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Quand on vit dans un pays où la terre, les volcans et la glace vous rappellent que vous n'êtes que locataires de cette terre, ça vous emmène à aborder la vie avec stoïcisme et optimisme expliquent Edda Magnus et Nina Björk Jonsdottir. Saisir l'instant, ne surtout pas se prendre trop au sérieux, à voir grand et loin ! « Tout finira bien par s'arranger » cette phrase incarne la philosophie islandaise, plus qu'une croyance, c'est une manière d'être au monde. Le climat rude, et la nature aussi dure qu'incroyable et imprévisible ont obligé les habitants à se nourrir de peu; de l'élevage : les moutons, les chevaux arrivés sur les navires vikings furent salutaires ! Quelle ironie : bien qu'entourés par la mer, les Islandais manquaient de sel, la conservation se faisait essentiellement par fumaison, le bois juste suffisant pour fumer les viandes mais pas pour construire des bateaux et pêcher : jusqu'à l'arrivée des premiers colons. De ce passé à survivre est né l'âme islandaise, sa chaleur et son esprit d'ouverture, au monde et aux autres.Avec Nina Björk Jonsdottir et Edda Magnus, autrices du livre Vivre l'Islande publié chez Gallimard dans la collection Voyages.Pour aller plus loin : ► North : La nouvelle cuisine de l'Islande de Gunnar Karl Gislason et Jody Eddy► Le restaurant du chef Gunnar Gislason à Reykjavik : ► Pêcheur d'Islande de Pierre Loti► Magnus Nilsson : La boulangerie nordiques et La cuisine des pays nordiques : Phaïdon► René Redzepi : Vegetable forest and Ocean – Phaïdon► Savourer de Nadine Levy Redzepi - éditions Marabout► Sur RFI, l'émission Si loin Si proche et C'est pas du vent Programmation musicaleSumargestur de AsgeirI longu mali de Una Torfa

Quand on vit dans un pays où la terre, les volcans et la glace vous rappellent que vous n'êtes que locataires de cette terre, ça vous emmène à aborder la vie avec stoïcisme et optimisme expliquent Edda Magnus et Nina Björk Jonsdottir. Saisir l'instant, ne surtout pas se prendre trop au sérieux, à voir grand et loin ! « Tout finira bien par s'arranger » cette phrase incarne la philosophie islandaise, plus qu'une croyance, c'est une manière d'être au monde. Le climat rude, et la nature aussi dure qu'incroyable et imprévisible ont obligé les habitants à se nourrir de peu; de l'élevage : les moutons, les chevaux arrivés sur les navires vikings furent salutaires ! Quelle ironie : bien qu'entourés par la mer, les Islandais manquaient de sel, la conservation se faisait essentiellement par fumaison, le bois juste suffisant pour fumer les viandes mais pas pour construire des bateaux et pêcher : jusqu'à l'arrivée des premiers colons. De ce passé à survivre est né l'âme islandaise, sa chaleur et son esprit d'ouverture, au monde et aux autres.Avec Nina Björk Jonsdottir et Edda Magnus, autrices du livre Vivre l'Islande publié chez Gallimard dans la collection Voyages.Pour aller plus loin : ► North : La nouvelle cuisine de l'Islande de Gunnar Karl Gislason et Jody Eddy► Le restaurant du chef Gunnar Gislason à Reykjavik : ► Pêcheur d'Islande de Pierre Loti► Magnus Nilsson : La boulangerie nordiques et La cuisine des pays nordiques : Phaïdon► René Redzepi : Vegetable forest and Ocean – Phaïdon► Savourer de Nadine Levy Redzepi - éditions Marabout► Sur RFI, l'émission Si loin Si proche et C'est pas du vent Programmation musicaleSumargestur de AsgeirI longu mali de Una Torfa

Positive Performances "Thrive to Perform, Perform to Thrive" On this episode, Ragnar speaks with Krumma Jonsdottir, people development professional and executive coach. With 20+ years of experience in international hospitality management, training, and mentoring, Krumma's expertise bridges hospitality with positive psychology to help F&B professionals develop their leadership skills. Hear more about leadership development focusing on future and current leaders' performance and multidimensional wellbeing. World on a Plate is supported by Nestlé Professional and Electrolux Food Foundation.

Brainz Magazine Exclusive Interview With Krumma Jonsdottir, Management Mentor and Executive Coach. With a zest for life and a love for learning, Krumma is not your average leadership coach. Her journey, native to the raw and beautiful landscapes of Iceland, has taken her across the bustling cities of Europe and the dynamic corporate environments of the United States. Based in the inner suburbs of Paris, Krumma is crafting a new narrative for leadership development focusing on creating a real harmony between performance and multidimensional wellbeing. Krumma´s expertise extends beyond her years, encompassing over 20 years of international hospitality operations and management, training, coaching, and mentoring. Yet, she cherishes a heartfelt commitment to individual growth and team dynamics, blending professional prowess with a genuine desire to uplift those she works with. It's not by coincidence that ‘Love of Learning' ranks among her top strengths, complemented by an unwavering sense of fairness and zest.In this episode, we discover the following: 1. How to increase self-awareness and evolve to self-observation. 2. How to be MORE while doing less. 3. Understanding how our feelings drive our behavior. 4. The importance of shifting from happiness to meaningfulness.With podcast host: Mark SephtonHope you'll enjoy the episode! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today I talk about the Riddari jumper by Védis Jonsdottir from Lopi.

Kolls Lebensgeister sind wiedererwacht, fiebrig sucht er nach Hinweisen zu Phil Lösko. Ebenso verbissen verfolgt Nora ein Ziel. Kwabena wird auf die Verbindung zwischen ihrer Tochter und Patch gestoßen. Wütend stellt sie von Studlar zur Rede. Dieser erfährt die Details hinter dem mysteriösem Frankreich-Deal seiner Geschäftspartnerin. Als er Jonsdottir zu Hause aufsucht, schenkt sie ihm endlich reinen Wein ein.

Kolls Lebensgeister sind wiedererwacht, fiebrig sucht er nach Hinweisen zu Phil Lösko. Ebenso verbissen verfolgt Nora ein Ziel. Kwabena wird auf die Verbindung zwischen ihrer Tochter und Patch gestoßen. Wütend stellt sie von Studlar zur Rede. Dieser erfährt die Details hinter dem mysteriösem Frankreich-Deal seiner Geschäftspartnerin. Als er Jonsdottir zu Hause aufsucht, schenkt sie ihm endlich reinen Wein ein.

Kwabena begibt sich nach Flensburg, um die Akten zum Brekum-Prozess abzuholen. Dabei trifft sie auf Koll, der nichts mehr zu verlieren hat und ihr sein Herz ausschüttet. Zurück in Berlin ist sie in großer Sorge um ihre Tochter. Jonsdottir weiht von Studlar in ihre Patch-Expansionspläne ein – und erzählt ihm wieder nur die halbe Wahrheit. Noras Flucht zieht nun auch gesundheitliche Probleme mit sich.

Kwabena begibt sich nach Flensburg, um die Akten zum Brekum-Prozess abzuholen. Dabei trifft sie auf Koll, der nichts mehr zu verlieren hat und ihr sein Herz ausschüttet. Zurück in Berlin ist sie in großer Sorge um ihre Tochter. Jonsdottir weiht von Studlar in ihre Patch-Expansionspläne ein – und erzählt ihm wieder nur die halbe Wahrheit. Noras Flucht zieht nun auch gesundheitliche Probleme mit sich.

In einem epischen Duell besiegt Köln Potsdam, eine Wolfsburgerin glänzt und Bayern gibt vor allem im Kopf Gas. Nina Potzel und Isabel de Bruyn analysieren Spieltag 3 der Frauen-Bundesliga.

In einem epischen Duell besiegt Köln Potsdam, eine Wolfsburgerin glänzt und Bayern gibt vor allem im Kopf Gas. Nina Potzel und Isabel de Bruyn analysieren Spieltag 3 der Frauen-Bundesliga.

We discussed: finding yourself, creating yourself, arts education, the need for perspective, art patrons, investing in artists, exclusivity, striving for perfection, celebrating mistakes, public relations, student loans, Arts education   https://www.gallerygudmundsdottir.com/ki-selected-works     Audio engineering by Mickey at CushAudio Services Music by Peat Biby     Supported in part by: EEA Grants from Iceland, Liechtenstein + Norway – https://eeagrants.org               And we appreciate the assistance of our partners in this project: Hunt Kastner – https://huntkastner.com Kunstsentrene i Norge – https://www.kunstsentrene.no  

We discussed: finding yourself, creating yourself, arts education, the need for perspective, art patrons, investing in artists, exclusivity, striving for perfection, celebrating mistakes, public relations, student loans, Arts education   https://www.gallerygudmundsdottir.com/ki-selected-works     Audio engineering by Mickey at CushAudio Services Music by Peat Biby     Supported in part by: EEA Grants from Iceland, Liechtenstein + Norway – https://eeagrants.org               And we appreciate the assistance of our partners in this project: Hunt Kastner – https://huntkastner.com Kunstsentrene i Norge – https://www.kunstsentrene.no  

I sit down with Gunny to talk about Iceland, her career, and love. She goes into how one of her injuries reshaped the way she approached the game and we have a little fun with the interview;)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hva er norsk kulturbistand og burde det egentlig hete "bistand"? Hvordan ble LILJAs musikk til? Forsker Solveig Korum og musiker Oddrun Lilja Jonsdottir snakker om globalt kultursamarbeid. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/speisa/message

In episode 028 of INDIE Colorcast, Andrew sits down with Gulla Jonsdottir, an award-winning designer and Owner & Principal of her own architecture & design firm based in Los Angeles.  Gulla shares how she started her career in architecture & design with offers from Frank Gehry and Richard Meier, her proudest moments with her own design firm, and her desire to continue honing her design skills in different mediums.  

In today's episode, I interview Icelandic national team midfielder Gunny Jonsdottir.   The second oldest of seven siblings, Gunny grew up a very independent person.  In 3rd grade, she moved from Iceland to America and picked up soccer. She quickly found comfort in the sport and has been playing ever since then.  Gunny made her debut for the Icelandic national team in Euro 2013 qualifying. She is a regular member of the Icelandic national team. Gunny played 2 years with Utah Royals FC, playing every minute of the 2018 NWSL season and scoring Utah's first goal in club history.   In today's episode, Gunny talks about: -how she deals with her anxiety  -the cool story of how she learned to speak english  -why she prefers Iceland to America -what it was like coming back from 3 ACL tears -how soccer forces you to be vulnerable  -her passion for helping people who have autism  And more.

Gunny is a professional soccer player for the Utah Royals and the National Team for Iceland. She is wildly competitive and very straight forward. Check out this episode!

Gitarist Oddrun Lilja Jonsdottir har vært jorden rundt og samlet inntrykk. Nå har hun laget plata «Marble» ut av det, med god hjelp av blant annet Kåre Vestrheim og Bugge Wesseltoft. Foto: Anne Valeur

The Utah Royals FC Show returns with episode 102. It's been a while since the last episode, but thanks to recent news including major, potential player moves (*cough O'Hara, Press, Jonsdottir *cough), it was time to get behind the mic. Also in this episode: More NWSL games on the horizon this fall Rose Lavelle and Sam Mewis go to Manchester City Sacramento looks to get an NWSL team URFC general manager calls out local beat reporter Who's coming to Utah if O'Hara gets traded? Is it the end of women's pro soccer cause COVID-19 in the U.S. is making it really difficult to have a season? When will we have players in the stands? With DLH, anything is possible! Thanks for listening! Please take care and be safe. The pandemic isn't over just because we're over it.

Does launching sound scary to you? You might lack launching experience, are worried about sign ups or don't know how to reach a good conversion rate, but remember: Everyone starts from zero and the more you launch (and are willing to learn from mistakes), the better your launches will get.    When Hildur Jonsdottir joined SOMBA, she had no idea how to launch. As a health counsellor who works with people who have autoimmune diseases or chronic illnesses, she already had a lot of experience with one-on-one clients and was preparing to sell her services through online courses.    Two years later, she has launched almost every 2-3 months and has had very successful launches with conversion rates ranging from 10-18%. In her latest launch, she was able to double the number of sign ups and made $35K.    In this episode of the Sigrun Show, she shares the launch method she discovered works for her business, how she manages her webinars, what she does in her Facebook group to keep her audience's attention, and what she plans on doing to increase her conversion rates even more.    If you're in launch modus yourself or are looking for some inspiration around launching, this episode is a must-listen!   “I'm so spoilt with my high conversion rates, I never needed to change my launch method - yet.”- Hildur Jonsdottir   What you will get out of this episode:    Hildur's favourite launch method (7:15)  What Hildur did to get media attention (9:30) The sign-ups and show up rates Hildur gets for her webinars (14:00) What makes people to sign up for Hildur's webinars (19:15) How Hildur manages her webinars (23:30) How Hildur's sales are distributed over her open cart period (24:55) What Hildur does in her Facebook group during a launch (27:30) How Hildur explains her conversion rates (31:30) The revenue of Hildur's latest launch (38:55)  How Hildur plans to improve her launches (00:00)          Want to know more about launching? Discover Kelly Roach's Live Launch Revolution or learn some important launch lessons from a $450k launch.  Activities to Keep Your Audience's Attention Up During Your Launch    Sending out regular emails and reminders is essential to keeping the attention of your audience during your launch. However, being active in your Facebook group is another good way to make sure your message reaches people who are already interested in what you're offering.    Here is a list with activities you can post into your Facebook group during your launch:    Testimonials from previous clients (these can either be quotes or screenshots from comments you have received)  Interviews with (former) clients, speaking about their achievements and experiences they had working with you Snippets of individual success stories A Q&A where you answer all burning questions in regards to your offer Encourage people to join your Facebook group and share their stories  Allow members to share their own stories through a Facebook live directly into the group Are you about to launch yourself? I would love to hear how you are preparing your launch, the difficulties you might have encountered and the lessons you have learned. You can follow and connect with me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.  Upcoming Launch Workshop   Have you signed up for my upcoming launch workshop yet? I have tried all the possible launch methods in the book to achieve the launches I have today, and have consistently had 6-figure launches over the past three years. I've been teaching my launch method to my clients, and it's the reason why they are so successful in their online business.    Do you want to learn the most powerful way you can launch online?   Then sign up here.  Connect with Hildur Jonsdottir   Hildur Jonsdottir Please share, subscribe and review Thank you for joining me on this episode of the Sigrun Show. If you enjoyed this episode, please share, subscribe and review on Apple Podcasts or Google Play Music so more people can enjoy the show. Click here to learn how to leave a review, then head over to Apple Podcasts for your chance to win a special thank you gift!

Together with Julian Assange and Wikileaks, activist and "poetician" Birgitta Jonsdottir turned the world on its head by releasing the "Collateral Murder" video, which featured the slaying of two Reuters journalists by American forces in Baghdad, Iraq. Jonsdottir may have ended her association with Wikileaks but her commitment to art, activism and politics is still as strong as ever, and I met her in Reykjavik to talk to her about her life and work, as well as the importance of the Internet archives for journalists as a tool to hold the powerful to account.

After a winter 10k run in Iceland, Katie Linendoll chats with Icelandic triathlete, Dagny Jonsdottir, who shares what it’s like training in the land of fire and ice. She primarily runs outdoors — and likes to challenge herself with uphill terrain in the snowiest and most extreme conditions.

Sara is the owner and founder of the most badass period proof panty company - REVOL GIRL! Her life's purpose and pursuit are to provide and create EMPOWERING period proof underwear for everyone that menstruates. Gone are the days of staining your favourite jeans or nice sheets, Revol Girl always has you protected! On top of providing premium functional leak proof underwear (all handmade locally), Revol Girl (and Sara, to be specific!) is here to disrupt an archaic industry and create a community of support for all menstruators! Sara chats with Lucca and Rebecca about the source of her passion, and the roots of her entrepreneurism!

Utah Royals midfielder Gunny Jonsdottir sits down with Matt Gaschk to talk about making history, inspiration, music and finding the right tattoo artist.

Gunny Jonsdottir sits down with Matt Gaschk to talk about making history, inspiration, music and finding the right tattoo artist.

Gunny Jonsdottir sits down with Matt Gaschk to talk about making history, inspiration, music and finding the right tattoo artist.

Kortversion. Ingibjörg Jonsdottir är enhetschef på Institutet för stressmedicin och forskare om stress. I dagens avsnitt berättar Ingibjörg vad stress är för något, samt hennes tankar och råd gällande stress. Kortversion.

Ingibjörg Jonsdottir är enhetschef på Institutet för stressmedicin och forskare om stress. I dagens avsnitt berättar Ingibjörg vad stress är för något, samt hennes tankar och råd gällande stress.

Feminist blogger Renee Gerlich, who is based in New Zealand, interviews Gudrun Jonsdottir, one of the founders of Reykjavik rape crisis centre, Stigamot. Gudrun has been part of Iceland's women's movement since the famous 1975 women's march, so she talks about its beginnings and early development. Coming from New Zealand, where prostitution is considered legitimate industry, Renee also wanted to know about the Icelandic women's struggle to criminalise pimps and the purchase of women and abolish the sex trade in Iceland. Gudrun does not disappoint - her stories are awe inspiring.

This time we meet two icelandic twins. That do Crossfit. And have a crossfit box. That's a quite good USP. Elin and Jakobina Jonsdottir. Jakobina is probably the one more recognize from being in the crossfit scene for a while. Workout buddy to ie Annie Thorisdottir and Katrin Davidsdottir. But Elin is not a stranger in the crossfit scene. Mather of fact she was one of the first crossfitters in Sweden. in this episode we talk about starting a business, what to be prepared for, what to watch out for, and how to combine this with having families and kids. Also we go into a dive talking about what it takes to make it to the games and we also talk about role models and people we admire. We ask if Crossfit is dangerous for women and what happens to the women body after pregnancy. Definitely not things we knew about. If you go to Iceland anytime soon. You should. Then stop by at Grandi101 and visit this girls. www.grandi101.is @grandi101 @jobinaj @elinjon More episodes and video on: www.escapistcrossfit.com

In today’s episode we kick off  a new series focusing on you, the people of the RunBuzz running community.  This special six part series will be released daily starting with this episode. Each episode will focus on one specific runner, their running journey, and the tips that they wanted to share with you. In today’s episode, […] The post RB48: Gudrun Jenny Jonsdottir – Running Tips From RunBuzz Community Members #1 appeared first on RunBuzz Running - Online Run Coaching And Whole-Body Fitness.

THE BIG DATA SHOW Collateral Murder,Ó a video leaked by Manning in which an American helicopter is seen firing on a group of men in Baghdad Ñ two of the men who were killed turned out to be Reuters journalists. The U.S. Department of Justice eventually subpoenaed Twitter for JonsdottirÕs information, including her personal messages.ÒBlowing the whistle on war crime should not be classified as a crime,Ó Jonsdottir says. Of Manning, she adds: ÒI think he has paid enough penalty already. HeÕs been in prison for 1,000 days. I havenÕt seen any casualties for what he did. The people that É are responsible for the war crimes É in the ÔCollateral MurderÕ Ñ none of them have been held accountable, for example.Ó

On this episode of V-RADIO we are proud to have Birgitta Jonsdottir, a member of Parliment in Iceland. We will be discussing her work with freedom of information, and the transformation of politics. 

Icelandic Parliament member, Foreign Affairs Committee, Environmental Committee, EU Application Committee, Truth Commission Committee, NATO Committee Birgitta Jonsdottir discusses the future of Iceland and warns the public of the over all plan of International Bankers to take and destroy countries as they choose. A warning for the public of the U.S.

Icelandic Parliament member, Foreign Affairs Committee, Environmental Committee, EU Application Committee, Truth Commission Committee, NATO Committee Birgitta Jonsdottir discusses the future of Iceland and warns the public of the over all plan of International Bankers to take and destroy countries as they choose. A warning for the public of the U.S.