13. desember 2005

11:56:01 PM    comment []

KOSELIG ENEBOLIG VED HUKUSJØEN Hengebøl , 2266 ARNEBERG Visning: Visning utover fellesvisning etter avtale med megler. Selveier 93 800.000,- 10:02:17 PM    comment []

Roche to Let Chinese Producer Make Flu Drug. Roche, the Swiss maker of the influenza drug Tamiflu, reached an agreement with China's state-owned Shanghai Pharmaceutical Group to make the drug. By TOM WRIGHT. [NYT > Business] 9:52:24 PM    comment []

Hot Technology for Chilly Streets in Estonia. Skype has become a hot calling card for Estonia, which has turned itself into a sort of Silicon Valley on the Baltic Sea. By MARK LANDLER. [NYT > Business] 9:49:53 PM    comment []

Red Cross Chief Steps Down; Interim Successor Is Named. Marsha J. Evans may be taking the fall for the group's much-criticized response to Hurricane Katrina. By STEPHANIE STROM. [NYT > Home Page] 9:48:16 PM    comment []

Building collapses in New Jersey. A building in a residential area of New Jersey collapses, sparking fears of multiple injuries. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 9:47:01 PM    comment []

Oil fire schools set to re-open. Almost all of the schools closed after the explosions at the Buncefield oil depot are set to re-open. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 9:45:59 PM    comment []

Iraq Sunni politician shot dead. A leading Sunni Arab politician is killed in Iraq, as expatriate voting begins in the general election. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 9:44:51 PM    comment []

Athletics: Montgomery banned. Former world 100m record-holder Tim Montgomery and Chryste Gaines get two-year bans for doping offences. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 9:44:01 PM    comment []

Oil depot tank fires extinguished. Residents near the Hertfordshire oil depot blaze are allowed back home as crews extinguish all tank fires. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 9:40:29 PM    comment []

Thousands March Against WTO in Hong Kong . HONG KONG, Dec. 13 -- Thousands of demonstrators from more than a dozen countries marched through Hong Kong Tuesday, some scuffling with police and others diving into the city's harbor in protest, as a World Trade Organization meeting opened with wealthy and developing nations deadlocked in talks... By Philip P. Pan. [washingtonpost.com - Business] 9:39:24 PM    comment []

Daughter's tsunami death was lie. A man who sparked a hunt for a fake daughter he said died in the Asian tsunami is found guilty of wasting police time. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 9:37:48 PM    comment []

Sudan bars Darfur atrocity probe. Sudan says it will not allow international investigators into Darfur to collect evidence on alleged war crimes. [BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition] 9:35:59 PM    comment []

Inquiry Details Claims of C.I.A. Prisons in Europe. A Swiss investigator told the Council of Europe that evidence supports allegations that terror suspects were transferred. By KATRIN BENNHOLDInternational Herald Tribune. [NYT > Home Page] 9:31:31 PM    comment []

Michigan McDonald's and State's Ski Industry Offer Families Winter Incentives to Stay Healthy 9:24:03 PM    comment []

Smedvig family sells off Smedvig 6:50:42 PM    comment []

Government moves to block private schools 6:49:48 PM    comment []

Air travel continues to increase The number of passangers travelling by air in Norway continues to increase. The number of flights are also on the increase. The highest increase is found on foreign destinations. 13.12.2005 More ... 6:48:09 PM    comment []

SAS sells maintenance services The SAS Group is planning to sell its entire aircraft maintenance service to a Singapore firm, according to Stavanger Aftenblad. This will mean that 110 jobs will be lost at Sola, Stavanger alone. 13.12.2005 More ... 6:47:06 PM    comment []

Number of air force bases may be reduced The number of air force bases in Norway may be drastically reduced over the next few years, according to NRK. The Inspector General of the Royal Norwegian Air Force has proposed a reduction from seven to two. 13.12.2005 More ... 6:45:47 PM    comment []

Australasia Tour: Great Scott finishes number one Australian Adam Scott has finished off another successful year by winning the PGA Tour of Australasia Order of Merit for the first time. 6:20:40 PM    comment []

South Africa Tour: Goosen relishing SAA Open comeback 13 December 2005 - Retief Goosen is relishing his return to this week’s SAA Open a decade after he won the second oldest national Open in golf. And he would love nothing more than to win before the start of a new year. ---> read more Coming up Roses 13 December 2005 - Justin Rose knows the value of golf development. “Golf has always been a difficult game,” according to the young English pro, “and the grassroots are important.” ---> read more 6:17:37 PM    comment []

Asian Tour: AMBY VALLEY MASTERS TO DEBUT IN MARCH 6:15:16 PM    comment []

LPGA Tour: 2005 Statistics 6:12:50 PM    comment []

Tour de las Americas: Argentina’s Daniel Barbetti Wins TLA’s 2005 Order of Merit Dec. 13, 2005 – Argentina's Daniel Barbetti became the winner of the 2005 Tour de las Americas' Order of Merit on Sunday, only seventeen days before his 24th birthday. Champion of the 2005 American Express Puerto Rico Open last May, Barbetti collected US $41,514 in prize money over the nine TLA tournaments he played this year. 6:07:51 PM    comment []

European Tour: Irish Writers Pen Another Success Story For McGinley 6:05:10 PM    comment []

Ladies European Tour: Ekelundh receives her Volvo XC70 6:03:26 PM    comment []

Golfnytt fra Sverige: Tunisien - från seaside till Sahara Tunisien är en populär destination för svenska golfare. Det nordafrikanska landet lockar med golf, bra priser och framförallt ett perfekt golfklimat under vintern med massor av sol. Här bjuds på utsikt över Medelhavet - och nästa steg är go... Läs mer Volvo-vinnare siktar på Solheim Cup Europatourproffset Cecilia Ekelundh, årets vinnare i Volvo Cross Country Challenge, fick ta emot sin Volvo XC 70 i samband med en galamiddag i Karlshamn under måndagskvällen. Nu siktar Blekingetjejen på Solheim Cup 2007. Läs mer 5:57:11 PM    comment []

PGA Tour: Allenby jumps 10 spots in the world rankings, and secures an invitation to Augusta Woods, Sorenstam and Quigley are named the Golf Writers' Players of the Year Tired Tiger to trade Mercedes Championships for some needed time off 5:52:53 PM    comment []

Visit Monaco Monstrosities are common on the Côte d'Azur, but nowhere - not even Cannes - can outdo MONACO . This tiny independent principality, no bigger than London's Hyde Park, has lived off gambling and catering for the desires of the idle international rich for the last hundred years. Meanwhile, it has become one of the greatest property speculation sites in the world - a sort of low-rise Manhattan-on-Sea with an incredibly dense concentration of fin-de-siècle Edwardian hotels standing in for the skyscrapers. Read more here: 5:40:54 PM    comment []

Spied: 2007 Toyota Tundra Breaks Cover 5:02:26 PM    comment []

First Drive: 2006 Ford Fusion 5:01:00 PM    comment []

The Big Picture: Date with Destiny 5:00:23 PM    comment []

Survey Says Car Color Matters More To Men 4:59:49 PM    comment []

If You Have To Ask How Much ... 4:59:24 PM    comment []

Pension bill set to clear Congress; impact on automakers could be severe 4:58:02 PM    comment []

Mitsubishi names new head of North America 4:57:22 PM    comment []

Missouri loves (DCX's) company as automaker reinvests in St. Louis plants 4:56:51 PM    comment []

Ford publicly commits to inclusion 4:56:11 PM    comment []

Toyota is nervous 4:55:36 PM    comment []

Charger and Fusion  – a tale of two family sedans 4:55:11 PM    comment []

Tuner Tuesday: Mugen erects Civic 'Dominator' Concept minisite 4:54:34 PM    comment []

The Big 3 is dead 4:53:56 PM    comment []

Audi releases pics of R10 early 4:53:02 PM    comment []

Crossovers gaining ground 4:52:26 PM    comment []

Hyundai announces 2006 Accent pricing 4:51:52 PM    comment []

Mazda Miata recalled for emissions problem 4:51:20 PM    comment []

S cuts GM credit rating 4:50:51 PM    comment []

GM's Holden unit takes on global design role 4:50:21 PM    comment []

Audi unveils R10 Le Mans prototype tomorrow 4:49:43 PM    comment []

Ford takes a break from being green to build a really big 'ute 4:49:12 PM    comment []

New Flameless Flare available 4:48:25 PM    comment []

Mercedes to drop brake–by–wire system 4:47:52 PM    comment []

Lexus to unveil new LS at Detroit show 4:47:25 PM    comment []

Jaguar is not for sale 4:46:43 PM    comment []

Time Waster of the Day: Listening to Andy Rooney talk about cars 4:45:58 PM    comment []

Ford economist sees big changes in the global auto market 4:45:25 PM    comment []

[Not TiVoSafe] Motorsports Highlights, December 10–11 4:44:18 PM    comment []

Biodiesel made from dead animals 4:43:30 PM    comment []

Chrysler expands its push into Europe 4:42:56 PM    comment []

EU charges China with unfair automotive trade practices 4:42:20 PM    comment []

Hybrid sales dive in November, even the Prius 4:41:47 PM    comment []

Dodge unveils Caliber website, estimated pricing and options 4:41:13 PM    comment []

Jeremy Clarkson more popular than Angelina Jolie in UK 4:40:35 PM    comment []

Is Delphi ready to revise its offer to the union? 4:39:54 PM    comment []

Mitsubishi Galant to get smaller and more global 4:39:18 PM    comment []

International Car and Truck of the Year semi–finalists announced 4:38:32 PM    comment []

© Copyright 2006 Olaf E. Roalkvam. Last update: 11.09.2006; 18:30:34.