The company says that production will be consolidated at the group’s factories in Skanderborg, Sønderborg, and Rayong, Thailand. The decision was made to optimise overall production capacity, according to a press release, while also strengthening the company’s long-term competitiveness and financial strength. “We have great understanding that this decision has a significant impact on our employees,” says Troels Hornsved, CEO of ETK, in the press release. Negotiations with the employees have begun, and we are working closely with relevant parties to ensure the best possible process.  There are currently seventeen employees working at ETK Næstved.  ETK says that they are working to ensure a smooth transition during the period of moving production to other ETK production units. 12 Apr 2025 12:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}FC Helsingør won 2–1 over Næstved on Sat 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 FC Helsingør 7 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 6 matches Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Næstved have won the previous 3 matches against FC Helsingør Who won between FC Helsingør and Næstved on Sat 12 Apr 2025 12:00:00 GMT?FC Helsingør won 2–1 over Næstved on Sat 12 Apr 2025 12:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches FC Helsingør is playing home against Næstved on Sat Some are necessary and we can’t switch them off Others help us to provide you with the best possible service We use cookies to personalise content and ads to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic We also share anonymous information about your use of our site with our social media By accepting cookies you will be helping us to continue to provide you with the best possible service A large equipment rental department has been included in a major new location opened in Denmark by STARK Group the retailer and distributor of building materials said the location will improve service for tradespeople in the region and offer an extensive product range including a large rental department for construction machines The depot will be the company’s largest branch in the southern part of Zealand It can deliver 50,000 products to tradespeople and construction sites within 24 hours Stark said the location will significantly boost the efficiency and connectivity of its business network and logistics solutions in and around the city said the company is opening the branch to be close to where construction is happening It should be easy and convenient for tradespeople in the area to purchase building materials from STARK She added that the company received a fantastic welcome in Næstved as the city mayor inaugurated the new depot with 500 guests The location is designed with sustainability in mind and aims to achieve a low-emission classification and the DGNB Gold certification DGNB stands for the German Sustainable Building Council STARK Group is a business-to-business merchant and distributor of heavy building materials for the construction industry in Europe It has net sales of €7.8 billion in the financial year 2023/24 The company employs more than 19,000 employees in Europe and its businesses include Jewson in the UK which includes a significant tool hire business Off Highway Research - Market research Unique marketing services that create demand for your products locally Marketing Services Download Media Kits the new death metal band featuring VOLBEAT's Michael Poulsen ex-MORGOTH) and Morten Toft Hansen (RAUNCHY),played the final concert of its 2024 run of shows on August 31 at the Næstved Metalfest in Næstved Fan-filmed video of the performance can be seen below Grewe has since taken to his social media to write: "Our show in Næstved marked the last show of the ASINHELL'Impii Hora' touring activities… Morten and Michael for an incredible ride throughout the last months as well as our incredibly professional and hard-working crew who made these last 3 months such a smooth and memorable experience… "Only one year ago nobody would have thought that this would actually happen as ASINHELL wasn't initially meant to be a touring band… but YOU… the fans and OSDM supporters made it actually possible…very humbled and thankful for that…I am pretty sure we'll meet again" ASINHELL made its live debut on May 30 at Pumphuset in Copenhagen Næstved Metalfest was the final show of ASINHELL's European tour in support of the band's debut album which arrived in September 2023 via Metal Blade The trek included festivals as well as intimate club shows Joining ASINHELL on the road were legendary Danish producer Jacob Hansen (ex-INVOCATOR) on bass as well as Flemming C making the band's first live incarnation the same lineup that performed on "Impii Hora" Poulsen said in a statement: "It's time to bring the ASINHELL show to live (life) Can't wait to go out and share the metal and horns with you all Added Grewe: "ASINHELL was never planned as a live band but after the overwhelming reactions to our debut album we all had the same impulse: 'we have to bring the songs to the stage!' So here we are and it's going to be fantastic to be sharing the stage with my good friends Michael and it will be an honor for me to unfold the power of our songs full throttle in smaller clubs as well as the biggest festival stages I never dared to dream of playing… I really hope to meet a lot of you guys out there in June and enjoy a good dose of OSDM together… see ya in the pit!" Morten Toft Hansen said: "I am excited to get out there and play the songs live I'm sure the shows are gonna be full of fun and energy and it's gonna be great to meet some of our new fans out there." vocalist/guitarist Poulsen has been spearheading Danish rock and roll machine VOLBEAT When Poulsen was putting together songs for VOLBEAT's 2021 album "Servant Of The Mind" he wrote a bunch of death metal riffs and saved them on his phone he reopened the rusty gates to Armageddon and started putting together songs for "Impii Hora" which is a tribute to Poulsen's favorite old-school groups The songs are rooted in crushing riffs yet injected with strong guitar hooks and shout-along refrains While Poulsen sings in VOLBEAT and sang for DOMINUS ex-MORGOTH singer Marc Grewe (also of INSIDIOUS DISEASE) and invited him to join the party In a recent interview with Shawn of "The Rockstar Radio Show" on 96.3 The Blaze Poulsen stated about how the idea for ASINHELL came about: "As you probably know I had a band called DOMINUS and we managed to release four albums on a Danish little label back in the day it goes way back to where I was tape trading in 1990s So it's been a lot of inspiration since then it kind of goes like 33 years back to where I started I was very early out playing death metal — yeah I think I started playing death metal when I was 16 and I started listening to extreme metal when I was about 13 So that kind of music has been there from the very beginning as a young kid it was because the journey I was going into was a style of a lot of different styles that I couldn't combine in the death metal music So I formed VOLBEAT where there was not so much rules about what you could do or what you could not do it definitely takes you back to all the stuff that I was as a young boy discovering extreme metal." people have been asking me when I'm gonna return to death metal 'I have no idea,' because the time that I'm using on VOLBEAT We are constantly on the road and we are writing and being in the studio So it was very difficult for me to answer a question like that But when the pandemic came and I wrote [the] 'Servant Of The Mind' [album] for VOLBEAT there were other riffs that came up where I said 'Those riffs I'll put aside and keep them for another project when there was time for doing that and that was kind of a tribute to ENTOMBED and my good friend L.G I was somewhere in a supermarket at the register paying for my groceries so I never pick up my phone during the night And we kind of just then dedicated the VOLBEAT song 'Becoming' to L.G and we put on this amazing BOSS pedal that makes this ugly And I told my guitar tech if he could find that pedal and then order it on the net and then I would probably start maybe working on some riffs I was about to take my morning run and my iPod but I quickly find out there was another band by that name what do I do now?' So I changed it to as ASINHELL." As for how he recruited his ASINHELL bandmates ex-MORGOTH singer Marc Grewe (also of INSIDIOUS DISEASE) and RAUNCHY drummer Morten Toft Hansen and I live 10 minutes away from my drummer Morten and they are hanging out together and having a good time he's active in his own band called RAUNCHY And I kindly asked him if he wants to put some drums on a death metal project I had in mind 'Right here where we are standing.' And he said 17 years old again.' We didn't have money for expensive rehearsal rooms or anything that we have now 'Let me just bring an amp and I'll turn it all to 11 I've got songs at home.' And it turned out that every Friday me and Morten would be jamming for two hours and suddenly we were just looking at each other we actually have songs for a whole album here.' And I ended up calling my good friend up which was the former singer of legendary German [band] MORGOTH I always thought that Marc had the best death metal voice in the scene And for many years we talked about doing something together when the time was right Let's get to it.' I did some demo vocals on some of the recordings 'How do you want me to record?' [And he said] just put your phone in the garage and press 'record' and then send it to me on your phone.' I said it's gonna sound like a fucking mess.' [And he said] That's how it should be like.' [Laughs] He said 'That's how we did it back in the day with MORGOTH a tape recorder in the rehearsal room and just pushed 'record' when we did rehearsal recordings.' [And I said] Then that's how we're gonna do it.' So me and Morten made a lot of noise in that garage and I was putting down some demo vocals [for] Marc to get some inspiration So I was just screaming and yelling down in my phone We could even release it like that.' [And I was two other guest musicians appear on the "Impii Hora" both of whom will be familiar to fans of VOLBEAT Let's do it different.' And so we just asked Jacob if he was into it I would love to.' So very quickly Jacob put down the bass And I've been knowing Jacob since the INVOCATOR days having a great lineup with Marc from MORGOTH and Jacob from INVOCATOR 'Since we have this huge inspiration from DEATH I knew Flemming from back in the days when I had that DOMINUS band So I checked Flemming out and his solos in THE ARCANE ORDER And I gave Flemming a call and I asked him kindly if he was into it And he totally understood where we were going with this Michael was equally excited to get ASINHELL's debut LP released via Metal Blade a label which has consistently been at the forefront of the metal scene from releasing the earliest material from METALLICA and SLAYER on the classic "Metal Massacre" compilations through to seminal releases from CANNIBAL CORPSE 'I would love to actually release this.' And for me "The legendary Brian Slagel from Metal Blade — we all know the story tape trading and trying to get a record deal actually then ending up on Metal Blade with a new project called ASINHELL So I'm very excited about it and very proud of the record." 🔥Our show in Næstved marked the last show of the Asinhell „Impii Hora“ touring activities…I would like to thank my.. Posted by Marc Grewe on Tuesday, September 3, 2024 09 Mar 2025 12:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Næstved won 2–1 over Thisted on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are Næstved 6 win(s) Have scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Næstved and Thisted on Sun 09 Mar 2025 12:00:00 GMT?Næstved won 2–1 over Thisted on Sun 09 Mar 2025 12:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Næstved is playing home against Thisted on Sun It’s no secret that Næstved Metalfest is growing This is clearly backed up by the interest and ticket sales for Næstved Metalfest 2024 With today’s announcement of this year’s headliner – Norwegian legends SATYRICON – the festival can now be labeled as Denmark’s largest independent metal festival and throughout time has managed to stay relevant and contemporary From pure black metal to several alternative takes on extreme metal and most recently an ambitious album with music based on the paintings and art of the countryman Munch When SATYRICON visits the big Open Air stage in Næstved in August it will be the only concert in Denmark in 2024 and we look forward to singing along to hits like ¨”K.I.N.G” “Mother North” and “Dark Medieval Times” we offer a good handful of additional bands on the poster It is important for Næstved Metalfest to show a wide musical spectrum and book bands that the other festivals do not have on their program it is a minor victory to be able to welcome the classic and which has not played in Denmark in almost a lifetime The same applies in the more extreme part of the metal genre where the Swedish death-metal pioneers CENTINEX who played over 100 concerts in 2023 alone And from the national latitudes comes the melo-death veterans VANIR to visit Næstved Metalfest for the first time since the festival was first held in 2019 we welcome progressive metal from ADVOCACY and death-thrash from AVARICE This year’s party feature comes from RED WARSZAWA who have promised to make a performance out of the ordinary Ticket sales here billetto.dk/e/naestved-metalfest-2024-billetter-868552 and various package solutions with t-shirts and drinks The final names for Næstved Metalfest 2024 are expected to be published in March Previously announced bands are ASINHELL (DK) Metal Blade Records Announces Its Museum Is Now Open Every Day It costs us money to keep Metal-Rules.com up and running. 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Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden If you're moving to Denmark and have the luxury of being able to choose where to live You could have your big city needs scratched in Copenhagen live off organic produce on the island of Samsø take things slowly in a rural town like Ebeltoft or feel the force of history in Ribe We wanted to hear from our readers on the best places to live as a foreigner in Denmark Copenhagen is the city where you're most likely to encounter a foreigner in terms of pure numbers -- but is it also the most highly-rated The short answer to this is yes -- but only just in which 4 people chose Copenhagen as their answer (and one said Frederiksberg and another Østerbro so you could group them together if you want to and make 6) Aarhus and Aalborg were close behind though with four and three people voting for them Næstved and Randers got a vote each and one answer was illegible We'll start with the case for the smaller cities Næstved has a "thriving international community the great belt bridge and eventually the tunnel to Germany - all with sensible property prices," said Rich Hanrahan "Even Barack Obama and now Venus Williams had to visit!," he added in referral to appearances by the two to give talks in the city Foreign nationals in Næstved are encouraged by Rich to "get involved in local life and join Internationals in Næstved." Raymond Kassah is a Ghanaian who has lived in Randers for seven years and works as head chef in a restaurant in Skanderborg Randers is "a very diverse city which is also close to Aarhus the rain forest and a vibrant night life as well," he said "Foreigners wishing to move to Randers should be aware of the fact that a lot of people will say negative things regarding this city but it is the opposite," Raymond said yes but now Randers is one of the most safe Rent is also very cheap compared to other cities," he noted a pharmaceutical professional who works in the city The hometown of author Hans Christian Andersen is a "laid back very friendly city" with an "easy going vibe," he said Wes advised newcomers to Odense to "start learning Danish Northern city Aalborg is a good option as a "smaller city that has everything" and for its "very friendly residents" one contributor wrote while another mentioned its international university as a plus Put your kids in the international school," she advised a Brazilian working at the Computer Science Dept at Aarhus University While he backed Aarhus as a great place to live as a foreigner Diego said you should "brace for impact in terms of housing prices." READ ALSO: Working in Denmark: What’s considered a good salary in Aarhus said the town has a "medium city vibe but very approachable" an Italian resident said it has "kind people and excellent services" A fourth reader who voted for Aarhus cited its proximity to nature with forests and beach both in cycling distance of the centre among many of the plus points pointed out by readers who filled in our survey There are "more job opportunities in Copenhagen" The district of Østerbro is "family friendly close to just about everywhere," wrote Nana You "won't regret" choosing this district of the many Copenhagen has to offer Please log in here to leave a comment Vejke Boldklub’s 3-1 win over Naestved was a result that allowed the side to clinch the Danish First Division title the second division behind the Super League.ST Miiko Albornoz opened the scoring in the 14th minute followed by goals from teammates Saeid Ezatolahi (52′) and Arbnor Mucolli The only consolation for Naestved was from Frederik Christensen in the 59th minute Vejke had confirmed promotion to the Danish Superliga earlier and has now taken the NordicBet Liga title by adding 63 points versus the 55 of his pursuer Hvidovre DENMARK – Not every road to a destination is straight forward For former Pellston basketball player Chris Gillett the road that took him to his current situation was anything but a straight line yet the multiple and curvy paths he’s gone down have prepared him for what’s next to come Gillett was hired as the new head coach of Team FOG Næstved a professional men’s basketball team of the Danish basketball league takes over after two years as an assistant for the team and will be tasked with leading them back to the Danish Cup title which the team won during the 2016-17 season “I definitely did not expect to be a head coach this early,” Gillett said “It was just something where I was in the right place at the right time and got the hire Gillett played under former Pellston coach Cliff Hass in the mid-2000s but didn’t continue his playing career after high school Gillett attended Grand Valley State University where he attempted – and failed – to volunteer for the Lakers’ men’s basketball team After striking out three years in a row with the men’s squad Finally having the opportunity to get his foot into the door Gillett switched his major to coaching and then took a graduate assistant position with Armstrong State University in Savannah Gillett earned his master’s in adult education during the two years he was with ASU Following his short stint with Georgia Southern Gillett then moved overseas and took a job as an assistant with professional team “The pro game was something I had always been interested in,” Gillett said the team was playing well and had won a championship but a visa problem forced Gillett to return to the states without knowing what the future held for him Gillett didn’t wait long to figure out his next move as he hired an agent and coached camps in Las Vegas which then led to his assistant position with FOG and Gillett is now the head coach and the youngest ever within the Danish basketball league “When you think about coming from Pellston to where I am now it seems kind of improbable,” Gillett said “It was more about trying every step of the way to make the best decision for my career and for the dream that I had in mind.” While Gillett’s path to the pro game and becoming one of the youngest coaches overseas has been anything but traditional it offers a chance for reflection on overcoming the obstacles in his way “I didn’t have any back up plan,” Gillett said about the visa situation “Everyone told me when I was young that if I was going to be a successful coach and you can’t allow yourself to have an easy back up plan “There have been plenty of times where I thought ‘This is the end; I’m not going to get another job,’ and I eventually did by continuing to try to find something because there was no other option It’s always been about keeping the dream at the front of my decision making.” Gillett will have to show why he is the right coach for the job as he’s in charge of making all the decisions something he didn’t have to worry about as an assistant ‘You’re going to be held to the same standard as a 50-year-old coach The only standard we have is winning,’” Gillett said of FOG It doesn’t matter if you’re a player or a coach.” There won’t be any room or time for error for Gillett and even though there is pressure to succeed right away the challenge is something he said he welcomes you can pretend you know all the correct decisions to make in certain situations because it doesn’t affect you at the end of the day I’m having to make the same decisions the team makes every year You really have to think everything through as much as you possibly can to make sure it’s the best move for the club and as long as I follow the style I want to coach but now Gillett will have the opportunity to cruise at his own pace and direct his own path moving forward “Every single coach I’ve been under has taught me something different,” Gillett said “I don’t think if I hadn’t been to so many different places that I would be as prepared as I am now I’ve learned a little bit from each place and I’m able to now take that in to feel pretty good about my own coaching job.” Following their striking livestream for Lightening In A Bottle’s 24-hour digital festival just a couple of weeks ago, experimental Danish electronic pop trio WhoMadeWho now unveil the full 60-minute performance free for fans to enjoy over on their official YouTube channel Teaming up with local Danish architects and designers Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) – who were brought on board to bring their iconic SKUM Pavillion structure to the coastal cliffs of Denmark’s Næstved region – the Scandinavian trio pulled out all the stops to deliver another dazzling hour-long stream sound-tracked by a selection of the band’s dynamic musical catalogue; past the ‘SKUM’ Pavillion is a huge 20m long bubble-like structure powered by two wind-turbines and was first erected at the globally renowned Roskilde festival “This live concert film was a special experience for us – in particular for Barfod who grew up in the Danish countryside 500 meters from the field it was filmed at The initial location actually got cancelled Tomas called his family who still live in the area We also underestimated SKUM and it’s sheer size Apparently it needed more effort to place a half ton and 20 meter long structure than we had anticipated 60 min before recording it began to rain…” The Næstved livestream follows the critically acclaimed release of WhoMadeWho’s latest hit single which dropped on Embassy One at the beginning of May The first original single to be taken from their upcoming seventh studio album Mermaids will also be getting an official remix from Italian tastemaker and Life and Death label boss Stay tuned to artist and label socials below to stay in the loop Dambreville is taking his talents to Denmark The former Bridgewater-Raynham and Florida Southern College standout signed with Team FOG Næstved of the Basketligaen Denmark's top professional basketball league "We think (our future) looks exciting with EJ Dambreville, who can score but has also grabbed a lot of rebounds in his college days," Team FOG Næstved Director Andreas Larsen said in a press release fulfilling a lifelong dream of becoming a professional athlete is an incredible feeling so I'm just grateful and blessed to be in this position and have great people around me who have supported me along this way Right now I'm just enjoying the opportunity that I have." Dambreville heads to Denmark following a five-year college basketball career at Florida Southern he averaged 12.1 points and 9.9 rebounds per game leading the Moccasins with 9.9 rebounds per game while also averaging a career-high 18.1 points per game and recording 82 assists 31 steals and 11 blocks in helping the team finish 19-9 he was named a First-Team All-Sunshine State Conference a National Association of Basketball Coaches Second Team All-South Region and a Division 2 Conference Commissioners' Association Second Team All-South Region All-Star is that he impacted winning here at Florida Southern both on and off the court since day one," Florida Southern coach Mike Donnelly said so he made a great impression right away .. He has been our undisputed team leader the last couple of years More: Johnny Baseball and more: Taunton Daily Gazette Baseball All-Scholastics Dambreville signed with an Italian-based agent who got him into a July showcase in Las Vegas that gave him the opportunity to play in front of professional scouts from across the world That's where he caught the attention of Team FOG Næstved whose leadership was looking for a strong rebounder I got a call from (Team FOG Næstved) and I ended up talking with the head coach (Daniel Pearson) and the owner and it was a great conversation and it just seemed like it'd be a good fit for me to come in especially for my first year," said Dambreville to fit a certain role and they thought I'd be a good fit for that." Dambreville said he felt the Danish club was the best fit "I loved what they were offering for a first-year experience and I just felt real comfortable with that," Dambreville said seeing Dambreville turn professional is a testament to the hard work he knows he has put in day in and day out since he first began coaching him as a middle schooler on the Taunton Youth Basketball travel team "He's always been a standout player," Alves said "He's one of those kids who's a gym rat and has worked extremely hard over the years." who has been friends with Alves' son and former B-R standout Dougie Alves since childhood the impact of Alves' on his life couldn't be understated that's my right hand man," Dambreville said not just for what he's done for me but for what he does with the community.. He coached me and taught me a lot of valuable lessons on and off the court about how to be a man and how to carry myself and I give a lot of credit to him and I'm extremely thankful to him." His basketball journey with Alves began in middle school when he was a part of the Taunton Youth Basketball travel team Dambreville began his high school basketball career at Taunton playing his freshman and sophomore seasons for the Tigers before moving to Raynham and playing his junior and senior years for the Trojans under Alves where he was named the Taunton Daily Gazette Boys Basketball Player of the Year in 2017 "It was another step for me to go over there and be coached by a great coach and be around great competition with Dougie and all of the other great players that challenged me every day at practice to be the best version of myself I could be and to be a leader on that team." He recalled his favorite memory with the Trojans being their 2017 Division 1 South quarterfinal win over then-defending Division 1 South champions and 2015 Division 1 champion Catholic Memorial "To win that game at home in front of all of the fans it was a packed house and standing room only so that was definitely one of the best moments I had at B-R," Dambreville said but he stood out to me because his high-level energy was just different," Donnelly said but he played so hard and just impacted winning in a big-time way He was athletic and I knew he just was scratching the surface of his basketball potential and he was hungry and determined to improve More: Road Trip: See which Greater Taunton area football team will travel the furthest in 2023 The Moccasins gave Dambreville his first offer and he accepted, even as other schools that had previously overlooked him changed their minds. "Following that offer from Florida Southern, a bunch of the schools that I had reached out to while he was at B-R started showing a lot of interest and offers," Alves said, "but being the type of young man that he is, he went with the coach and the school that wasn't afraid to take a chance on a kid that was under the radar." At first, the move to Florida Southern proved to be quite the challenge for Dambreville, but he was determined to make it work and carve his place on the team. "Coming in, I had great players around me and I struggled my first year just trying to gain my confidence back and finding how I could gain my way into the system," Dambreville said. "But it was a very humbling experience and I took that first year and went back home and made sure that I worked my tail off so that I would never feel how I felt that year, and Coach Doug was a factor in that." After training with Alves, Dambreville returned to Lakeland and made an immediate impact on the Mocs, becoming the only underclassman starter on a team that featured NABC Division II Player of the Year Brett Hanson and went 29-2 on their way to the 2019-20 SCC conference title, something Dambreville considers his favorite memory from his time in Lakeland. "(Accomplishing) the individual goals are great, but the team goals are something that we'll always remember," Dambreville said. "I'm big on team, so having those relationships with these guys that I'll have for the rest of my life, I feel that's bigger than any individual goal that I can get." While the team had high hopes for the NCAA Division II tournament, they were dashed by the COVID-19 pandemic. While one door closed, however, another opened for Dambreville as he gained an additional year of eligibility, something he used to continue both his basketball and academic careers, earning his Bachelor's degree in Business and his MBA, for which he'll be hooded the day before he takes off for Denmark. "I was blessed to be able to have the opportunity to have that paid for and work hard throughout the years," Dambreville said. "A lot of people wish to be in my position so I'm taking it all in and taking all of the opportunities that I can." As well, he is also grateful for his time and experiences at Florida Southern. "Florida Southern is another home. When I got back down to Florida, I came right to the gym and it brought back all of the memories that I had of the moments that brought me to where I am along with all of the people who've shown me love down here." His impact on the program is certainly felt by those around him, who are proud to see his hard work come to fruition. "E.J. told me from day one that he wanted to be a pro, and due to his commitment, sacrifice, and hard work hard work he has been able to make his dream come true," Donnelly said. "I have been coaching for almost 25 years, and E.J. is right up there with the all-time great people that I have had the privilege to coach. He is a great success story, and I know E.J. will continue to grind and keep getting better and better." Giving back and looking forwardWhile back in Massachusetts this summer, Dambreville stayed with the Alves family and volunteered at Alves' funDAmental Basketball Clinic, a camp for Greater Taunton and Bridgewater area third- through ninth-graders at Forekicks Taunton last month. While there, he was able to share his story with the kids, something which he said meant the world to him. "I loved giving back, that's the least that I can for Coach Doug and the kids," Dambreville added. "The kids are a reflection of me, so if I give back positivity, the positivity comes back." For Alves, seeing the success Dambreville has accomplished is a proud moment. As he prepares to head to Næstved, Denmark later this month, Dambreville said he's excited for new experiences both on and off the court. Team FOG Næstved kicks off its 2023-24 Basketligaen season on Sept. 14 with a visit to the Værløse Blue Hawks. Taunton Daily Gazette sports reporter Cameron Merritt can be reached at cmerritt@tauntongazette.com. You can follow him on Twitter at @CamMerritt_News. Support local journalism by purchasing a digital or print subscription to the Taunton Daily Gazette today. 20204:36 PM UTCDenmark culls mink over coronavirus mutation fearsDenmark's plans to cull all 17 million mink in the country following the finding of a mutated coronavirus strain among them [1/15]Authorities initiated the cull last week saying the new strain could move to humans and evade future COVID-19 vaccines so the mink herd Morten Stricker/Dagbladet Holstebro Struer/Jysk Fynske Medier/Ritzau Scanpix/via REUTERSHOLSTEBRO [2/15]A man handles culled mink at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus Rasmussen via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE WAS PROVIDED BY A THIRD PARTY NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN DENMARK.Naestved [3/15]Culled are seen at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus Rasmussen via REUTERSNaestved Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus Rasmussen via REUTERSNaestved [5/15]People prepare mink for culling at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved [6/15]Mink are seen at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus RasmussenNaestved [8/15]Dead minks are seen at Sydvestjysk Pelscenter where they are pelted [9/15]People push a cart with culled mink at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus RasmussenNaestved [10/15]A caged mink is seen at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved Ritzau Scanpix/Mads Claus RasmussenNaestved [11/15]People transport culled mink of the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved [12/15]A man handles culled mink at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved [13/15]The foot of a mink is seen at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved [14/15]A mink is seen at the farm of Henrik Nordgaard Hansen and Ann-Mona Kulsoe Larsen near Naestved [15/15]Members of Danish health authorities are assisted by members of the Danish Armed Forces in disposing of dead mink in a military area near Holstebro in Denmark Denmark's plans to cull all 17 million mink in the country following the finding of a mutated coronavirus strain among them are facing legal obstacles after the government admitted it did not have legal basis for the order , opens new tab Browse an unrivalled portfolio of real-time and historical market data and insights from worldwide sources and experts. , opens new tabScreen for heightened risk individual and entities globally to help uncover hidden risks in business relationships and human networks. © 2025 Reuters. All rights reserved 03 May 2025 12:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Aarhus Fremad won 7–0 over Næstved on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Aarhus Fremad 1 win(s) Who won between Aarhus Fremad and Næstved on Sat 03 May 2025 12:00:00 GMT?Aarhus Fremad won 7–0 over Næstved on Sat 03 May 2025 12:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches Aarhus Fremad is playing home against Næstved on Sat Log in for full access to stabroeknews.com Only one active session is allowed per subscriber TT’s Aaron Wilson shows extreme focus during his silver medal performance at a table tennis tournament in Copenhagen Three-time national men’s table tennis champion Aaron Wilson has embarked on a European quest to fulfil his dream of becoming a pro athlete The 25 year old is in Denmark representing Næstved Bordtennis in the Danish second division but has already made his presence felt on the competitive circuit In Wilson’s first tournament in Copenhagen losing 3-2 to club-mate Jeppe Spottog in the final The club team is also two wins from two in the league’s team events Wilson represents Carenage Blasters Table Tennis Club but having previously got a whiff of the European circuit the right-handed player always dreamed of returning one day Despite only being allowed three months in Denmark he’s working on acquiring a visa to stay there and play out the season “The goal for me is to establish myself within the Danish league this season and play as much table tennis as possible “There’s way more opportunities for me in Europe My dream was always to become a professional table tennis player in Europe and really do my best in the competitions such as the Commonwealth Games and Central American and Caribbean Games after Caribbean Championships this year in Guyana that I’d return to Europe to fulfil my dream one way or the other.” Wilson is also a two-time (2015 and 2016) Junior Caribbean Championships title-holder and also bagged bronze in the men’s Caribbean Championships he snagged silver in the men’s A1 division of the Classified Table Tennis Tournament Wilson battled from two sets down to win the men’s final of the ICWI Silver Bowl Table Tennis tournament Wilson’s trip is currently funded by himself and family members He welcomes any financial assistance on his journey to become a pro which would help him offset the costs of training he plans to return to university in Europe with the sole aim of breaking into the Danish first division “I want to proceed on this professional journey and make the best of it as I know TT is not really that top-tier for sport and there’s not much financial assistance… I’m looking for sponsors at this time to help fund my journey to becoming a pro table tennis player for TT “I also want to participate in other tournaments in Europe It won’t cost too much to go to these places I just want to play as much table tennis as possible and I want to be the best version of myself or the best athlete Aaron could be.” Wilson said he used to travel to Europe in his earlier years to compete in Spain he thought he deserved more as an upcoming player Growing up and understanding that I’m coming from the western side of the world I understood that I’d have to prove myself in Europe Now I have a different mindset and I’m just going to work hard and progress throughout the season.” Despite exiting this year’s Caribbean Table Tennis Championships at the round of 16 Wilson is optimistic his time abroad will improve his chances of podium performances in 2024 he wants to qualify for the Pan Am Games next year With Caribbean Champs set for the Dominican Republic Wilson is aiming for a medal this time around as it would be a good start for his qualification cycle for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles A FREE roundup of top news from Guyana you might otherwise miss Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here This location has had a major impact on the architects’ design of the winning proposal: The compact building volume is placed in continuation of the existing stadium in order pull the structure away from the adjoining housings. This initial decision makes it possible to transform the open space towards the residential area into a green urban park with a street basketball court, playground and recreational areas. Courtesy of CEBRAThe arena’s basic and stringent volume is softened by a façade of undulating protrusions of varying heights, which are adjusted to the corresponding internal functions, as well as plant containers, which are incorporated into the façade’s perforated aluminium panels. Thus, the building’s quite massive appearance is reduced and the building forms a gradual transition to the park. from where they enter the central arena space which is lowered so the floor is below ground level The arena’s bowl-like shape and the surrounding stands’ sloping planes bring the building’s scale into play – they contribute to creating the intense and heaving atmosphere during sports events and concerts where you feel small as an individual and large as a community at one and the same time The Adaptable EngineThe arena contains a collection of functions which form the base for a complex and diverse range of usage patterns When the usage changes between different types and scales of events the relations between the building’s internal functions switch and adapt accordingly the arena is characterized by relative rather than absolute relations that express a logic yet versatile and flexible organisation where “the machine” quickly and effectively can be configured according to the demands of the different scenarios the project contains a proposal for how the arena’s ceiling can be integrated as an active contributor to the overall experience by designing it as a giant LED screen This media façade would add a unique dimension to the venue with a wide range of applications During games or concerts the screen can be used as score or information board as well as for light shows In the everyday use of the arena the ceiling can serve as a low-energy lighting alternative and create areas with varying light intensity or even display the coach’s strategy tactics and training exercises in a 1:1 scale via tablet or smartphone Architects: CEBRALocation: Næstved DenmarkTurnkey Contractor: Hansen & AndersenEngineer: BalslevClient: Næstved MunicipalityServices: Architectural services incl landscapeCategory: Sports and culturePurpose: Multipurpose arena for sports music and culture eventsCommission: PublicSize: 10,000 m2GFA new buildingBudget: DKK 68m / € 9,1m excl VATAward: Competition 1st prizeYear: 2013-2014 - ongoing 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 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 This webpage uses Cookies and JavaScript in order to work properly We strongly recommend to enable those technologies in yur browser In case of wrongly displayed content you can request necessary information at e-mail address wwwadmin@mzv.cz On 25 April 2013 the new travelling exhibition „Sophie´s Choice In the Czech Way“ prepared by journalist and researcher Judita Matyášová was opened in Næstved Museum Sophie´s Choice In the Czech Way refers to the name of the book Sophie´s Choice by William Styron which tells the story about a Jewish mother who had to chose to save one of her two children Just before the breakout of WW2 some Czech Jewish parents found themselves in a similar situation when they had to chose which one of their children would go to the Zionist courses preparing them for life in Palestine these 150 children never reached Palestine as it was planned but were accepted in foster families in Denmark and later fled to Sweden The Czech journalist and researcher Judita Matyášová has been searching for these survivors (today almost 90 years old) all around the world She has documented this unknown chapter of Czech-Danish-Sweedish history where a lot of these survivors are still alive Exhbition „Sophie´s Choice In the Czech Way“  The exhibition was launched by ambassador Zdeněk Lyčka and Mayor of  Næstved Carsten Rasmussen together with the museum´s director Palle Birk Hansen and the exhibition´s author Judita Matyášová From the left: The exhibition‘s arranger Maria Santana Mayor of Næstved Carsten Rasmussen and the museum´s director Palle Birk Hansen From the left: Mayor Carsten Rasmussen and ambassador Zdeněk Lyčka are opening the exhibition The guests also had the opportunity to taste Czech beer during the opening foster parent of the girl on the panel in the background the people interested in the topic had the opportunity to learn more about the project at a lecture by Judita Matyášová The launching of the exhibiton in Næstved in the south of the island of Sealand wastn´t arranged at random – a big part of the group of Czechoslovakian children was accepted exactly here The exhibition will be presented in Næstved until 31 May 2013 During the month the Danish organizers will arrange several supporting events On Sunday 12 May 2013 pianist Markéta Janáčková and mezzosopranist Pavla Švestková will present songs created in Theresienstadt by Jewish composers The exhibition Sophie´s Choice In the Czech Way will also be a part of the commemorative events on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the flight of Danish Jews to Sweden which will take place in October 2013 in Gilleleje and Copenhagen The exhibition will travel further around Denmark where it will be presented in the former concentration camp in Jutlandic Frøslev We would like to thank ŠKODA TRANSPORTATION a.s who has had a great part in supporting the exhibition Invitation Media: Næstved-Bladet:  På flugt fra nazisterne: Zuzana reddede livet i NæstvedNæstved-Bladet: Plejebarns amerikanske datter besøgte JensineLidové noviny: Osudy židovskych děti - 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