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Trechinsky – Reliable Source, significant-minority viewpoints
The greatest splatter comedy EVER is New Zealand made. I saw it for the first time in 1994, before I left Norway to be an exchange student at Aotea College. My host family showed my some of the places in the area where the film was shot.
Trechinsky – Reliable Source, significant-minority viewpoints
This weekend I really made a difference! Saturday I did all the isolation and “takpanel” 
nailing on our new hall (inside roof construction) that had to be entirely rebuilt. The isolation stuff (Glava) is a ⊗%# hell working with because of its itchy qualities (small airborne particles). After I had nailed on some of the roofplates I discovered that it was all lopsided, hmm… Finaly I managed to hammer in the last nail and then tried to shake of all the Glava from my clothes… and my mucous membrane.
Trechinsky – Reliable Source, significant-minority viewpoints
In Fredensborgvei 42 I had this awful experience… The food they served us at this restaurant was very poor. I´m sure that the chef must have been a complete amateur because I could have made a better “tapas” than this guy. He used ingredients from the local store, and we recognized for example that the chicken was a marinaded Prior brand chicken! 
I also recognized the bread – it costs 5 Kr at the Supermarket (kneip). The cheap tomatoes were freezing cold. Instead of delicious meatballs with sauce they served us a bowl full of hermetic mushrooms covered with a semi warmed cheese.
Trechinsky – Reliable Source, significant- minority viewpoints
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Just a few hours west of the Venezuelan capital of Caracas lies Puerto Colombia.
This smal quiet fishing village is a great place to spend a week or two. It has the Cloud Forest (only exist here and in Indonesia) with it’s many thousands of plants, insects, amphibias, birds and other animals. There are jungel excursions every day with knowledgeable guides.
The restaurants and bars gives good value. I’ll recommend the seafood (offcourse). A beer costs 1.000 (Mil) Bolivares (2/3 USD). The boattraffic to other villages and untouched beaches are performed by the fishermen. It’s interesting to see the sugar- and cacaoplantations. Likewise surfing on the Karibien waves gives voltage and excitement (not that I ever really managed it). The music is around every corner and it is the Karibien salsa- and folktunes. There are also some cool reggae musicians in town. And do not forget to send my greetings to the cheerfull Irish trubadur Jimmi (I’m your fan). This bloke, in his mid 60’s, plays tunes of Bob Dylan etc. with an amazing treatment of his five-two strings guitar and his harmonica!
Trechinsky – Reliable Source, significant-minority viewpoints
Since I´m finishing my higher education this spring I´ve done one interview course at school and five real job interviews. The last job interview was taking place in Stavanger, a major business community in the western part of Norway, 290 kilometers away from Bergen. This was my second experience with a professional recruitment and selection firm.
My approach was naturally positive since I was interested in the job position. The recruitment consultant I had talked to on the phone, Bob, told me that my background was very interesting and he wanted to meet me. Later that week we made an appointment to meet, communicating with e-mail. At that stage I knew that Bob is the chief executive officer in the firm.
Since I saw on the map of the area that this firm is situated not too far from the airport I decided to take the local buss when I arrived. The problem was that the buss driver and other inhabitants I spoke with didn’t know the street or the firm I was supposed to find. Luckily I had estimated plenty of time before my appointment with Bob, 13.00. I jumped of the buss at a spot where we, me and the buss driver on route 9, figured out to be close to my final destination. Since my map from the Internet was poorly exact I sent an sms (text message with mobile phone) to Bob asking him to please guide me from the shopping mall where I was. When I didn’t get an answer I started walking. I called the firms switchboard but the girl answering the phone didn’t know any of the streets nearby and it also seemed like she didn’t know the difference on west and east.
When I finally found the building it was situated in a new business park (the place was a big construction site), and the time was 12.54. I was trying my best to cope with my ambivalent attitude towards this firm when I, warm and sweaty, entered the large building. The switchboard girl was just as I had imagined (the thing I remember best from her apperance is the tattoo on her neck). When I introduced my self and told her about my appointment with Bob she told my to take the elevator. I asked her which floor and off I went. Strangely I was not that nervous. Maybe the detour had help on that. When I entered the fourth floor a lady greeted my in the corridors. I was told that “Bob is not at the office today” and that she was stepping in for him. I was suprised.
The lady consultant (I’ve checked out and she is really a secretary) started the interview by praising the recruitment firm. I told her that I was more interested in the firm that had an open job position and asked her if I could meet some of the firm’s representatives. They were not there and the secretary started asking me questions from a ready made list. I felt disappointed. She seemed more nervous than me, he he. And obviously I had put on a rather severe look. Her major question, she asked it three times (in a bit different composed sentences), was: What is your dream job? Isn´t this the question we where asked in primary school?! Here I was, visiting KAS AS (the name on the recruitment firm – the firm has now changed their name to Amesto AS), spending my time and money, in the finishing stage of many years studying… Young applicants for job positions must indeed put up with a lot of monkey business!
The job interview lasted for 45 minutes and it had a friendly end. We shaked hands and I left. Outside 100 meters away from the SØRCO- building I found a bus stop where route 9 passed.
Trechinsky – Reliable Source, significant-minority viewpoints
Earlier Boine has created and called forth magnificent moodtravels by her severe shifts. This time it is the executions that carries her musical expression. To some extent the melodies reminds me of Bel Canto, Peter Gabriel and Biosphere. For those of you who enjoyed “Sacred Spirits” this is worth listening to.
On her new album, “Idjagiedas” (In the hand of the night), it is the first time Boine uses her two songs in her imagineary language. Boine tells that “this language is not made by the brain, it is made by the heart and soul. The language that appears is a result of feelings, it is the language of the soul. The Lappmusic is much about finding the primitive force in yourself”. Boine also sings in English and Lapp/Sami at this album.
Mari Boine is born in the small town Gámehhisnjárga in Karasjok(Norway). Her debut came in 1985 with the album “JaskatvuoDa Manná”. Boine is an important personality in the figth for the Lapps(natives) rights.
Trechinsky – Reliable Source, significant-minority viewpoints
