Sunday, June 30, 2013

Took it safe than sorry - Vasabladet

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Jonathan Astrand took no risks during Sunday’s sprint carnival. After the trials, in which he noted the new Finnish seasonal best in the 100 meters, so he stepped aside with rigid baklår. Photo: File / Daniel Byskata

first ran Jonathan Åstrand new seasonal best in the 100 meters. Then he went home. Rigid baklår was the cause. But no need to worry, there is not.

Published: June 30 at 21:59 Updated: June 30 at 21:59

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Computer Thefts at Hovås School - Gothenburg Post

9.9, Gothenburg. Hovås School in Askim has been visited by burglars. At least 24 computers stolen.

At nine o’clock on Sunday morning as it was discovered that someone had broken into Hovås School in Askim. Burglars have broken a window and made their way in, and inside the school have much property damaged.

– they have broken into about 40 different locked rooms so they seem to have had plenty of time, says police spokesman Peter Adlersson.

Theft The estate consists of a large number of computers, just how big can the police say at present.

– it has disappeared an unknown number of computer carts with twelve computers on each cart, as it involves large estate values, says Peter Adlersson.

Police have no suspects at this time.

Millions of Swedish brain research - Swedish Dagbladet

One of them is led by Pia Steensland, associate professor in the Department of Clinical Neuroscience at the Karolinska Institute. She conducts research on alcohol dependence and tests of a new drug can restore the imbalance in the brain’s reward system in alcoholics, to reduce their craving for alcohol.

Money also goes to research on brain disease ALS, Alzheimer’s disease and the treatment of children with epilepsy.

Tips: 5 alternatives to Google Reader - Mobile

news that Google Reader would be closed struck like a bomb on the internet earlier this year. Sökjättens rss service was released in 2005 and has become very popular over the years. Just hours after the news of the closure had been known had petitions to protest listings begun.

Protest lists despite – Google did not change, and tomorrow, Monday, July 1, Google Reader will retire for good. But that does not mean people need good rss services and RSS readers have disappeared. Fortunately, there are alternatives to Google Reader. Mobile has put together a list of five sharp apps that are ready to take over when the reader throwing in the towel.


Feedly

Feedly

Available at: Android, iOS (to be released to the Windows Phone 8)

Price: Free

Links: Google Play | App Store

Feedly is ranked among the top tier when it comes to RSS readers. App’s interface is admirably simple and snygggt; Swiping to the right you can access a menu where all your feeds are in categories you either have set up in Google Reader or the web version of Feedly. Unsorted rss feeds fall into a “Uncategorized” folder.

When you read the article in Feedly, it is easy to share on to Gmail, Pocket and social services such as Facebook and Twitter. Rss reader also has a feature that makes it possible to “save” articles you want to read later. These saved articles added to a special group rate Saved folder. A big plus with Feedly is that the service is completely cloud based. You can then access your Feedly account both the cell phone and a computer in any browser. No sync between devices works perfectly, meaning that I can “save” articles in my mobile on the way to work and then access them quickly when I started my work computer.

team behind Feedly has invested very hard to take over the baton from Google Reader, and has therefore made it very easy to migrate your RSS subscriptions from Google Reader to Feedly. The process itself is as I said very simple, but unfortunately this is not completely reliable. For example, I’ve had to do so on several occasions when I have logged in to the app.

class=”positive”> Plus: Neat and easy to grasp. Possible to save articles to read later. Many adjustments. Adapted for both phone and tablet.

class=”negative”> Minus: Slightly unstable. Might take a while to load flows in your various folders. Some problems with the Reader integration.


Flip Board

Flip Board

Available at: Android, iOS

Price: Free

Links: Google Play | App Store

Flip Board is no RSS readers in the traditional sense. Instead they want to be a kind of social news service. The service works in such a way that you are able to add subscriptions in different categories – such as technology, food and design. What Flip Board then do is to collect items in these categories from a variety of news sources. The texts are presented in a neat, magsinsliknande interface in the app.

You can also relax there Facebook, Instagram or Twitter account to the service and then see all the new posts directly in Flip Board. Do an article you like, you can create your own “magazine” in Flip Board where all your saved articles collected. You can also invite your friends to participate so that all your saved articles then gather in your joint magazine. Flip Board may be a powerful app with a lot of features, but a downside is that you can not add subscriptions in the same way as in more traditional RSS readers. You also have no option to transfer your Google Reader feeds directly into the Flip Board.

class=”positive”> Plus: Smart ways to gather content from a variety of sources. Neat and simple. Support for saving articles in offline mode.

class=”negative”> Minus: Get Swedish news sources. Hard to add subscriptions in the same way more traditional RSS readers. Only available as app – desktop version is missing.


NewsBlur

Newsblur

Available at: Android, iOS (Also tredjepartsappar for Windows Phone 8 – such Metroblur)

Price: Gratis/160 crowns year

Links: Google Play | App Store

Popular NewsBlur is a one man project and is owned not to any large company. In terms of design, neither the web version or apps the best looking I’ve seen, but the service is fast and very efficient. NewsBlur available in both free and paid service. The free version is fine when it comes to features, but there are certain things that make it feel restricted.

The biggest problem is that you can only add a total of 64 subscription feeds. Another flaw with grativersionen is that you only get to read the preambles to the articles. Want to read the whole text, you must open it in an external browser. Paid version of the service (called a “super-mega premium” account) costs about 160 dollars per year, and is among other remedy to the above problem as the limited number of flows and that you can not read the full articles in the app.

class=”positive”> Plus: Cloud-based service – you can access your account on both the phone and the computer. Ability to collect saved articles in a special “Blurblog.”

class=”negative”> Minus: Something cluttered interface. Limited functionality in the free version of the service.

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Feed Me

FeedME

Available at: Windows Phone 8

Price: Free / Paid Version 15.9 crowns

Link: Windows Phone Store

Feed Me is a simple and efficient RSS reader for Windows Phone 8. Having said that does not mean that the reader is simple: It does its job and does this well. A minus is that you only can see your folders and possibly unsorted news sources on the app’s home screen. Want to access news sources that are in your folders, you need to simply click through and open one of the folders. A trivial to remark, maybe some think. But for me – and possibly other – this is something that pulls down slightly on the overall impression.

The app allows you to share further articles to Instapaper, Pocket, and social networks such as Twitter. Do you want to “save” an article in the app, you can star marking it and then read the text later. Another feature I like is that it can be attached to both individual news feeds and news folder tiles on your Windows Phone 8 start screen. You can also set the latest news displayed as notifications on your lock screen. Besides Google Reader, you can also import feeds directly from NewsBlur. The app is available in both a free version (advertising) and a paid version, which costs just over SEK 16.

class=”positive”> Plus: Easy to use. Easily migrate your old Google Reader account. Can be attached flows trays directly on the homescreen.

class=”negative”> Minus: Some limited interface. Sync with multiple service is NewsBlur and Google Reader have been desirable.


Taptu – DJ your news

Taptu

Available at: Android, iOS

Price: Free

Links: Google Play | App Store

“DJ Your News” – Taptu want to be the young, hip alternative to the other rss-readers on the market. But in addition to the classical input gear has changed to one that looks like a mixreglage, we do not särsklit much rethinking of Taptu. In the app you can add subscriptions from selected news sources, most of which are American sites. You can also choose to subscribe to a particular category of news (here called streams (“stream”), such as “U.S. Tech & Gadgets.”

Taptu is also support for importing feeds directly from Google Reader. Sorry, you need to make this flow of flow – there is no way to import the whole shebang at once. If you have a large number of Reader feeds, it is easy to feel it becomes too cumbersome to move them to Taptu.

app to app, you can choose to combine different flows into a single folder (“Stream”) which you can then select the color to distinguish it from other folders. Taptu is also available in a desktop version, which makes it possible to access your feeds, both in mobile as on a computer. No sync between your various devices is good overall. One advantage of the desktop version, it is easier to add new subscriptions (supports drag & drop) than the mobile.

A big minus is that you can not reorder your feed folders in the content hierarchy directly in the app, which is annoying after you see all the content in a vertical flow. Sure, you can adjust this in the web version of the service, but it would have been easy to get the chance to do it directly in the app.

class=”positive”> Plus: Easy to manage your different flows / total news folders. Ability to gather articles by bookmarking them.

class=”negative”> Minus: Needless difficult to migrate feeds from Google Reader. Can not change showview for flows.

What is your favortläsare? Leave a comment!

Extensive computer theft Hovås School - Gothenburg Post

9.9, Gothenburg. Hovås School in Askim has been visited by burglars. At least 24 computers stolen.

At nine o’clock on Sunday morning as it was discovered that someone had broken into Hovås School in Askim. Burglars have broken a window and made their way in, and inside the school have much property damaged.

– they have broken into about 40 different locked rooms so they seem to have had plenty of time, says police spokesman Peter Adlersson.

Theft The estate consists of a large number of computers, just how big can the police say at present.

– it has disappeared an unknown number of computer carts with twelve computers on each cart, as it involves large estate values, says Peter Adlersson.

Police have no suspects at this time.

This summer's hottest handsets - IT.Branschen

class=”articleStory telekom”> TELECOM iPhone and Galaxy in the top of the operator Tres sales list.

Iphone 4 is remains the most popular cell phone, at least for the operator Tres customers. But a number of Galaxy variants from Samsung threatens the list.

Class=”paragraphIntro”> Here are the top selling in June:

  1. (1) Iphone 4
  2. (2) Iphone 5
  3. (3), Samsung Galaxy S4
  4. (4), Samsung Galaxy Young
  5. (6), Samsung Galaxy S3
  6. (8) Iphone 4S
  7. (new), Samsung Galaxy Express
  8. (9), Apple Ipad Mini
  9. (5) Sony Xperia Miro
  10. (10) HTC One

Saturday, June 29, 2013

Apple backlash against Samsung - Mobile

The legal battles between giants Apple and Samsung has been going on for a long time. In August 2012 Samsung was sentenced to pay a billion dollars in damages to Apple for patent infringement. The damages were later to be reduced to just over $ 639 million.

But this was not the only lawsuit that Apple and Samsung are involved in. In another – currently in progress – where would Apple take Samsung to court again, arguing that the Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy S3, Galaxy Nexus, and several other phones infringe on Apple patents.

“S4 bigger threat to Apple,”

In mid-May, left Apple a request to add Samsung’s latest top model Galaxy S4 on the above list, while would delete off another Samsung product. The reason for this was that the S4-ball constitutes a major threat to Apple intellectual property, the company claimed.

On Wednesday came the decision by U.S. Judge Paul S. Grewal on that Apple may add the Galaxy S4. This is because he believes that an extension of that kind would take up too much of the Court’s resources, writes Bloomberg.

– Every time these sides met in the courtroom occupies much of the court’s time and engeri, which in turn steals time from other parties who are also entitled to the Court’s attention, Grewal said in a statement after the decision has been made public.

Last chance to save subscriptions from Google Reader - 99mac

As of Monday, July 1, you can no longer use Google Reader service for reading news by subscribing to RSS feeds. 99mac have guide for how to export your data from Google Reader before it is too late.

Reader has been by far the most popular option to follow RSS feeds, either directly through the Google web pages or as a synchronization service for RSS readers on different platforms.

When Google in mid-March this year announced that they would close down Reader hit like a bombshell on the web. However, this has not only been of evil, in the wake of this decision, a number of other services, both new and existing, have been able to flourish and receive Google’s previous users.

Services such as Feedly has received millions of new users. Feedly and most other RSS services have features to import subscriptions from Google Reader, only it is made before July 1 that is.

For those who use or have used Google Reader, it may be a good idea to export the list of subscriptions from Google before the closure. With such an exported file, you can later import into other services and readers in the future. It is easy to export, just follow the guide below.


guide to export subscriptions from Google Reader

1) Go to Google Takeout and sign in with your Google account there.

2) It is possible to export the data from many different Google services. You can export from all or select specific. To select only Reader, click on the “Select Service”.

3) Click the button labeled “Reader” to select the service.

4) Wait until it is 100 percent of the box that pops up, then click the red button marked “Create Archive” at the bottom.

5) Google compiles all the data in a zip archive and when it says that it is ready, click the Download button to download the archive to your computer.

6) When you later want to import your subscriptions in an RSS reader or other service is the file subscriptions.xml that you will use this.

Now you can calmly pick and choose between different web services even after the first July 2013.

Various EU laws for UV filters threatens aquatic environment - forskning.se

Ultraviolet (UV) filters in industrial products classified as hazardous, while they need not be classified as in cosmetics, according to a new study by researchers at Stockholm University, published in Science of the Total Environment.
UV filters are chemicals that are used to block UV radiation. Under current EU legislation, the use of UV filters in industrial products, such as house paints, are classified as hazardous to the environment because of their toxicity to aquatic organisms and some plants. The same chemicals in cosmetics, such as sunscreen, need not be classified as dangerous for the environment, which in other words means that the law is different for different products.

class=”normal”> Anna Sobek and her colleagues at the Department of Applied Environmental Science, Stockholm University, looked at 26 different UV filters used in popular sunscreens. They found that 12 of them are not classified as dangerous for the environment as opposed to how they are classified if they are used in house paints.

class=”normal”> – Our results highlight some weaknesses in the current EU laws for UV filters, says Anna Sobek.

class=”normal”> researchers believe that harmonization of EU legislation for the UV filter is the key to protect the aquatic environment.

class=”normal”> – Legislation is a very powerful tool to reduce emissions of pollutants into aquatic ecosystems, but it must be consistent and transparent, says Anna Sobek.

class=”normal”> Although the researchers did not measure the emission of UV filters in the aquatic environment in this study as the implications of the results can be important to consumers anyway.

class=”normal”> – Consumers are able to choose whether to use a particular sunscreen if it says on the bottle the chemicals that are hazardous to the environment. They can also choose not to use sunscreen at all, but to sunbathe less or protect themselves with clothes, says Anna Sobek.

Unsustainable view on television in the computer @ SvD - Nyheter24

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    Friday, June 28, 2013

    Board's proposal for more student housing - HVAC Forum

    Board’s proposal for more student housing


    Board has developed a number of proposed rule changes for the construction of student and youth housing can be increased and simplified. The homes of these groups can be smaller and thus cheaper and built in more places. However, do not Boverket alter the accessibility requirement.

    Foto: Colourbox


    Board has on behalf of the government has gone through the rules and guidelines that affect the construction of housing for students and youth. National Housing Board has analyzed these homes need to meet the same requirements as other homes. The report, “Proposed rule changes for more housing for young people and students,” has now been forwarded to the Ministry of Health.

    One of the proposals means that the apartment area can be reduced by, for example, the same space is used for work and meals as well as by smaller kitchen units and space for storage. Toilet and shower facilities are also proposed to be moved to common areas. Apartment area can be reduced by 25 percent, according to the Board’s example calculations.

    Other proposals provide better opportunities to build homes with temporary planning permission. This means that it will be faster to produce more housing for students and young people.

    Building and Planning also suggests that it does not require any technical consultation and no control is responsible for moving a single and simple building on not building committee decides otherwise.

    A new general advice about outdoor noise is produced by the National Housing Board. The new General Council means that there is more land available where small homes can be built. The benchmark is raised from 55 to 60 dBA for homes that are less than 35 square meters.

    Unused spaces in attics can easily decorated to housing, this is an amendment to the Planning and Building Act. Winds that fitted out to the student and youth housing proposed not having to be available. This means that the elevators do not need to be installed or extended to the attic floor.

    The reason that the rules in some cases may be changed at young people and students is that housing for these groups are usually temporary accommodation as they only live in a limited period, consider Boverket.

    However, do not Boverket to accessibility requirements will change. The effect of departing from this requirement will be minimal and saves nearly half a square meter residential area according Boverkets example calculations. It is also an important requirement for the students and young people who have disabilities so they can participate on the same terms as everyone else.

    Boverket plan as soon as possible, implement changes that can be made in building regulations, BBR. These are planned to be completed by 1 July 2014. While planning the new General Council of noise introduced. Other proposals involve changes in laws and regulations and may be implemented by the parliament and the government after position.

    Download the full report “Proposed rule changes for more housing for young people and students” >>

    Google Builds a gaming console? - Nyheter24

    RUMOR: Google developing an Android Console - Eurogamer.se

    According to a source at The Wall Street Journal is the internet company Google is developing a video game console.

    reason for the company’s interest in the gaming industry to be under source be because Google wants to broaden its brand to more hardware than smartphones and tablets. And in response to rival Apple, which is also rumored to glance at the gaming industry.

    bracket must evolve according to the source in Google along with the project The Nexus Q Media Centre .

    If the information is correct, it is likely an Android cantilever Ouya.

    Wall Street Journal contacted Google, they did not comment on the case.

    What are your reactions to the rumor?

    Thursday, June 27, 2013

    "Blondinbella" sued a company - was settled - Expressen

    class=”b-ad__caption”> Ad:

    Started first company at age 16

    Isabella Löwengrip operates one of the largest blogs with 300 000 unique readers a week.

    “Blondinbella also operates five companies and started the first; Blondinbella AB as a 16 year old.

    She has her own clothing line that is sold in 23 stores around Sweden, writes books and lectures on entrepreneurship.

    SKÖVDE. Isabella “Blondinbella” Löwengrip, 22, had sued a Skövde Business to over half a million dollars.

    Thursday was settled parties in Skaraborg District Court.

    The facts are that Skövde company SAJ, which specializes in communicating renowned speakers and motivators, would sell tickets for a lecture tour with Löwengrip.

    “Blondinbella Tour 2013 would have visited 14 cities in Sweden as well as Oslo. Löwengrip himself would have been SEK 40 000 per event.

    in January broke all plans. Of the total of 7,000 tickets managed to SAJ in Skövde just careen 240 pieces.


    “Failed”

    The tour was discontinued and since under SAJ’s owners Stefan Jonsson was no interest in buying tickets to “Blondinbella’s” performances.

    Isabella Löwengrip commented it all on his blog, claiming that she had been promised 480,000 in minimum fee.

    – they are either lying to me all the time or they have failed to bring in sponsors and panicked and pulled out, she told Nyheter24.

    Sued company

    Löwengrip sent an invoice for the amount to Skövde company but they did not pay, and in March said “Blondinbella” with a lawsuit.

    that she demanded his 480,000 SEK 120,000 in VAT, plus the cost of the trial.

    On Thursday afternoon took the matter up in Hall 2 at the Skaraborg District Court in Skövde.

    was settled

    negotiations took much longer than expected.

    Shortly before five o’clock on Thursday was settled parties.

    – We are now on to write a settlement agreement says Löwengrips counsel lawyer Ludwig Blomqvist

    GT have searched Isabella Löwengrip and Stefan Jonsson.

    Commercial LAN may have to pay a fee - Eurogamer.se

    Internet cafes or similar offering computer games may in future have to pay a fee to the Gaming Board.

    2007, the Supreme Administrative Court, namely a judgment “operations with programmed computers for gaming, such as connected in the so-called LAN environment or the Internet and addressed to the public, are considered to be licensable activities” . Operations are subject to the Act (1982:636) concerning certain organization of gaming machines.

    “Since the amendment of § 4 slot Ordinance (2004:1062) in October 2012, the company (internet cafes and the like), which organizes games on computers that are programmed to play and are paired in so-called LAN environment or the Internet to seek authorization from the Gaming Board. Application fee depends on the number of slot machines. Besides application fee will also be a fee for the inspection and control “, writes the Gaming Board on its website.

    The first Swedish company that paid the fee for computer gaming is Inferno Online in Stockholm. As in an interview with IDG says that they almost had to go with the Gaming Board’s requirements.

    “They trudged in here and said we needed a permit, otherwise there would be a police matter and fines and all sorts of” , said Erik de Basso Accounting Manager at Inferno Online

    “After much discussion, we felt that there was no choice., we’ve not afford to close the place” .

    Inferno Online is currently the only company that had to pay, but the Gaming Board writes on his website that supervision will be expanded in the future.

    Wednesday, June 26, 2013

    Here's your new subway - Metro

    class=”date-text”> Updated: Yesterday, 23:20

    Published: Yesterday, 22:18

    yesterday unveiled the government’s negotiators proposed an extension of the subway as the state is willing to co-finance.

    – This is a crucial step. I think that’s the biggest modernization and expansion of the subway as we see in a generation, says the government’s negotiator Mr Wessberg to Metro.

    Instead of prioritizing among the four major projects that have already been identified as the “hottest” beats he now determined that all should be built at once.

    17 billion to the subway built in Nacka, the new Hagastaden, to Barkarby, and a new branch building up the future Nacka line with today’s green Hagsätra Line.

    urgency.

    ambition is that all four projects will have the project in 2014 and construction in 2016.

    – The shortest construction time is around three years. The first traffic starts could happen now and the past few years after.

    This would mean that the shortest distances – subway to Hagastaden respective Barkarby – can be put into service until 2019.

    The new subway to Nacka is likely to go through Södermalm, and make new posts at its Sofia and Hammarby Lake City.

    – This option displays the best combination of service benefit and housing benefit. That’s what we have to negotiate, saying the government’s negotiator Mr Wessberg.

    That means from King’s Garden pulls subway on a rock tunnel under Skeppsholmen, through eastern Södermalm and on towards Nacka.

    proposed stations are located in Sofia, Hammarby canal, Scrape, Salt-Järla and Nacka Forum.

    According to an estimate by the County Council’s traffic management, it would cost a total of about 12.7 billion.

    Several other options have been investigated, including a stretch through Djurgården and Finnboda, which was supposed to be combined with a highway in Salt Lake.

    negotiation man now committed to “Sofia option” does not mean for sure that it ultimately will be chosen.

    – We can get into other options depending on the hearing.

    The proposed expansion is expected to generate 75,000 new homes.

    HG Wessberg stresses that affected municipalities – which Nacka, Järfälla, Solna and Stockholm – to commit themselves to the housing which forms the basis for the assessments.

    addition, both the county and the municipalities and even private actors-finance.

    FACTS:

    Here are sections dealing with:

    + Extension of t-the blue line from King’s Garden of Nacka.

    + Branch of Nacka line against the southern suburbs, via Gullmarsplan, where it is connected to the existing Hagsätra branch.

    + Extension of the blue line to the northwest – from Akalla to Barkarby

    + A new subway route from Odenplan to Hagastaden, with possible continuation towards Arena City in Solna.

    READ MORE: County Council: State must pay half
    READ MORE: Congestion can now be introduced on Essingeleden already in 2016

    The new routes. GRAPHICS: Pontus Tengby

    Here’s your new subway

    yesterday unveiled the government’s negotiators proposed an extension of the subway as the state is willing to co-finance. – This is a crucial step. I think that’s the biggest modernization and expansion of the subway as we see in a generation, says the government’s negotiator Mr Wessberg to Metro. Instead of prioritizing the …

    Ingvar Kamprad of Ikea's headquarters in Älmhult. Now, he moves home to a farm nearby.

    Ingvar Kamprad moving home

    Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad moved back to Sweden after 40 years abroad, reports Sydsvenskan. Resurgence means that the 87-year-old – the world’s fifth richest person according to Bloomberg’s index – should pay tax in Sweden. – Ingvar (Kamprad) will pay tax on their income, just like everyone else in Sweden. But the move has no other tax consequences, said …

    “Macho Culture” problems in construction

    Construction injured by macho culture and condescending attitudes towards women and homosexuals. It considers many construction managers, according to a survey by the organization Build managers as reported in an article on gp.se. About half of the officers believe there are problems with such attitudes. Now, the organization, together with the Swedish Construction Federation, make a change – …

    The defense wants to practice with NATO Strength

    The defense wants to practice with NATO Strength

    Sweden to NATO praised for its participation in international operations. Now the defense wants to practice with NATO snabbinsatstyrka to participate in future efforts. – Are we not in the exercises so will our ability to gradually go down, said the Supreme Commander Sverker Goranson, in connection with a major NATO conference. During Wednesday met a large number of commanders from NATO and its …

    The left satisfied after meeting with the SAPO

    The left satisfied after meeting with the SAPO

    Party has been told that there are no ongoing monitoring of any party or any of its representatives. – We received a satisfactory clarification, said party secretary Aaron Etzler.

    Löfven about Alby: S sitting in a leghold trap

    Löfven about Alby: S sitting in a fox trap

    Maybe habitable planets found

    Maybe habitable planets found

    The teachers do not have to write action plans

    Teachers do not have to write action plans

    Warning of more rain today

    Warning of more rain today

    It was a rainy night in many parts of Sweden. The storm is continuing to move to the northwest.

    food chain will start selling wine,

    food chain will start selling wine

    – We know that many of our customers want to combine food and quality wine. Moreover, we notice that there are more and more looking at the positives of ordering wine online, says Carola Grahn, head of food and wine at City Gross. Purchases are made with two different payment transactions and the customer receives a receipt for food from CityGross and one for wine box by Wine Finder ….

    The loneliness was becoming Gun-Britt's death

    Loneliness was becoming Gun-Britt’s death

    Gun-Britt Grundström read Metro’s article on Daniel, who after two years, was found dead in her apartment, she reacted strongly. – I have also been so terribly, terribly alone. When it was at its worst, I lay in my bed constantly for three years, almost without washing me and did not hit anyone else, she says. It all started during the Gun-Britt’s marriage. Loneliness …

    Local Government: We can strike long

    Local Government: We can strike long

    According to Peter Jeppsson talks between the parties today remains much the same as yesterday. Some breakthroughs have been made. – It can not be said. But I think we are taking steps in the right direction all the time, he says. TT: Why is it unreasonable to agree that bus drivers should not have to apply for their jobs when a new operator wins an award? – The vast …

    Ånedinlinjen put down the

    Ånedinlinjen closed down

    financially strained Ånedinlinjen closed down, reports SVT ABC. Line has operated the route Stockholm-Mariehamn since 1973. The closure affects the 57 employees that remain, a large part of the employees had to go back in January of this year due to the poor economy. – There are too poor profitability on the Baltic Sea says CEO Magnus Strauch to ABC.

    Proposal for licensed hunting of seals as

    Proposal on licensed hunting of seals

    The Northern Link will open a year earlier

    Northern Link opens a year ago

    Swedish meat without prohibited substances

    Swedish meat without prohibited substances

    Now the TV fee charge for all internet users - Ystad Allehanda

    Text: Håkan Edler
    Published 26 June, 2013 12:09 Updated June 26, 2013 12:10 2013-06-26 12:09:00
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    On Monday (24/6) gave the administrative court in Luleå green flag for Radio Service to continue to drive up the television and radio fee from people even if they would not own a television set. It is enough that you own a computer with internet access for you to be liable to pay contributions.

    Is it fair that a person who bought a computer but never had a thought of not watching on national television or listening to Radio Sweden, to receive credit history with all that entails and being chased by the Enforcement Authority and by coercive be forced to pay a fee for something that he never took part in?

    There is no law that forces you to watch on national television or listen to the radio. Nevertheless, you as the owner of a computer financially burdened if you abstain.

    The only way to escape the charge is to stop using the internet. It is highly unreasonable to coat all Internet users in Sweden with a fee, just for a TV and radio channel mere existence.

    fees paid for direct consideration and taxes for everything else. More accurate would be if this charge was placed on the tax bill and that the system be reviewed and amended. This decision raises anew the question of the current public service system and its drafting. This would erode trust in the Radio Service and its mission and willingness to pay would be likely to decline.

    In time this can jeopardize public service levy and its legitimacy.

    Teens suspected of aggravated drug offenses - Swedish Radio

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    EU: You have no right to remove you from Google - Nyheter24

    A person or organization may not be removed from the search results on Google. It has now CJEU Advocate General noted. At Google celebrated the decision.

    LUXEMBOURG . There is nothing in EU law that gives a person the right to “be forgotten” from Google and other search engines.

    announcement from the European Court of Justice Advocate General Niilo Jäskinen got Google’s management to cheer about on Thursday.

    – This is a great statement for freedom of expression. We are pleased to see that it supports our view that it would be censorship to force search engines to remove legal and legitimate information, says Bill Echikson, expression manager at Google in Europe, according to British Metro .

    Spanish newspaper behind the case

    reason that the issue raised in the Court of Justice is a newspaper article about a leveraged property owners in Spain in 1998. In November 2009, heard the man off her and complained that the article showed up when you searched for his name. The man was right but Google appealed.

    In its opinion, the court writes Jäskinen that search engines can not be held responsible for the personal data that shows up in their results. Only improper or criminal information can be removed with the support of EU data protection rules, writes Computer Sweden.

    Tuesday, June 25, 2013

    2 teenage girls convicted for writing mean things about others on the Internet - Swedish Radio

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