81. Culture: Denmark: Selected Internet Resources (Portals To The World, Library Of Selected Internet Resources denmark. Portals to the World contain selectivelinks providing authoritative, indepth information about the nations and other http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/european/denmark/resources/dk-culture.html

The Library of Congress Global Gateway Portals to the World Denmark Find in Portals Web Pages Global Gateway Pages All Library Web Pages Culture: Denmark Created and maintained by the European Division Collections and Services Directorate These sites provide information, links and databases relating to culture in general, and especially to the performing and visual arts. Included here are cultural institutions and general resources, theater and film, music and dance, folk culture, museums and art galleries. For materials at the Library of Congress, consult the websites of its Performing Arts Reading Room and its American Folklife Center Danish Ministry of Culture (http://www.kum.dk) General cultural information; in Danish and English. Louisiana Modern Art Museum (http://www.louisiana.dk/english/) Museums in Denmark (http://www.museums.dk/denmark.html) Links to Danish museums. ARKEN Museum of Modern Art (http://www.arken.dk) CultureNet Denmark (http://www.kulturnet.dk/en/index.html) Features a Culture Guide to Danish cultural institutions, 'CultureNews' containing news articles and e-says, and a daily updated Calendar of activities and events; in Danish and English.

82. Hostels In Denmark - Book Hostels On Gomio.com Hostels in denmark, denmark Hostels, read our Travel Guide about denmark and findCountry culture and Society. Art The concept of Danish art came late, http://www.gomio.com/destinations/locations.aspx?countryID=18&fileName=culture.h

83. Flemming Ravn Neft's Denmark Page In English. Something About Denmark. Danish Cu culture. denmark is a multicultural country, but not multiethnic. denmark has avariety of cultural offers for its inhabitants. http://neft.homepage.dk/flexheim.htm

Hum.Psyk. Psykologi C.G. Jung Tycho Brahe ... About S th about DENMARK Latest update 10-APR-2005 ( ver. 8.64 Welcome Welkom Wilkommen Benvenuti Terve Bienvenido FLAG chronology according to overall number of visitors on this web site (Jan.1999 - March 2005) THE FOLLOWING has been written mostly for web visitors, who have come to my web site from abroad and maybe don't know so much about Denmark, our culture, language, and lifestyle. I have travelled in various countries, mostly in Europe, and I have always been well received. Therefore it is my hope, that you, dear reader, will feel welcome as a guest when visiting us in Denmark. Subject on this homepage: Political system * Geography * Cities International cooperation * Commerce * the EU * Religion Danes abroad * Danish as a language * Literature * Movies * Linguistics What does it mean to be Danish? - A wise Danish man gave this answer in his youth: "To be Danish is not a question about national symbols. Nor is it a question about anything being established or institutionalized. It is, however, a question of being oneself; and being with myself I only am when rooted with my place and my history. Thus one's national feeling concerns the individual's relationship with himself or herself. An individual is not the first human being in the World. We do have a connection. A history. A point of origin..." The following is an introduction to the Danish peculiarity - which some call "the very roots of the nation" - like all nations have their peculiarity. However, it is a

84. Bits Of Culture - Denmark BITS OF culture denmark The Danish as its known in America is calledwienerbrod in denmark and nearly every bakery has them in various flavors. http://www.massgeneral.org/interpreters/b_den.asp

BITS OF CULTURE - Denmark Languages Map Cultural Values Health Care Values ... Interesting Facts Languages Official language: Danish Other languages: English Faroese German Greenlandic Map Cultural Values People are laid back and very modern. Lutheran Health Care Values Diet Most Danes eat four meals a day - breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a late-evening supper. Breakfast generally consists of cereal, cheese, or eggs. Dinner, which includes fish or meat, is usually the only hot meal. A favorite traditional Danish dinner consists of roast duckling stuffed with apples and prunes, served with red cabbage and boiled potatoes Most meals have some sort of beer or wine served as the primary drink Interesting Facts The Danish as its known in America is called wienerbrod in Denmark and nearly every bakery has them in various flavors. In 1989 Denmark became the first European country to legalize same-sex marriages and offer gay partnerships the same rights as heterosexual couples.

85. Fashion Denmark: Mode Danmark Fashion Denmark - Culture Fashion denmark the greater part of look4fashion the Danish fashion magazine.Mode iDanmark og mode danmark find alt om Fashion in denmark og de http://www.look4fashion.dk/producenter/producent_login/x_modeprofildesign.php?br

86. Fashion Denmark: Mode Danmark Fashion Denmark - Culture Fashion denmark the greater part of look4fashion the Danish fashion magazine.Mode iDanmark og mode danmark find alt om Fashion in denmark og de http://www.look4fashion.dk/producenter/producent_login/x_modekatalogdesign.php?b

87. Powell's Books - Denmark (Culture Shock! Country Guides) By Morten Strange Powell s Books is the largest independent used and new bookstore in the world.We carry an extensive collection of out of print rare, and technical titles http://www.powells.com/biblio?isbn=1558687629

88. MOFA: Japan-Denmark Relations thus contributing significantly to the understanding of Japanese culture indenmark. Visit to Japan of Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II, Queen of denmark, http://www.mofa.go.jp/region/europe/denmark/

日本語(Japanese) skip navigations Sitemap Other Languages ... Europe Japan-Denmark Relations October 2004 History of the Bilateral Relationship Japan and Denmark exchanged diplomatic missions on a reciprocal basis after conclusion of the "Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Navigation between Japan and Denmark" in 1867. Both countries have since then enjoyed a friendly relationship for more than a century. Both countries have close ties not only in the economic and trade fields, but also in the cultural and academic areas, and their friendship is growing at a steady pace. The contacts between Japan's Imperial Family and the Danish Royal Family also has a significant role to play for the two countries friendship. H. R. H. Crown Prince Frederik visited Japan with a Danish economic mission in October, 1997. The first official visit of Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress to Denmark was realized in June, 1998. Economic Relations The economic relations between Japan and Denmark are fairly well developed and stable. Denmark enjoys a trade surplus with Japan. The main export items from Japan to Denmark are passenger cars, VTR, motorcycles, and computers. Especially Japanese cars have a large market share of about 25 percent (as of 1996). Pork, medicines, shipping parts, shrimp, and cheese are the main import items from Denmark to Japan. The toy manufacturer "Lego" and "Nobo Nordisk" are among the companies which have succeeded in the Japanese market. Major Danish enterprises, such as the worldwide shipping agent Maersk, Royal Copenhagen, and George Jensen, have also made inroads into the Japanese market.

89. EUROPA - Culture - National Cultural Sites denmark. For more information on Danish culture Kulturministeriet Kulturnetdenmark The Danish Cultural Institute http://europa.eu.int/comm/culture/portal/sites/members/denmark_en.htm

@import "../../css/advanced.css";. de en fr EUROPA European Commission Culture ... National Cultural sites National Cultural sites Denmark For more information on Danish culture: Kulturministeriet Kulturnet Denmark The Danish Cultural Institute Europe in action ... Financing European Commission: Information Society Education and Culture Agriculture Enlargement ... Advanced Search Last update: 16-08-2005

90. English Teaching Resources, On Denmark. Please Link To Main Page: Www.QuistInfo. . culture Biographies, Etc. *......culture Dictionaries to and from Danish, Etc. Education in denmark The denmarkBook An in Depth http://hjem.get2net.dk/niels_quist/odenmark.htm

Flag from www.3dflags.com Denmark The National Anthem (sound requires Explorer) Biographies of Great Danes, Etc. Business and Economy The Danish Language ... Weather - Weather Forecasts Biographies, Etc. Great Danes - Descriptions / Biographies Hans Christian Andersen - and Fairy Tales The National Bank of Denmark The National Bank - The Danish Money ... The Denmark Book - An in Depth Description Culture Biographies, Etc. * Copenhagen Pictures - Excellent Site The Danish Emigration Archives - choose English version The Danish Culture Net ... Theatres in Denmark Dictionaries, English Accents, Etc. Danish / English On-line Dictionary Danish-English On-line Dictionary English-Danish On-line Dictionary Danish / English, English / Danish Dictionaries ... Logo's On-line Dictionary - from Danish to the Main Languages Education About Danish Schools - DanishDirect.com The Danish Marking (Grading) Scale * Danish Ministry of Education Aims of Teaching Subjects and Topics in the Folkeskole - Ministry of Education ... A WWW Portal of a Danish School - access to info in Danish Environment, Nature, Geography Monitoring the Marine Environment Foods, Recipes, Etc.

91. IgoUgo: Denmark Tourism, Things To Do In Denmark, Denmark Travel Read firsthand travel reviews and see vacation pictures of denmark and other denmark Overview Lodging Dining Photos Activities culture http://www.igougo.com/planning/JournalDestination.asp?LocationID=158&Mode=9

92. African Culture In Denmark African culture in denmark. Posted By K Wyer Lane Date Sunday, 16 March 2003,at 1036 am. Hello World Researchers. I found an interesting Danish website http://www.afrigeneas.com/forum-world/index.cgi?noframes;read=17

93. Links To Design And Culture - COPENHAGEN CAPACITY, Denmark Links to design and culture. Arken Museum of Modern Art Danish ArchitecturalCentre denmark Fashion - a portal to the Danish fashion industry http://www.copcap.com/composite-759.htm

Print this page E-mail page Company search Compare Copenhagen ... Links Links to design and culture Arken - Museum of Modern Art Danish Architectural Centre Danish Design Centre Denmark Fashion - a portal to the Danish fashion industry ... ˜resund Film Commision Last updated on: 27-06-2005 Top Subscribe to newsletter: sample issue privacy Gl. Kongevej 1 1610 Copenhagen V Denmark Tel: +45 33 22 02 22 Fax: +45 33 22 02 11 info@copcap.com  sitemap  Home  About Copenhagen ...  Contact Related sites: www.oresundit.com www.mediconvalley.com www.oresundfilm.com

94. CKU/DCCD: FRONTPAGE Danish Center for culture and Development (DCCD) manages a support scheme DCCD strengthens denmark s cultural cooperation with the developing countries http://www.dccd.dk/dccd/cku.nsf/doc/start?OpenDocument&lang=uk

95. Developing A New Cooperative Culture : Denmark´s Electronic Research Library Developing a new cooperative culture. denmark s Electronic Research Library.Jens Thorhauge, director, The Danish National Library Authority http://travesia.mcu.es/documentos/denmark.asp

Developing a new cooperative culture: Denmark's Electronic Research Library Jens Thorhauge, director, The Danish National Library Authority Introduction Denmark's Electronic Research Library is a project running for five years (1998-2002) and funded by the three Danish Ministries of Culture, Research and Education respectively with a total budget of 200 millions DKK. The aim of the project is like that of other electronic library projects. namely primarily to offer users the chance to obtain relevant research information directly, regardless of where the information is located. The reason for setting up a project and granting extra funding was a wish to accelerate the process of change. In 2002 the research libraries are supposed to run the electronic library without extra funding. Four main components are defined in the first project plan (English summary 1): National infrastructure, library infrastructure, digital resources and user facilities.

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Wooster Collective : A Celebration of Street Art Join our mailinglist to receive regular updates, event information, artist profiles, and more! Email address: Your name: New Wooster Special Edition: Jeremy Fish I'M WITH STUPID WOOSTER SPECIAL EDITION w/ LTD SIGNED PRINT Now Available! Wooster Special Editions: Shepard Fairey POST NO BILLS WOOSTER SPECIAL EDITION w/SIGNED PRINTS Now Available! NEW! WOOSTER PODCASTS HIGHLIGHTS: "Vitamin_F #13: Maya Hayuk" "Vitamin_F #12: Jace" "Vitamin_F #11: vlep[v]net" "Vitamin_F #10: DHM" "Vitamin_F #9: Eko" "Vitamin_F #8: Alexone" "Vitamin_F #7: Eltono" "Vitamin_F #6: Magmo" "Vitamin_F #5: Michael DeFeo" "Interview w/ Alison Young" "Vitamin_F #4: Mudwig" "Vitamin_F #3: Calma" "Vitamin_F #2: Pure Evil" "Vitamin_F #1: Vinnie Ray" "Soundscene: Basquiat Exhibition" (April 16, 2005): "On The Streets w/ Darius Jones" "Interview with Jason Maggio" (March 17, 2005): "Documenting Street Art" (March 4, 2005): Interview/Lister (Feb 27, 2005): Interview/Jon Burgerman(Feb 26, 2005): Send comments to woostercollective@hotmail.com

97. Books On Living Overseas denmark culture Shock! denmark ~ Usually ships in 24 hours Morten Strange /Paperback / Published 2003 culture Shock! Egypt - culture Shock! http://www.escapeartist.com/cultureshock/books.htm

Culture Shock Books for Expatriates: A Bookstore For The Borderless World Bookstore Master Index Expatriate Pages Culture Shock Books for Expatriates A Bookstore For The Borderless World Culture Shock!: A Globe-Trotter's Guide - Culture Shock!: A Globe-Trotter's Guide Usually ships in 24 hours Frederick Fisher / Paperback / Published 1995 Culture Shock!: A Student's Guide - Culture Shock!: A Student's Guide Ships in 2-3 days Pang Guek Cheng, et al / Paperback / Published 1995 Culture Shock!: A Traveler's Medical Guide - Culture Shock!: A Traveler's Medical Guide Ships in 2-3 days Paul Zakowich, et al / Paperback / Published 1996 Culture Shock!: Living and Working Abroad - Culture Shock!: Living and Working Abroad Ships in 2-3 days Monica Rabe / Paperback / Published 1997 Culture Shock!: Working Holidays Abroad - Culture Shock!: Working Holidays Abroad Ships in 2-3 days Mark Hempshell / Paperback / Published 1996 Culture Shock!: Australia - Culture Shock!: Australia Ships in 2-3 days Ilsa Sharp / Paperback / Published 2001 Culture Shock!: China -

98. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture And Tourism - Denmark denmark. TURKISH EMBASSY INFORMATION COUNSELLOR´S OFFICE Fax 33 22 90 68.TOUR OPERATORS AND TRAVEL AGENCIES IN denmark OPEATING TOURS TO TURKEY http://goturkey.kultur.gov.tr/turizm_en.asp?belgeno=10185

99. Nationalmuseet Denmarks central museum of cultural history, comprising the histories of Danish and foreign cultures alike. Details of permanent and temporary exhibitions, visitor information. http://www.natmus.dk/

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100. Photos Essays: Akan Cultural Festival In Copenhagen, Denmark 2004 - Enstoolment This slideshow of photos are photographic report from the Akan cultural Traditionally in Ghana the royal titles are inherited, but in denmark the king http://crawfurd.dk/africa/akanfestival04.htm

home sitemap search help ... about me Related pages: African Culture in Denmark Ghana (overview) Ghana history Umoja - the photos ... African music Akan Cultural festival 2004 Enstoolment of the Akan King This slideshow of photos are photographic report from the Akan cultural Festival in Copenhagen, Denmark on September 25th 2004. Read more below the slideshow. Sorry, this slideshow requires JavaScript. Your browser does not support JavaScript or maybe it is disabled. You can read about enabling JavaScript/Active scripting in the help section. Previous photo Next photo Jacob Crawfurd. The Akan King in Denmark Ghana and their history and rich cultural traditions go as far back as anyone can remember. Keeping traditions alive and passing it on to the next generation is actually one of the main reasons that the ceremony is carried out among the Akans now living in Denmark. The cultural festival marks a new year and maybe a new king, but first of all it is a social and cultural event bringing people together to have fun. It is an occasion where ancestors are honoured and history is explained to the children. The Akans consist of several ethnic groups which all speak Twi of Fante. They also have common traditions and culture, among them the importance of sacred stools representing the kings and chiefs. When a king and queen (Akanhene and Akanhemmaa) are elected, they are said to be enstooled. The stool represents their power and draw historic lines back to the ancestors. The hand-woven Kente material is another important cultural symbol and nearly everybody wears something of Kente on a special occasion like this.

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