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I reported yesterday that a blanket of radioactive iodine – indicating a new nuclear release – has hit Germany, Russia, Sweden, Denmark, Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
Today, Agence France Presse reports that it has hit France as well:
France´s nuclear watchdog on Tuesday said it had detected traces of radioactive iodine in the air last week ….
Concentrations of iodine 131 measuring a few microbecquerels per cubic metre were detected last week at four monitoring stations in northern and eastern France, the Institute for Radiological Protection and Nuclear Safety (IRSN) said.
"Although the presence of iodine 131 over national territory is quite exceptional… the level of concentrations that have been observed are of no risk for public health," it said in a press release.
"The source and date of the radioactive emissions which caused this pollution are currently unknown," the IRSN said.
Iodine is a very short-lived isotope that decays to half of its radioactivity in only eight days.
As I noted yesterday, mainstream authorities are saying – without proof – that it can't be from Fukushima.
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The Obama Administration announced last week "that seven nationally and regionally significant solar and wind energy projects will be expedited" through the applicable federal permitting and review processes. The two Arizona projects are: (1) BP Wind's Mohave County Wind Farm, between Kingman and Las Vegas; and (2) SolarReserve's Quartzsite Solar Energy Project, near Quartzsite. The announcement also includes two solar PV projects in California, two solar projects in Nevada, and one wind project in Wyoming for a total of nearly 5,000 MWs of renewable energy. The administration did not provide any details on how the "fast track" program will differ from standard procedure. Both of the Arizona projects had already been identified by the BLM as "Priority Projects" for 2012.
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PHILADELPHIA cyclists, rejoice!
City Council's Transportation and Public Utilities Committee approved a bill Saturday that would pave the way for a bike sharing program in Philadelphia
The bill, introduced by Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown, now moves to Council for a full vote.
"Bike sharing will bring Philadelphia to the next level of bike friendliness, sustainability and put us on par with tourism and hospitality destination cities across the world," said Reynolds Brown.
If passed by Council, riders will be able to use bikes at one of 60 stations throughout the city beginning in spring 2015.
The stations would be located from the Navy Yard to north of Temple University, and from the Delaware River to 52nd Street.
"In its first two years, we expect that the system will grow to a final size of 150 to 200 bike share stations and 1,500 to 2,000 bikes and that it will serve the core of Philadelphia and beyond,"said Andrew Stober, chief of staff for the Mayor's Office of Transportation and Utilities during testimony before the committee.
The city will initially provide up to $3 million to Bicycle Transit Systems, the Philly-based company chosen to provide, operate and maintain the integrated bike-share system, he said. The funds will be used for delivery, planning and installation.
Operating costs will be funded entirely by user fees and sponsorship revenue, Stober said.
"When citizens choose bikes over cars," Reynolds Brown said, " it is a win on multiple levels; promoting exercise, fitness and tourism, while reducing our carbon footprint."
Joining more than 700 cities worldwide that have also integrated bike share, Stober said Philadelphia will be putting its own twist on the business model.
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I was interested in the report (Mercury, November 13) concerning the possibility that Councillor Robert Wann would be axed from Leicester City Council through his lack of attendance at council meetings.
As a Leicestershire voter, I am not able to comment on the mechanisms of the city council or the politics involved.
However, over the past year I have been privileged to work very closely alongside Coun Wann assisting with his appeal for the Royal Anglian Benevolent Charity.
Over this time, I was constantly amazed at the incredible commitment which he, other councillors, private sector representatives and council officers displayed in going that extra mile to assist others.
He, like many other councillors, is in full-time employment, and has to balance these commitments with council duties as well as family life.
Added to these responsibilities, Coun Wann was Lord Mayor of Leicester, which placed yet another heavy commitment on his already full life. I became all too aware just how much Coun Wann cares for the people of Leicester and Leicestershire. He was able to use his influence and cajole others in supporting his charity, which raised the fantastic sum of £62,000.
Much of this success was due to the force of his own personality, his hands-on and tireless approach.
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Every person has a different style and approach to the job.
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The world of politics perhaps needs more characters like Coun Wann, who clearly demonstrate above all else that they have the interests of the public at their heart.
I for one would like to state how very grateful and humbled I and the Royal Anglian Regiment are for the very generous support that Coun Wann and the people of Leicestershire gave us in the past year through his appeal, in raising so much money to support our brave young soldiers.
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Mohammad Al-Habib Real Estate Holding Company has announced the start of renting in Al-Andalus Complex at the city of Jeddah, reported Al-Sahrq al-Awsat newspaper on October 9.
The total costs of this project amounted to SR550 million (US$147 million) and it was constructed on a 200,000 square meters area. The company set two sites for submitting the renting requests – on the site itself in Jeddah and at the company's main office in Riyadh.
Al-Andalus Complex features several projects, among them are residential towers, luxury furnished apartments, and commercial facilities, all of them are connected by a pedestrian bridge.
The project's land is divided into several main units directed for commercial, housing, offices and hotels purposes. Every unit is independent and it is possible to purchase or develop each one of them separately.
The total area for renting is 74,500 square meters, while the total built area is 154,000 square meters. The project also includes diverse sections, including entertainment area of 12,000 square meters and hypermarket with 18,000 square meters area.
It should be mentioned that Mohammad Al-Habib Real Estate Holding Company constructs several commercial complexes at present, such as Al-Hayat Mall Complex in Riyadh with a total investment of SR350 million (US$93 million), Mega Mall Complex in Abha, Jarir Mall Complex in Al-Khobar in the Eastern region, and Al-Salam Plaza Complex in Al-Madina.


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Some of architect Aage Myhre's projects in Lithuania over the last 20 years.
Aage Myhre, VilNews editor-in-chief,
interviewed by Ramunas Kontrimas, news2biz
Aage Myhre, 60, is the Norwegian architect, journalist, publisher whose community building skills have made him a small expat phenomenon in Vilnius. He is about to return to his home country after twenty two years in Vilnius, taking along his Lithuanian spouse and two daughters, but leaving his other object of admiration, Vilnius' Old Town, behind.
news2biz met Aage to ask him to reflect on his Lithuanian stay that lasted much long than he expected.
How did your Lithuanian story begin?
I used to have my architect's office in Oslo that I shared with 15 other local entrepreneurs, lawyers, politicians and the like. One day in 1990, a ponytailed young man comes in, says he's an advisor to the then president Vytautas Landsbergis of the country that we'd hardly heard about, Lithuania. He'd been told – to our surprise – that we are a group of leading lobbyists in Norway, and that Landsbergis' wants Norway to be the country of his first official visit to the West, so he needs our help in arranging – but he has no money.
Three of us in Oslo agreed to help, and with the support of Statoil, other big companies and the Oslo Municipality we managed to arrange a successful visit for Landsbergis' a couple of months later. During his visit, Landsbergis invited us to Lithuania and we went there in November 1990. Our task was to negotiate and arrange the installation of the Norwegian satellite telephone system at the Lithuanian Parliament. At the same time I was helping Statoil to get acquainted with the Lithuanian and the Baltic market.
During his first visit to Lithuania, in November 1990, Aage took this picture at Rotušes aikštė (Town Hall Square) in Vilnius. This was probably the very last picture ever made of the statue of Vincas Mickevičius-Kapsukas.
Next morning the statue had been knocked down by local activists...
19 January 1991: Aage with President Vytautas Landsbergis in the
Lithuanian Parliament (Seimas), while the Soviet troops
and tanks continued to surround the building.
During this stay I, being relatively newly divorced, met Egle, my future Lithuanian wife. That was not all – I also fell in love with Vilnius' Old Town. As an architect, I saw the beauty of the place where others saw buildings falling apart, and decided that that was my chance to help bring the best out of it.
I got into renovation projects right away, and some of the earliest Old Town building renovation projects are mine. There were no good-quality building materials at that time in Lithuania, so I had to import windows, doors, paints etc, and for a couple of years I think I was a leading importer of Norwegian products to Lithuania.
New projects followed and eventually I had too much interesting work on my hands to return home, so I started my architect's business in Vilnius with my new father-in-law.
Aage met his coming wife Eglė already during his first visit to Lithuania,
in 1990. In 1992 they married in the St. Peter & Paul Cathedral in Vilnius.
Why have you decided to leave?
There are a number of reasons. I've been investing in Lithuanian real estate, with own money too. The crisis of 2008-2010 hit me really hard, while today there is so little happening in the local property development market – it's not interesting enough for me anymore.
Another reason is family. I have three grown-up children in Norway and two daughters here. I would like to unite them and have my big family around me as much as I can.
The third reason is my Lithuanian children. As children, they have dual Lithuanian and Norwegian citizenship now but Norway only allows one for adults; to qualify for that you need to have spent certain time in Norway. The social safety system in Norway is probably the best in the world, and I want my kids to enjoy it. Then there's education – Lithuanian high schools are good, but university education is generally not up to standard yet.
What is your take on modern Lithuanian architecture?
I'm a classic style architect, and few of modern buildings in Lithuania have impressed me. Local architects or property owners seem to be more interested in building monuments to themselves, to the point of looking funny.
For instance, Vilnius' biggest new commercial development around the Europa office tower and shopping centre looks so messy to me. One particular area looks like a stone desert, there's nothing there that makes you want be there. The neighbouring Konstitucijos Avenue is one big transport artery that completely blocks the Old Town on the other side of the Neris River from the new central business district. I think placing it underground and creating a green oasis wouldn't have cost much more while creating a much friendlier place.
I believe in holistic architecture – how buildings, the surrounding area and people interact with each other is as important as designing an interesting building. I like to compare modern Lithuanian architecture to a casino – you throw the dice and get an assortment of numbers-buildings, you have no control over them and therefore urban planning suffers from that. The more classic style architecture I compare to chess – every move has intelligent consequences to the game.
How has it been for you, a foreigner, to run a small business here?
It's been different from Norway, yes, and there have been many challenges. Many foreigners who come here start complaining, especially about corruption. Of course, corruption exists here but personally I have never paid a single Litas in bribes to any local politician or bureaucrat during my projects. If you behave like a normal person with a certain degree of politeness, you don't have to go into these traps. But if you come with your nose poked in the air, you will quickly face problems.
If you have a positive attitude, Lithuania is a fantastic place to be and do business, especially now with the country's low taxes – you don't even have to do business here, only have your base and do business wherever you like.
The Vilnius International Club that you are the founder of, the VilNews English-language online magazine about Lithuania – they seem to be more about history and for older Lithuanians living abroad rather than about current affairs and for young people.
It's just like human being – they have various interests, and so we at VIC and VilNews try to offer a mix of everything – history, politics, culture, business. I admit, VIC was not as active when I was deeply involved in launching VilNews as a newsletter for VIC but now it's again a vibrant community. As the basis for VIC activity, I've been using borrowed slogans from two well-known brands, Nokia's Connecting People and Nike's Just Do It.
VIC members break down 50/50 between Lithuanians interested in foreign affairs and the local expat community. I believe VIC today is the best forum for any kind of local-foreign discussion – it's not just a chamber of commerce, it's not only a culture institute.
And we are certainly going to have more young faces at VIC and VilNews, it just takes time for me to walk them through.
In Norway, Lithuanians last year became the second biggest immigrant community. How do you feel about it?
What I don't like about Norwegian authorities is that they are discussing only what advantages (low-cost skilled labour) or disadvantages (crime) the Lithuanian immigrants create for Norway. I never heard somebody say, 'This is so bad for Lithuania that we take their best brains'. If this issue was discussed from both sides early on, the authorities could have become more focused on it and could probably come up with some solutions.
Obviously, many Lithuanians wouldn't have left their country if it wasn't for the Andrius Kubilius' Conservative government's austerity policy that started in 2008. It was like putting brakes on in a car that was already standing still. I personally urged Kubilius to write to Scandinavian prime ministers to seek some kind of assistance. For instance, to a country like Norway to support Lithuania would have cost very little. Later I met Norway's Conservative Party leader Erna Solberg and asked if Kubilius ever asked for help and support to deal with the crisis or the energy prices pushed up by Russia. She said, no, never.
In general, I believe Lithuania and the Baltics should seek closer cooperation with Norway and Scandinavia. The EU is fine but it is such big and unwieldy machinery. Scandinavia owes you so much because it pretended not to notice that Lithuania's anti-Soviet resistance, the bloodiest post-war conflict in Europe, was taking place 60 years ago at their very doorsteps.
Aage personally urged Prime Minister Kubilius to write to Scandinavian prime ministers to seek some kind of assistance when the crisis hit in 2008. Later Aage met Norway's Conservative Party leader Erna Solberg
and asked if Kubilius ever asked for help and support to deal with the crisis
or the energy prices pushed up by Russia. She said, no, never.
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Today, we are pleased to announce that VilNews has got two new skilled Associate Editors, Dalia Cidzikaite and Daiva Repečkaitė. We can say with certainty that they are going to mean a lot for our worldwide, online e-publication and the accompanying wonderful network of global readers with Lithuania in their hearts. Please welcome them! See also our Section 2 and Section 3.
Associate Editor
Dalia is the former editor in chief of the Chicago-based Lithuanian newspaper Draugas. She holds a PhD from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She is the board member of the journal Lituanus, Santara-Šviesa Federation, also the member of the Lithuanian American Community, Inc. Archives Committee and Association for the Advancement of Baltic Studies. Dalia is the author of a book The Other in Lithuanian Prose (Vilnius: Lietuvių literatūros ir tautosakos institutas, 2007). She was born
and grew up in Vilnius.
Associate Editor
Daiva is a former journalist of Atgimimas weekly, the Baltic correspondent of the Equal Times, and a freelance reporter. She has published articles in IQ magazine, news sites Delfi, lrytas.lt and Bernardinai.lt, as well as Cafe Babel, Göteborgske Spionen and Grads.co.uk. In 2008 she won the European Young Journalist Award "Enlarge your vision" in the Lithuanian language category and later was awarded a Japan Foundation grant for young researchers and journalists. In addition to Lithuanian and English, she speaks German, Russian and Hebrew, as well as some Swedish, French and Japanese.
Dear VilNews Readers,
First of all, thanks to all of you for your kind words, suggestions, comments and support for VilNews. We have always felt very strongly about the wonderful potential of Lithuania in the world. It is a country of much beauty and fascinating multicultural history – a nation now represented in all corners of the world. We have been very pleased to provide a forum for a free, open and respectful dialogue about the past, present and future of Lithuania. The Staff and I have taken your advice to heart and decided to continue publishing VilNews and possibly also publishing a Lithuanian version of it. For this to occur we will need additional financial support.
We cannot continue to carry the full financial cost of publishing and disseminating VilNews on our own. We feel that all of us have a vested interest in the success of VilNews. In order to continue and expand this great publication we need your help.
If you can, please make a financial contribution to VilNews. At the present time we can only accept checks or money orders made out to UAB VilNews. Please write me if you consider contributing.
If you know of any business that should or could advertise in VilNews, please contact them. We are looking for sponsors and advertisers.
Please check your e-mail contact lists and suggest www.VilNews.com to all your friends who are interested in Lithuania. You would be surprised, how many of them have not heard of us. VilNews has also two different pages on Facebook, so go in and "like" us and participate in our ongoing debates.
I am sure that all of us working together can make VilNews even more successful than it already is.
Kestutis J. Eidukonis
CEO VilNews
Kestutis J. Eidukonis
Dear readers,
I am today pleased to announce that Mr. Kestutis J. Eidukonis has accepted the position as CEO (Chief Executive Officer), of VilNews. As his family name suggests, Kestutis is of Lithuanian origin, though he has lived most of his life in the USA. Kestutis replaces Mr. Torben Pedersen as CEO for VilNews.
As CEO Kestutis will be responsible for the business aspects of VilNews, whereas I will continue to be responsible for all editorial aspects, as Editor-in-Chief.
Kestutis brings a wealth of experience from his life-long career(s). He can proudly look back at a brilliant career at the US Armed Forces, which brought him to work in many countries and in many roles, including being primary adviser in political and military affairs to the Commander-in-Chief of U.S. Southern Command (Latin and Central America). His successful military career can best be illustrated by the numerous decorations for outstanding performance he has received over the years.
Kestutis' civil career is not less impressive. He has successfully managed the improvement or turn-around of over 500 small to medium size businesses ranging in annual revenue from $500,000 - $60 million. He has successfully advised several Russian and Eastern European firms endeavoring to do business with Western Countries, and he has worked extensively in Russia, the Baltics and Scandinavia. He has been teaching Entrepreneurship, Audio Video Technology, Electronic Journalism and Media communications, and lectured at AT&T's Global Business Program, East Stroudsburg University, School of the Americas, and the Air Force War College, as well as he has presented seminars on various business topics.
It's without any doubt that Kestutis' achievements, credentials, skills and experiences are outstanding and impressive. However, maybe most importantly, during the last couple of months, where I have learned to know Kestutis (also) as a person, I have noticed his strong feelings for Lithuania and Lithuanians, which I'm convinced has played an important role in his decision of accepting the position as CEO of VilNews.
He shares the vision of VilNews, to develop and maintain an e-publication that should be viewed as a good, strong, independent, democratic and outspoken Fourth Estate media in and for Lithuania, be critical of the negative that is still going on in this country, while increasingly trying to find positive stories and interesting angles on events and characteristics from both past and present, and to build bridges between Lithuania and its many extraordinary fine diasporas around the world.
You might claim that his decision was made by his heart rather than by his brain, however, as long as the brain is not completely disconnected, this is not a bad combination.
Let me also take the opportunity to thank Torben Pedersen for all the efforts he has put into VilNews…so far. Torben accepted the role as CEO in connection with the establishment of VilNews, as a temporary measure, however we all know that temporary arrangements, in the worst case, tend to become permanent, and in the best case, take longer than anticipated. I know that Torben is happy that Kestutis has accepted to take over as CEO, not for his own sake, but for the sake of VilNews. Torben is also a character that doesn't care about titles or positions, however, I am convinced that Torben will work closely together with Kestutis in the future, that they will greatly supplement each other and constitute a great management team.
Please extend a hand and help Kestutis, Torben and I make VilNews a truly successful and wonderful reading experience for all lovers of Lithuania.
Aage Myhre
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By Aage Myhre, VilNews Editor-in-Chief
It seems, unfortunately, that we may have to stop publishing VilNews later this summerdue to lack of economic support and advertising from Lithuanian State, businesses and organizations, this despite the tremendous success we have had when it comes to worldwide readership and general interest.
Ideas and suggestions from you, dear readers who wouldn't like to see this happen, would be very much appreciated.
When we went online with VilNews 16 months ago, the internet experts predicted that a 'niche product' like ours would probably attract no more than 10-15,000 readers per year. Today this is the number of readers we have per week (!), and we have till now welcomed close to 400,000 visitors from 181 countries; a tremendous success both with regards to readership and the great response we have had from Lithuanians and others from literally every corner of the globe. As far as I know, we are now the largest online publication from and about Lithuania in the world…
I have been told that we have more readers than all Lithuanian tourist brochures and presentations altogether.
I have been told that we have been doing more to connect global Lithuanians than all governmental institutions together…
If VilNews was printed on paper it would become a book of 7,000 pages, thicker than the Bible, making it the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of, and source for, historical and contemporary information about the nation called Lithuania. This does, however, not impress the country's State leaders or businesses.
When we have asked companies and the State authorities for economic support, the answer is either NO, or we get no answer at all (which is the most common 'response').
So far, we, the owners/shareholders, have subsidized the publishing, but I'm afraid our general meeting later this summer will be negative to do this much longer.
I think it would be sad if this enormous collection of Lithuania-related information would be lost, and I think it would be a sad day for our many readers who no longer will be getting their daily manna and access to a freestanding, democratic communication platform for good debates and the sharing of thoughts, memories and much more.
It would almost be like burning down a national library, wouldn't it?
At the moment I am not very optimistic, but I would still be happy to hear if you, dear readers, have any ideas that could help keeping VilNews alive and online.
It is ten years since VilNews was established as a newsletter for VIC (Vilnius International Club – started 2001). Over the years, the newsletter got attention and readers from a worldwide audience far beyond the spheres of the club, and grew from having a few hundred readers to an estimated readership of more than
10,000 by the end of 2010.
Against this background, it was in September 2010 decided that VilNews should be separated from the club and established as a separate corporation and publisher, with the aim to turn the newsletter into an online e-magazine with a broad scope of issues and coverage.
VilNews e-magazine went online 15 February 2011, and has during the 16 months that have passed since then achieved a very solid, global success, now with close to 400,000 readers in no less than 181 countries!
Lithuanians around the world have united through VilNews. Thanks to you all, for the massive, wonderful feedback throughout the time we've spent together. I sincerely hope that this is not the end!
Kindest Regards,
Aage Myhre
Aage Myhre
VilNews Editor-in-Chief
Tel: +370 699 33 222
BELOW: A few out of many comments received regarding VilNews:
An important, noble thing for the country
Congratulations on the VilNews debut in this new, expanded format. It looks very good indeed, is highly informative, and I wish you much success with it. The sheer amount of effort and dedication that must have gone into getting this undertaking off the ground is quite awe-inspiring. You are doing an important, noble thing for the beautiful country you love. It is indeed an exceptionally interesting, genuinely fascinating country, with a turbulent past and difficult present -- a place that, despite (and in part, due to) the many still-unresolved issues of history, never is not-interesting, where "the past is not dead. It isn't even past," to quote Faulkner -- and as someone who also has been held under its thrall for many years, I share your desire to see as many people as possible the world over to discover it, come visit -- and fall in love with it, too, and keep coming back. My very best wishes to VilNews.
We really needed something like this long ago
Let me express my warmest greetings for such a wonderful job. I'm sure it will contribute a lot to creating a better image of Lithuania in the world. We really needed something like this long ago.
Maintaining the pride of being Lithuanian
We, at the National Lithuanian American Hall of Fame, are extremely appreciative of the superb job you did in prominently displaying our articles in your publication.
Thank you for sending me VILNEWS. It is very well produced, informative and a very good read for me as I wish to stay in touch with Lithuania life and business. I receive the daily Baltic News but it is inferior to VILNEWS as it is always biased towards Latvia and has many mistakes in the English. VILNEWS is much more professional and absorbing.
Good job with VilNews, actually a unique one globally!
- Valdas Samonis PhD, CPC (USA - Canada),
Far away from home, we need a publication different from the mainstream news portals
Congratulations with VilNews! Far away from home, we need a publication different from the mainstream news portals, which are often permeated with negative attitude and serving narrow, short-term interests. Your interest to history and the international dimension of Lithuania has made your publication a very engaging reading. I trust VilNews will remain enthusiastic, honest and insightful. Please rest assured that you have a dedicated reader in Africa.
- Paulius Kulikauskas, Nairobi, Kenya
Your critical comments on, and wishes for, Lithuania in this issue are excellent
I agree with every word, and can only hope that more Lithuanians would take your very informed, friendly, and insightful message to heart! I intend to translate most of your remarks, published in VilNews, into Lithuanian as part of my international press review this Wednesday. As I said before, I think your remarks are very valuable and reflect an enlightened attitude that should be broadcast as widely as possible to a Lithuanian audience.
- Professor Mykolas J. Drunga, Broadcaster at Lithuanian State Radio
Fundamental, personal values, sharp vision, continuous commitment, and hard work
Some world leaders loud the phrases "yes we can" and "change you can trust (what change: good or bad?)"... However, what they fail to understand is that to achieve great results it takes fundamental, personal values, sharp vision, continuous commitment, and hard work. That is why they fail and You succeed!
Professional looking site and highly informative publication.
Immense damage after 50 years of oppression:
You have seen it, recognized the problem and
tried to repair the damage
The 50 years of communist oppression has done immense damage not only to the economy, but perhaps more so to the social fabric of our country. You have seen it, recognized the problem and tried to repair the damage.
People who know you and respect you are grateful for all that you have done. You are needed, because you are making a difference and have so much more to give. I hope you will not allow the less than cordial atmosphere to stop the good that you are doing.
Aage, I think that the good you make in the lives of very common people is what really counts. I urge you not to be discouraged and don't give up doing the good that you are doing. The VilNews project is excellent.
Warm Regards,
More than all government bureaucrats together
You have truly done more service to your adopted country than all the government insensitive bureaucrats put together.
You have 150,000 admirers in 114 countries. Close to 50,000 are living in Lithuania and reading VilNews with enthusiasm.
Most valuable and useful to and in Lithuania today
You have been an unprecedented star of optimism, the window of fresh air, and the bridge that Lithuania so badly needs to understand itself, where it stands in the world and how others see it.
I have admired your attitude towards Lithuania and in many conversation used you as an example of what a man, even not a native to the country, can do voluntarily to raise Lithuania's image in contrast to the army of bureaucrats and consultants who achieved nothing upon spending millions for that purpose. It is so sad that the Lithuanian government and/or the politicians have not been able to raise their heads above the mock they are in, to recognize the immense contribution to the community dialog and Lithuania's visibility in the world you generated, that literally no money can buy.
You have united through VILNEWS so many people from so many countries to a common purpose to share their thoughts and feelings on one issues that are dear to their hearts. It is unprecedented and no money can ever duplicate, because you have done it from your heart and soul.
You are the most valuable and useful person to and in Lithuania today, even if those in power are blind to see and deaf to hear it.
Dear Aage, please grow and nurture the VILNEWS, for it is better than any world news organization could ever produce. It is a beautiful and one of the most important gifts that anyone could have given to Lithuania. And we are immensely grateful to you for that.
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Keep the good work going. I'm impressed.
Thanks for the newsletter. It has renewed my interest in Lithuania at a time when I am more involved in other countries. Keep the good work going. I'm impressed.
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Dear Aage Myhre,
I got the address of VilNews from my American friend. Best congratulations.
You are again doing something that Lithuanian officials ought to do.
Pulling extraordinary minds & brains together
for the purpose of "rescuing" Lithuania
Dr. Irena Veisaite, Chairwoman of the
VilNews Honorary Council
(see SECTION 2)
Professor Irena Veisaite, Chairwoman of our Honorary Council, has asked us to convey her heartfelt greetings to the other Council Members and to all readers of VilNews.
"My love and best wishes to all. As long as VilNews exists, there is hope for the future," she writes.
Irena Veisaite means very much for our publication, and we do hereby thank her for the support and wise commitment she always shows. You can read our interview with her HERE.
By: Aage Myhre, Editor-in-Chief
Dear VilNews readers,
We are today proud to present you to our 'Honorary Council' – composed of distinguished individuals, all born in Lithuania before World War II, all having extraordinary lives and careers – some in Lithuania, some in exile due to the Soviet occupation of their motherland.
The members of the Honorary Council, wish to contribute, embody, and set standards that enhance the progress and development of Lithuania as a great nation based on dignity, wisdom, tolerance, multiculturalism, and respect for each other.
Lithuania is today a free and independent nation with norms, values, and visions that are deeply rooted in our country's long and proud history, and it is these outstanding qualities that define the country and our people as the nation called Lithuania. These are the traits that have made Lithuania a great, progressive, and prosperous force in human history.
Now our nation needs to pull together so that we can confront boldly the challenges we face and take responsibility for our own future again.
The dignitaries participation in the Honorary Council does not imply that they, either as a group or as individuals, necessarily agree with all of the opinions the publication's editorial staff, readers, and other parties may express in articles, comments, or other published content, but they do affirm and advocate freedom of the press, speech, and other forms of legitimate expression as among the inviolable rights of a democratic Lithuania, based on the ethical standards outlined in the publication's own "Code of Ethics" (ref VilNews Section 3).
They encourage Lithuanians and readers around the world to express their opinions and views through VilNews with the common goal of contributing to a better and more prosperous future for the worldwide Lithuanian community and the nation called "Lithuania!"
Irena Veisaite – Valdas Adamkus – Jonas Kronkaitis – Stasys Backaitis
Vytautas Slliupas – Tomas Venclova – Romas Katilius – Siminoas Alperavicius – Vytas Gruodis
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Coronation of King Mindaugas, Lithuania's first and only king, 6 July 1253.
"The Coronation of King Mindaugas" is the only historical picture out of half a
thousand works that were painted by Adomas Varnas (1879-1979). Varnas was
Lithuanian, a graduate of the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts and the Geneva
High School of Painting, and lived abroad most of his life. He worked on
the painting of King Mindaugas in Chicago, USA. The size of the picture is
1,65 m x 1,3 m. It portrays the climactic scene of the King's coronation.
Varnas painted the canvas when he was over 70 years of age, in 1952.
He consulted several scientists to avoid historical mistakes.
VilNews went online 15 February 2011. Our goal was to get 100,000 visitors in one year. This target was reached already after six months, and now, after one year, we are very pleased to announce that we have reached 250,000 visitors – one quart million readers in no less than 175 countries! Around 1,000 persons are now reading VilNews every single day, a new reader every 1,5 minute in other words…
Experts told us in advance that a 'niche product' like this could expect a readership of 10,000 – 15,000 per year. Skeptics said that we were too optimistic. They were thoroughly wrong ...
VilNews is a unique combination of blogs, news, historical articles, etc – a news media and social media under same umbrella, including a huge information base providing background articles on history, politics, economy and much more.
As far as we know VilNews is now the world's most comprehensive online presentation of Lithuania and Lithuanian topics, be it with regard to history, politics, economy, culture, tourism and more. Had VilNews been printed on paper it would be a book of more than 6,000 pages, thicker than the Bible, Old and New Testament together.
To make reading easier, we have divided VilNews into 24 specialty sections. Below we have described them all. To get to the sections you can now today simply press the LEARN MORE buttons to the right, but normally you have to use the buttons on top of the front page of VilNews.
Note also the search box at the top of the front page. Enter any keyword and click SEARCH to find articles from our very extensive archive.
VilNews offers 24 topic sections:
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Front page
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How to advertise
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Lithuania today
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Historical Lithuania
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Lithuanian in the world
|Section 12:
Litvak Forum
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The world in Lithuania
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Culture & events
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Sport & leisure
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Health & wellbeing
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Business, economy, investments
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|Section 22:
Hotels & restaurants
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Travel Lithuania!
|Section 24:
Off the beaten track
Please note that several of the sections offer more than one page. You only need to press the red NEXT button at the bottom of each page to get to the pages that follow.
VilNews keeps getting new readers in ever more countries. Since October, twenty new countries have 'signed up'. It's incredibly exciting to see that Lithuania and 'the Lithuanian' is becoming increasingly better known in all corners of the world. We wish all our new readers welcome!
You are all invited to send us news and other matters that are related to Lithuania in the country or region where you live!
VilNews e-magazine is published in Vilnius, Lithuania. Editor-in-Chief: Mr. Aage Myhre. Inquires to the editors: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Code of Ethics: See Section 3 – about VilNews. VilNews is not responsible for content on external links/web pages.
Advertisements: SEE SECTION 8 – HOW TO ADVERTISE IN VILNEWS.
All content is copyrighted © 2011. UAB 'VilNews'.


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Quaker Worship - You Are Welcome Here
When you visit our Quaker Meeting, you will find a simple setting with chairs facing the center of the room. You may sit anywhere you wish.
Our Meeting for Worship is a time of quiet that lasts about an hour in which the daily clamor of life is stilled and we can hear God's voice. The Meeting finishes with a shaking of hands, followed by notices covering our varied activities. Children are welcome; there is a separate class for them and there is toddler care during worship. Please ask for details.
Quaker belief is rooted in the Judeo-Christian religious tradition. Miami Friends also believe that God is not limited to that revealed in ancient or recent scriptures. The Spirit of God continues to be revealed in multiple forms and through diverse channels. God is vital and in everyone and is accessible directly. Ongoing reinterpretations of the truth are necessary to remain open to that not yet revealed.
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Regardless of race, gender, religion, sexual orientation or nationality, every person is a potential messenger and servant of God. We are called to minister to one another, sharing pastoral responsibilities.
Miami Friends meet in silence in unprogrammed group worship. Occasional spoken messages, inspired by the spirit, arise from the silence. We seek to be instruments of God's love, expressing testimonies of peace, social justice, and non-exploitive simple living as we work toward fulfilling visions of harmony with nature, maximum good for all and unceasing spiritual development.
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April 22, 2014
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'Man Dark' gets video
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Ultra-talented dancehall artiste, Benji Hype, released a new video for the single, Man Dark, last week. The single, which appears on the Hashtag rhythm for 007 Reco vrds, is now available on a number of electronic platforms and will no doubt be boosted by the release of the video.
"The video is doing well on HYPE, RE, and CVM. The spins on YouTube show that teenagers really love this song, and whenever I send out a tweet about the song, I get a lot of retweets and replies, so I know that they are feeling the song," remarked Benji Hype, who scored a major radio hit with Google Bad Mind late last year.
That song hit the top 10 on the FIWI Choice Top 10 charts and the CVM Hitlist countdown charts, where it remained for eight weeks.
"Even though I am pushing Man Dark in the streets, Bounty Killer himself came to me and said that I must continue to push Google Bad Mind because the streets really love that song, and is a prime time song, so even though it buss already, I mustn't ease up. So right now, a just full speed ahead," Benji Hype said.
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Even Emily Blunt Can't Save the New Tom Cruise Movie
June 04, 2014
Edge of Tomorrow is lavish, ear-splitting junk
We Know Everything About Celebrity Scientologists, But Nothing About Scientology
January 18, 2013
Most new religions, like most new businesses, die a quick crib death. Scientology, however, is not about to disappear. Scholars put the number of adherents in this country at about 25,000—a far cry from the millions of members its leaders claim, but hardly insignificant for a group that was founded about 50 years ago. Despite all its bad press, the allegations that it terrorizes its critics, its cult-like secrecy and hounding of apostates, and its very weird science-fiction cosmogony, it has become a part of the fabric of communities across the country.
The Mothership of All Alliances
October 05, 2012
How Louis Farrakhan introduced Dianetics to his followers:
Mindy Kaling: TV's Smartest Airhead
September 26, 2012
What Mindy Kaling gets about work-love balance that most rom-com writers don't.
The Riddle of Tony Scott
August 27, 2012
If anyone ever said they don't make movies the way they used to in the days of John Wayne, you could turn to Tony Scott for refutation.
Why Writers Write, Partition's Villains, and a Serious Inquiry into TomKat: Today's TNR Reader
July 25, 2012
Editor's Note: We'll be running the article recommendations of our friends at TNR Reader each afternoon on The Plank, just in time to print out or save for your commute home. Enjoy! Was Katie Holmes the victim of Scientology's strange traditions? Was Tom Cruise blindsided? An very serious inquiry into their very public marriage. NYMag | 21 min (5131 words) Just hold on a second: the awesome power of the television cliffhanger. The New Yorker | 14 min (3,572 words) Why do writers write? For money? For fame? For inner peace?
Oprah Winfrey's True Popularity
May 18, 2011
Talk show host Oprah Winfrey taped her farewell show yesterday at the United Center in Chicago. In front of 13,000 spectators (13,000!), a host of celebrities made surprise guest appearances, including Michael Jordan, Tom Cruise, Maya Angelou, Will Smith, and Madonna. (Also present was former California first lady and Oprah pal Maria Shriver, who took the opportunity to get in a jibe at her estranged husband Arnold Schwarzenegger.) For 25 years, Winfrey has been the most popular talk show host in the United States, and one of the most powerful women in the country.
Mitt Romney As Arch-Ironist
December 17, 2010
A couple years ago I wrote a column explaining why I actually like Mitt Romney despite (indeed, because of) his transparent fakery. But David Frum has now made basically the same case in brilliant fashion: I sometimes imagine that Romney approaches politics in the same spirit that the CEO of Darden Restaurants approaches cuisine. Darden owns Olive Garden, Longhorn steakhouses, and Red Lobster among other chains. Now suppose that Darden's data show a decline in demand for mid-priced steak restaurants and a rising response to Italian family dining.
Drink or (Better Yet) Be Gone
October 26, 2009
New York magazine's Vulture demonstrates that it is no longer possible to be ironic when it comes to Broadway: A little over a year ago, this Vulture editor wrote a silly comic for New York's 2008 Fall Preview issue imagining Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes's life in Manhattan during the time she was performing in Broadway's All My Sons. In said comic's last panel, Tom made his own stage debut in Cocktail: the Musical, a made-up show we thought was so stupid-seeming that no producer could ever pitch it to backers with a straight face. Oops!
The Mini-Review: 'Extract'
September 03, 2009
What is the most boring job in the world? It's a question that filmmakers have addressed, usually obliquely, countless times. Often, the dullness of a feigned career is offered in ironic counterpoint to the excitement of a real one--Tom Cruise's cover identity working as a traffic analyst in Mission Impossible III (which actually sounded somewhat fascinating) or Arnold Schwarzenegger's sunlighting as a software salesman in True Lies (which decidedly did not).


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When I remove the middle names to test FN/LN flow, Elias Ray is my favorite. Flynn Ray isn't very natural sounding to me because they're both one-syllable words. (I hear "a Flynn Ray"...as if it's a product or something.) Oliver Ray blends too easily into one long word for me since Oliver ends with an -r and Ray starts with another. Maxwell Ray is okay, but the flow isn't quite right to my ears.
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I really love the idea of Addison and Flynn as siblings! I think Flynn Arthur is fab, although, I do think some of your other options sound better with the surname Ray. Flynn Ray is a bit stunted, but I definitely still like it best. Elias would be my second choice. Addison and Elias/Addison and Eli are lovely together, too.Ashley
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RHS awards Caymen Islands with golds
Visitors to the Chelsea Flower Show have been greeted by a display unlikely to be recreated in many UK gardens or greenhouses.
The Caymen Islands department for tourism entry has impressed judges so much it has been awarded to prestigious gold medals.
However, as an underwater reef garden, it will be difficult for horticulturalists to pinch ideas from it.
The display won gold in the floral category and was given the Presidents Most Creative Award.
"Everyone in the Cayman Islands should be extraordinarily proud of the countrys achievements here this year," said minister of tourism Charles E Clifford, commenting on the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park and Newington Nurseries creation.
He added taking the presidents gong was the "icing on the cake".
In other news, a tapping out ceremony was held at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh yesterday (May 21st) for the venues new visitor centre.
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Bronx, NY (Sports Network) - Mark Reynolds hit a pair of homers and Miguel
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J.J. Hardy hit a solo homer for the Orioles, who now trail New York by just
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Gonzalez (6-3) gave up four hits while striking out nine and walking one for
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It was the summer of 2005. Vertical stripe flare pants were still being sold outside of the Salvation Army, Mischa Barton was relevant, and the cupcake craze was in full swing. There were cupcake tours, where tourists waited in lines all across the city to get doped up on disproportionate icing-to-cake ratios. Dying cake batter red and assaulting it with cream cheese was thought to be revolutionary.
By 2011, flares were dead and dip dyed everything was having its way with fashion. But cupcakes still refused to die. They were literally blowing up, with Crumbs selling their flavorless, too-sweet monsters for twice the price of a falafel sandwich and social media making the craze more visible than ever. It seemed we might forever be subject to a life of shitty cake batter masked by even shittier frosting. In 2013, the year of the power brow, the cupcake bubble was said to be bursting. And today Crumbs finally nailed shut its own coffin, signifying the death of the cupcake fad. Cupcakes, once cool, are now for people who tweet about pumpkin spice lattes and have inspirational quotes in their email signatures. They're the peplums of the dessert world — impractical, dated, and acceptable only on TV show reruns.
To celebrate the cupcake's demise and the release of its sordid grasp on the fashion set, here are 8 other annoying food trends and their sartorial equivalents.
1. Annoying food: Macarons.
Fashion trend equivalent: Berets. If you must do French then do with nonchalant just-had-sex hair, not tacky dehydrated desserts.
2. Annoying food: Avocado toast.
Fashion trend equivalent: Nike Flyknits worn with skinny jeans. Half-assed health-consciousness for the masses.
3. Annoying food: Froyo.
Fashion trend equivalent: Arm parties. I want an invite to this even less than I do one to Chad White's 30th birthday beach bash at Fire Island's Sip & Twirl.
4. Annoying food: In 'n' Out burger.
Fashion trend equivalent: American flag print jorts. The vaguely artisanal version of one of the worst parts about the United States.
5. Annoying food: BluePrint cleansing juices.
Fashion trend equivalent: High-end athleticism. Appearing to an overtly snobby demographic which uses the phrase "après sport" both liberally and non-ironically.
6. Annoying food: Giant jars of Nutella.
Fashion trend equivalent: Junk food fashion. As far as we can tell no calories are being consumed, and it's mass production at its most acceptable.
7. Annoying food: Donuts.
Fashion trend equivalent: Donut buns. In the words of donut O.G. Homer Simpson, "duh."
8. Annoying food: Basic soft serve with sprinkles.
Fashion trend equivalent: Studded pleather motorcycle jackets. They're so cheap you can afford to buy one every day, but when it's hot they melt too quickly for you actually enjoy them.
9. Annoying food: Oatmeal bowls.
Fashion trend equivalent: Outfit grids. I don't care how much of a morning person you are — anyone who spends this long organizing a photo before work is an embarrassment to the human race.
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