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Posted: Mon Jun 29th, 2009 02:50 pm |
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If you'll loose your way you can use Finnish Mobile Phone...
Nokia - Mobile Manufacturer Connecting People - CPB - [ Käännä tämä sivu ]
Nokia - Mobile Manufacturer Connecting People
... Nokia started by mining Engineeer Frederic Idestem in 1865 at a woodworking factory in south-west Finland. ...
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Nokia.com is the official website of Nokia Corporation, world's leading finnish multinational mobile phone supplier and communications company.
Nokia was started in 1865 by mining Engineeer Frederic Idestem at a woodworking factory in south-west Finland.
Nokia comes from a Finnish word 'nois' whose plural is Nokia (meaning black sable).
It acquired various companies including Ericsson Data Systems, Mobira, Salora, Televa and Luxor of Sweden, Oceanic and German Standart Elektrik Lorenz, Nortel’s wireless unit, Maillefer and NKF.
It is now considered as the largest Nordic Company in Modern Information Technology.
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OMG..![[blink]](/forums/themes/default/scared.gif) this thread is an awesome copy/paste mess..
1 - 10 = 9.5..![[eyeroll]](/forums/themes/default/sarcasm.gif)
PS: would you like me to C/C clean this topic up? I can try to make it look much better..Attachment: antenne04.gif (Downloaded 31 times) Last edited on Wed Jul 1st, 2009 09:34 am by JP
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JP wrote: OMG.. this thread is an awesome copy/paste mess..
1 - 10 = 9.5..
PS: would you like me to C/C clean this topic up? I can try to make it look much better..
If you want you can try to make it look much better..
Edit: C/C is now complete. (JP)
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Thanks.
Here is Jean Sibelius Finlandia.
Finlandia is very famous sinfoni.
It's describing very well why Finland
exist and how Finland has survived.
It has special meanining for Finnish
people.
Finlandia
Finlandia
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Finlandia
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A lot of Finnish people has died
and lived traumatic time.
Thanks because of big countries big Army.
Here is a description in english how Finns
allmost lost everything what they had.
The word fight is a little bit naiive saying in situation
when it's question of surviving.
Finland Fights!
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Finland Fights! (#2)
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Welcome to Santa Claus' Village on the Arctic Circle in Rovaniemi in Lapland in Finland.
Tervetuloa tapaamaan Joulupukki - Joulupukin Pajakylä - Napapiiri - Rovaniemi - Lappi Welcome to Santa Claus' Village on the Arctic Circle in Rovaniemi in Lapland in Finland.
Tervetuloa tapaamaan Joulupukki - Joulupukin Pajakylä - Napapiiri - Rovaniemi - Lappi
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Best way to go from Finland to Mongolia is Enduro MotorByCycle. Nature can be quite rocky. All what you need is the driver which tells how to drive. We have superious Enduro quides which tells how to go to Mongolia. If you want they will drive you anywhere you want.....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XqYDBbIbp8
ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONS
http://we.abc-wec.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=10&Itemid=11&limit=1&limitstart=0
ENDURO WORLD CHAMPIONS
 E1 CLASS
From 100cc to 175cc 2-STROKE
From 175cc to 250cc 4-STROKE
2004: MERRIMAN (Yamaha – Australia)
2005: CERVANTES (KTM - Spain)
2006: CERVANTES (KTM - Spain)
2007: SALMINEN (KTM - Finland)
2008: AHOLA (Honda - Finland)
 E2 CLASS
From 175cc to 250cc 2-STROKE
From 290cc to 450cc 4-STROKE
2004: SALMINEN (KTM – Finland)
2005: ARO (KTM – Finland)
2006: ARO (KTM – Finland)
2007: AHOLA (Honda - Finland)
2008: AUBERT (Yamaha - France)
 E3 CLASS
From 290cc to 500cc 2-STROKE
From 475cc to 650cc 4-STROKE
2004: ARO (KTM – Finland)
2005: KNIGHT (KTM - Great Britain)
2006: KNIGHT (KTM - Great Britain)
2007: CERVANTES (KTM - Spain)
2008: ARO (KTM – Finland)
Class 125cc
1999: SALMINEN (KTM – Finland)
2000: SALMINEN (KTM – Finland)
2001: SILVAN (Husqvarna – Finland)
2002: SILVAN (Husqvarna – Finland)
2003: POHJAMO (Gas Gas – Finland)
Class 250cc 2stroke
1999: SILVAN (Gas Gas – Finland)
2000: MERRIMAN (Husqvarna – Australia)
2001: SALMINEN (KTM – Finland)
2002: ARO (Husqvarna – Finland)
Class 400cc 4stroke
1998: CARLSSON (Husaberg – Sweden)
1999: SALA (KTM – Italy)
2000: RINALDI (KTM – Italy)
2001: MERRIMAN (Husqvarna – Australia)
2002: SALMINEN (KTM – Finland)
2003: ERIKSSON (Husqvarna – Sweden)
Class 500cc 4stroke
1994: TIAINEN (Husqvarna – Finland)
1995: TIAINEN (Husqvarna – Finland)
1996: JANSSON (Husaberg – Sweden)
1997: TIAINEN (KTM – Finland)
1998: ERIKSSON (Husqvarna – Sweden)
1999: ERIKSSON (Husqvarna – Sweden)
2000: TIAINEN (KTM – Finland)
2001: ERIKSSON (Husqvarna – Sweden)
2002: ERIKSSON (Husqvarna – Sweden)
2003: SALMINEN (KTM – Finland)
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If you are not busy you can rent a horse. Then you need quard. Just call to civilquard. Civilquard will arrange everything for you.
YouTube - Vöyrin marssi
It's better not to take any risk that some of those honest Russians would steel your vallet.
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Finland without atrillerys fire is not Finland.
Here I'm in worlds most amazing shooting camp called Rovajärvi.
3 most important things in Finland
1) Shipbuilding
2) Architect Alvar Aalto and engineers.
3) Finnish artillerys target area.
Finnish Artillery In Action - Target Area
Filmed on the artillery`s shooting camp, called Rovajärvi (near Artic Circle).
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Our Commander in chief has travelled to China. If you want to know how to go to China just follow his steps.....
MANNERHEIM - Military Career - Chinese Expedition
....and his army .....
YouTube - Vöyrin marssi
MANNERHEIM - WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
MANNERHEIM - Commander-in-Chief - The Winter War
MANNERHEIM - Commander-in-Chief - Continuation War -
In June 1941, when the war between Germany and the Soviet Union broke out, Finland found herself in a situation where it appeared natural to start the ...
...More information you can get from finnish travel offices.... Enjoy your trip! I'm still waiting for you.... I hope you'll enjoy your trip.
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Mongolia
15 day trip by Dayron
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Matad, Dzuunmod, Hovd, Ulan Bator, Hohhot
Trans-Siberian Railway | Summary timetable Moscow-Vladivostok/Ulan ... - [ Käännä tämä sivu ]
5 May 2009 ... Trains 4, 6 & 20 from Moscow to Ulan Bator & Beijing can .... Trains 3, 5 & 19 from Beijing & Ulan Bator to Moscow can only be used for ...
http://www.seat61.com/Trans-Siberian-timetable.htm - [url=http://74.125.77.132/search?q=cache:KhXObrV5zmMJ:http://www.seat61.com/Trans-Siberian-timetable.htm+From+Helsinki+to+Ulan+bator+and+peking&cd=3&hl=fi&ct=clnk&gl=fi&lr=lang_en]Välimuistissa[/url] - [url=http://www.google.fi/search?hl=fi&lr=lang_en&rlz=1W1GGLL_fi&as_qdr=all&q=related:http://www.seat61.com/Trans-Siberian-timetable.htm]Samankaltaisia[/url]
Build your own trip - HEL to ULN - [ Käännä tämä sivu ]
Helsinki, Finland (HEL) to Ulan Bator, Mongolia (ULN) ... 9:25 am Depart Helsinki (HEL) Arrive Ulan Bator (ULN) 6:10 am +1 day, Mon 24-Aug ...
These are the 2 yerts where we lived. 6 of us lived in each yert.
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Travel Russia - Trans-Siberian Trains
PS! Before reservation. Find out if they have showers in train
Trans-Siberian Railway is the longest in the world (nearly 10000 km, 8 time zones), connecting European Russia with Siberia and Russian Far East. The classic Trans-Siberian trip starts at Yaroslavsky train station in Moscow and ends at Vladivostok train station (or vise versa).
Trans-Mongolian (connecting Russia, Mongolia and China) and Trans-Manchurian (connecting Russia and China) routes are popular options of Transsib.
Example Day by Day Itineraries
Train #4 Trans-Mongolian express Moscow-Beijing
Day 1 - Moscow. Departure (~21:30, Tuesday)
Day 2 - Arrival in Vladimir (01:00), Nizhny Novgorod (04:22)
Day 3 - Ekaterinburg (00:04), Novosibirsk (19:35)
Day 4 - Krasnoyarsk (07:20)
Day 5 - Irkutsk (01:22), passing Baikal, Ulan Ude (08:43), crossing Russian-Mongolian border (afternoon)
Day 6 - Ulan Bator (Ulaanbaatar) (07:35)
Day 7 - Beijing (14:31).
Train #20 "Vostok Express" Trans-Manchurian Moscow-Beijing
Day 1 - Moscow. Departure (~23:55, Friday)
Day 2 - Arrival in Vladimir (03:00), Nizhny Novgorod (06:30)
Day 3 - Ekaterinburg (01:47), Novosibirsk (21:45)
Day 4 - Krasnoyarsk (09:36)
Day 5 - Irkutsk (03:31), Ulan Ude (10:52)
Day 6 - Zabaikalsk (13:06), crossing Russian-Chinese border (afternoon)
Day 7 - Beijing (05:20).
Train #2 "Russia Express" Trans-Siberian Moscow-Vladivostok
Day 1 - Moscow. Departure (~17:00, odd dates), arrival in Vladimir (20:13), Nizhny Novgorod (23:35)
Day 2 - Ekaterinburg (18:53)
Day 3 - Novosibirsk (15:19)
Day 4 - Krasnoyarsk (03:44)
Day 5 - Irkutsk (22:13), passing Baikal Lake
Day 6 - Ulan Ude (05:34)
Day 8 - Vladivostok (22:05).
Popular Stopovers
Vladimir - Golden Ring town.
Ekaterinburg - industrial and cultural center of Ural region. Ural mountains divide Europe and Asia.
Novosibirsk - the biggest city in Siberia and 3rd largest in Russia. Altay mountains are in about 400 km.
Krasnoyarsk - center of Krasnoyarsk region, 2nd biggest city in Siberia, is situated on the shore of the big Enisey River. National Park "Stolby" is very close to the city.
Irkutsk - probably the most popular city to make a stop in during Trans-Siberian. From Irkutsk, it is only 60 km to Listvyanka village on the shore of famous Baikal.
Ulan Ude - capital of Buryatia republic, situated on the Eastern shore of Baikal. There are several Buddhist Monasteries in Ulan Ude.
Vladivostok - city on the Russian Far East, port on the Pacific ocean.
Ulan Bator (Ulaanbaatar) - capital of Mongolia.
Beijing - capital of China.
Traveling from Moscow to Irkutsk
From Moscow to Irkutsk you can leave every even date (for example 2nd, 4th, etc. of the month) by train #10 "Baikal" at ~23:30 or daily by train #250 at ~14:57
You can leave Moscow four days weekly:
a) every Tuesday by train #004 Trans-Mongolian Express from Moscow to Beijing via Irkutsk (Chinese train);
b) every Wednesday by train #006 Mongolian Express from Moscow to Ulan Bator via Irkutsk (Mongolian train);
c) every Thursday by train #006 Mongolian Express from Moscow to Ulan Bator via Irkutsk (Russian train);
d) every Friday by train #020 Trans-Manchurian express (Russian train).
All trains leave Moscow about 10:00 p.m.
Duration is about 82 - 86 hrs.
Traveling from Irkutsk to Ulan Bator
From Irkutsk to Ulan Bator you can get the following trains:
a) #004 every Saturday
b) #006 every Sunday
c) #006 every Monday
d) #362 daily (2nd class cabins only)
Trains #004 and #006 leave Irkutsk about 07:00 a.m. (local time) duration is about 25 hrs.
Train #362 leaves Irkutsk about 21:50 (Local time) duration is about 33 hrs.
Traveling from Ulan Bator to Beijing
From Ulan Bator to Beijing we provide reservation for Chinese Trans-Mongolian express #4 every Sunday (once a week). Departure time is ~08:05 am (local UB time).
Duration is about 30 hrs.
Prices
Routes from Moscow to Ulan-Bator and Beijing. Price per place, one way, in EURO.
Route
2nd class
1st class
Moscow - Beijing, train #4
EUR 440 (Convert )
EUR 780 (Convert )
Moscow - Beijing, train #20
EUR 530 (Convert )
EUR 820 (Convert )
Moscow - Ulan-Bator - Beijing
EUR 450 (Convert )
EUR 760 (Convert )
Moscow - Irkutsk - Ulan-Bator
EUR 400 (Convert )
EUR 700 (Convert )
Moscow - Irkutsk - Ulan-Bator - Beijing
EUR 555 (Convert )
EUR 950 (Convert )
Moscow - Irkutsk - Beijing (via Mongolia)
EUR 545 (Convert )
EUR 950 (Convert )
Moscow - Irkutsk - Beijing (via Manchuria)
EUR 640 (Convert )
EUR 980 (Convert )
Moscow - Irkutsk - Ulan-Ude - Ulan-Bator
EUR 460 (Convert )
EUR 815 (Convert )
Moscow - Irkutsk - Ulan-Ude - Ulan-Bator - Beijing
EUR 630 (Convert )
EUR 1060 (Convert )
Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Irkutsk - Ulan-Bator
EUR 505 (Convert )
EUR 890 (Convert )
Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Irkutsk - Ulan-Bator - Beijing
EUR 665 (Convert )
EUR 1120 (Convert )
Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Irkutsk - Ulan-Ude - Ulan-Bator
EUR 565 (Convert )
EUR 995 (Convert )
Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Irkutsk - Ulan-Ude - Ulan-Bator - Beijing
EUR 725 (Convert )
EUR 1250 (Convert )
Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Novosibirsk - Irkutsk - Ulan-Bator
EUR 959 (Convert )
EUR 1030 (Convert )
Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Novosibirsk - Irkutsk - Ulan-Bator - Beijing
EUR 750 (Convert )
EUR 1260 (Convert )
Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Novosibirsk - Irkutsk - Ulan-Ude - Ulan-Bator
EUR 650 (Convert )
EUR 1160 (Convert )
Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Novosibirsk - Irkutsk - Ulan-Ude - Ulan-Bator - Beijing
EUR 800 (Convert )
EUR 1390 (Convert )
Routes from Moscow to Vladivostok or vice versa. Stopover in Ulan-Ude is free. Price per place, one way, in EURO:
Route
Price, 2nd class
Price, 1st class
Moscow - Irkutsk - (Ulan-Ude) - Vladivostok
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Moscow - Irkutsk - (Ulan-Ude) - Khabarovsk - Vladivostok
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Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Irkutsk - (Ulan-Ude) - Vladivostok
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Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Irkutsk - (Ulan-Ude) - Khabarovsk - Vladivostok
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Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Novosibirsk - Irkutsk - (Ulan-Ude) - Vladivostok
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Moscow - Ekaterinburg - Novosibirsk - Irkutsk - (Ulan-Ude) - Khabarovsk - Vladivostok
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1st class place = 1 place in a cabin with 2 berths OR 2 places in a cabin with 4 berths.
Prices for other routes and stopovers are available on request.
All prices and times are subject to change.
We provide Russian tourist visa support free of charge for those who book the Trans-Siberian, Trans-Mongolian or Trans-Manchurian trip (or just tickets) with us.
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Kidnapping!!!!
is combining Finland, USA and Russian. Best way is to put under 10 years or over 65 year old passengers into car trunk and drive over Russian border. Have Fun!
Свободу Антону Салонену! Free Anton Salonen!: Russophobic campaign ...
Anton, 5, was kidnapped from his mother Rimma in Russia April 12 by his Finnish ...
Russophobic campaign against Rimma Salonen continues in Finland
The Finnish TV2 claimed yesterday, that Russian Orthodox priest Aleksey Lvovich Tabashnikov is guilty for kidnapping Anton Salonen to Russia.
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B riefl y n oted China – Finland cooperation grows stronger ...
1) Finland China co-operation grows stronger
AND....
2) Vaisala goes to Mars
The finnish meteorological institute has contributed a pressure measurement instrument based on Vaisalas reliable sensor technology to the Meteoroligical Station. Atmospheric presuure on Mars is very low and requires a sensitive sensor for measurement.
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   Phoenix 2007 Lander on Mars - VaisalaOnboard pressure sensor based on Vaisala BAROCAP® technology. On May 25th, 2008, NASA's Phoenix 2007 Lander successfully touched down on Mars' northern ...
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Matti (FIN) wrote:
The Basics
WOW, it seems Russia have no terrain border with Norway! Who could know?
Matti, do you post here real actual maps Finland prints? Does it mean Finland has territorial dispute with Russia, since part of our territory is marked as Finnish here?
What a World, you live and just don't know that a little neighbor of yours is already sharpening a knife behind your back... How many words matti have said about how bad it is to start war for territory, and now - what a surprise..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pechenga
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O.Bender wrote: Matti (FIN) wrote:
The Basics
WOW, it seems Russia have no terrain border with Norway! Who could know?
Matti, do you post here real actual maps Finland prints? Does it mean Finland has territorial dispute with Russia, since part of our territory is marked as Finnish here?
What a World, you live and just don't know that a little neighbor of yours is already sharpening a knife behind your back... How many words matti have said about how bad it is to start war for territory, and now - what a surprise..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pechenga
I don't know, why border should be somewhere else as what it is on this map above.
Do you know?
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