Christian Hjermind in action for the Danish national team in a game against FranceProfimediaKIF Kolding have sacked CEO Christian Hjermind after the club was relegated on Saturday evening following no less than 41 years in the Danish domestic league, HerreligaenThe KIF Kolding board on Monday sacked Christian Hjermind as CEO, syas the club in a press release. "The board wishes to emphasize that there is a need for a fresh start, taking into account the club's new situation and the reconstruction that lies ahead." "KIF Kolding wishes to thank Christian Hjermind for his great efforts for the club and wishes him good luck in the future", reads the press release. The club does not mention if a decision has been taken in reference to who takes over from Hermind. After winning only two matches in the regular season, Kolding, who have won the Danish title no less than 14 times, were condemned to relegation on Saturday for the first time in 41 years. and only a short trip away from the Jelling stones And for a small city with fewer than 100,000 inhabitants Kolding offers plenty of things do – Culture Trip has picked the best so you can make the most out of your visit Kolding is just a short trip away from the UNESCO-listed Jelling stones | © Dea / S.Vanini / Getty Images Tour the Trolden microbrewery In the centre of Kolding sits the microbrewery and distillery Trolden Owner Michael Svendsen welcomes visitors to the site to tour the microbrewery and sample its beers people are welcome in the old factory buildings where they can sample our products Trolden Brewery has been Kolding’s own microbrewery since 2005 – and distillery since 2011 – so no visit to the town would be complete without seeing us first.” The 90-minute tour One of the better-known sights in Kolding the royal castle was founded in the 13th century and has since been in use as a border guard a royal residence and the seat of local politics picturesque destination for creatives and those wanting to take in the culture of the area Local resident Emma Tambo Simonsen describes Kolding this way: “A city in development be a mixture of both the new and the old – Koldinghus is the biggest attraction because of the history behind it Rather do your own thing at your own pace than go to any big attractions in Kolding Don’t miss the shops and sights of downtown Kolding and it’s easy to lose a morning amid the quiet bustle of local residents going about their day over the cobbled streets of the city Take time out for a coffee in one of the many cafés before getting your fashion fix at H&M and Harreso finding classic homeware at Kop & Kande or looking for books at Bog & idé Sign up to our newsletter to save up to $800 on our unique trips See privacy policy Visitors can go inside the buildings and see the power plant it boasts the largest collection of designer chairs in the country and contains plenty of temporary exhibits offering something new every time you visit Although it’s slightly out of the city centre Channel your inner rock god at Kolding’s leading music venue, Godset. The 700-person-capacity venue, the go-to haunt for concerts and events at reasonable prices, hosts some of the best talent from Denmark and beyond, with about 120 concerts each year. Denmark has a rich musical history and many of the most celebrated artists come to Kolding to ply their trade and singer-songwriter nights that are more stripped-back and showcase local musicians Godset is right next to the train station too making travelling to and from the venue a breeze See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in July See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Spring Guides & Tips This Is Europe's Ultimate Road Trip See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in October See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Summer See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in Autumn Guides & Tips Beat the Crowds with these Alternative Summer Destinations See & Do Lesser-Known Summer Destinations to Visit in Europe Guides & Tips The Best European Cities to Visit in December Guides & Tips The Best Places to Travel in August See & Do The Best European Cities to Visit in September Guides & Tips The Best European Cities to Visit in November US: +1 (678) 967 4965 | UK: +44 (0)1630 35000 tripssupport@theculturetrip.com © Copyright 2025 The Culture Trip Ltd European champions moved closer to clinching the trophy in the Men's EHF EURO CUP 2026 after defeating Denmark in the Highlight Match France are now on top in the standings with four points more than their rivals with two rounds to go Sweden came off victorious from the Scandinavian derby once again as Norway could not prevent a loss in Trondheim Jonas Wille's squad remain the only one without points in this competition Highlight match: Denmark - France 38:40 (17:16) World champions looked eager to avenge the defeat from Lyon in round 3 at the beginning as Denmark took a five-goal lead (8:3) in the opening minutes with Mathias Gidsel putting his stamp on the match by scoring three goals early on France were determined to not let the flying Danes run away and Guillaume Gille's squad improved with each passing minute which resulted with the European champions taking the lead (15:16) of their own before Denmark regained the advantage at half-time it is worth noting that before the match four players got their EHF Excellence Award for the 2023/24 season - Denmark's Emil Jakobsen and Magnus Saugstrup as well as France's Elohim Prandi and Ludovic Fabregas while Denmark's Mathias Gidsel received the newly introduced European Olympic Excellence Award three legends of their national team who have stopped playing or will stop soon You said no to using cookies or similar tools that help improve your experience. To see this content, you would need to update your Privacy Preferences Norway vs Sweden 30:31 (12:16) Sweden set the tempo early on as Michael Apelgren's squad scored goals with ease and took a four-goal lead (8:12) in the 21st minute which signaled the Blue and Yellows' intention to be in full control over the result Norway tried to narrow down Sweden's advantage before half-time but without much success as the Swedes not only kept the formidable lead at the break but increased it to six goals (14:20) in the 35th minute The hosts piled pressure on Sweden in the final minutes and made a late attempt to salvage a draw with a four-goal run never looked like losing with the line player being faultless with five goals from five attempts August Pedersen (6) and Kevin Gulliksen (6) were the joint-top scorers of the match as the Norwegian duo scored 12 goals combined but Sweden collected the points in the end DRAW PREVIEW: The 20 teams participating in the five qualification tournaments will discover their opponents on Wednesday INTERVIEW: Denmark’s coach talks about their exceptional winning streak and their hopes of raising the EHF EURO trophy on home ground THIS IS ME: Legendary German goalkeeper Andreas Wolff has forged a career making huge saves when it matters FEATURE: Send your letters with Jana Mittún and Elias Ellefsen á Skipagøtu — “a stamp is a sign of the great support we have in our country” DRAW REVIEW: The six groups for the next phase of the Women's EHF EURO 2026 Qualifiers have been confirmed in the draw in Romania NEWS: Three of the six teams to contest the promotion round of the Men's EHF EURO 2028 Qualifiers are now known MEDIA RELEASE: International expert organisation DEKRA expands its involvement in handball underlining a shared commitment to integrity QUALIFIERS: With only two rounds to go in the Men's EHF EURO 2026 Qualifiers here is a quick overview of the situation across the groups NEWS: The Women's EHF EURO 2026 Qualifiers draw will be broadcast across Europe in the presence of Major General Abdoulaye Coulibaly took part in the handover ceremony of 3,000 copies of the Operation and Facilitation Guide for Security Advisory Committee (CCS) meetings to the Office of the Commissioner for Security Sector Reform chaired by Mr Kolding and Major General Coulibaly took place at the Office of the Commissioner for Security Sector Reform in Bamako with officers in attendance from the said entity and the Mission the CCS represented a qualitative leap forward in that regional and local bodies now have an official mechanism through which they can convey the expectations and recommendations of the Malian people to the national level The operationalisation of the CCS will capitalize on the momentum fostered by this guide a ‘three-in-one’ tool that will enable members to find in a single the Mission will support the capacity-building of several communal CCS in Bamako the guide will be part of the capacity-building of the members of these various CCS Since its creation in 2016 and in partnership with the Centre for Security Sector Governance (DCAF) EUCAP Sahel Mali has supported the main purpose of the Office of the Commissioner for Security Sector Reform namely the ownership by the various stakeholders of a comprehensive security sector reform for the benefit of all Malians The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden Denmark said Wednesday that it planned to buy more US F-35 fighter jets despite strained relations with Donald Trump who wants to annex its autonomous territory of Greenland "We have to strengthen our fleet of fighter jets and it is completely logical to acquire more F-35 fighter jets," Defence Minister Troels Lund Poulsen told the Børsen newspaper after Denmark announced a huge increase in defence spending Poulsen's department declined to give more details about any future order when contacted by AFP Questions about whether it is wise for Denmark to keep buying weapons from the United States have been put into sharp focus since Trump's rapprochement with Russia and threats of aggression against Canada and Greenland Canada said this month that it would re-examine its purchase of F-35s and look at other options But Poulsen said: "It's completely unrealistic to think that we could stop cooperating with the United States and buying its military equipment Trump reiterates US need to 'have' Greenland ahead of Vance visit US President Donald Trump ramped up his claims to Greenland on Wednesday saying ahead of a visit by Vice President JD Vance that the United States needed to take control of the Danish island for "international security." "We need Greenland for international safety and security We have to have it," Trump told podcaster Vince Coglianese Asked if he thought Greenlanders were eager to join the United States because it's not possible to properly defend a large section of this Earth Trump's comments prompted Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen to say on her Facebook account: "We mustn't have illusions -- President Trump's interest in Greenland is not going away" They know that Greenland doesn't want to be part of the United States," she added saying the message had been communicated "unambiguously." READ ALSO: Is US change of plans over Greenland visit a deescalation? A large number of residents in Jutland town Kolding were without power yesterday evening due to an “unexpected” outage Power went out just after 10pm and was restored just before 11pm after around 33,000 electricity customers were affected by the unexpected outage "We do not expect further disruptions to the electricity supply," Trefor stated after restoring power The outage also caused issues with the water and heating supplies for the affected homes Residents of Zealand town check gardens for meteorites Fragments from a meteor may have landed in an area near Lumsås in Northwest Zealand according to calculations by a network of fireball observers after a fireball was observed in the sky on March 18th Visual sightings and video recordings indicate that part of the fireball could have fallen over Lumsås consisting of one or more pieces weighing around 30-40 grams A network of enthusiasts urged residents of the town to “inspect their houses The Danish state pays a reward for meteorites which are discovered on its territory More on this story here. Please log in here to leave a comment Nordic News and Business Promotion in Asia The Danish-based Asian food retailer Asiatorvet is set to open a pop-up shop in Kolding, Denmark, this coming weekend, according to an announcement on its Facebook page While primarily operating as an online supermarket the company also organizes occasional pop-up shops in cities near its home base The upcoming Kolding pop-up shop will open in Det Gamle Posthus on Mazantigade 12 and provide customers with direct access to authentic Asian ingredients catering to the growing demand for Asian cuisine in Denmark Asiatorvet has emphasized quick access to popular Asian food items that are typically available only online Asiatorvet operates from Kelstrupgårdvej 3, 6340 Kruså, Denmark, and ships products across the country, typically delivering within 1-2 business days. 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Upgrade now. KIF Kolding have been relegated for the first time in club historyMario Hommes/Defodi Images / Zuma Press / ProfimediaThe most winning team in the history of the Danish men's handball league, KIF Kolding, have been relegated from the domestic handball league for the first time in 41 years.Denmark's most winning men's handball club, KIF Kolding will no longer be part of Herreligaen when the next season starts after the summer break In the last game of the regular season on Saturday who has won the Danish title no less than 14 times was relegated after securing only two wins in the domestic league season To avoid relegation, Kolding were forced to win away against Sonderjyske, while Grindsted had to lose its game against Bjerringbro-Silkeborg (BSH), and Grindsted pu the final nail in the Kolding coffin by winning 33-30. Grindsted escaped direct relegation, but still has the risk of going down in the relegation playoffs where also Ribe-Esbjerg, Nordsjaelland, Sonderjyske and TMS Ringsted take part. Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Kolding IF 5 win(s) Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (12) Isak Tånnander has the most shots on target per match for Kolding IF (1.1) Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Søren Andreasen has the most shots on target per match for Hobro (1.6) Oliver Klitten has created the most big chances for Hobro (5) 14 Mar 2025 18:00:00 GMT?Kolding IF won 1–0 over Hobro on Fri 14 Mar 2025 18:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Kolding IF is playing home against Hobro at Autocentralen Park on Fri Anders Oechsler in action for Kolding against Hungary's MKB Veszprem back in 2010ČTK / AP / Bela SzandelszkyKIF Kolding, the club with most trophies ever in the Danish domestic league, are in imminent danger of relegation after having failed to win a single game in Herreligaen for no less than 20 matches. KIF Kolding has won the Danish Handball Championship a record 14 times and the cup tournament eight times The club have played in the top division since 1984 and has dominated the Danish domestic league for more than 40 years their days among the elite handball clubs in Denmark could soon be outnumbered Kolding are currently propping up the standings in the domestic league and are without a win in their last matches who took part in winning the Danish title in 2005 and 2006 admits that the club is staring relegation right in the eye Koldings core identity is based on the fact that last year we celebrated 40 years at the top and are thus the only club in the country that has played in the top division for over 40 years" says Christian Hjermind in a podcast for dr.dk The last time Kolding won the Danish title was in 2015 but the club, who in March 2018 went back to their original name after KIF Kolding København was formed in August 2012, has since been haunted by threats of bankruptcy. They also barely escaped relegation in 2022 when a goal three seconds from the end against TTH Holstebro kept them in the league but if we look at the last seven-eight-nine years we have lived a life at the wrong end of the table" There are four matches remaining in the regular season and a virtual miracle is needed if Kolding isn't going to end in last place and be relegated. The expected crucial encounter will take place on 9 April, when Kolding face Grindsted who are equal on points with Kolding but has a better goal difference "I have a strong belief that when it comes to a decisive match against Grindsted unless something completely crazy happens over the next few matches so I would think that will be the one that decides it" Kolding will also desperately be hoping to get points on the table when they face Skjern Handball at thome in the Sydbank Arena Saturday afternoon New Zealand international forward Ava Collins has signed for top-tier Danish club Kolding IF Collins (22) joins the club after playing for St John’s Red Storm in New York and having a short stint with Auckland United in the Lotto NRFL Women’s Premiership the premier Danish women’s football league The 16-cap Football Fern told Kolding IF’s website: “The club has so many great people working around it which makes it a great comfortable environment to be a part of The girls have all been so welcoming and helpful in settling me in so I can’t wait to get started on this season.” Kolding’s head coach Allan Drost said: “Ava is a player that I have followed for a while and when there was an opportunity to link Ava to the squad I had no doubt that it was an option we had to pursue “With her speed and good 1 v 1 skills she can handle all three forward positions and will be a challenge for all defences in the league.” Collins played school football for Auckland’s St Cuthbert’s College and was with Eastern Suburbs before heading overseas in 2021 VIDEO: Following the Ferns — Ava Collins >>>>> This story was first published on August 11 Auckland FC’s Guillermo May is the special guest on episode 17 of New Zealand’s weekly.. 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The current head to head record for the teams are Kolding IF 1 win(s), OB 2 win(s), and 1 draw(s). Have scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (15) Sami Jalal Karchoud has created the most big chances for Kolding IF (5) Have scored 13 goals in their last 5 matches Luca Kjerrumgaard is the competition's top scorer (18) Autocentralen ParkNewsWho will win?X‌‌‌About the matchKolding IF is playing home against OB at Autocentralen Park on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Kolding IF 1 win(s) hvordan en blanding af en hest og en cykel ville se ud Hvor mange film er der lavet om onde sygeplejersker Svarene skal du bruge til absolut ingenting lad mig dog have mine formålsløse søgninger i fred det angår dine medmennesker her på planeten for hver eneste gang dine fingre trykker en tast i bund i jagten på svar Helt konkret koster en gennemsnitlig google søgning i omegnen af 0,0003 kWh Med den mængde energi kan du tænde en 60 watts pære i 17 sekunder Hvis du spørger ChatGPT i stedet for google og så lander energiforbruget for en typisk søgning på 2,5 – 10 Wt Dertil kommer et vandforbrug på 10-25 ml til køling at 100 millioner mennesker hver dag spørger ChatGPT-4 om 3-4 ting vil energiforbruget på bare en måned svare til adskillige atomkraftværkers output og millioner af kubikmeter vand Bør vi tage os sammen og skrue ned for vores ligegyldige og unødvendige søgninger for at spare på energiforbruget - Det kan man selvfølgelig godt diskutere kan være nødvendigt for andre så det kan da være et svært sted at sætte ind for at få energiforbruget ned der er adjunkt i Data Science-gruppen på Institut for Matematik og Datalogi I stedet vil han og kolleger i et nyt projekt hellere se på hvad udviklerne af chatbots kan gøre for at vores søgninger bliver mere bæredygtige – altså mindre energikrævende Helt specifikt har han øjnene rettet mod de store sprogmodeller som er hjernen i de mange tilgængelige chatbots også fra Institut for Matematik og Datalogi har han modtaget en bevilling på 100.000 såkaldte node hours (svarende til seks mio kr.) på supercomputeren LEONARDO til to projekter hvoraf det ene handler om at gøre store sprogmodeller mere bæredygtige Med på holdet er også den danske virksomhed Ordbogen A/S Det andet projekt har fokus på at udvikle danske sprogmodeller - Vi kan ikke og ønsker heller ikke at forhindre at folk interagerer med store sprogmodeller men vi kan i det mindste gøre en indsats for De store sprogmodeller er ekstremt energikrævende at træne før en chatbot kan begynde at give et nogenlunde fornuftigt svar på brugerens spørgsmål - Det koster hurtigt flere hundrede millioner dollars på strømregningen at træne en sprogmodel og der bliver hele tiden trænet i hundrede tusindvis af dem Nogle er udbredte og bliver brugt af mange nogle har en kort storhedstid på måske blot en uge og atter andre bliver aldrig rigtigt brugt Tag OpenAIs GPT-4: Det tog 5-6 seks måneder at træne den og energiforbruget røg op omkring de 50 gigawatt timer vil det svare til at have så meget benzin i tanken at man ikke skal tanke de første 29 millioner km at der er tale om engangsudgifter til træning og at prisen for en søgning så selvsagt bliver mindre jo flere der har læst et ekstremt stor antal tekster og lært sig selv at danne nye tekster som kan fungere som svar på de spørgsmål når vi spørger en chatbot som ChatGPT En sprogmodel lærer vha neurale netværk og kan derfor betegnes som en form for kunstig intelligens som den ved fra de mange læste tekster Derfor er det vigtigt at træne den på mange forskellige tekster og løbende at opdatere og derfor arbejder vi på at nedbringe energiforbruget Vores mål er ikke at nedbringe energiforbruget på selve træningen der vil have et lavere energiforbrug ved inferens; altså ved den aktivitet En sprogmodel har milliarder af såkaldte parametre og færre bits betyder mindre energiforbrug - Vi ønsker at minimere det til 1,58 bits pr så modellen får tre mulige værdier for hver paramater: -1 Det vil gøre driften af en sprogmodel meget billigere og gøre det muligt at køre sprogmodeller på f.eks at trenden er at investere mere computerkraft i at få bedre resultater i inferenstiden Altså: at sprogmodeller kan udforske og evaluere mulige svar (at de ”tænker”) som vi specifikt går efter i dette projekt er at se om vi kan tage en standard 8-16 bit præ-trænet model og transformere den til en 1,58 bit model efter at den er trænet – det kunne spare endnu mere energi Hvis det lykkes for Lukas Galke og Peter Schneider-Kamp at få energiforbruget så langt ned vil en søgning ende med at koste 30 gange mindre end i dag Lukas Galke er adjunkt i Data Science gruppen på Institut for Matematik og Datalogi Gå til profil Tilbage til Nyheder 2025 fra Det Naturvidenskabelige Fakultet tiden kræver.” Siden grundlæggelsen har SDU været drevet af en ambition om at fremme forskningsresultater og det kræver mere end et fag og en metode at løse dem Derfor er mange af vores strategiske forskningsprojekter tværdisciplinære og studerende vil finde fag på skemaerne When he was finally located in a Philadelphia shopping center was uninjured — and he had a full stomach Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department's 12th District came upon the 15-year-old just after 4 p.m Kolding, whose Oct. 30 disappearance sparked a multi-state, two week search had no obvious injuries and was turned over to the Philadelphia Police Department's Special Victim's Unit McLaurin told the USA TODAY Network New Jersey and DailyRecord.com.  Detective John Hukowski of the Mountain Lakes Police Department who worked with at least 14 agencies on finding the youth said Wednesday that he was overjoyed to hear from Philadelphia police that Kolding was safe and not hungry A Philadelphia officer who found the teen told Hukowski he offered him pizza or another meal What happened: Missing teen left cellphone behind, took $1,000 in cash Runaways: Mountain Lakes teen Thomas Kolding puts spotlight on runaways Hukowski said police believe Thomas spent nearly his entire time away in Philadelphia the detective said, police fielded at least 50 tips and heard from some psychics including one that Thomas was "hanging out with rappers." A woman in Miami County mistakenly believing Kolding was the teen with a backpack she saw around 4 a.m Hukowski declined to reveal other details he said he is learning about the two-week escapade He said Kolding was not harmed on the road but the family needs time and space to process the teen's ordeal The Morris County Prosecutor's Office on Tuesday released a statement confirming that Kolding was found and safe but didn't elaborate and as far as we know he came to no harm," Mountain Lakes Police Chief Shawn Bennett said.  a Philadelphia resident who works at DD's Discount Store at Penrose Plaza said the mall is close to Philadelphia International Airport and John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum She said she never saw Kolding in the area but was aware of the search through local media coverage McLaurin said an initial police report he received that Kolding was found in "Tent City" — an informal name for the Kensington section of Philadelphia populated by homeless and drug-addicted people — was not accurate.  The area in which Kolding was found is not known as a gathering place for homeless people After being transferred to the custody of the Philadelphia Police Department's SVU Kolding was taken to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for evaluation Mountain Lakes High School interim Principal Frank Sanchez said students are relieved and happy that Kolding was found "His father and I are focused on Thomas's re-entry to school," Sanchez said but we want him to be back healthy and ready." Sanchez said there was no specific timetable for the teen to return to school The district's crisis team has been meeting on ways of re-integrating Kolding and on making school comfortable for his two younger brothers "We're going to focus on him and on what he missed What he wants to share is up to him and his family," Sanchez said "Everyone is so relieved to hear he's safe," said Mountain Lakes resident Karen Verzaleno prayed for Kolding and that relatives who don't live in the area texted her asking for news on the case My heart goes out to the parents," Verzaleno said Nicolai Kolding said on Facebook that his son was found in Philadelphia and would need at least one night in the hospital "as he's been through a lot over these last two weeks." the community and everyone who shared details of his son's disappearance on social media but said the family expected to "go quiet for a while to focus everything we can give to the long road to recovery." The boy's parents could not immediately be reached by phone or at home through Wednesday afternoon After an argument with his father about his grades — though he's an honors student — Kolding rode his bicycle Oct He was traced to the Broad Street station in Newark when he was caught on surveillance cameras at Walter Rand Transit Station in Camden and an hour later on Race Street in Philadelphia He left behind notes for his family and a friend that indicated he didn't want to be found He took $1,000 of his savings but not his cellphone or other electronic devices Staff Writer Peggy Wright: 862-207-0779; pwright@GannettNJ.com “The fish are like vitamin gummy bears for kids,” Jeppe Kolding says. Kolding is a Professor at the Department of Biology at the University of Bergen (UiB) He is lead author of a report published by the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Kolding worked as a nurse and midwife in Kenya sun dried fish as a supplement in their children’s food which otherwise consist mainly of corn meal (Ugali) “The proper development of the immune system as well as brain capacity in small children depend on certain fatty acids solely ingested through milk or fish,” says Kolding The report points out that the dry regions south of Sahara can benefit greatly from establishing fish as a dietary supplement Despite lakes occasionally drying up and later returning there is a basis for life for certain species of small resilient fish in the area The fish return quickly to areas that have been dry and can propagate incredibly fast when conditions are right the regions in question can produce 1.25 million tonnes of fish per year This amounts to 25 per cent of the total registered yield on the African main land “The fish are hardy and adapted to the conditions they exist in,” the biology professor says Harnessing the massive potential has its demands Politicians and governments need to recognise fish production as part of the agricultural development including water reservoirs for irrigation Kolding thinks that one for too long has only put emphasis on one thing: agriculture “One builds thousands of small water reservoirs forgetting that they also can be used for fish Most people in these areas have been fishermen and farmers for generations,” Kolding points out He is of the opinion that the current rules and regulations represent an out-dated and mistaken way of thinking particularly regarding mesh sizes in fishing nets The official demand is that fish grow large to adult size before being harvested making it illegal to fish the smaller specimens The justification is mainly economic interests A mere 0.001 per cent of the fish grow large enough to be caught in the larger meshes you lose 90 per cent of the potential energy the fish can provide,” Kolding says In addition to its economic and nutritional value the small fish can play a big role in times of need such as droughts Sun dried fish can potentially be stored for years Chris Waller-trained Kolding was a multiple Group 1 winner the George Main Stakes and the inaugural Golden Eagle life is a little slower for the 7-year-old thoroughbred racehorse who has now retired into the care of Sydney’s Clare Oxley Racing Dreams host Julie Snook caught up with Ms Oxley and Kolding at Centennial Park Equestrian Centre ahead of a dressage competition just last week Ms Oxley gave some insight into life after racing for Kolding and heaped praise for the thoroughbred Mogens Hørder havde en klinisk karriere indenfor klinisk kemi hvor han i mange år var leder af Klinisk Biokemisk Afdeling på Odense Universitetshospital ligesom han fra 1981 var professor ved Det Sundhedsvidenskabelige Fakultet I forbindelse med planerne om lukning af lægeuddannelsen i Odense i slutningen af 1980’erne blev Mogens Hørder i 1989 dekan for Sundhedsvidenskab og spillede en stor rolle i de omlægninger Mogens Hørder videreførte sit dekanarbejde frem til 2008 og blev således en af de længst siddende dekaner i Danmark Han satte et stort aftryk på dansk sundhedspolitik fx gennem rapporten om Medicinsk sundhedsforsknings fremtid (MESUF-rapporten 2001) og deltagelse i en række nationale råd Han var også med til at forme Det Sundhedsvidenskabelige Fakultet på SDU så det med dannelsen af regionerne kom til at dække den sundhedsvidenskabelige forskning på alle Region Syddanmarks sygehuse Mogens Hørder var ofte en frontløber og blev blandt andet central for oprettelsen af Klinisk Biomekanik-studiet ved SDU som blev den første universitetsbaserede kiropraktoruddannelse i Norden Efter dekan-tiden varetog Mogens Hørder på eksemplarisk vis en række opgaver på SDU herunder implementering af undervisningskvalitetsarbejdet institutlederstilling på det nystartede Institut for Psykologi og Mogens Hørder blev en meget aktiv medarbejder på forskningsenheden for Brugerperspektiver hvor Mogens Hørders interesse for patientinddragelse blev et hovedarbejdsområde Æret være Mogens Hørders minde Seattle police internal investigators found that former Lt Brendan Kolding violated “multiple (Seattle Police Department) policies” and a city personnel rule against workplace harassment by sending an insulting letter to another officer’s workplace last year when investigators confronted Kolding about finding his fingerprint on a piece of tape used to seal the envelope containing the letter Kolding denied sending the letter and suggested the complaining officer somehow must have taken Kolding’s prints to implicate him “If he has tape that my fingerprints are on that totally doesn’t surprise me,” Kolding told them Internal investigators ultimately sustained five misconduct violations — including dishonesty — against Kolding Kolding resigned from the department before the internal investigation was finished saying he was leaving to campaign for the council full-time Records show Kolding issued his letter of resignation to Chief Carmen Best on Feb 22 — three days after his union representative canceled a scheduled meeting with internal investigators who sought to question him as part of a dishonesty probe That investigation was opened based on Kolding’s denials and statements in the then-pending harassment case “If you were still employed with the Department, the recommendation would be termination of employment,” the department wrote in a proposed disciplinary action report issued to Kolding in May Kolding, who did not immediately return a phone message Wednesday, has denied the allegations against him claiming he is the victim of retaliation within the department But Kolding seemed to change the story he gave to investigators in a written statement he later sent to Best After thinking over his interview with the Office of Police Accountability (OPA) Kolding wrote: “I recovered a vague memory of sending the envelope to the complainant within approximately 12 hours of my interview I recalled taking the actions that I had been accused of taking but had originally denied I was unable to sleep for the rest of the night.” Kolding has requested a hearing with Best on July 25 to try to clear his name The OPA records released Wednesday portray a rocky workplace relationship marked by multiple disputes between Kolding and the officer who complained about him dating back to at least 2017 Kolding had previously worked with the officer for more than five years the unidentified officer filed the complaint against Kolding alleging harassment after receiving the letter left in an envelope labeled “SJC Receptionist.” The envelope contained a job posting for the department’s Telephone Reporting Unit viewed the letter as insulting because it referred to him as a “receptionist,” and saw the job posting as “a pejorative towards him as this suggested that he was not a competent police officer,” according to the OPA records The officer suspected Kolding sent the letter as “part of a larger pattern of harassment” previously reported to department supervisors Past disputes between Kolding and the officer included a complaint Kolding had filed in 2017 accusing the officer of leaving work early and another in which Kolding claimed the officer threatened him with a pair of scissors A supervisor later deemed that reported threat to be “unfounded,” the OPA records show “He further alleged that (Kolding) had been dishonest in the prior cases,” according to the records supervisors later counseled Kolding about treating others professionally the officer filed his complaint about the letter About 3 1/2 hours after OPA investigators notified Kolding about that complaint the department’s Latent Print Unit received an anonymous call from a male for OPA investigations do you guys do a latent print evaluation?” The caller hung up when told that sometimes happens Investigators later traced the call to Kolding’s personal cell phone when asked why there was a call from his phone he told OPA that he had no explanation why he made a call … from his personal cell phone,” the records say is among three primary-election candidates vying for the Council’s District 1 seat which represents West Seattle and South Park The other candidates are incumbent Councilmember Lisa Herbold and attorney Phillip Tavel Kolding partly built his campaign on combating what he called the council’s “culture of hostility” toward police he has said his experience with the police department would prepare him to replace Herbold When asked last week why he hadn’t mentioned the internal investigation during his campaign Kolding responded: “This is a personal situation My side of the story hasn’t been totally considered with this yet.” who ran unsuccessfully as a Democrat for a state House seat in 2016 has said he left the department to campaign for the council full time and denied that his resignation was motivated by the investigation Aside from the internal investigation records the department also released on Wednesday 95 pages of records from Kolding’s personnel file memos and letters of commendation for his work; hiring certification and promotional records; and documents related to Kolding’s resignation this year “I am resigning from SPD so I can campaign full-time for the Seattle City Council,” Kolding wrote as the reason for leaving the department in a form submitted to Best “I feel that is what I need to do to win the election.” Kolding also wrote: “I would be honored to have the opportunity to return to SPD as a lieutenant.” Kolding has a July 25 meeting scheduled with the department in which he can seek to have his name cleared Best is expected to decide whether to uphold the OPA’s findings Although no disciplinary action can be taken against Kolding if Best upholds the findings the result could harm his political standing In his statement to the chief about the case Kolding wrote: “As you deliberate on this matter I request that you consider my entire ten-year career with the SPD I have had zero sustained complaints.” Correction: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated the Office of Police Accountability issued the proposed disciplinary action report (DAR) to Kolding in May The Seattle Police Department’s administration issued the DAR to him The opinions expressed in reader comments are those of the author only and do not reflect the opinions of The Seattle Times Stay secure and make sure you have the best reading experience possible by upgrading your browser UPDATE: Runaway Mountain Lakes teen found, unhurt, by shopping plaza in Philadelphia Mountain Lakes runaway Thomas Kolding has been found safe in Philadelphia, two weeks after he left his parents a note and left home with $1,000 The Morris County Prosecutor's Office and Mountain Lakes police announced at 5 p.m Tuesday that the 15-year-old was found safe.  Authorities did not provide details on where Kolding was found his father Nicolai Kolding posted on Facebook that Thomas was found in Philadelphia and needed at least a night in the hospital as "he's been through a lot over these last two weeks."  Nicolai Kolding also thanked everyone who helped in the search and said "in time there may be more to share." Agencies credited with helping in the search are New Jersey State Police and police forces from NJ Transit the Delaware Port Authority and Miami Township Family and friends had continued a persistent search for the 15-year-old two weeks after he left home the night before Halloween and 10 days after his last confirmed sighting in Philadelphia A few hours before Thomas was found Tuesday his father posted a video on YouTube telling his son he loved him and that he would be sincerely listened to if he came home every second of every day," Kolding said on the video. "I don't want you out there feeling like you're being hunted down that you're a fugitive and maybe you're watching this all along and still want to keep going "One of the things I've not been able to figure out from the start is are you running to If there's something all along you were trying to say and you felt like I wasn't listening I didn't connect, or worse yet that you felt you couldn't say something Friends also started a GoFundMe page to help parents Nicolai and Aleksandra Kolding with flyer printing the site had reached nearly $16,000 of a $20,000 donation goal and says that if Thomas is found or excess funds remain they will be donated to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children the parents have posted updates for the community on their Facebook page That's when Thomas was captured on surveillance camera images at the Walter Rand train station in Camden around 2 p.m and within an hour at the corner of Fifth and Race streets in Philadelphia The family received unconfirmed reports of Thomas being seen in Ohio but none had panned out Nicolai Kolding wrote on Facebook that he went to Camden last Friday to try to make sense of his son's route through the teen's eyes "I'm retracing his steps now to try to find out more and see things through his eyes," Kolding wrote The father's latest post said the family spent time Monday celebrating the birthday of Thomas' youngest brother and had been meeting virtually non-stop with detectives including those from Mountain Lakes and the Morris County Prosecutor's Office "It was clearly not the same without Thomas but we also all needed to smile and even laugh a little together," Nicolai Kolding wrote FIND THOMAS: Missing Mountain Lakes teen left cellphone behind, took $1,000 in cash when he left home ONLINE: The internet can teach your kid how to run away from home. Parents, here’s what to know RUNAWAYS: Mountain Lakes teen Thomas Kolding puts spotlight on runaways The Mountain Lakes High School freshman and soccer player left notes for his parents and a friend the night of Oct 30 before riding his bicycle to the Denville train station Police and family say he boarded a train for Newark then continued to Penn Station in New York City with his last known whereabouts in Philadelphia on Nov Nicolai Kolding had said in an interview that an argument over grades and "not living up to his potential" he had with his honors-student son may have led to the teen's disappearance He left with about $1,000 in savings and a large blue Adidas backpack but left behind his cellphone and other electronic devices so he couldn't be tracked with Rector Margareth Hagen providing the opening speech SmallFish4Food is one out of only 12 projects globally to be funded via this call Hitting the right spot at the right time in combining fish with nutrition The African Development Bank issued a policy brief in March 2024 which stated that if we’re to get more food from the sea there is only one way to go – with small fish This is unanimously agreed upon in scientific circles,” says Kolding and believes that this combines with increased attention to human health He and Overå stress that they’ve been fortunate enough to connect with the right research partners and that interdisciplinarity has always been key in their projects “We’re indeed riding a wave of increased interest in small fish This is also part of a larger trend in global food systems We also see it in discussions for plant-based diets and eating less meat But fish has not been as high on the agenda We now see that fish is on the way up and we’re part of this wave It’s nice to contribute to putting sustainable fish consumption on the agenda,” Overå says Kolding points out that small fish production is more sustainable as it doesn’t lead to increased use of water resources or fertilizer compared to other production methods SmallFish4Food builds on the LEAP-Agri project SmallFishFood. What’s the main difference between the new and this previous project? “Not much. The only prerequisite in the call was that the new project must build on an existing project,” explains Kolding. Yet they point to two new key elements in the new project. “There is more of a spotlight on fishmeal production, or perhaps rather the competition between fish feed and human consumption of fish meal, and the nutritional content of wild fish compared to farmed fish,” says Kolding. “Also, we’re studying the consumer market more closely for this project. In the past, we’ve had a spotlight on nutrition. However, much of my research stopped at the market and in the value chain once the fish had reached the market,” says Overå adding: “This time we also want to find out a lot more about non-wild fish, i.e., aquaculture and fish farming. We will look at what perception different consumer groups have of this. This is mostly a middle-class market. What fish do they eat? At the same time, we will compare the nutritional content of wild fish and farmed fish, and competition between small fish for food and feed.” According to Kolding farmed fish is generally three times as expensive as small fish. “People have become snobs. In the past we ate herring and potatoes. Now we eat farmed salmon. Even in Africa. You just don’t serve small fish to visiting guests,” he says. The most relevant local fish for farming in many African countries is tilapia. “Fish farming is also promoted by Norway, who is pushing fish farming and aquaculture in the global south,” says Kolding pointing to Norad supporting such projects actively. SmallFish4Food is awarded 611,000 Euro, of which the Research Council of Norway contributes with about half, or 310,000 Euro. The Norwegian part of the funding is equally split by UiB and Institute of Marine Research, where researcher Marian Kjellevold is active in the project. She has long been engaging in research collaborations with Overå and Kolding, including its predecessor SmallFishFood. Why has the topic of small fish been for better nutrition and increased food security been so underrepresented in global food programmes? “That’s a good question, but that’s the way it is. If you study food tables around the world, you will find that cattle are divided into categories everywhere. Even chicken has many subcategories. But fish is only fish. Not what type of fish. Skinny. Oily. Filet. Parts of fish. Seafoods only account for 1-2 per cent of what we eat. And even this small number is decreasing,” Kolding says. “Which is interesting on several levels as there is a strong flashlight on the ocean and waters now. The key role of ocean governance is often mentioned. This is out of sight and therefore out of mind for us on land. What happens far out in the ocean is not something we’re very conscious about. There is a lot of activity that is invisible when you view it from land,” Overå says. “Yet it’s a paradox that when you drive in the country and see the tractors ploughing the fields: How much biodiversity is being destroyed? At the same we’re trawling only one per cent of the seabed. This points to two separate ethical views for land-based and ocean-based food production,” Kolding explains. How can SmallFish4Food contribute to closing the knowledge gaps and provide the information that is needed? Not the least for policymakers to make the right decisions. “The ambition to increase Norwegian salmon production fivefold by 2050 needs to be put in a global food security perspective. When you consider the problem with small fish for feed: Is this the best way to utilize these food resources? We are becoming very short sighted in Norway, unable to see that the salmon swimming in our fjords are completely connected to other global food systems, only to make money from incredibly capital-intensive food production,” she says. “Norwegian salmon has been a financial success. But what has it cost in other ways of measuring values? The whole discourse is about to change. We must not feed the entire population with farmed fish. The world discourse is about to move from economics to food security,” believes Kolding. What activities do you plan now that the project has been officially launched? “We will look at the value chain. Where does the small fish make its way? Where does it land? How much goes out locally and internationally? We will create a balance sheet model with an auditing system of how much waste there is in the value chain. Who gains and loses? Look at more analyses of products that we did not finish with in the previous project. Ragnhild will look at the entire trade route,” says Kolding. What changes do you hope the project can contribute to and are there particular policies you want to influence? And how do you believe these changes in policy can be implemented? “We will look at individual countries’ policy on food security and try to influence it nationally. All countries have food security policies and strategies. Our aim is to look at how to integrate small fish into these,” concludes Jeppe Kolding. Text description provided by the architects. The visitor center at Skamlingsbanken in Kolding is an architectural portal to the glacial landscape and its history of democratic events. The center is designed as a natural and integrated part of the undulating landscape and from the overall design to the small details, visitors will experience an architecture that finds its origin in Skamlingsbanken's unique nature and history. A common ground for democratic culture – then, now, and in the future. Skamlingsbanken holds a central place in Danish history, and over time it has been a setting for debates about democracy, the border country, and women's suffrage. In the past, Skamlingsbanken - due to its undulating landscape with hollows and hills - was a natural gathering point sheltered from the wind, and many civil gatherings and festivals, therefore, took place right here. © Adam Mørk“Skamlingsbanken connects the past with the present and the future, and one of the project’s main ambitions has been to actualize the place’s remarkable history and nature into a contemporary context. The new visitor center is a modern arena for democratic culture and recreates Skamlingsbanken as a setting for important debates and education about the things that concern us, e.g., climate change,” says Carsten Primdahl, partner and architect at CEBRA. He elaborates: Plan“Today, nature and the ecosystems of our planet are challenged as a consequence of human activities, and it is a shared democratic task to protect and maintain the planet as a safe habitat for nature, animals, and humans. At Skamlingsbanken we have created a place where visitors will gain knowledge about our democracy and nature through a diversity of experiences.” A space in the landscape. Skamlingsbanken’s landscape was created during the last ice age and offers a rich and varied nature characterized by rolling hills and large meadows, and the scenic context has been the main inspiration for the design of the visitor center. By elevating the landscape along with two circular cuts, the exhibition space becomes a subtle insertion in the landscape in the form of a softly curved hill.  The main attraction at Skamlingsbanken is nature itself. When visitors enter the exhibition space, they will experience moving through the hill and its many hidden stories. The corrugated back wall is plastered with clay, and the rest of the interior is characterized by local materials like wood, terrazzo with fieldstones and, calm, earthy color tones. The introvert and dimmed exhibition space culminate with a spectacular panoramic view towards the Little Belt Strait.  © Adam MørkPreserves and develops local nature. The new visitor center has been built in a protected area, and the landscape and biological values have been important focal points in the project. In close collaboration with the clients, foundations, landowners, and the Danish Society for Nature Conservation, the project team succeeded in expanding the protected area around the visitor center from 35 hectares to 128.  © Adam MørkSkamlingsbanken is located on the highest point in Southern Jutland and consists of an old grazing landscape and during the development of the visitor center it has been crucial to protecting the site's flora and fauna Mette Keseler List from Kolding Municipality a special grass mixture based on local species was developed and spread on and around the building The mixture provides optimal conditions for the local herbs and together with the reuse of natural peat from the building site the project thus supports the continued development of the unique local nature and biodiversity You'll now receive updates based on what you follow Personalize your stream and start following your favorite authors If you have done all of this and still can't find the email MOUNTAIN LAKES, N.J. — A runaway teen found at a Philadelphia shopping center two weeks after he left home with $1,000 and no cellphone was uninjured — and not hungry Officers from the Philadelphia Police Department's 12th District came upon Thomas Kolding 15, of Mountain Lakes just after 4 p.m had no obvious injuries and was turned over to the police department's Special Victim's Unit said Wednesday that he was overjoyed to hear that Thomas was safe and not hungry. A Philadelphia officer who found the teen told Hukowski that he offered Thomas pizza or another meal Police believe that Thomas spent nearly his entire time away in Philadelphia the detective said police fielded at least 50 tips and heard from some psychics including one that Thomas was "hanging out with rappers." mistakenly believing Thomas was the teen with a backpack she saw around 4 a.m but the family needs time and space to process the teen's ordeal The Morris County Prosecutor's Office released a statement confirming that Thomas was found safe but didn't elaborate and as far as we know he came to no harm," said Shawn Bennett the honors student rode his bicycle to the Denville Mountain Lakes is about 30 miles northwest of New York City ► Aug. 1: Mollie Tibbetts gets more coverage than others missing. Is bias to blame?► June 2017: The one thing tens of thousands of missing kids have in common He had left notes for his family and a friend indicating he didn't want to be found The mall where the boy was discovered is close to Philadelphia International Airport and John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum Township a Philadelphia resident who works at DD's Discount Store at Penrose Plaza. She never saw him in the area but was aware of the search through local media coverage The area in which Thomas was found is not known as a gathering place for homeless people police said. After being transferred to the custody of the Philadelphia Police Department's SVU he was taken to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for evaluation Students are relieved and happy that Thomas was found interim principal of Mountain Lakes High School. He said he spoke at around 5 p.m who was preparing to go to Philadelphia more than 100 miles away Thomas' parents could not be reached Wednesday "His father and I are focused on Thomas's re-entry to school" though no specific time has been set ► June 2017: Runaway killed amid scrutiny over lack of available care► January 2017: Trooper who rescued teen: 'No one should be trafficked' The district's crisis team has been meeting on ways of re-integrating Thomas Catherine of Siena Catholic Church prayed for Thomas Relatives who don't live in the area texted her asking for news on the case "Everyone is so relieved to hear he's safe," she said. "At every age Follow Peggy Wright on Twitter: @PeggyWrightDR Runaway 15-year-old Thomas Kolding was spotted near Philadelphia on Saturday his father said Wednesday from the family's Mountain Lakes home.  but we still have a long way to go," Nicolai Kolding told NorthJersey.com and the USA TODAY Network New Jersey and it looks as though he's in control," Kolding said was in the Philadelphia area after being caught on surveillance video at the Walter Rand Train Station in Camden Saturday appeared Wednesday evening at a community vigil and prayer organized by friends on the turf field behind the Wildwood School gathered to console the Koldings and raise white vigil candles as they prayed for the teen who left home Oct 30 to be found and reunited with his family I can't figure out what this is," Nicolai Kolding told the crowd I don't want him to be out there feeling like a fugitive There's going to come a time when we figure out the why we're just focused on trying to bring him safely home." 30) I thought I knew absolutely everything about Thomas I still trust him as silly as it sounds maybe things would be different," the father said Nicolai Kolding after the vigil said he doesn't know where his son may be now but he trusts police to track him down or a trained person to spot him and gently bring him to safety He has the mind and feet of a quick adult," the father said a freshman at Mountain Lakes High School and member of the soccer team left home after an argument with his father about his grades though he's in honors math and science classes The family learned he took about $1,000 in savings but left his cell phone and other electronics behind He left notes for his parents and a friend but his father said he didn't want to share the contents of the notes He was traced by police to the Denville Train Station then to the Broad Street Station in Newark and on to Penn Station His last whereabouts were traced to Saturday at a train station in Camden was at the vigil and said he particularly misses him at soccer practice I'm not going to enjoy the season without him Freshman Dylan Maier said Thomas's nickname was "Mouse," a moniker that made him laugh Hopefully he comes back because that would make a lot of people happy," Maier said Interim Principal Frank Sanchez said counselors have been on hand at the school and next week students can add to a scrapbook about Thomas by drawing or including photographs and messages in it He said Thomas was a student he supervised in an entrepreneur program You could see him as a leader already," Sanchez said The Morris County Prosecutor's Office on Wednesday released a surveillance image of the boy captured early Saturday afternoon at the Walter Rand Train Station in Camden Thomas Kolding was dressed in an orange-and-black-striped hooded sweatshirt and camouflage jacket with dark pants and was carrying a blue Adidas backpack Local police authorities are working with a number of departments in the search for the teen Nicolai Kolding told the vigil crowd he is grateful for help of police particularly Mountain Lakes Detective John Hukowski who is at the family's home daily PHOTO GALLERY: Help find New Jersey's missing children UPDATE: Parents of missing Mountain Lakes 15-year-old feel 'hope' they'll find their son DETAILS: Missing Mountain Lakes teen left cellphone behind, took $1,000 in cash when he left home wrote on a Facebook page early Wednesday The parents asked for continued assistance in finding their son's exact whereabouts while expressing gratitude and relief that he was spotted in safe condition but just someone who is going somewhere," the Kolding post reads. "He doesn't usually chew gum but his candy vice is Jolly Ranchers If anyone sees him (especially those unfamiliar to him) think of him and talk to him like a 25-year-old not a 15-year-old." his friends and extended family and more people than he can possibly imagine love and admire him," the parents wrote With the story capturing the attention of people and media outlets across the country who said she is managing interview requests Staff Writer Peggy Wright: 862-207-0779; pwright@GannettNJ.com.  You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience. På MitSDU får du relevant information og inspiration til at komme godt gennem dit studie. Er du journalist og søger du en forsker inden for et bestemt stofområde? Syddansk Universitets platform for podcasts, der produceres på universitetet. Se SDU’s internationale netværk og partnerskaber til vidensdeling og fremme af udlandsophold for studerende og personale. Læs om fordelene ved at indgå i et erhvervspartnerskab eller et partnerskab om uddannelse. Biblioteket kan hjælpe dig både online og på campus! I 2024 begyndte Evido at tjene penge. Det er en kæmpe milepæl for en startup indenfor medicinalteknologi. Langt de fleste nystartede virksomheder i sundhedssektoren fejler i løbet af de første fem år.  Udfordringen er, at det tager tid at få styr på det lovmæssige, der skal på plads for en startup, som laver medicinalteknologisk udstyr. Evido har fået de vigtigste godkendelser, blandt andet CE-godkendelsen, som kom i 2024. Det er den, som betyder, at de kan sælge deres software. - Alle startups drømmer om at tjene penge, så de kan holde sig i live. Det, at vi tjener penge, er en stor succes. Vi har nået en milepæl. Det er lykkes os at sælge vores teknologi til verdens største selskaber. Det er en kæmpe forløsning, fortæller administrerende direktør Taus Holtug, der står i spidsen for virksomheden sammen med læge og forsker Katrine Prier Lindvig. De to stiftede Evido Health i 2021. Virksomheden er født ud af Center for Leverforskning på Odense Universitetshospital og Klinisk Institut på Syddansk Universitet.    Det har været tre vilde år, hvor stifterne ikke er kommet sovende til deres succes. Vi møder dem i kontorfællesskabet Talent Garden Copenhagen, hvor en del af teamet holder til, og hvor de alle mødes en gang om måneden. Der er højt til loftet i den gamle ejendom, og kontorerne er adskilt af glasvægge. I et af de mindste holder Evido til. Virksomheden beskæftiger syv i alt, men kun lidt endnu. De skal snart være mange flere, konstaterer Katrine Prier Lindvig.  Virksomheden har udviklet en software, som ved hjælp af kunstig intelligens kan opdage sygdomme i leveren ud fra såkaldte biomarkører i blodprøver fra patienter. For mennesker i hele verden kan det lille stykke medicinalteknologi få stor betydning.  Op mod hver fjerde voksne har for meget fedt i leveren, som enten skyldes et for stort alkoholindtag, overvægt eller type 2-diabetes. Fedtlever kan for nogle udvikle sig til skrumpelever. Fedtlever giver ingen symptomer, så ofte bliver de leversyge patienter henvist til hospitalet for sent til at behandle sygdommen.  Tre ud af fire af patienterne med skrumpelever bliver fundet og diagnosticeret alt for sent på trods af, at sygdommen har udviklet sig over 10-30 år. Hvis patienten først har skrumpelever, har lægerne meget begrænsede behandlingsmuligheder.   Når lægerne sender blodprøver ind til test på et laboratorie, kan den kunstige intelligens i Evidos software gøre opmærksom på, hvis en patient skal undersøges yderligere for skrumpelever. Katrine Prier Lindvig bemærker, at det er en fordel for dem at have skabt en softwareløsning. De skal ikke ud for at stemme dørklokker hos de praktiserende læger for at få deres software solgt. Den er designet, så den kan blive integreret i eksisterende teknologi i laboratorierne, og det er afgørende for at komme igennem til de travle læger. Det er snart 10 år siden, at de to overlæger og professorer, Aleksander Krag og Maja Thiele, samt Katrine Prier Lindvig, som var under uddannelse, begyndte at diskutere mulighederne for at skabe en teknologi, der kunne komme patienterne til gavn.  De så mange patienter på sygehuset, som enten kom alt for sent og havde udviklet skrumpelever eller slet ikke var syge. Der var brug for noget, som kunne hjælpe de praktiserende læger med at finde de syge. - Selv som ret ny overlæge var Aleksander ikke bange for at sige højt, at ideen havde et kommercielt potentiale. Han læste markedet og behovet meget tidligt, fortæller Katrine, som lavede en ph.d. med udgangspunkt i deres ide om at opspore syge patienter tidligere. For en læge kræver det overvejelser at træde ud af forskningsmiljøet og klinikken. Den naturlige vej er at blive speciallæge. Det tog nogle år, før Katrine Prier Lindvig var klar. Men hun vidste, at teknologien ville gøre en større forskel, hvis den blev videreudviklet af en virksomhed.  I mellemtiden arbejdede Taus Holtug med startups. Han ledte efter et stort problem med et stort potentiale, han selv kunne prøve kræfter med. Han havde dog ikke tænkt, at han skulle noget med medicinalteknologi, fordi det lovgivningsmæssige kan være en stor barriere for en virksomhed. En af universitetets forretningsudviklere fik et møde i stand mellem Taus og Katrine. Hun stod først på startup-toget, da mavefornemmelsen var rigtig, og hun mærkede det forretningsmæssige match mellem hende og Taus. De er begge ihærdige, arbejdsomme, og så drømmer de stort. - Vi startede med at gå i tusind retninger med vores ideer. Vi har lært, at vi skal skære ind til benet og fokusere på kernen. Vores hovedmål og store milepæl blev at få vores teknologi certificeret, fordi det ville sikre, at selskabet kører videre, forklarer Taus Holtug. Derfra begyndte tingene at forme sig. De startede et projekt med læger og forskere i Danmark og Norge. Sådan er det fortsat, og på den måde fastholder virksomheden det vidensgrundlag, den startede på. Roden i forskningen har været vigtig, fremhæver begge stifterne, som har fået god opbakning fra det forskningsmiljø på OUH og SDU, som Evido kommer ud af. Men det har også været vigtigt at få softwaren ud. - Vi kunne jo have forsket og produktudviklet endnu. Det er der mange andre, der gør. Men vi ved, at det virker, og vi har tilpasset vores software til dem, som skal bruge det. Det er okay at gå i gang, siger Katrine Prier Lindvig, som bliver suppleret af Taus Holtug:  - Vores indbyrdes aftale er, at vores forskning skal have et kommercielt output. Vi kunne forske, fordi det var spændende, men det er næsten en regel, at det skal komme ud af et behov. Hvis vi ”bare” lavede forskning som ny virksomhed, ville vi dø hurtigt. I 2024 har de solgt deres software til store farmaselskaber, som har brug for at finde patienter til studier i medicin mod leversygdomme. Det er det salg, som giver sorte tal på bundlinjen. Det er en lettelse at være kommet dertil, for pengekassen har været tæt på tom et par gange. Men de tror på visionen, deres produkt og ikke mindst timingen. - Vi giver lægerne i frontlinjen – dem, der møder patienterne først – et værktøj, de kan bruge. Timingen har vi været vildt heldige med, for vi havde ikke kunnet gøre det her for fem år siden, og om fem år havde det været for sent, siger Katrine Prier Lindvig. Følg med og bliv opdateret på alt fra forskningsresultater og erhvervssamarbejder til studieliv og spændende tiltag på universitetet. The current head to head record for the teams are AC Horsens 1 win(s) AC Horsens and Kolding IF have not drawn any of their last 5 matches against each other. Julius Madsen is ranked 1 in big chances created in the competition (11) Have scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Have kept the most clean sheets in the competition (14) 25 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT?Kolding IF won 3–2 over AC Horsens on Fri 25 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches AC Horsens and Kolding IF have not drawn any of their last 5 matches against each other AC Horsens is playing home against Kolding IF at Nordstern Arena Horsens on Fri UPDATE: Mountain Lakes runaway believed to be 'safe,' spotted in Philadelphia On the day before Halloween, 15-year-old Thomas Kolding placed some of his belongings in a large black backpack, grabbed $1,000 of his own savings, climbed onto his bicycle and ran away from home He left his cellphone and other electronics behind in his Mountain Lakes home along with a handwritten note that explained he did not want to be found.   on Monday said his son ran off after an argument about his grades Kolding said his son may have been upset over the argument about grades though added that he's in honors math and science classes The Mountain Lakes High School freshman took about $1,000 in cash he had earned shoveling snow mowing lawns and pet-sitting for neighbors "The argument about his grades may have been the trigger I was trying to motivate him and get him to live up to his potential," his father said "I think he was feeling pressure at school and I want to believe that some strange part of him needed to get away for a while." working with the Morris County Prosecutor's Office told the Koldings their son rode his bicycle to the Denville train station where he bought a ticket to the Broad Street station in Newark Police also told the Koldings surveillance cameras recorded his son at the Broad Street station late on Oct Coming soon: Wawa, CVS and Panera Bread proposed for vacant Butler strip mall Mysterious bridge: Drained Lake Hopatcong reveals mysterious rock bridge NJ midterm elections 2018: Live coverage from across New Jersey He said police believe his son then caught train 6280 to Penn Station in New York but they have not yet been able to secure surveillance footage Nicolai Kolding said he is so desperate to find his son that he was headed Monday night to Penn Station with a friend to try to convince authorities to turn over surveillance images from Oct "We don't have evidence of Tom at Penn Station explaining that the family often travels abroad to their summer home in Norway He said he and his wife encourage their three sons to be independent Thomas flew back alone to the United States from Norway Not hearing from his oldest son for six days is taking a toll adding that his middle son hugs Thomas' bed each morning Kolding said he has personally scoured the woods by his home and crawled through drainpipes around his neighborhood to make sure Thomas isn't hiding out and we're so impressed and in awe of him and his ambition," his father said The family believes Thomas may have been interested in traveling to California because the internet history on his laptop shows some research But Nicolai Kolding said the family doesn't know if he's out west, hiding nearby or in New York City.  He said he believes his son would have taken his special collection of gemstones and old coins with him if he planned to stay away a long time and the fact he left them behind tells me something," Kolding said His parents reported Thomas Kolding missing on Oct the Morris County Prosecutor's Office said 5-foot-3-inch freshman has a "strong interest" in traveling to California a former Mountain Lakes High School student There is a nationwide search for the youth underway A neighbor said Thomas is "very smart and very mature," and she hopes he gets in touch with his parents a spokesman for the Morris County Prosecutor's Office said there have not been any reported sightings of the teen who had not called home as of Monday morning Thomas' disappearance was made public on Friday three days after he was last seen at his family's home Police said he has brown hair and eyes and was last seen wearing a camouflage jacket and gray winter skull cap and carrying a large black backpack While law enforcement agencies continue their investigation his disappearance has gone viral on social media as Facebook users share stories and information had been shared by nearly 39,000 by Monday morning "No progress," read her last post on Sunday "Please keep spreading the word and tell all to look for a very LARGE BLACK BACKPACK he has on him — I think that's the telltale sign for those that don't recognize him," she wrote The New Jersey State Police used Facebook on Friday to ask for clues from the public about Thomas' whereabouts The police post had been shared by nearly 19,000 people by Monday morning Staff Writer William Westhoven: 973-917-9242; wwesthoven@Dailyrecord.com 2018 at 7:45 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}MOUNTAIN LAKES NJ — A teenager who ran away from Mountain Lakes in October might have been seen in Ohio Ohio said they have received reports that Thomas Kolding The Morris County Prosecutor's Office confirmed late Saturday that multiple jurisdictions are responding to reports of possible sightings Law enforcement is actively attempting to confirm any information regarding his whereabouts 3 in Camden; his father told Patch he thought his son might be in Philadelphia was last seen at home in New Jersey on Oct "He walked straight from the [Camden] train station to the Ben Franklin Bridge and was spotted by a camera on the corner of 8th and Race in downtown Philadelphia around 3 p.m." on November 3rd father Nicolai Kolding said in a public post on Friday Thomas Kolding was last known to be home in Mountain Lakes on Oct He took the train from Denville to Newark Broad Street where he transferred to a New York Penn Station bound train He is considered a runaway and there is nothing suspicious about his disappearance Kolding had a "strong interest" in traveling to California Kolding said it was possible Thomas had left Philadelphia "If he’s no longer in Philly (and I don’t know) Greyhound check ID & were made aware from the start," Kolding wrote Kolding is a white male with brown hair and brown eyes He was last seen wearing a black and orange striped sweatshirt He might also be wearing a camouflage jacket; his father said he prefers athletic clothing with no logos Anyone with information about Thomas Kolding's whereabouts is asked to call Mt Images via Morris County Prosecutors Office Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. 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A Russian man who has been held in pre-trial detention in Denmark for six months in connection with a threat against Billund Airport in April this year has been charged with possession of explosives and disrupting infrastructure newswire Ritzau reports after court proceedings in Kolding on Thursday The man is also accused of an aggravated form of theft The charges were revealed following the proceedings at Kolding City Court where the man’s pre-trial detention was extended for a further six weeks South East Jutland Police have not previously allowed the charges against the 37-year-old man to be made public They were stated by his defence lawyer during Thursday’s hearing The man was arrested after handing over an object to police at Billund Airport on April 20th He declared that the object contained explosives A controlled detonation by police experts later destroyed the package Police have not confirmed whether the package actually contained explosives but prosecutor Bettina Wagner said at Thursday’s court hearing that police are awaiting a supplementary declaration relating to the dangers of the highly explosive substance TATP Investigators have connected the case to an explosion at an ATM outside the nearby Legoland theme park earlier on the same day The suspect took part in the hearing via a video link from prison in Nyborg He read a pre-prepared statement which was translated from Russian to Danish by an interpreter he said he did not want to return to Russia because of threats to his “life and health” He also said he had claimed asylum in Finland The man’s defence lawyer has told newswire Ritzau that he partly admits the charges against him We sat down with professor Jeppe Kolding to learn more about the relation between Inland fisheries why we should pay more attention to this sector and how it can increase food security and nutrition for communities all over the world Can you talk about the importance of inland fisheries and aquatic small-scale producers for employment resource stewardship and cultural values for communities Human societies have always evolved around rivers or lakes or in vicinity of freshwater and where there's water there's usually fish Freshwater fisheries have always been part of the human culture and fish has always been part of the human diet Freshwater systems are at least ten times more productive per unit area than marine and provide more nutritious fish than the oceans the importance of freshwater fisheries is undervalued and under studied because most of the discussion about fisheries is centered around the more visible marine fisheries and the models and the fisheries management paradigm are based on what has been developed for marine fisheries Freshwater fisheries have a very important role in terms of food security for communities all over the world In many different parts of Africa for example wherever there’s a pond or a stream you usually see women with mosquito nets and baskets Fishing at such a small scale is often ignored in fisheries statistics Studies have shown that most freshwater fishers are also farmers which means that they are registered in the official statistics as farmers not as fishers Inland fisheries are a very important part of this diversified livelihood so it is important to keep talking and keep raising awareness on the relevance inland fisheries have as a source of nutritious and easily available food for many communities Inland fisheries also reflect the seasonal reality of rural livelihoods if a farmer does not have access to food during the season when the crops grow he/she will likely rely on wild foods including fish from rivers or streams to provide food for their families it used to be the same in most western “global-north” societies but nowadays freshwater fisheries in many of these countries have become recreational rather than important assets for human nutrition and that has an important impact on how inland fisheries is perceived policies and legislation that promote sustainable inland fisheries Governments should start by developing national strategies to understand these fisheries what we see is a complete lack of information about how much fish and aquatic food is being caught and collected and the impact that has on the nutrition of many families There are so many villages with access to fishing in small rivers and streams and no information is collected about that one of the main issues for inland fisheries is the underreporting and undervaluation of the sector Inland fisheries are much larger than the available data suggests most of freshwater fisheries contributes little to the country’s GDP but the important fact is that its contribution to food security When we talk about fisheries we usually refer to the volume of the catch without considering the nutritious components and it has been clearly demonstrated that the small fish that constitute the bulk of the catch in many inland fisheries and are eaten whole are more nutritious than large fish of which large parts are discarded as waste so we can say that people are not only being fed but they are being fed with highly nutritious food we need to change peoples’ mindset about freshwater fisheries most conversations about food security revolve around agriculture but there is an opportunity to increase the consumption of nutritious food and improve food security through inland fisheries Freshwater fisheries in general are very resilient to exploitation because many of the dominating species in inland fisheries reproduce at a young age and grow very fast making inland fisheries sustainable despite high fishing pressure How can IYAFA 2022 help increase the awareness of inland fisheries and what is needed to raise attention on this field The International Year celebration is an important opportunity to increase awareness about inland fisheries and the importance of inland fisheries today and in the future I believe that the most important message we need to bring forward in relation to inland fisheries is that it is extremely sustainable Freshwater fishes are self-sustaining and most important anyone with very simple tools can go to a river pond or lake and catch a bit of fish to improve their families’ diets I believe it is important to shift peoples’ perception of inland fisheries and make them understand that it is an economic activity of fundamental importance for peoples’ livelihoods Changing the narrative changes the results I am not saying other agricultural activities are not essential but I believe we can have new and sustainable solutions if we look at freshwater fisheries as an economic activity Don’t Miss a Single Sparkling Moment! Sign up for The Court Jeweller Newsletter The Court Jeweller Sparkling Royal Jewels From Around the World 09.08.2022 by // Leave a Comment Crown Princess Mary headed to southern Denmark to open a new university facility this week Crown Princess Mary was in Kolding for the inauguration of the new campus of University College Syddanmark (University College South Denmark) She was joined by university faculty and staff The new campus is designed to offer space for the study of future sound technicians Mary also spoke with students during her visit I’m sure she was paying close attention—it’s hard to believe 16-year-old Prince Christian and 15-year-old Princess Isabella will soon be making decisions about their post-secondary education plans The crown princess looked cool and collected in a blue and ivory ensemble for the visit featuring a blouse and skirt with a woven belt in shades of navy She chose a favorite pair of earrings from Dulong for the visit They feature pearl drops with bezel-set diamond accent stones She owns several pairs of similar earrings from the brand with different shades of pearls and varied design elements She wore diamond rings on her left hand (but not her ruby and diamond engagement ring), as well as a gold cuff bracelet from Rebekka Notkin UFO No More also offers us more information about additional jewels worn by Mary for the campus visit She also wore a gold bracelet with a buckle design detail Categories // denmark Enter your name and email address below to subscribe to our weekly newsletter Sign up for my new subscriber-supported community, Hidden Gems, delivered directly to you each Saturday! Copyright © 2025 THE COURT JEWELLER LLC the Trapholt Museum of Art and Design in Kolding is now presenting the first exhibition of the complete works of the designer who would have been 100 years old this year As the curator of the exhibition, Sara Staunsager, reports in an interview with Stylepark it is not just about presenting Ditzel’s designs the show sheds light on Ditzel’s way of working and focuses on “her ability to think radically and create designs with ground-breaking impact” the exhibition shows that she “worked neither with routine nor with what had already been done Her work is characterised by “the ability to work creatively reflect and be media-aware – all skills that we now call 21st century skills.” To emphasise these skills the exhibition will present two of Ditzel’s major works in particular her “Stairscapes” (furniture landscapes that invite you to lie down lounge and move freely) and the last museum exhibition “Haven” as examples of how she was inspired and then translated these impressions into designs Discover more articles on the topic of design as well as current exhibitions Contact form Imprint | Data protection and privacy Newsletter Galleri Nicolai Wallner is pleased to present "self exploring the role of the self and its relation to the world around it he has created a visual lexicon that draws on the historical cannons of the visual arts he actualises a world that is as richly complex as it is aesthetically beautiful portraits" puts forward a poignant visual narrative of the ways in which roles and identities are acted out and created Expanding on the cut and paste technique he is known for cutout sculptures become three-dimensional collages portraits" invites us in to a scenographic landscape The cutout sculptures are brought together with textile elements that emphasise their sculptural qualities moveable folding screens which both divide and create space and traditional collages on paper which are dispersed throughout The installation is punctuated by large-scale lambdas whose surface and size expose the nature of the original source material This shift to more theatrical underpinnings is visibly present and it is tempting to think that Kolding’s recent work on stage design and scenography for an original opera adaptation of the Virginia Woolf book "To the Lighthouse" for the renowned Bregenzer Festspiele in a collaboration with Kunsthaus Bregenz has influenced this shift from a more subtle and understated approach to more dramatic gestures and overtures As you move through the almost labyrinth-like space the pieces reveal and conceal themselves in turn in a sense echoing the way our identities are composed through a variety of elements and differing situations Just as a costume or a prop can dramatically alter the portrayal of a character on stage or an item of clothing can change our understanding of a person each work puts forward another version of an identity illustrates just how fragile and fluid this relationship between the self and its surroundings can be and it is within the crux of this relationship that Kolding’s focus lies His depiction of portraits and self-portraits creates an intimate feeling yet these are not portraits in the classical sense that are based on showing a physical likeness chosen forms of self-representation are put forward Emblematic of this new approach is a cutout sculpture in which an abstract figure from a drawing by the American artist Robert Motherwell stands in as a self-portrait by Kolding There is a clear impression that the works and the elements put forward are deeply personal to Kolding yet to the viewer they remain open to individual interpretations and applications This idea of subjective interpretations and associative narratives leading to explorations of identity as created in a continuous dialogue between context and individual action has long been a focal point of Kolding’s practice and this exhibition brings it into decisively new territory portraits" can be understood as repeated attempts by the artist to understand his own sense of identity Denmark) has exhibited extensively throughout the world and can be found in the public collections of MoMA (New York) the National Gallery of Denmark (Copenhagen) Kunsthaus Bregenz (Bregenz) and the Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam) among many others he has had solo shows at Centre d’Edition Contemporaine (Geneva) the Cobra Museum for Modern Art (Amstelveen) alongside Corbusier and created the stage design and scenography for an original opera for the Bregenzer Festspiele in collaboration with Kunsthaus Bregenz Runaway Thomas Kolding turned up in Philadelphia two weeks after he left a note with his parents and walked out the door of his suburban Mountain Lakes home The ensuing search for the 15-year-old honors student gripped the nation USA TODAY Network New Jersey and DailyRecord.com on Tuesday reported he was found unhurt near a large shopping mall The teen had no obvious injuries and was turned over to the police department's Special Victims Unit and then to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for evaluation expressed gratitude Tuesday to those who helped and said the family "will go quiet for a while to focus everything we can give to the long road to recovery." Thomas "will need at least a night in the hospital as he’s been through a lot over these last two weeks," he said Running away is not a criminal offense in New Jersey — and the state has procedures in place if a runaway crosses into another state New Jersey is a member of the Interstate Compact on Juveniles which establishes guidelines to follow for the return of runaways to their home state A runaway may voluntarily consent to being returned to his state of residence he or she can be requisitioned by a parent person or agency entitled to legal custody.  The process of requisitioning the child's return is coordinated by the courts and Compact Administrators of New Jersey and the other state involved the Division of Child Protection and Permanency is responsible for non-delinquent runaways When someone runs away from home the agency provides support services for the runaway and the family to figure out what drove them away deputy for Case Practice within the Division of Child Protection and Permanency The agency did not respond to specific questions about Kolding and to other broader questions about the reintegration process the executive director of National Runaway Safeline said what happens next depends on what the circumstances were at home "If returning him home is not a safe option than the story kind of differs." She said child agencies don't always get involved when a youth runs away and there are a lot of homeless and runaway youth who are not in the juvenile justice system or in the foster care system.  "It's going to vary depending on why the youth ran and what what's going on with him," Frankel said.  The National Runaway Safeline is a resource center for runaways and parents In addition to the phone line (1-800-RUNAWAY) Often a runaway youth who winds up on the street will commit "survival crimes" like stealing food "That would then be a different case," she said Frankel said a youth who has been gone for a few days can experience something horrible while on the run  Support is available back home in the form of family counseling and other services More: Runaway Mountain Lakes teen found, unhurt, by shopping plaza in Philadelphia More: Mountain Lakes teen Thomas Kolding puts spotlight on runaways More: The internet can teach your kid how to run away from home. Parents, here’s what to know Frankel said studies show that teens run away because they are leaving something "The reasons they left vary but the majority were related to family dynamics and abuse at home," she said.  The re-entry process is very different for youths who run away and live on the streets for six months "There is an entire network of runway and homeless youth service providers across the country that provide resources runaways can get help deciding where to go and how to move forward with their lives There are about 30 shelters for runaway youths under 18 listed at nj211.org a state- and nonprofit-funded human resources site.  Isaiah House is an emergency homeless shelter and drop-in center for youth in East Orange It's one of seven first-line shelters for runaways in New Jersey.  The East Orange facility's executive director, Zammeah Bivins-Gibson, said runaways homeless minors and children at risk of becoming homeless can be referred to Isaiah House by anyone the youth is sheltered in one of the Isaiah House facilities for 21 days or longer if needed Ultimately they may be referred to the Department of Children and Families but not before attempts are made to reunify them with a family member or have them placed at another location where they can receive medical care if it is needed Frankel said his case highlights an assumption that runaway and homeless youth "are someone else's kids" and that "they must not be from good families." She said there are a variety of reasons and circumstances that prompt youth to leave home "They're all walks of life and all kinds of different backgrounds," Frankel said Running away is not an episode of the Brady Bunch with a happy ending, said Steve Simpson, a New York based child advocate and author of young adult books like "Runaway," "Who Am I," and "The Teenage and Young Adult Survival Handbook." Simpson was a teen runaway who couch-surfed on Long Island as a teenager. He said a positive foster home experience helped him escape an abusive alcoholic father and turn his grades around in school who also works with teens and young adults living in dysfunctional family situations said it's important to raise awareness of why children become runaways in the first place to prevent it While it's great that runaways make it back home they may only be returning to the abusive situation they were trying to escape in the first place "Because why would someone leave the comfort of a home to go out in an environment and live like that?" he said "They're going to run away again or just be abused again." Simpson said when runaway youths reintegrate they often have to deal with being misunderstood and stereotyped. Classmates and neighbors might treat them differently "They start looking at the kid like they're the problem and it adds into the denial of what's going on inside the household," he said "Imagine you're being abused by multiple adults and on top of it you're being treated like the criminal from the neighbors Other parents tell their children not to hang out with the kid who's always running away.  "This is what goes on in these kid's lives," Simpson said No one gets up one morning out of nowhere and decides to leave home or kill themselves Staff Writers Peggy Wright and Catherine Carrera contributed to this article Email: agnish@northjersey.com. Twitter: @JaiAgnish This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page MOUNTAIN LAKES — Tuesday will mark one week since 15-year-old Thomas Kolding went missing after an argument with his parents and police are still hoping he can be found safely Detective John Hukowski of the Mountain Lakes Police Department said there have been a few possible sightings of the teen over the past six days, but nothing concrete to help them locate him. Police do not believe Kolding was abducted from his parents' house and are investigating several leads to hopefully find him "They got into an argument about his grades on Monday and on Tuesday night he left," Hukowski said Hukowski said Kolding has no history of running away and police had not been called to the home for any issues in the past police are concerned that being out on his own could be dangerous because he is young and is relatively small in stature "We're more worried about taking advantage of him," Hukowski said has posted Facebook on about her son's disappearance since Friday night and far-too-adventurous young man who we are worried about beyond words." On Sunday she updated her post to say that while there had been no update on his location people should be on the lookout for a boy with a "very LARGE BLACK BACKPACK." She said the bag could be the "telltale sign for those that don't recognize him." Police believe Kolding took a train from the Denville train station to Newark and then moved on to New York Hukowski said police have images of the boy at the train station with the bag that "looks like he has his whole life in there." "If somebody sees this kid travelling alone that should be a dead giveaway as well," he said of the bag "This kid does not look like he belongs to be traveling by himself." the police department posted on its Facebook page that it is searching various areas of the town Hukowski said there were some areas Kolding was known to visit and they wanted to make sure they checked all the possible places Kolding's mother's post has been shared more than 42,000 times since it was put up on Friday The number of shares has nearly doubled since Sunday alone He was last seen wearing a camouflage jacket and a gray skull cap Anyone with information is asked to call the Mountain Lakes Police Department at 973-334-1413 15-year-old Thomas Kolding has been missing since Tuesday. Police believe he took two trains to get into New York but don't know what happened from there.\nRead More Detective John Hukowski of the Mountain Lakes Police Department said there have been a few possible sightings of the teen over the past six days, but nothing concrete to help them locate him. Police do not believe Kolding was abducted from his parents' house The underground rapid transit lines have been under construction for almost two decades due to various project delays The cross pinnacle on the Tower of Jesus Christ will be ready to receive visitors in 2026 on the centennial of Gaudi’s death Now you can get your wine in Talence by paying directly in Bitcoin That’s because the state has to spend money on updating the railway infrastructure rather than subsidizing the cost of the popular pass Steffen Romstöck said that he would respect the residents’ choice and would take over the helm of the municipality which will come into force from 1 January 2025 Rethinking renewable energy sources for the urban landscape But operating them is still illegal under the country’s legislation can inform and inspire communities and entrepreneurs that still feel trepidation at the prospect of energy transition it has a unique modular design that allows it to be shortened and lengthened like a train that’s the promise made by the mayor of Paris the district has long been known as the hangout spot for the artsy crowds Hostal de Pinós is located in the geographical centre of the autonomous region the ranking considers several distinct but essential factors these quiet areas will now be available on all main routes in the country The academic institution shows a deeper understanding of the well-being of its students The vision for Marina City is a sustainable urban district with attractive facilities and services the Coastal Directorate approved Kolding’s construction plans for Marina City: a sustainable urban district with modern residential areas and maritime services Together with Kolding Harbour and Kolding Marina the municipality seeks to establish Denmark’s most attractive marina and create new experiences for the city’s residents The new district will feature a harbour promenade the municipality envisions the creation of a water sports centre and several other activities associate with the marina Marina City will also be the home of approximately 1,000 berths and 29 modern houseboats With the construction permit obtained from the Coastal Directorate, the municipality has received the green light to begin working on the establishment of the district. Mayor of Kolding Jørn Pedersen expressed his satisfaction with the permit noting: “I am super happy that we have now received the long-awaited construction permit from the Coastal Directorate we have come a decisive step closer to being able to realise our vision of a new sustainable district with attractive residential and port environments as well as a new large marina on the south side of Kolding Fjord.” it is important to highlight that the municipality is yet to receive approval from the Danish Environmental Protection Agency as the development of the Marina City requires geotechnical investigations of and interference with the bottom of the Marina’s fjord the municipality explains that while it awaits the approval and issuance of this final permit These include the expansion of the harbour basin The design plans for Marina City can be seen in the gallery above If you want to keep up with how European cities and regions are changing, follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram The 10th European Conference on Sustainable Cities and Towns (ESCT) sets the stage for stronger cooperation between the EU national and local level to fast track Europe's transition to climate neutrality Urban dwellers across the EU are having a say in making their surroundings friendlier to people and the environment Forests in the EU can help green the European construction industry and bolster a continent-wide push for architectural improvements Apply by 10 November and do your part for the transformation of European public spaces An interview with the Mayor of a Polish city that seeks to reinvent itself An interview with the newly elected ICLEI President and Mayor of Malmö A conversation with the Mayor of Lisbon about the spirit and dimensions of innovation present in the Portuguese capital There was hope in the Kolding home on Tuesday The distraught father of missing Mountain Lakes 15-year-old Thomas Kolding said, after taking a trip to Manhattan, that he feels closer to finding his son  Nicolai Kolding said he's optimistic his Monday night trip to New York Penn Station will provide clues to his son's travels Thomas' mother also expressed hope on Tuesday morning in a Facebook post.  it feels like we're just about to make real progress as we continue our search for Thomas," she wrote Aleksandra Kolding posted that her husband had a meeting with New York City police who she believes may have video evidence of Thomas walking through Penn Station "I believe that my husband's trip today into Manhattan may have gotten us somewhere He gained direct access to the conductors and brakemen on both of Thomas' trains so we can now feel sure he made it into New York City," reads her post Earlier coverage: Missing teen left cellphone behind, took $1,000 in cash  NJ elections: Morris County results, town by town "Our detectives will be hard at work following up on all this immediately We're a long way from bringing him home but let's all keep up the hope details remained elusive about where the search stands Lead Mountain Lakes Detective John Hukowski said "some fresh stuff" came through overnight but referred other inquiries to the Morris County Prosecutor's Office Prosecutor's Office spokesman Peter DiGennaro said and we are partnering with multiple agencies to conduct this." the boy's father told the USA TODAY Network New Jersey that his son ran away from home the day before Halloween after they fought over grades an honors freshman at Mountain Lakes High School may have been upset about an argument that included his  grades not "living up to his potential." Thomas left behind his cellphone and a handwritten note hopped on his bicycle with some of his belongings in a large black backpack and $1,000 of his savings and headed to the Denville train station Through surveillance cameras at the station they were able to determine that Thomas took a train to the Broad Street station in Newark Police believe the teen then boarded a train to Penn Station in Manhattan Authorities said based on the teen's internet search history he may have been interested in traveling to California mature and used to traveling abroad since the family has a summer home in Norway He said he believes his son may have felt academic pressure at school and taken off to spend time by himself adding that his middle son hugs Thomas' bed every day to express how he misses him Anyone with information is asked to call the Morris County Prosecutor's Office at 973-285-6200 or Mountain Lakes police at 973-334-1413 Staff Writer Peggy Wright: pwright@GannettNJ.com.