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April 07 | Still Life in Spring Rain (BJ)
spacer Every Icelander remembers how incredibly boring those days used to be when we were kids. Good Friday was so holy that everything was closed that day. No shops, no movies, no theatre, no fun. Nobody was in doubt why it was called Long Friday in Icelandic. It was without doubt the longest day of the year.  more
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February 13 | Þorrablót – Mid-Winter Feast
spacer Click on the picture to watch an audio slideshow of Þorrablót, an Icelandic mid-winter feast. In the past there was no fresh food available at this time of year so people ate dried fish, smoked lamb, putrefied shark and soured blood and liver pudding along with other soured meat products—ram testicles included.  more
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Village Profile: Akureyri – Bustling with Life
spacer Akureyri (“gravel bank field”) promises visitors a lively stay with its many art galleries and museums, outdoor recreation in summer and winter, an awakening of the taste buds at the town’s gourmet restaurants and breathtaking views of natural sites around the corner. Take a look at this special promotion about Iceland’s northern capital.  more
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April 07 | Ethiopian Restaurant Opens in Iceland’s Capital Region
spacer The Ethiopian restaurant Minilik opened in Kópavogur, a neighboring town of Reykjavík, last month. It’s a branch of a restaurant with the same name which attracted a number of diners to Flúðir, south Iceland, when it opened there last summer.  more
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April 07 | Granny’s Final Prank
spacer Recently, we heard the news of a mix up in an American funeral home in which there was a mix up of bodies when the family came to pay last respects. A similar event occurred in Iceland a few years ago. The American family dealt with the event in American style, they sued the home. The Icelandic family dealt with the event in Icelandic style, they smiled.  more

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April 07 | Significant Increase in Tourists to Iceland
spacer As many as 33,600 foreign travelers departed from Iceland via Keflavík International Airport last month, almost 7,000 more travelers than in March 2011, which is an increase of 26.2 percent between years.  more
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April 07 | Former Icelandic PM’s Court Testimonies Made Public
spacer The High Court of Iceland, Landsdómur, opened its website, landsdomur.is, this week where users can listen to the testimonies of Geir H. Haarde, former Prime Minister of Iceland, who is on trial for misconduct in office, and witnesses in his case.  more
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April 06 | Six Candidates Eye Iceland’s Presidential Office
spacer Six persons have announced their candidacy for President of Iceland now that there are less than three months until the election on June 30, including current President Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson.  more
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April 06 | Eruption in Askja-Volcano Predicted
spacer Haraldur Sigurdsson, Icelandic volcano expert, has been blogging about the Askja area, but scientists have noticed that Lake Askja has not frozen this winter.  more
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April 06 | Today is Good Friday
spacer Good Friday, or Föstudagurinn langi (“Long Friday”) in Icelandic, is a bank holiday in Iceland and part of Easter celebrations. It commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and is a day of mourning.  more
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April 06 | Transgender Man Assaulted in Icelandic Nightclub
spacer A man who was born with a female body was attacked by three men at a nightclub in Reykjavík last weekend. The victim’s friend, who is also transgender, said prejudice is rife in Icelandic society and that people in their position are frightened.  more
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April 05 | Free West Fjords Music Festival Coming Up
spacer The free annual music festival Aldrei fór ég suður (“I never went south”) is coming up on April 6-7; it will be held in Ísafjörður in the West Fjords for the ninth time this Easter.