If you would like to help with the management of this site let us. We recently acquired this Iceland based site for those in the New York area. Your input would be greatly appreciated.We currently don't have time to invest in the site, so your help would be greatly appreciated.
Iceland being the most sparsely populated country in Europe has an average about three three people per square kilometer. Almost 80% of the country is uninhabited and mostly uninhabitable. The population being mainly concentrated in a narrow coastal belt, some valleys and the southwest corner of the country. In July 2006 Iceland's population totaled 304,334 people of which around 2/3'rds lived in the capital, Reykjavik, and surrounding areas. Iceland is a progressive modern European society and has a high standard of living and a along with high technology and education.
The Icelandic Association of New York is open to anyone who is might be interested in meeting Icelandic people and exploring the unique culture. The New York Icelandic Association represents people of many different backgrounds. Some of our members are Icelandic Americans that have roots going back to Iceland. Others are Icelanders who either permanently or temporarily reside here in New York working or studying while still other members are simply good friends of Iceland. Anyone interested is welcome to join us.
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PM Presents Iceland, the Web Country Iceland’s government issued a new policy on information technology this week, presented during a conference on the Day of Information Technology on May 7. The policy is entitled “Iceland, the Web Country” and is aimed at developing electronic administration.Deep Sea Fishing |
Offbeat Icelandic Documentary Screened in New York The documentary Steypa (“Concrete”), which explores the vibrant art scene in Iceland, will be screened on May 22 at the Scandinavia House in New York in conjunction with the exhibition “From Another Shore: Recent Icelandic Art.”Tour Guide |
Young Icelandic Band on North America Tour4 Young and funky Icelandic band Sprengjuhöllin launched its two-week North America tour with a concert in Toronto on Thursday. Canadian bands Major Maker and Paper Moon performed alongside Sprengjuhöllin. |
| Students in Iceland: Too Many Immigrants Nearly 60 percent of secondary school students in Iceland (ages 16 to 20) who participated in a new opinion poll by the Icelandic Center for Social Research and Analysis, say there are too many immigrants in the country. Bird Watching |
| Uncertainty about Future of Westman Islands Ferry An offer for the construction and operation of a new ferry for the Westman Islands, off Iceland’s southern coast, has been rejected because it exceeded cost estimates considerably. The Icelandic state may take over the project. |