Icelandic edublog
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This morning I gave a lecture at a church in Iceland and many of the audience were priests or worked in the church. It was part of a seminar about ethics and new media. My lecture was about advertisment targeting children and young adults on the Internet.
I was interviewed by Icelandic TV station both in the news and also for a couple of minutes. Here are these interviews
Áfengisauglýsingar á netsíðum unglinga
Hádegisviðtalið á Stöð 2 (Salvör Gissurardóttir)
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My sister gave birth to a baby girl on May 18th. The little one was in intensive care the first week and here is a picture of her six days old. Today she will travel to a remote village in Western fjords in Iceland, she will live on a farm. Her father is a sheep farmer and Avalanche research worker. Several villages in this area has been destroyed be avalanches.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolungarv%C3%ADk
This is considered the most dangerous area in Iceland to live in. The landscape is arctic and the West fjords are the most remote areas in Iceland. The small fishing villages are loosing more people every year because the fishing quotas has been sold away and there is no work left.
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