#Aarhus Municipality

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🇩🇰 Crown Princess Mary of Denmark

Wednesday, May 17, 2023

“The fight for biodiversity is waged on many levels, and today Her Royal Highness lent a helping hand all the way down to earth.

In Gested-Kasted Mose at Aarhus, WWF Verdensnaturfonden has established a new home for Denmark's smallest seed, the leaf frog, which lacks natural areas to live and breed in.

The Crown Princess took part in the planting of frogs and tail toads, and together with the mayor of Aarhus Municipality, Jacob Bundsgaard and general secretary Bo uneksnebjerg there was also time to plant a number of oak trees. Trees and bushes help create perfect conditions for the little frog, who is totally at peace in Denmark.”

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36-year-old in Denmark quit his job and built himself a tiny home in the woods for under $13,000—take a look inside

For years, 36-year-old Anders Boisen lived in apartments all over the city of Aarhus, the second-largest in Denmark. Despite having a comfortable living situation — a two-bedroom apartment he shared with a girlfriend at the time — and a job working in city development at a local municipality, Boisen tells CNBC Make It he felt confined by his lifestyle and the societal pressure of what life should…

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Denmark Company Register - A Helpful Tool For Companies To Use

Introduction A company register is a helpful tool for any company. It’s a way to keep track of important information like the company’s name, address, and contact details. Plus, it can also contain other important documents like business plans, financial statements, and so on. If you’re running a small business or you’re just starting out, using a company register is an essential step in ensuring you have everything you need to succeed. Here are some tips on how to get started: Denmark Company Register - Benefits for Companies The Danish company register is a helpful tool for companies to use. It offers benefits such as free access to public registers, the ability to get in contact with other businesses and more. In addition, the company register can provide valuable information about a business, such as its name, registered office and shareholding structure. https://compyco.com/services/solutions-by-countries/europe/denmark/

Setting Up a Danish Company If you are starting a new business in Denmark, or if you are an existing Danish company looking to set up an office or branch in another municipality, you will need to register with the relevant government agency. There are three main agencies that deal with company registration in Denmark: Københavns Vestegnskommune (the Copenhagen Municipality), Syddansk Universitetssygehus Aarhus (Aarhus University Central Hospital) and Det Centrale Handelsregister (the Central Commercial Register). Each agency has different requirements for registering a company, so it is important to work with one of the agencies in order to ensure that your business is registered correctly and efficiently. The following guide provides information on how to register a company with each of the three agencies. Københavns Vestegnskommune requires that companies have an official name and a registered address. You can find more information about registering a company with Københavns Vestegnskommune on their website. Syddansk Universitetssygehus Aarhus requires that companies have a medical license and must also provide corporate documents, such as articles of association and by-laws, as well as copies of all contracts entered into by the company. You can find more information about registering a company with Syddansk Universitetssygehus Aarhus on their website. Det Centrale Hand Keeping Track of your Danish Company Records Keeping track of your Danish company records can be a hassle, but using a company register can make the process easier. This document contains important information about your business, such as its name, registered office and shareholder list. Whenever you make any changes to your company records, you should update the register accordingly. If you plan on expanding your business into Denmark, it’s essential to obtain a commercial register registration. This document is necessary in order to open a bank account and set up other formal dealings with the Danish government. It’s also useful if you want to bid for government contracts or take part in Danish public offerings. If you do not operate in Denmark full time, it may not be necessary to keep all of your company records in-country. You can save them on a global database or file cabinet, which will allow you to access them from any computer with internet access. Keep in mind that not all countries require companies to register with them, so be sure to check before making any moves. Conclusion As a company, it is important to have up-to-date information about who you are and where you stand. This can be easily done by registering with the Danish Companies Register. The register not only keeps track of your company details, but also provides other benefits such as free online filing and access to databases that offer valuable business insights. If you are unsure whether or not registering with the Danish Companies Register is the right decision for your business, speak to one of our experts for more advice.

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Performed by a student of PP-DG Komm Darina

URBAN PLATFORM by Kollision

The project is a small platform with three motion heads with sensors placed in the urban space. Such an installation gives you the opportunity to play games with friends, compete and meet different people, or you can simply explore light and shadows. The possibilities of light sources are only limited by the software, which can be expanded to a multitude of expressions, games, different rule-based experiences and dynamic lighting scenarios. These sensors can have many possibilities and you decide which of them you choose!

Working together with Aarhus Urban Platform, they installed the platform on Telefontorvet in the center of Aarhus, where people can already use all the features of the platform. In the evening, people can enjoy the game, and at night the sensors pleasantly illuminate the space.

In addition, Kollision designed the physical installation, and the integration on the square is carried out by the municipality of Aarhus. Moving heads are provided by SGM Light.

Own opinion:

I believe that such sensors are an incredible technology that allows many possibilities. In the evening, you can just enjoy playing with friends, or even meet someone to meet someone. These sensors could be installed in schools or places where there are many students, which would allow children, students or even teachers to play in the streets and breathe the air, instead of sitting inside the walls of educational institutions.

In the description, it was said that what the sensors will show is controlled by Kollision, but it would be much more convenient to create a panel next to it, where you can choose the mode yourself. The design looks simple and clear, sensors do not take up much space, and such platforms can be installed in many places. This project will help many, because games connect people.

OTOTO designed by Yuri Suzuki

 OTOTO is a musical invention that allows anyone to quickly and easily create their own electronic musical instrument.

 Design and use are simple, the object itself looks like a rectangular, with a dig amount of buttons and wires attached to it.  Thanks to these wires, you can connect the device to several different objects, each of which sounds differently.  Thanks to this, you can make sounds from water, a knife or an orange, in general, from anything you want to hear.

 Own opinion:

 I find this project very interesting, objectively, it will not change the world or make a great contribution to the history of mankind, but the design and the idea are very exciting, because creating music with any subject gives more opportunities in the world of music and allows you to expand your creativity. I believe such things will help people develop their musical ear and creativity, but not more than that.

The ARTMYN scanner

 This device allows you to scan pictures, which can then be opened on any gadget and look at the picture in detail, it scans not only the paint layer, but also conveys the texture of the picture and canvas, allows people to look at works of art in 3D visualization with maximum accuracy. The scanner doesn’t damage the picture itself, and the procedure does not take much time.

   A process is created in three stages.  The first one is scanning, the scanner moves across the entire picture, additional LEDs illuminate the picture from all sides.  Stage Two : Servers use proprietary advanced algorithms to extract detailed artwork characteristics and transform hundreds of gigabytes of captured images into a compact 5D dataset consisting of millions of files optimized for fast streaming directly to any browser.  Step Three: Explore any painting in the app and look at the painting in detail.

 Own opinion:

  Years pass, many paintings not over time or the paint fades, many old paintings can be lost due to time beyond our control, but thanks to this device we can preserve art, our history forever.  It's never possible to guess what might happen, fire, water or works of art might just steal, but this is how we can preserve history in technology.  Also, everyone can look at the paintings more carefully, trace the strokes and materials.

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Орхус, Центральная Ютландия, Дания 

Оле Стеффенсен | Фотография | Карта

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Military Antenna market   Size, 2020 Industry Share and Global Demand | 2027 Forecast by Fortune Business Insights™

 The global military antenna market size is projected to reach USD 5.78 billion by the end of 2027. The rising military budget allocations will create several growth opportunities for the companies operating in the market. According to a report published by Fortune Business Insights, titled “Military Antenna Market Size, Share & Industry Analysis, By Frequency (High, Ultra-High, Super High, and Extremely High Frequency), By Type (Dipole, Aperture, Travelling Wave, Loop, and Array Antenna), By Platform (Airborne, Marine, and Ground), By Application (Communication, Surveillance, SATCOM, Electronic Warfare, and Telemetry), and Regional Forecast, 2020-2027,” the market was worth USD  4.89 billion in 2019 and will exhibit a CAGR of 8.61% during the forecast period, 2020-2027.

Coronavirus Outbreak has Compelled Several Countries to Prioritize Healthcare Budgets over Defense

The recent coronavirus outbreak has created a sense of panic across the world. Due to the rapid spread of the disease, governments across several countries have decided to allocate more budgets to the healthcare sector than the defense sector. The constant research and development activities to minimize the spread of the disease as well as development efficient treatment options, has influenced this decision. As a result, the reductions in budget allocations for military and defense applications will have an adverse effect on the growth of the military antenna market in the coming years.

Military antennas are used in several communication applications in the military and defense sector. A military antenna system is used to convert radio frequency waves into alternating current and vice versa for receiving and transmission process. The massive investments in the development and deployment of efficient military antennas are consequential to the degree of sensitivity and risks involved with the communication in this sector. Accounting to this, the military organizations of several countries across the world are looking to collaborate with tech-companies. It is observed that company mergers and collaborations are an increasing trend among major companies across the world. The increasing number of company collaborations will subsequently affect the growth of the overall market in the coming years. Additionally, the rising awareness regarding the importance of integrating high-quality products and devices in military applications will bode well for market growth.

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Increasing Number of Company Mergers and Acquisitions will Aid Growth

The report encompasses several factors that have contributed to the growth of the market in recent years. Among all factors, the increasing number of company mergers and acquisitions has made the highest impact on the growth of the overall market in recent years. Accounting to the massive investments in technological intervention by several companies, defense organizations are looking to collaborate with these tech companies. In May 2020, Raytheon Technologies announced that it has bagged a contract from the US Navy for development and assembly of planar antennas. Through this contract, the company will assemble planar array antennas as well as develop spare parts for the same. The company will also provide assistance for engineering related issues; a factor that will come under the repair and maintenance part. This collaboration will not just help the company generate huge revenue, but will also have a direct impact on the growth of the global market.

North America Likely to Emerge Dominant; Increasing Defense Expenditure will Provide Impetus to Market Growth

The report analyses the latest market trends across five major regions, including North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East and Africa. Among all regions, the market in North America is projected to emerge dominant in the coming years. The rising defense budget allocations, especially in the United States, have made a positive impact on the growth of the regional market. Additionally, the presence of several large scale tech-companies involved in manufacturing of military antennas will constitute an increase in the overall market size. As of 2019, the market in North America was worth USD 1.84 billion and this value will rise considerably in the coming years. The market in Asia Pacific will derive growth from the rising defense spending by leading countries such as India and China.

List of companies profiled in the report:

Antcom Corporation (California, the U.S.)

Cobham PLC (Wimborne Minster, The U.K)

Comrod Communication AS (Stavanger, Norway)

Eylex Pty Ltd. (New South Wales, Australia)

Hascall-Denke (Florida, The U.S.)

L3Harris Technologies Ltd. (Florida, The U.S.)

Lockheed Martin Corporation (Maryland, The U.S.)

MTI Wireless Edge Ltd. (Israel)

Raytheon Technologies (Connecticut, The U.S.)

Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co KG (Munich, Germany)

Terma A/S (Aarhus Municipality, Denmark)

Other Players

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Industry Developments:

May 2020 –Isotropic Systems announced that it has bagged a contract for evaluation & development of antenna by the U.S. Defense Innovation Unit. Through this contract, the company will focus on the delivery of low-profile, affordable, high performance, and customizable antenna to support multiple links over multiple bands of satellite capacity, including S, C, Ka, Ku, X, and Q-band connectivity.

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Programme for the celebration of Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark’s 80th birthday

2 April: The Queen will open the exhibition “Dronningens ansigter” (”The Queen’s Faces”) at the Museum of National History at Frederiksborg Castle. The exhibition will feature films, costumes and scenographic elements as well as a number of portraits.

3 April: The Queen will participate in a press conference ahead of the official celebrations of her 80th birthday.

14 April: Gala performance in the Royal Danish Theatre. The Queen will be driven by carriage from Amalienborg Palace to the Royal Danish Theatre. The performance will be transmitted on DR1.

15 April: In the day, children from various Danish municipalities will celebrate the Queen at Christiansborg Palace. In the evening, the Queen will host a gala banquet also at Christiansborg Palace with both national and international guests.

16 April: In the morning, there will be a morning wake-up at Fredensborg Palace with friends and family of the Queen. At 12:00, the Queen will appear with her family on the balcony of Amalienborg Palace. Subsequently the Queen will be transported through the streets of Copenhagen to Copenhagen City Hall where there there will be speeches and entertainment. The Queen will appear on the balcony of the city hall as well. In the evening there will be a private dinner at Fredensborg Palace with both national and international guests.

25 April: The Queen’s birthday will be celebrated in Tivoli with a ballet gala.

5-6 June: The Queen will visit Aarhus on her summer cruise with Dannebrog as a part of her 80th birthday celebrations.

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03.19.2021 🇩🇰 Today Denmark's largest and digital fair and festival for sustainable products "Fair Festival" was opened by Her Royal Highness the Crown Princess at Aarhus City Hall. The Fair Festival focuses on UN's world goal 12 on responsible consumption and production and world goals 17 this year on partnership for action. At the opening, The Crown Princess gave a speech, just as mayor of Aarhus municipality Jacob Bundsgaard, the councilor of Culture and Civil Service in Aarhus municipality Rabih Azad-Ahmad and CEO of Globe Go Green and founder of the Association Fair Festival Kristine Overgaard Nielsen spoke to the participants of the festival. I dag blev Danmarks største og digitale messe og festival for bæredygtige produkter "Fair Festival" åbnet af Hendes Kongelige Højhed Kronprinsessen i Århus Rådhus. 📸 detdanskekongehus #DanishRoyalFamily #DanishRoyals #Monpezat #CrownPrincessMary #KronprinsesseMary #KronprinsFrederik #CrownPrinceFrederik #kronprinsfamilien #kongefamiliendanmark #Kronprinsparret #CrownPrinceCouple #crownprincecoupleofdenmark #kronprinsparretafdanmark #Monarchy #EuropeanRoyalties https://www.instagram.com/p/CMn0m5AHnxd/?igshid=10r8ps44zdbus

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Vridsløselille Masterplan, Copenhagen

Vridsløselille Masterplan, Danish Architecture Project, Albertslund Buildings, Urban Development

Vridsløselille Masterplan near Copenhagen

2 Dec 2020

Vridsløselille Masterplan

Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architect

Location: Vridsløselille, Albertslund, Denmark

Two schemes recommended to form a combined vision for the future development of Vridsløselille prison site

The development plan for ‘Vridsløselille’ will re-imagine the site in Albertslund, close to Copenhagen, which once housed a state prison by turning its rich historic structure and surroundings into an attractive, green district with a distinct identity derived by its unique heritage.

Danish architectural firm Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects and landscape architects BOGL aim to design a new district which will attract new residents and activity to the city of Albertslund. Driving west of the city, just 15 kilometers from central Copenhagen, a site with a former correctional facility and a stretch of other historical buildings along the area emerge. The site has for many years been a closed enclave, and the aim is, therefore, to open up the area towards the city.

Vridsløselille, a 160,000-square-metre district, will become a natural extension of Albertslund and its main thoroughfares. The flexible scheme will draw city life to the area where green parks and residential complexes are intertwined creating a strong synergy while making way for a variety of building typologies, urban qualities and common facilities. The new urban area will create new connections and destinations in Albertslund, focused on creating activated green spaces, urban farming as well as movement and sports facilities. Important connections, sightlines, and local identity will be maintained and enhanced. The main focus is laying the foundation for a healthy and social lifestyle with a broad spectrum of common areas and green spaces.

Morten Løgsted, Project Development Manager at A. Enggaard A/S, says: “It has been an exciting process to follow the five selected teams and their approach to the site. The diversity and depth of the initial project proposals are quite spectacular. The two projects, recommended by the jury, clearly shares a common vision for the site and at the same time holds individual strengths. The next step will be to merge those proposals and integrate their distinct qualities into a combined masterplan for the area.”

Making the historic, star-shaped building the beating heart of the development Our design includes five different districts with their own identity and direct access to nature – Skovbyen, the Northern district characterized by urban villas among two forest clusters; Bevægelsesbyen, the Western district with terraced, multi-storey houses with semi-public squares and intimate urban spaces; Grobyen, the largest and most populated South-Western district containing residential units up to 7 floors where community and interaction play a central role; Portbyen, the Southern district along the railway housing up to 10-storey buildings; and Havebyen, the Eastern district characterized by more intimate Renaissance gardens.

Inspired by the unique relic of the past, the iconic star-shaped prison building is surrounded by trees which once stood as a security fence. The proposal focuses on opening the area and drawing new connections through the “Loop”, a new main pathway surrounding the site and tying the different districts together with the existing prison structure.

“Our vision for Vridsløselille is to create a new neighborhood with a green heart for all citizens, an area that strengthens the social, climatic and landscape cohesive force in Albertslund,” said Kristian Ahlmark, Partner and Design Director at Schmidt Hammer Lassen. “We will preserve as much as possible of the existing prison building and integrate some of the complex’s secondary buildings to enhance original qualities. Some old wings will be teared down but will be rebuild with a deep respect for the original geometry, marking the existing star-shaped complex as the star of the show. In this way, we aim to encourage participation and sharing through converting some of the structures into common places for everyone to enjoy.”

Jens Linnet, Design Lead Landscape and Creative Director at BOGL, says: “Vridsløselille is a unique place, forming its own ‘universe’ in a modernistic city. It has been incredibly exciting to transform the area by creating a characteristic identity that also reaches out to the rest of Albertslund. We have used the history, walls, and old gardens of the existing site to create a new meeting place for the whole city.”

Ahead are several years of close cooperation with Freja Ejendomme and The Municipality of Albertslund until local plans are approved. Architectural studio COBE is the other team selected for Vridsløselille’s redevelopment. For more information (in Danish), visit Freja Ejendomme.

Schmidt Hammer Lassen has a variety of ongoing masterplan projects in Denmark and abroad including Sydhavnskvarteret, a masterplan for the South Harbour District in Aarhus, Denmark, and Molobyen, a flexible development in Bodø, Norway.

About Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects, part of global architecture and design firm Perkins&Will, is one of Scandinavia’s most recognized and award-winning architectural practices. The company was founded in Aarhus, Denmark in 1986 and is led today by partners Morten Schmidt, Kim Holst Jensen, Kristian Lars Ahlmark, Chris Hardie, Mads Kaltoft, Kasper Frandsen, Elif Tinaztepe, Tiago Pereira, and Sanne Wall-Gremstrup. The firm provides skilled architectural services all over the world, with a distinguished track record as designers of international, high-profile architecture. Cultural and educational buildings, offices, commercial, retail, and residential buildings, often in mixed-use developments and complex urban contexts, are cornerstones of the firm’s output. The practice has extensive global experience in the design of libraries and other public and cultural landmark buildings, and its innovative, sustainable, and democratic approach to architecture has attracted global attention, winning more than 100 national and international awards.

Vridsløselille Masterplan near Copenhagen, DK – Design Information

Design: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architect

Client: Freja Ejendomme, The Municipality of Albertslund

Architect: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects Building Area: 160,000 sqm Competition: Parallel assignment, 2020 Landscape architect: BOGL Engineer: Týrens: Sub-consultants AKTII: Via Trafik Acoustics: Gade & Mortensen

Visuals: Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects+BOGL

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Location: Copenhagen, Denmark, Denmark

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Mutação do coronavírus em plena pandemia: vison da Dinamarca seria o novo pangolim?

Dinamarca irá exterminar 17 milhões dos animais depois que uma modificação genética do novo coronavírus foi encontrada em fazendas e mais de 200 trabalhadores foram infectados pela nova variante. Especialistas temem que a mutação possa atrapalhar o desenvolvimento de vacinas. Um bloqueio total (lockdown) foi decretado em uma região do país. A foto mostra um vison em uma fazenda próxima a Næstved, no centro-oeste da Dinamarca, nesta sexta-feira (6). Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus Rasmussen via Reuters Os ministérios de Relações Exteriores e da Saúde da Dinamarca informaram nesta sexta-feira (6) que 214 trabalhadores de fazendas de vison – animal utilizado na indústria de peles – tiveram variantes da Covid-19 transmitidos pelos animais. Diante dos riscos que essa mutação representa, as autoridades da Dinamarca ordenaram na quarta-feira (4) a exterminação dos 17 milhões de visons do país. Um lockdown também foi decretado em sete municípios no entorno das criações dos pequenos mamíferos. EXTINÇÃO: Pangolim, mamífero em extinção, pode ser possível hospedeiro intermediário do coronavírus, dizem cientistas chineses VENDA ILEGAL: Governo da China afirma que caça e venda de animais selvagens, como os pangolins, serão punidas A quarentena decidida pelo governo da primeira-ministra Mette Frederiksen, do partido Social Democrata, entrou em vigor na noite de quinta-feira (5) e afeta 280 mil moradores da região da Jutlândia do Norte, onde ficam os municípios de Hjørring, Frederikshavn, Brønderslev, Læsø, Thisted, Vesthimmerland e Jammerbugt. Em princípio, a medida ficará em vigor até 3 de dezembro. Covid-19: Lockdown na Jutlândia do Norte afeta 280 mil moradores G1 As autoridades de saúde da Dinamarca temem que a mutação do coronavírus identificada nos visons, batizada de “cluster 5” pelos virologistas, possa ser resistente a uma vacina. Pessoas são vistas, nesta sexta-feira (6), em um shopping na cidade de Hjørring, na Dinamarca, uma das cidades afetadas pelo lockdown decretado pelo governo na quinta-feira (5). A medida deve vigorar até pelo menos 3 de dezembro. Claus Bjoern Larsen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP Entre junho e setembro, apenas 12 pessoas foram contaminadas por essa nova forma do vírus, segundo Tyra Grave, chefe do Departamento de Doenças Infecciosas e Prevenção de Epidemias. Mas com a multiplicação das variantes da Covid-19 entre trabalhadores das fazendas, o governo preferiu adotar uma quarentena ampla enquanto pesquisadores analisam o novo fenômeno. Foto tirada nesta sexta-feira (6) mostra placa sinalizando a fronteira municipal para a cidade de Hjørring, na Dinamarca, uma das cidades afetadas pelo lockdown decretado pelo governo na quinta-feira (5). A medida deve vigorar até pelo menos 3 de dezembro. Claus Bjoern Larsen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP Entre as medidas de restrição na Jutlândia do Norte estão o fechamento de escolas, a paralisação temporária dos transportes públicos que ligam essa região ao resto da Dinamarca, fechamento de bares, restaurantes e centros de lazer. Os funcionários de empresas da região também foram aconselhados a trabalhar em home office. Além disso, todos os residentes afetados pelo lockdown devem realizar o teste de diagnóstico da Covid-19. ALTAS CONSECUTIVAS: Estados Unidos batem novo recorde mundial de infecções diárias por Covid-19 pelo segundo dia consecutivo 5 PAÍSES: Estados Unidos, Polônia, República Tcheca, Ucrânia e Rússia têm recordes de novos casos diários de Covid-19 Em coletiva nesta sexta-feira, o diretor-geral da Autoridade de Saúde na Dinamarca, Soren Brøstøm, disse que “matar os animais não era uma decisão que queríamos tomar, mas era necessária”. Todos os 17 milhões de visons do país serão exterminados nas próximas semanas, de acordo com Nikolas Hove, chefe do Departamento de Crise Veterinária na Dinamarca. Aumento de casos Idosos com andadores são vistos andando nesta sexta-feira (6) em uma rua da cidade de Hjørring, na Dinamarca, uma das cidades afetadas pelo lockdown decretado pelo governo na quinta-feira (5). A medida deve vigorar até pelo menos 3 de dezembro. Claus Bjoern Larsen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP “O número de pacientes internados quase dobrou na Jutlândia do Norte na semana passada, passando de 14 para 26 internações”, destacou o ministro da Saúde, Magnus Heunicke. De acordo com o Conselho Nacional de Saúde (State Serum Institute), uma investigação médica demonstrou que a mutação “cluster 5” poderia atrapalhar a conclusão dos projetos de vacina contra a Covid-19, vários deles em estágio avançado de ensaios clínicos. ESPECIAL: Conheça as candidatas a vacina para a Covid-19 CORRIDA NACIONAL: Butantan, Fiocruz, USP, UFMG e UFPR têm 11 projetos na fase inicial de estudos “O pior cenário é a ocorrência de uma nova pandemia na Dinamarca. Existe o risco de que essa mutação seja tão diferente que teríamos que colocar novos componentes na vacina, o que poderia levar o mundo inteiro ao início de uma nova pandemia”, explicou Kåre Mølbak, especialista em vacinas e diretor do Conselho Nacional de Saúde da Dinamarca. De acordo com Lars Østergaard, especialista em virologia no hospital da Universidade de Aarhus, a razão pela qual o vison pode ter se tornado um hospedeiro de mutação do coronavírus é que esses mamíferos são criados muito próximos uns dos outros. Essa falta de espaço facilita a transmissão de novas variantes de coronavírus. PETS: Cães e gatos de pessoas que já tiveram Covid-19 vão ser testados para avaliar transmissão entre humanos e animais “Cães e gatos são animais que temos conosco individualmente, então não existe o mesmo risco. Mas novas variantes de vírus estão surgindo constantemente, e podem se espalhar”, analisou o virologista em entrevista a uma emissora de TV dinamarquesa. Dinamarca é o maior exportador de vison no mundo Visons são vistos em gaiolas em fazenda em Næstved, no centro-oeste da Dinamarca, nesta sexta-feira (6). Mads Claus Rasmussen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP Na Dinamarca, o vison é a terceira maior fonte de exportação do país e é responsável pela produção de 40% das peles do mundo. De acordo com o Ministério da Agricultura dinamarquês, a matança de 17 milhões de visons, nas mais de 1.000 fazendas de produção desse animal em todo país, vai custar aos cofres públicos cerca 5 bilhões de coroas dinamarquesas, aproximadamente 4,4 bilhões de reais. A produção de vison, que é usada para a fabricação de casacos de pele, bolsas e na indústria da beleza, teve início na Dinamarca durante os anos de 1930, quando agricultores do país procuravam novas maneiras de ganhar dinheiro, impactados pela Grande Depressão americana. Coronavírus: por que Dinamarca isolou áreas do país e abaterá 17 milhões de visons Os animais, provenientes da América do Norte, encontraram no país europeu invernos amenos e verões sem altas temperaturas, o que favoreceu o crescimento desse mercado. No ano passado, os criadores faturaram quase 4,9 bilhões de coroas dinamarquesas (R$ 4,3 bilhões). Essa produção emprega cerca de 6 mil pessoas. De acordo com Per Thyrrestrup, que representa os criadores de visons dinamarqueses, uma manifestação com mais de 200 fazendeiros está prevista para esta sexta-feira (6) na cidade de Holstebro. O objetivo é exigir do governo explicações claras sobre como será o trabalho deles quando todos os visons na Dinamarca forem mortos. “Nosso questionamento ao governo, depois de sacrificar os visons, é saber quando tomarão a decisão sobre o futuro dos nossos negócios’’, diz Per Thyrrestrup. Veja VÍDEOS sobre notícias internacionais:

Artigo Via: G1. Globo

Via: Blog da Fefe

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Mutação do coronavírus em plena pandemia: vison da Dinamarca seria o novo pangolim?

Dinamarca irá exterminar 17 milhões dos animais depois que uma modificação genética do novo coronavírus foi encontrada em fazendas e mais de 200 trabalhadores foram infectados pela nova variante. Especialistas temem que a mutação possa atrapalhar o desenvolvimento de vacinas. Um bloqueio total (lockdown) foi decretado em uma região do país. A foto mostra um vison em uma fazenda próxima a Næstved, no centro-oeste da Dinamarca, nesta sexta-feira (6). Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus Rasmussen via Reuters Os ministérios de Relações Exteriores e da Saúde da Dinamarca informaram nesta sexta-feira (6) que 214 trabalhadores de fazendas de vison – animal utilizado na indústria de peles – tiveram variantes da Covid-19 transmitidos pelos animais. Diante dos riscos que essa mutação representa, as autoridades da Dinamarca ordenaram na quarta-feira (4) a exterminação dos 17 milhões de visons do país. Um lockdown também foi decretado em sete municípios no entorno das criações dos pequenos mamíferos. EXTINÇÃO: Pangolim, mamífero em extinção, pode ser possível hospedeiro intermediário do coronavírus, dizem cientistas chineses VENDA ILEGAL: Governo da China afirma que caça e venda de animais selvagens, como os pangolins, serão punidas A quarentena decidida pelo governo da primeira-ministra Mette Frederiksen, do partido Social Democrata, entrou em vigor na noite de quinta-feira (5) e afeta 280 mil moradores da região da Jutlândia do Norte, onde ficam os municípios de Hjørring, Frederikshavn, Brønderslev, Læsø, Thisted, Vesthimmerland e Jammerbugt. Em princípio, a medida ficará em vigor até 3 de dezembro. Covid-19: Lockdown na Jutlândia do Norte afeta 280 mil moradores G1 As autoridades de saúde da Dinamarca temem que a mutação do coronavírus identificada nos visons, batizada de "cluster 5" pelos virologistas, possa ser resistente a uma vacina. Pessoas são vistas, nesta sexta-feira (6), em um shopping na cidade de Hjørring, na Dinamarca, uma das cidades afetadas pelo lockdown decretado pelo governo na quinta-feira (5). A medida deve vigorar até pelo menos 3 de dezembro. Claus Bjoern Larsen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP Entre junho e setembro, apenas 12 pessoas foram contaminadas por essa nova forma do vírus, segundo Tyra Grave, chefe do Departamento de Doenças Infecciosas e Prevenção de Epidemias. Mas com a multiplicação das variantes da Covid-19 entre trabalhadores das fazendas, o governo preferiu adotar uma quarentena ampla enquanto pesquisadores analisam o novo fenômeno. Foto tirada nesta sexta-feira (6) mostra placa sinalizando a fronteira municipal para a cidade de Hjørring, na Dinamarca, uma das cidades afetadas pelo lockdown decretado pelo governo na quinta-feira (5). A medida deve vigorar até pelo menos 3 de dezembro. Claus Bjoern Larsen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP Entre as medidas de restrição na Jutlândia do Norte estão o fechamento de escolas, a paralisação temporária dos transportes públicos que ligam essa região ao resto da Dinamarca, fechamento de bares, restaurantes e centros de lazer. Os funcionários de empresas da região também foram aconselhados a trabalhar em home office. Além disso, todos os residentes afetados pelo lockdown devem realizar o teste de diagnóstico da Covid-19. ALTAS CONSECUTIVAS: Estados Unidos batem novo recorde mundial de infecções diárias por Covid-19 pelo segundo dia consecutivo 5 PAÍSES: Estados Unidos, Polônia, República Tcheca, Ucrânia e Rússia têm recordes de novos casos diários de Covid-19 Em coletiva nesta sexta-feira, o diretor-geral da Autoridade de Saúde na Dinamarca, Soren Brøstøm, disse que “matar os animais não era uma decisão que queríamos tomar, mas era necessária”. Todos os 17 milhões de visons do país serão exterminados nas próximas semanas, de acordo com Nikolas Hove, chefe do Departamento de Crise Veterinária na Dinamarca. Aumento de casos Idosos com andadores são vistos andando nesta sexta-feira (6) em uma rua da cidade de Hjørring, na Dinamarca, uma das cidades afetadas pelo lockdown decretado pelo governo na quinta-feira (5). A medida deve vigorar até pelo menos 3 de dezembro. Claus Bjoern Larsen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP “O número de pacientes internados quase dobrou na Jutlândia do Norte na semana passada, passando de 14 para 26 internações”, destacou o ministro da Saúde, Magnus Heunicke. De acordo com o Conselho Nacional de Saúde (State Serum Institute), uma investigação médica demonstrou que a mutação "cluster 5" poderia atrapalhar a conclusão dos projetos de vacina contra a Covid-19, vários deles em estágio avançado de ensaios clínicos. ESPECIAL: Conheça as candidatas a vacina para a Covid-19 CORRIDA NACIONAL: Butantan, Fiocruz, USP, UFMG e UFPR têm 11 projetos na fase inicial de estudos “O pior cenário é a ocorrência de uma nova pandemia na Dinamarca. Existe o risco de que essa mutação seja tão diferente que teríamos que colocar novos componentes na vacina, o que poderia levar o mundo inteiro ao início de uma nova pandemia”, explicou Kåre Mølbak, especialista em vacinas e diretor do Conselho Nacional de Saúde da Dinamarca. De acordo com Lars Østergaard, especialista em virologia no hospital da Universidade de Aarhus, a razão pela qual o vison pode ter se tornado um hospedeiro de mutação do coronavírus é que esses mamíferos são criados muito próximos uns dos outros. Essa falta de espaço facilita a transmissão de novas variantes de coronavírus. PETS: Cães e gatos de pessoas que já tiveram Covid-19 vão ser testados para avaliar transmissão entre humanos e animais "Cães e gatos são animais que temos conosco individualmente, então não existe o mesmo risco. Mas novas variantes de vírus estão surgindo constantemente, e podem se espalhar”, analisou o virologista em entrevista a uma emissora de TV dinamarquesa. Dinamarca é o maior exportador de vison no mundo Visons são vistos em gaiolas em fazenda em Næstved, no centro-oeste da Dinamarca, nesta sexta-feira (6). Mads Claus Rasmussen / Ritzau Scanpix / AFP Na Dinamarca, o vison é a terceira maior fonte de exportação do país e é responsável pela produção de 40% das peles do mundo. De acordo com o Ministério da Agricultura dinamarquês, a matança de 17 milhões de visons, nas mais de 1.000 fazendas de produção desse animal em todo país, vai custar aos cofres públicos cerca 5 bilhões de coroas dinamarquesas, aproximadamente 4,4 bilhões de reais. A produção de vison, que é usada para a fabricação de casacos de pele, bolsas e na indústria da beleza, teve início na Dinamarca durante os anos de 1930, quando agricultores do país procuravam novas maneiras de ganhar dinheiro, impactados pela Grande Depressão americana. Coronavírus: por que Dinamarca isolou áreas do país e abaterá 17 milhões de visons Os animais, provenientes da América do Norte, encontraram no país europeu invernos amenos e verões sem altas temperaturas, o que favoreceu o crescimento desse mercado. No ano passado, os criadores faturaram quase 4,9 bilhões de coroas dinamarquesas (R$ 4,3 bilhões). Essa produção emprega cerca de 6 mil pessoas. De acordo com Per Thyrrestrup, que representa os criadores de visons dinamarqueses, uma manifestação com mais de 200 fazendeiros está prevista para esta sexta-feira (6) na cidade de Holstebro. O objetivo é exigir do governo explicações claras sobre como será o trabalho deles quando todos os visons na Dinamarca forem mortos. “Nosso questionamento ao governo, depois de sacrificar os visons, é saber quando tomarão a decisão sobre o futuro dos nossos negócios’’, diz Per Thyrrestrup. Veja VÍDEOS sobre notícias internacionais: Artigo originalmente publicado primeiro no G1.Globo

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Vesterbro, Aarhus, Denmark

A kitchen in Den Gamle By, Aarhus, Denmark.

by Ole Steffensen from Denmark 

Source | Google Maps

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Орхус 

Оле Стеффенсен | Фотография | Карта

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SAIL 2018 - AARHUS INTERNATIONAL SAILING CENTER - 2018

24 febbraio 2018 - International Sailing Center has obtained the absolute finest location in the city, that is at the tip of the newest district, Aarhus Ø.   Situated at the promenade with a view of Aarhus Bay, Aarhus Ø is in the middle of Aarhus and is one of the recreational parts of the city with thousands of inhabitants. It is a spot that many would have sacrificed a limb to be able to claim. Now, instead, they can rejoice that the sailing center will strengthen the local area profoundly. Both as a striking construction and a tourist magnet. The building is both robust and flexible and can bear to ‘age with grace’. It represents a timelessness and possesses a strong architectural identity. The placement at the tip of the pier puts a perfect finish to Aarhus’ new, blue rambla. All the city’s water based unions are now placed in a long line and ends with Dokk1, which is the new cultural center of the city. The objective is to make it possible for sailors to sail all the way into the harbor by Dokk1 and to connect it with Brabrand lake, which is a very popular place for rowers. Collaboration and strong teamwork have created Aarhus International Sailing Center. Volunteers and enthusiasts are particularly important for the work on the sailing center, and as politicians we must offer our support when they present their ideas, enthusiasm and suggestions. The sailing clubs and Sailing Aarhus have collectively fought for the establishing of an international sailing center. We will not be taking anything from the local sailing clubs, neither from the local training milieu. The sailing center will only support the communities and it offers facilities of a high international standard. The elite and the public needs to go hand in hand like Yin and Yang. The sailing center need to support the good life on the water, both through sailing clubs and the local schools, which are already in collaboration with the municipal UNO open air center. The sailing center must give the young an opportunity to play by the sea, whether that means fishing for crabs or going sailing, so from the very beginning Aarhus International Sailing Center have had tremendous support. In 2018 the Aarhus International Sailing Center and Aarhus Ø be the venue for the Hempel Sailing World Championships 2018, which is the world championships for all the Olympic boat classes.

FROM http://www.navigamus.info/2018/02/aarhus-international-sailing-center.html

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APPLY: Visuality, Culture, Method: MoodBoard, PhD workshop on the West Coast of Denmark 18 - 22 June, 2018

We are now accepting applications  for the Visuality, Culture, Methods PhD and early-career workshop.

APPLY BY FEBRUARY 20 BY FILLING OUT THE FORM HERE. Selected participants will be informed by March 10.

We will spend a week on site at the Danish West Coast (Ringkøbing-Skern municipality) exploring and experimenting with a variety of methods for understanding visuality and culture. These methods include ethnographic construction and analysis of visual materials; finding, gathering and analyzing pre-existing visual material; studying visual industry’s interpretations, genres and visual tropes; design of moodboard as a speculative, future oriented method for making sense of, analyzing and visualizing culture.

The summer school will include:

- instructional talks by world renowned experts in the field of visual and cultural analysis (Prof. Annette Markham; Prof. Gillian Rose,  Anne-Marit Waade, PhD; Kat Tiidenberg, Phd);

- practical, hands-on experimentation with different methods;

-  collaborating with the municipality on creation of the moodboard;

- reflection on moodboarding as a method for understanding visuality, culture and visual culture.

Outcomes of all of these experiments will be incorporated into a moodboard for coastal new Nordic Noir (think ‘Girl with a Dragon Tattoo’ for a general understanding of Nordic Noir).

About the instructors:

Annette Markham, Professor of Information Studies, Aarhus University, author of Life Online, co-editor of Internet Inquiry: Conversations about Method

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Twitter:  @annettemarkham

Gillian Rose, Professor of Human Geography at University of Oxford, author of best-selling Visual Methodologies

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twitter: @ProfGillian

Anne-Marit Waade, Associate Professor of Media, Aarhus University, Author of Locating Nordic Noir.

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Twitter: @annemaritwaade

Katrin Tiidenberg, Associate Professor of Visual Culture and Social Media, Tallinn University / postdoctoral researcher Aarhus University, Author of: Selfies, Why We Love and Hate Them (forthcoming) 

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Twitter: @kkatot

More info on the Visuality Culture Method Summer School here.

Information on costs TBA, but participants need to cover the costs of travel and lodging, plus some of the meals. 

The summer school is organized in collaboration with Rethink Coastal Tourism and the New Nordic Noir & West Coast Universe.

Read about the previous workshops and projects here