Three brothers from Kópasker in Northern Iceland have produced many videos for the yearly local Thorrablót. Their sketch called the Wooden Spoon Trick has been a megahit in Iceland and internationally. The video is mostly self-explanatory but it starts something like this: Posts Tagged ‘Videos’
Hilarious video: The Wooden Spoon Trick (From Kópasker Northern Iceland)
Thursday, May 13th, 2010Three brothers from Kópasker in Northern Iceland have produced many videos for the yearly local Thorrablót. Their sketch called the Wooden Spoon Trick has been a megahit in Iceland and internationally. The video is mostly self-explanatory but it starts something like this: Latest flight information and volcanic activity on Icelandair Group website
Tuesday, April 20th, 2010
A new website launched by the Icelandair Group provides all the vital information online regarding safety, flights and volcanic activity.
The new website launched by the Icelandair Group, holds necessary information for those stranded in Iceland, and awaiting flights with Icelandair across Europe and the United States, including up-to-date flight schedules to and from Keflavik International Airport.
The site contains concise information on the current volcanic activity and ash distribution, why it’s happening, where it’s happening and safety information concerning ash fall.
Whether looking to fly or waiting to fly, travellers can find information on flight refunds, what to do next, and how current daily life is in Iceland. Viewers can also access videos and live feeds on volcanic activity, as well as interviews with stranded travellers in Reykjavik.
The website also works as a reliable library of source information with links from the Icelandic Tourist Board, Icelandic Met Office, Civil Protection Department and Volcanic Advisory from London.
To view the volcano information website launched by Icelandair Group visit: http://www.icelandairgroup.is/volcano/
Útidúr Live @ venue Venue, Reykjavik 26. March 2010 – The Videos
Monday, April 12th, 2010Police Catch Tycoon Paint Splasher
Monday, April 5th, 2010
The Capital Region Police arrested a man in January on suspicion of having splashed red paint on houses and vehicles owned by wealthy individuals. Now it has been proven that the man is the same person who posted videos of the paint splashing on YouTube under the pseudonym of Skap-Ofsi (“Bad-Temper”).