81. Mevagissey Gig Club Martin Walton, liased closely with Amerada Hess who invited both himself and rowingsecretary Tristan Netherton to attend the faroe islands national rowing http://www.gigs.org.uk/history.htm

Archive Stories Mevagissey Gig Rowing Club, originally named as Mevagissey Rowing Club, was formed in 1988. Although the sport of gig racing has been competitively raced in Newquay and the Isles of Scilly since the early 1960's, it was not until the early 1980's that it started becoming popular around Cornwall. In the year of 1985, a man called David Foard from Mevagissey was inspired by this fast-growing sport and had a revolutionary idea to form a gig club in Mevagissey. A small group was formed to carry out a feasibility study into the interest and practicality of a gig for Mevagissey......After the feasibility study was carried out, a decision was taken that it would be of benefit and advantage to Mevagissey for a gig club to be formed. Mevagissey Gig Club was officially formed on 12th August 1987 with the officials comprising as:- Chairman - David Foard Secretary - Sue Lakeman Treasurer - Geoff Hocking Committee - 11 other members With the help of a grant and a loan from the National Sports Council, Mevagissey's first gig was ordered to be constructed by local boat builders Tom Dudley and Peter Foard, supporting the local boat building economy. Named "Endeavour", she was launched from Mevagissey harbour on the evening of Saturday 16th April 1988 by former Cornwall and England International Rugby player, Richard Sharp of the National Sports Council.

82. Books About Iceland - Language, History, Culture And Travel Paperback by Lee M. Hollander (Translator), published 1991 A history of the LonelyPlanet Iceland, Greenland the faroe islands Paperback by Deanna Swaney http://www.south.is/books.html

A selection of Iceland books Books on Iceland in association with Recommended titles: Independent people by Halldor Kiljan Laxness Iceland: Land of the Sagas by David Roberts and Jon Krakauer Lonely Planet's guide to Iceland Insight Guides: Iceland Nights of the Pufflings by Bruce McMillan The King of Vinland's Saga by Stuart W. Mirsky Get Björk CD's! Books on Iceland Language Fiction Travel Misc. ... Search for books Language top Icelandic-English/English-Icelandic Dictionary Paperback by Arnold T. Taylor, published 1989 Icelandic-English Comprehensive Dictionary Hardcover by Davidovic Mladen, published 1996 Icelandic-English-Icelandic Pocket Dictionary By Hilbertsson, published 1985 English Icelandic Dictionary Hardcover, published 1990 Icelandic Grammar, Text and Glossary Hardcover by Stefan Einarsson New! This Is Iceland Today A supplemental reader for students of Icelandic focusing on the uniqueness of Icelandic life through its language. Icelandic text, English translations by Sigurdur A. Magnusson. Over 200 photographs and illustrations. Icelandic Conversations Audio cassette by K. Chapman, published 1997

83. English The first known mention of the faroe islands in Bahá'í history is from texts writtenin 1916/17 by Abdu'lBahá and known as Tablets of the Divine Plan . http://www.bahai.fo/english/english.html

NEW! The Faroe Islands, in the North Atlantic, are the home of a small Nordic nation which has a very distinctive and heart warming culture. Made up of eighteen islands, sixteen of which are inhabited, the Faroes lie midway between the northernmost Scottish Islands and Iceland. The population of 47 thousand people are spread among about 100 villages and small towns. The main language is Faroese (close to the original old Viking language). The people are also able to speak Danish and many of them other languages too, including English. Faroese was not written down until the last century and the language, together with the history, has been passed down through the centuries in a remarkable oral tradition in which the sagas are chanted in ring dances - a tradition that is still alive and well today. The first known mention of the Faroe Islands in Bahá'í history is from texts written in 1916/17 by Abdu'l-Bahá and known as "Tablets of the Divine Plan". The first Bahá'í to live in Faroes was Eskil Ljungberg from Sweden. He arrived in 1953 and stayed for the rest of his life. He died in Tórshavn (the capital of Faroes) in 1985 at the age of 98. Eskil Ljungberg on his 98th birthday The Faroe Islands are very rugged and beautiful and are a haven for innumerable sea birds. The islands jut out of the North Atlantic defying the elements and, although this is where the first Baha'i conference of the Arctic and sub-Arctic regions of Europe took place (in 1974), the climate is surprisingly mild due to the gulf stream. The land is very green and the houses very colourful (no skyscrapers). There are few trees, lots of sheep, modern shopping centres, excellent sports facilities, plenty of fresh unpolluted air, peace and tranquillity. For those who like to experience nature in all its moods, the clear air and sunshine is interspersed with intermittent rain, fog and the occasional storm :) . The people are kindhearted and friendly.

84. Faroe Islands Tourist Board - The Faroese Travel Site Information about travel and tourism in the faroe islands. Includes a picture gallery. http://www.tourist.fo/

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85. Cell Phones Coverage Map Of Faroe Islands GSM cellular phone network details and mobile phone coverage map. http://www.cellular-news.com/coverage/faroe_islands.shtml

Cell phones in Faroe Islands Cell phone networks in Faroe Islands Network System GPRS HSCSD Frequency Faroese Telecom GSM no no Telefonwerk Foroya Lodtings NMT-450 n/a n/a Telefonwerk Foroya Lodtings NMT-900 n/a n/a Cellular phone coverage map of Faroe Islands Click on the network names below to see their coverage maps Faroese Telecom Show all maps Clear all maps Two most recent Faroe Islands news stories from our archive No news articles in our database were found - Sorry Related links about Faroe Islands Arts and Entertainment Business and Economy Education Government ... Weather Reproduction of this website, in whole or in part, in any form or medium without express written permission from cellular-news is prohibited. Daily Newsletter Subscribe to our free e-mail with all the days headlines Your e-mail address: HTML plain text privacy policy News Articles Front Page 7 Days of news Search the archive Resources Industry Forecasts *new* Recruitment Center Discussion Forums TV Commercials Send free SMS ... Glossary of terms About Us Contact Us Affiliates Advertising Site Map Job Board Our job board has vacancies from the following countries Canada China Iran USA

86. Accommodation Search Engine: - Lodging In Faroe_Is Hotels in the faroe islands. http://www.ase.net/servlet/SearchCountry/238

accommodation search engine network 3 lodgings web pages in Europe City Lodgings... London Rome ... Torshavn Can't find a town/city? Enter a town/city or view map. Home Login Logout Register your hotel in Faroe_Is ... ASE.net

87. Faroe Islands Translation Service Translation from Faroese or Danish, into UK English Specialists in the fishing industry and international business including expertise in the oil industry. http://www.framtak.com/english/

in the Faroe Islands Contents Faroe Islands Book Shop Language Service Shopping ... Puffin Cartoons ENGLISH LANGUAGE SERVICE Translation Faroese or Danish, into UK English Specialists in the fishing industry and international business including expertise in the oil industry. We have translated: Promotion material. Advertising material. Technical reports. Product specifications. Business correspondence. Personal correspondence. Academic papers. Quality Assurance handbooks. Web sites. Tourist brochures. Product brochures. Hotel menus. Contracts. CD covers. Children's books. Greeting card texts. Film manuscripts. Fees: Faroese or Danish into (UK) English Minimum charge = one A4 page rate Standard Everyday English DKK 240.00 per A4 page (about 350 words at DKK 0.68 per word) - or - US $ 35.00 per A4 page (about 350 words at US $ 0.10 per word) Medium DKK 288.00 per A4 page (about 350 words at DKK 0.82 per word) - or - US $ 42.00 per A4 page (about 350 words at US $ 0.12 per word) Specialist Creative, technical, annual accounts etc. DKK 336.00 per A4 page

88. Music From The Faroe Islands - Spælimenninir (the Folk Musicians): Ebb & Flow CDs from the Faroes, folksongs, ballads, original music and new arrangements of traditional Faroese tunes. http://www.framtak.com/fo_music/spaelimen.html

in the Faroe Islands Contents Faroe Islands Book Shop Language Service Shopping ... Puffin Cartoons MUSIC FROM THE FAROES Music A short introduction to a few of the CD's that have been produced in the Faroe Islands by Tutl Records Flúgvandi biðil "FLÓÐ OG FJØRA" (the folk musicians) mp3 clip! 380KB (Maivalsunn) Jan Danielsson : fiddle Erling Olsen : fiddle Sharon Weiss : recorder : mandolin, guitar, vocal Kristian Blak : piano, harmonium, drum, vocal Charles Pilzer : bass 1. Hamborg Sekstur (trad. Denmark) - one of the most well-known Danish folk dance tunes. This upbeat mixer is almost always a part of our dance program. 2. Vals efter Per Røst (trad. Sweden) - a Swedish waltz that has been one of our favorite tunes for many years. 3. Konvulsionslåt (Anders Stahe) - a schottis by the Swedish musician and composer Anders Stake. 4. Uppi á einum kási - 1 (trad. Faroe Islands after Vilhelmina Larsen) Kristian plays an instrumental interpretation of this skjaldur Skjaldur are a particular type of traditional Faroese song, sung a cappella by adults to children. The skjaldur that we play on this recording we have learned fiom Vilhelmbla Larsen, from the island of Sandoy. 5. Freeland's Jigs

89. Electionworld.org / Elections Around The World The result of the election to the Faroese parliament. http://www.electionworld.org/faroe.htm

90. Denmark - Greenland And The Faroe Islands - Greenland Demographics, industry, society and related information about Greenland from the Royal Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. http://www.um.dk/english/danmark/danmarksbog/kap7/7-1.asp

Denmark - Greenland and the Faroe Islands - Greenland Denmark Greenland and the Faroe Islands 7.1 Greenland [Main menu] [Previous paragraph] [Next paragraph] Introduction ... Photo Introduction [top] Greenland has an area of around 2.2 million km , making it the largest island in the world. The inland ice, which covers approximately 1.8 million km , is the second largest ice cap in the world. In some places, the ice is up to 3.5 km thick. The northernmost point of the island, Cape Morris Jesup, is the northernmost land area in the world and is situated c. 730 km from the North Pole. The southern point, Cape Farewell, is located at the same latitude as the Nordic capitals Oslo and Helsinki. Greenland and the Faroes are part of the kingdom of Denmark, but are largely self-governing. Legislation formally comes under the Danish Folketing which includes two representatives from Greenland, but in practical terms the Greenland Landsting The majority of the population in Greenland were born on the island. Those who are not local mostly come from Denmark, but the Danish share of the population has been reduced since the end of the 1980s. In 1960, approximately 42% of the population lived in settlements. Many have since moved to the towns, however, leaving only 19% in the settlements in 1997. More than 2/3 of the population live on the west coast in the Disco Bay area and the central region; with close to 13,000 inhabitants, the capital Nuuk is by far the largest town in Greenland.

91. Mykines, Faroe Islands, Birds Paradise Visit Mykines and experience the beautiful vesternmost island of The faroe islands with its thousands of seabirds. Gannets, puffins, kittiwakes, guillemots, fulmars, black guillemots and many others. http://heima.olivant.fo/~mykines/index.htm

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92. Føroya Landsbókasavn - The National Library Of The Faroe Islands The National Library has three main functions To make a collection of all faroese literature and as much literature as possible written about the faroe islands, to be the central library for all the faroe islands, and to be a library for scholars. http://www.flb.fo/

Elektroniskar Vísindaligir leitigrunnar National Library of the Faroe Islands National Library of the Faroe Islands Leita Search Ask a Librarian ISBN/ISSN Exhibitions Library news Telefon +298 31 16 26 - Telefax +298 31 88 95 - E-mail: utlan@flb.fo

93. Pieter's Football Site League and national team information and results. http://www.angelfire.com/games/faroe/national.htm

94. Car Rental On The Faroes Discover faroe islands on 4 wheels. http://heima.olivant.fo/~carrent/

CAR RENTAL NICE PRICE Discover Faroe Islands on 4 wheels Phone: (00 298) 317865 Mobil: (00 298) 224910 e-mail: carrent@post.olivant.fo Address: Box 130 FO-100 Torshavn Faroe Islands For further information, click on flag to select language vers. 17-03-2003

95. Scouts On Stamps Faroe Postal issues depicting scouting. http://scoutingmuseum.com/Faroe.htm

Scouts on Stamps from Faroe December 7, 1978 To contact us bsa.troop11@snet.net Pour nous contacter.

96. Northern Periphery Programme Interreg III B transnational programme, promoting cooperation between the northern most regions of Finland, Sweden, Norway, Scotland, faroe islands and all of Greenland. With strategic themes and priorities, area information and maps. http://www.northernperiphery.net

WELCOME TO NORTHERN PERIPHERY Northern Periphery is an Interreg IIIB programme promoting cooperation between the northernmost regions of Finland, Scotland, Norway and Sweden, and all of Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands. From this website you can find information about the programme. You can download the list of funded projects and make contact with people involved in the programme. This site uses 'Flash' . If you cannot see the animation above please download the Flash Player

97. Rainbow Seafoods - Frozen Seafood From The Faroe Islands An importer of the highestquality frozen seafood from the faroe islands, offering faroe and Alda brands. Also represents farmed atlantic salmon in Maine and New Brunswick. http://www.rainbowseafood.com/

Rainbow Seafoods, Inc. Rainbow Seafoods, Inc. is a direct importer of quality frozen seafood products, marketed under the brand names Faroe, Alda, and Rainbow. Rainbow Seafoods, Inc. P.O. Box 1345 Gloucester, MA 01931-1945 phone: (978)283-5103 fax: (978)283-3721

98. Faroe Islands L¸gting (Faroese Parliament). http://www.logting.fo/Pdf/logen.pdf

99. Postverk Føroya faroe islands http://www.stamps.fo

100. Landsbanki Føroya Accounts, external reserves, and information about the faroe islands economy. http://landsbank.fo/

English Um Landsbankan Sambond Útgávur ... Leita Dagføringar Roknskapur 2001 Landskassalán prospekt 2001 Information Memorandum 2002 Tøl fyri: Veðhald Peningastovnar Lønir Gjaldføri Nær næsta dagføring kemur sæst í hagtalskalendarnum Landsbankin Landsbankin er bankasamband landskassans og skal virka fyri tryggum fíggjarviðurskiftum og javnari útbygging av samfelagnum. les meira Føroyski kapitalmarknaðurin eftir ár 2000 Høvuðsuppgáva hjá lesandi, um kapitalmarknaðin í Føroyum eftir ár 2000, sum Landsbankin hevur biðið um. Les meira Føroya Landsstýrið gevur út nýtt brævlán Føroya Landsstýri gevur út nýtt 3,25% brævlán áljóðandi 300 mió kr 11. desember 2002. Lánið skal nýtast til endurfígging af verandi brævláni, sum fellur til gjaldingar sama dag. les meira Information Memorandum 2002 Nú er Information Memorandum 2002, sum er ein lýsing av føroyska samfelagnum og búskapinum á enskum, komin út les meira Fá tíðindi á e-mail: Bústaður: Landsbanki Føroya, Müllers hús, í Gongini, postsmoga 229, FO-110 Tórshavn, Føroyar telefon +298 31 83 05, telefaks +298 31 85 37, e-mail:

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