Saturday, April 26, 2014

Can become more styrekluss in Light – Aftenbladet.no

Tuesday 29 April will elect new directors at Lyse Energi AS.

Sandnes municipality’s co-owner right on one representative on the board. Mayor Stanley Wirak will replace current chairman Ivar Rusdal with Pål Morten Borgli (FRP). The Nomination Committee of light, with Sagen Helgø leader, disagrees and will keep Ivar Rusdal.

– Nomination Committee has held many meetings and discussed thoroughly. The Committee is unanimous in the proposal. The choice is made considering what is best for the company. We should not feel pressured to choose a person who is not the best for the job, says chairman and committee chairwoman Christine Sagen Helgø. Yesterday saw Helgø preliminary meeting with members of the corporate assembly in Stavanger.



Nomination Committee’s role

Bright has a board and general meetings. In 2001, they also have a nomination committee that will ensure that people with different backgrounds, knowledge and gender are represented on the board.

– Until 1998, suggested the owners and municipalities only male directors. On this basis, the Nomination Committee created, says Sagen Helgø.

Sandnes Mayor Stanley Wirak think Nomination Committee’s proposal is contrary to the shareholders’ agreement. An agreement that the parties must adhere to when choosing new board members. Wirak the election committee should have listened to Sandnes its proposal to set Pål Morten Borgli the board.

– Shareholder agreement provides that holders the right to elect our own representative. It seems strange if someone who has made a deal can suddenly say that it does not apply. Another point is how to promote cooperation between Stavanger and Sandnes, Stavanger Now when trying to choose our representative. Stavanger has its own two members of the board of Bright. I do not want others to instruct us about who we should put on the board, says Wirak.



Who decides?

saw Helgø points out that the nomination committee’s proposal is completely independent and in light of what they think is the best for light. But if business meeting decide to keep Rusdal (Nomination Committee’s proposal) instead of Borgli (owner / Sandnes municipality’s proposal) may get a different result.

business meeting elects in violation of the owners’ desire AGM has the right to choose new corporate assembly. The corporate assembly consists of 66 people; those voting in the election. The shareholder agreement states that each of the owners have the right to “demand called for an extraordinary general meeting to elect new members to the Corporate Assembly.”

– We have not laid a plan for what will be the next step if the election results are contrary to our desire, says Wirak.

Prosecution’s response

Because of the discussion on this issue has Sagen Helgø set an independent lawyer to look into the selection committee’s role. She asked three questions to Christian Wille Kaisen from Kluge Law Firm:

1 Is the Election Committee committed, possibly justified to recommend the candidate Sandnes municipality has “nominated” to “their” control room?

2 Is the company (at the business meeting) “committed” to select the director Sandnes nominated in the sense that it is legally precluded from valid to select another candidate to the appropriate place on the board?

3 Can an own municipality instruct “their” members of the corporate assembly with the effect that each of these personal are legally obliged to vote in accordance with the municipality’s nomination?

note from the lawyer says that the nomination committee is not bound by shareholder agreement. However, the Committee must take into account the owners’ wishes. “But such guidelines in their current form, it must be excluded in principle to” automatically “add such wishes basis for the selection committee,” writes lawyer.

Friday, April 25, 2014

Ministry refuses to pay extra for the Great Hall – newspaper Nordland

Ministry of Culture splices happy to NOSO rent in The Tempest, but purses are not the extra large room.

Multi Consult has estimated that annual FDVU costs (operation, maintenance and development) for the entire storm will reach 27.5 million in cash.

ALSO READ: The storm will be the third most expensive cultural center

Joined custom

North Norwegian Opera and Symphony Orchestra (NOSO) and Bodø municipality is now negotiating a lease for part of the orchestra in the storm; proposal is 5,150,000 a year in rent, plus 2.46 million that the municipality believes NOSO must pay.

municipality justifies this by saying that the great hall was more expensive than would have been necessary, because it is adapted NOSO use of the house.

not pay court

After a calculation of how much of the concert hall NOSO to use, based on Multiconsult calculations of Culture Ministry in a note to the municipality that they can accept an annual rent of up to 5,150,000 million for NOSO.

Ministry accepts however that 2,460,000 million taken out of the calculations for the main hall and charged NOSO alone with reference to specific adaptations for NOSO.

Misunderstanding

According to CFO Stephan Other Skjelvan in Bodø municipality comes Culture Ministry’s refusal to splice the arrangements in the saddle as surprised.

– We will be meeting at the ministry in the next week to clarify what we perceive as a mistake, he says to newspaper Nordland.

He believes the note where the Ministry disclaims responsibility for the splicing of the 2.46 million pounds, is characterized by a number of factual errors.

– Error that it will be necessary to get explained and elaborated through conversations and discussions, says Skjelvan.

Thursday, April 24, 2014

Fangeskipet “Danube” siste rice – Aftenposten

Ship name “Danube” brings forth a wide range of memories, associations and tales from the years of occupation. The most dramatic was the “Danube” part of the story of the deportation of Jews from Norway. When the ship’s bell struck the departing November 26, 1942, left the “Danube” pier 1 at the America docked in Oslo with 532 Jews on board: 302 men, 188 women and 42 children. Only nine men from this transport survived WW2.



More’d been with

idea was that the “Danube” should have brought more Jews on November 26, but many transports from other parts of the country missed out on time. Jews on board the “Danube” was arrested by Norwegian police officers and representatives of the Germanic SS Norway and crews from Hird, by order of the German occupying forces.

guard force on board consisted of 50 men. It was Hauptsturmführer Wilhelm Wagner as November 24 ordered that all Jews with “J” in the passport should be arrested and deported from the country. Wagner himself was present at Pier 1 along with police inspector Knut Red, who had led the arrests of Jews in Oslo and Aker.

Conditions on board the 532 Jews were miserable. They were crammed into two holds, women and children in one and men in the other.

Simply by Drøbak was blowing up a storm, and “Danube” therefore remained a while out in the Oslo Fjord. Once out in the open sea the ship rolled violently, and several were seasick.

Many on board saw that transport should go north to a work camp in Norway, but the “Danube” was heading south through the Øresund. They could eventually see the illuminated Sweden on the port side and the darkened Denmark on the starboard side.

Because of the strong storm in the Baltic Sea was “Danube” delayed and arrived in the port city of Stettin on the morning of November 30. At the dock were Jews from Norway left to the German security police and security guards from the uniformed police.



Killed same day

transport proceeded by train and 1 December arrived Jews from Norway extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau . All children, women and men who were defined as unable to work, was killed the same day – a total of 346 people. A total of 186 men aged 15-50 years were registered as able-bodied prisoners. Only nine survived the war.

Of the total of 772 Jews who were deported from Norway in the three vessels “Danube”, “Monte Rosa” and “Gotenland” survived only 34 About 250 Jewish families were wiped out.

D / S Donau was built by Deutsche Schiff-und Maschienbau in Hamburg in 1929. ship was owned by the German company Nord-Deutscher Lloyd and was the 9035 gross register tons. Danube was basically a civilian cargo ship, but was at the 2nd World War erupted requisitioned by the German war navy and equipped with anti-aircraft guns and underwater bombs.

After the invasion of Norway, the ship was put into transport between Stettin and Oslo. Primarily brought the “Danube” German troops and quantities of supplies to Norway, but the ship was also used to dislodge German troops from Norway to bet on the Eastern Front.



Slave Ship

“Danube “was under occupation referred to as” slave ship “, when it was used to transport starving Russian prisoners for forced labor in Norway, and to carry Norwegian prisoners to Germany and occupied Poland. Among these were Norwegian students and officers were sent to prisoner of war in Germany.

officers were sent in two groups: One group was transported by ship “Isar” of Stettin. The second group was sent in September 1943 aboard the “Danube”, where they landed in the big, dirty cargo holds on the stern. They were divided into three decks connected by means of makeshift stairs through door openings. Straw mattresses with papirlakener lay on large racks and on the door.

officers told after the war that everywhere the “Danube” could read the names and inscriptions from former prisoners, including Jews and Russians. Also arrested police officers were sent with this ship. In December 1943, 271 policemen sent to capture the ship “Donau”, they ended up in concentration camp Stuffhof near Danzig.

“Danube” transported several hundred arrested Norwegian sailors returned to Norway in May 1941 after they were captured by German warships and forcibly sent home.

Sunk by Manus and Nielsen

night of 16 January 1945 placed Max Manus and Roy Nielsen nine limpets on the “Danube” vessel bottom. These explosives were connected in parallel and some in series, all with good latency. “Danube” left Pier 1 on the day on 16 January. Two pilots landed in Drøbak to 16 o’clock. Shortly after powerful explosions sounded.

ship was landed with the bow and foredeck well up on the mainland bedrock, while the stern sank to the seabed at 40 degree angle. Approximately 1,500 Germans and 450 horses found themselves on board. In a note from 1950 about capturing the ship “Danube” final journey called the cash, “screams sounded until Drøbak. Furthermore, the process nach das Vaterland was stopped. “

After the war took over management of Enemy Property casualty. It was negotiated with several skipsbergere no results. In the early 1950s, a consortium of Bergen negotiated a salvage contract with German salvors. In March 1952, the ship was registered as “Bergensiana,” and in April docked at Akers Mek, after the equal and horse carcasses were removed. It was found that the hull and machinery was in such a condition that the repair was considered. But it was uncertain times, in August 1952 the ship was sold and towed to “Eisen und Metall”, Hamburg, where it was scrapped.

Two ships clocks were left in Norway. A small clock that stood on the “Danube” Bridge has been Linge club’s ownership. Main ships clock that stood on the “Danube” tires, has for decades been exhibited at Norway’s Resistance Museum at Akershus Fortress.

It was this bell was used to signal the departure and arrival and other activity on “Danube” and it is this clock that has now come to the HL-center at Bygdøy.

More than anything symbolizes the ship’s bell from the “Danube” the attempt to annihilate all Jews in Norway.

deportations of the Norwegian Jews were part of a European extermination project, where the Nazis would purge Europe of Jews – from east to west and north to south. To enter into a small ship’s bell in the big story.

Saturday, April 19, 2014

Erna Solberg data storage can be torpedoed – Bergens Tidende

Telenor fears that Erna Solberg’s warranty policy has little value. In an internal legal memo from Telenor called rules, which are designed for data storage, unclear.

– It’s almost comical about the police, to escape the paper mill with court proceedings, can only continue as before and get access to traffic data. The requirement of court proceedings, which were proposed because of the Data Retention Directive, is a system very easily bypassed, says Chief Jørn Bremtun in Telenor.

Stops data storage

Swedish data and telecommunications businesses stops all data storage after the Directive was invalid.

Get easy access to day

Today the police may request access to traffic data, such as telephone companies hold about their customers for up to five months without the right treatment. Post and Telecommunications Authority may suspend the confidentiality of each case, after a request from the police or prosecutors. It created the impression that this would stop the Data Retention Directive.

Government informed Parliament on Friday that it “will carefully review the judgment to see if there is a need to make changes in the rules for data storage from April in 2011. Prime Minister Erna Solberg said in Parliament last Wednesday that the regulations for data storage can be made to Norwegian law, although the data storage directive has been declared invalid by the European Court. She believes the high level of domestic conditions Parliament adopted in 2011 captures many of the objections from the European Court of Justice.



tribunal procedure

– The question is what kind of national law we should have come, and we will keep the laws which we designed to implement the directive, said Erna Solberg. She stressed that Norway has solved many of the challenges facing the European Court pointed out to the security around the collected data “and that there should be judicial proceedings to retrieve the information when the police should have them.”

But if these are the opinions shared.

Telenor wrote in the memo that police and prosecutors “on several occasions” have said that they can request access to traffic data for the current regime, “without taking into account the data storage requirements for including trial and sentencing. “

Unlucky for privacy

conclusion is that” it would be unfortunate “to have such uncertainty about customers’ legal rights and privacy.

note In June 2013 submitted to the Ministry of Transport, who sent it on to the Justice Department. Telenor has still not received a reply, which will be because the government has waited EU proceedings of the Data Retention Directive.

One thing is uncertainty about the content of the national regulations, otherwise if there is a legal basis for introduce a regulatory framework based on an EU directive declared invalid. The directive is based namely on one of the EU’s central policy directive – Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive.



Delete obligation to storage

Ministry said that “the general rule in the Directive is a clear duty of data. The directive was established as an exception to this. When the exception is declared invalid, are left with plain duty as a rule. However, there is some room for exceptions also for communication protection directive. The question then is which national leeway they have to establish their own rules on data retention, in light of both the European Convention on Human Rights and including communications protection directive. “

Communication Protection Directive provides an opening for data storage, due partly to fight crime, but EU Court decision provides a new legal situation that must be considered carefully.

Ministry stated that “there is at least true protection for occupations that handle confidential information, such as doctors, lawyers and priests, as well as source protection to journalists. The lack of protection for these groups is emphasized by the European Court. This is not handled in the Norwegian regulations. “



Sprik government

Transport Minister Ketil Solvik Olsen said Friday Dagbladet that the government has put the case on hold. When “there is no point in investigating something that does not exist. Now we have to start at the issue from scratch, “he said.

same time, ie the Prime Minister informed Parliament that it will go through the judgment of the EU, to see if there is a need to make changes to the legislative work performed. It is therefore an open question who is right – if future legislation is similar to already approved, or if the whole work must begin again.

Miley still in hospital – canceling concerts – AP

Pop star remains in the hospital and dislikes that she should have to cancel concerts.

Miley Cyrus was rushed to hospital in the state of Missouri earlier this weeks after she got a severe allergic reaction to antibiotics.

posts led to the pop star had to cancel two concerts, and according to Entertainment Weekly that reputation flood started.

To prepare selected Miley Cyrus sending out an explanation via Twitter, posted as a note on the phone so she gets more space to express themselves.

First, she writes, “Shut up and let me get well” before she presents the note.

where she reveals the name of allergy medicine that she reacted, and she writes that reactions can last from five to 27 days.

– Miley is heartbroken at having to cancel concerts and probably disappoint the fans, says the note, the pop star – or the person who writes on behalf of her – pray that privacy is respected.

Miley had to cancel concerts in Kansas City and St. Louis because of hospitalization. Last week she had to drop a concert in Charlotte because of the flu.

Now, two additional concerts in Nashville on Friday and Louisville on Saturday.

If she has bad luck max is the artist put out of action until around May 13. The European part of the “Bangerz” tour starting May 2nd in Amsterdam. She is expected to Norway and Telenor Arena on May 28.

Friday, April 18, 2014

Billion Fines cable companies for cartels – Technology Magazine



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Publisert: 2. April 2014 kl . 15:34 – Oppdatert: 3. April 2014 kl. 09:24

EU-11 kommisjonen gir kabelselskaper 2,5 milliarder norske kroner i bøter for å ha drevet kartellvirksomhet i markedet for høyspente kraftkabler.

NEXANS, Psalm virksomhet i Norge også Har, Har Alene fått online bot tilsvarende online halv milliard norske kroner.



Goldman Sachs

Kabelprodusentene, Psalm produserer underjordiske Og undersjøiske høyspentkabler, Har delt markeder Og kunder mellom sec HRF 1999 Og i nesten small AR, EU-sier kommisjonen is a pressemelding.

Høyspentkablene brukes til å koble produksjonskapasitet til strømnettet, Eller å overføre KRAFT mellom ulike moors. Prisen by disse kablene Har director påvirkning by folks strømregning, Har-EU kommisjonen tidligere uttalt.

NEXANS er til I tillegg Brugg, PRYSMIAN, Hitachi Og Goldman Sachs blant two bøtelagte selskapene.

Den største boten by 872 kroner millioner er til gitt PRYSMIAN. Investeringsbanken Goldman Sachs MA dekke online stor andel av boten, ettersom two tidligere var eier Og skal ha utøvd avgjørende innflytelse over kabelprodusenten.

– Det er ingen antydninger urn at Goldman Sachs hadde noen kjennskap Eller involvering i den påståtte, oppkonstruerte adferden, lyder online uttalelse HRF Goldman Sachs pressekontor i London.

NEXANS varsler egen gjennomgang av kommisjonens omfattende avgjørelse Og de sier vurderer å Anke gigantboten, ifølge Reecharge.



Samarbeidet, blue fritatt

Selskapet ABB var også online del av EU-kommisjonens granskning but er fritatt HRF å betale online bot by over 270 kroner millioner fordi selskapet var med PA avsløre kartellvirksomheten for kommisjonen.

– Disse selskapene visste veldig godt at debt gjorde ulovlig var. Derfor opptrådte two varsomt Og i største hemmelighet. Gjennom felles innsats HRF flere konkurransemyndigheter rundt urn i werden Har view sporet OPP deres konkurransebegrensende avtaler Og Fort L’Tile slutt, sier direktør for konkurransepolitikk i EU-kommisjonen, Joaquín Almunia i meldingen.

Kartellet involverer two største selskapene i kabelmarkedet, inkludert sex europeiske selskaper, milked japanske Og rate koreanske selskaper.

Slik gjorde of debt

Ifølge EU-kommusjonens avtale kabelprodusentene å holde seg unna hverandres territorier Og deretter timings mesteparten av debt embracing markedet mellom sec.

Kartelldeltagerne delte two aktuelle kabelprosjektene mellom hverandre avhengig av geografiske plassering, Eller etter hvilken kunde oppdraget gjaldt.

Innad i kartellet hadde kartelldeltagerne egne kallenavn, hvor two referte til seg selv Som henholdsvis “R”, “A” Og “K”-selskaper, Psalm refererte til europeiske, japanske Og koreanske selskaper. Når japanske Eller koreanske selskaper fikk forespørsler HRF kunder i USA, varslet two film europeiske kartellkollegaer Og avviste å gi et tilbud.

for a sweetened wheat at prosjektene styrt i ønsket retning blue kartelldeltagerne enige urn hvilket prisnivå sec by two skulle legge, Eller utvekslet informasjon urn pristilbud for a sweetened at utpekte kabelleverandøren ville tilby denier denier laveste prisen. Two andre selskapene sørget for å sende et høyere tilbud, Eller avstå HRF budgivningen.

Kartelldeltagere hadde ifølge EU-kommisjonen jevnlige møter by hotell i Sor-OST-Asia Og i Europa. Ellers holdt two gjennom Contact e-post, fax Og telefonsamtaler.

Kommisjonen finner ikke til å grunn tvile not at aktørene var klar over at konkurransereglene blue brutt.

I pressemeldingen viser kommisjonen avslørende linjer til i et notat HRF et engines hvor fordeler Og ulemper ved å ga inn i kartell blue diskutert: “Det ville vært vanskelig, med mindre andelen for hvert selskap øker Og fordelene overstiger risikoen ved å ha et kartell. “

Les også:
Statnetts kabler øker strømprisen
Forventer enda en Tysklands-kabel for 2030

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Church loses his grip on Oslo – Osloby

Major living Church is prepared for changes, but hopes to retain at least a couple of Sunday church services a month.

Member failure combined with strong population growth pushes forward changes in oslo church. Merging parishes and rental of church buildings is highly relevant. This spring there are limits in Northern and Western Aker Aker prostitution as erased and redrawn.



One ward – three churches

One of the proposals is to merge the three parishes Vestre Aker, Bakkehaugen and Major living room. You will then have one church and three churches. The question is what to do with the two churches that are left over.

In a note Oslo Bispedømmeråd sent for consultation, recommended that until further be two worship services a month in Major living Church.

– We’ve basically set us hopeful that there will be a joint parish council. What we have argued is that we continue to have Sunday worship services, if not every Sunday, so at least twice a month, says Arnbjørn Jakobsen, Head of Major living parish.



Other religions increases

The Norwegian Church lose their foothold in Oslo. Membership has fallen from 370,050 in 2000 to 344,616 in 2013. Once the capital at the same time has experienced strong population growth, the proportion of Church membership ever lower.

At the turn of the millennium was 72.9 percent of Oslo’s population Members of the Norwegian Church. Last year the proportion had fallen to 55.2 percent.

This is why the Church now feel compelled to change its facility in the capital.

For many of those who move into the city, belongs to another denomination. Number Muslims and members of other Christian faiths increases. Both groups have netted 50,000 members. In 2013 was 8.4 percent of Oslo’s population of Muslims. 9 percent belonged to another Christian denomination.

Churchwarden Robert Wright does not deny that the reorganization is due to religious Oslo is changing.

– These processes are clearly declaration that there are changes. We do not know what’s coming.



– Must reach more

Back in Major living Church is the parish leader Jakobsen afraid that the church community has built up, it will disintegrate if the offer worship Sundays are closed.

– We have a real audience, one foundation of the church, which meets every Sunday and is very fond of his church, says Jakobsen. He estimates that there are about 60 people on average worship services.

He has full understanding of the Church is going to have to see how it can make the most of your money.

– We must find new ways of being church on. When the Norwegian church member’s share drops, the challenge that we must reach out to more.

Ward manager thinks reorganization may open innovation.

– The church should be a place for freedom and joy. Church’s mission is to present themselves in a way that responds to our need for communion with God and with people.

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