The Productivity Problems
The following is an extract from the well known medical sciences textbook, Gray’s Atlas of Productivity. It describes some of the most common productivity-related conditions experienced by students during their
The following is an extract from the well known medical sciences textbook, Gray’s Atlas of Productivity. It describes some of the most common productivity-related conditions experienced by students during their
I guess everyone kind of waits for it to happen. No one wants it to, but everyone expects it. Perhaps in a year, perhaps in ten years. All anyone can
On a piece of cloth, or a scrap of paper. Painted onto a cheek, or made up by a bunch of pixels on a computer-screen. If it happens to be
I have now been fortunate enough to have lived in Edinburgh for two and a half years. During that time, and annoyingly in the middle of an exam-period, I was
Continue reading…British politics as seen through my Norwegian eyes
Stavanger domkirkes guttekor betyr mye for mange. Det har kommet tydelig frem på Aftenbladet sine debatt-sider i det siste. Det som ikke kommer frem i debatten er hvor mye guttekoret
Continue reading…En tidligere korgutt om bråket rundt Domkirkens Guttekor [Norwegian]
Don’t tell my insurance-company, but sometimes I engage in one of these hazardous new-age activities known as “thinking”. When I get around to doing this, I often find myself thinking
Continue reading…The internet really isn’t that great… Comparatively
As I mentioned in the previous post, this summer I am employed as a summer intern at Opera Software in the department of Quality Assurance on mobile devices. This post
I’m lucky. Very lucky. Before summer I applied for a summer internship doing Quality Assurance in the mobile devices department at Opera Software. I had no real expectations about actually
This is a continuation of part 2. This will be the final post in this series of Denmark-posts, I promise. I didn’t want to make the other posts too long, for
Continue reading…Why singing in a choir is a lot more fun than you think it is – Denmark, part 3
This is a continuation of part 1. Having arrived and settled in, it was time to delve into the many charms of festival life. While the previous-post was more or less
I’ve been spending this week in Århus, Denmark with Cantus Aeterna, a project by “Ung Kirkesang”, the Norwegian organisation for sustaining and promoting chamber/church-music-activities among youth. The idea behind the
John: “Hey! I have an idea!” Henry: “Oh dear, now what?” John: “What if someone could invent something you could pour your un-diluted juice into, and at the push of