullet holes in the side of the tanker. The ship and it's crew, fortunately, were not harmed by the encounter. HDMS Absalon, a Danish command and support ship is currently present on the Horn of Africa as part of a NATO task force. It did try and come to the tanker's rescue, but was unable to reach the area fast enough, and the pirates were gone by the time it had arrived.  Aaaah! We're sinking according to Montenegro. |
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| Denmark | Nov 10 2008, 05:17 PM Post #7 |
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New Energy Towns Announced Minister for the Environment Connie Hedegaard has announced that Copenhagen, Kolding and Skive have been selected as Denmark's first Energy Towns. These were selected from the hundreds of towns submitted by the local government of each of the country's municipalities, and according to Mrs. Hedegaard; "It was a tough job!" In order to become an energy town, it must be a model town in terms of energy and climate, including low carbon emissions and a high civilian use of renewable energy and clean waste disposal. It has to be committed to making a strong effort in this area, which is well thought out and ambitious, both on a national and international scale. Skive or Kolding will soon be twinned with Japan's first energy town.  Wow. This picture of Kolding was from a Japanese website. Coincidence? |
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