In an old ordinary gym in the outskirts of Copenhagen, once in a while something uncommon goes on. Something that some would say is extreme. But those who come here can wait to experience the adranalin-kick that hits them once they are there. And it's not just persons with tattoos all over their bodies who come here to be hung up. It‘s also the warehouse clerk and the farmer. As long as you have skin on your body you can be a part of the group who do suspension.

Some years ago the fishing culture was a proud part of the Danish self-understanding. But the fishermen no longer fill up the harbors. In Gilleleje nothing is different. The old fishermen are about to stop and there are only a few young people left to take over.

In late January 2011 750 danish soldiers went on a mission in Afghanistan. Here they had to create peace and better conditions for the Afghan population. When one think of a danish soldier, one immediately imagine that it’s a young man. But there are also women. And women have become a bigger and more important part of the Danish deployment. Out of the 750 danes deployed, 43 of them where women.

For the first time in eight years Rødovre Mighty Bulls got to the semi-finals in the danish ishockey first division. The fans, the players and the club saw the chance of winning it all and they won the first game. But then everything whent wrong. They were loosing, made remarkable come-backs, but then lost on sudden death goals. It was tough for the players. And for the rest of the club. After game six it was all over. The Mighty Bulls had lost 4-2 in games to Sønderjyske, and had to settle for Bronze.

If you drive out of Cairo, Egypt, in an easterly direction you will hit the desert. But it won’t take many minutes before constructions sites with nice villas rise as far as the eye can see. This is New Cairo. Here many young men have their daily work with building houses, that they them-selfs will never be able to afford. In a small three-room-appartment in the workers living area lives 11 of the workers. Each one with dreams that are very different from the life they are living now. All of the young men from the appartment are from the village of Beni Suef. A city 150 km south of Cairo. They all know each other through family and parents' friends. They rarely work in the same building for several days, but are hired when some are missing a team to cut, carry and set up steel for the foundations.