 |
 | 
| |
Happy
New
Year! | |
| |
My usual user page can be found here:
| |
| U135628 |
|
| Gott Nytt År! |
|
| Onnellista Uutta Vuotta! |
|
| Ein glückliches Neues Jahr! |
|
| Bonne Année! |
|
| Bonan Novjaron! |
|
| |
| |
|
 | | People have been talking about this Guide Entry. Here are the most recent Conversations: |
Happy birthday
(Last Posting: Dec 18, 2012)
Titania, you have today's Quote of the Day!
(Last Posting: Oct 3, 2012)
Message to Volunteer - Titania
(Last Posting: Sep 15, 2012)
Mags to Ti...
(Last Posting: Sep 3, 2012)
Confuddle a Keyboard, Ltd.
(Last Posting: Apr 23, 2012)
Invitation - are you free?
(Last Posting: Jan 11, 2012)
HAI
(Last Posting: Jan 1, 2012)
Many hoopy returns!
(Last Posting: Dec 27, 2011)
Hoopy Bathday!
(Last Posting: Dec 18, 2011)
<hug>
(Last Posting: Nov 14, 2011)
Click here to see more Conversations
 | |  | | | Journal Entries |  | Most Recent Conversations | | |
Welcome to this Researcher's Journal. If you'd like to comment on anything they have written here, just click the relevant 'Discuss this Entry' button. Swedish music videos no ?
(6 Days Ago)
I've posted a number of them through the years.
This is one of my favourite ballads, composed by Carl Michael Bellman in the 18th century, and still very popular. Cornelis Vreeswijk did a version but I agree with the commenter on that particular music video that the Imperiet version is slightly better:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaM_0PGmqGc
And yes, I really ought to write an entry on Bellman. Some time. Ish.
Click here to discuss this
(1 reply,
Latest reply: 6 Days Ago)
Eurovision Song Contest 2013
(3 Weeks Ago)
Now, my opinion is that one of the most important characteristics for a winning song is to have a catchy, sing-along refrain. Which is why I think Loreen was a worthy winner - I've been howling along in the refrain of Euphoria a number of times 
These are notes I make to keep track of the songs I think fit in or not.
Austria: no
Estonia: no
Slovenia: hmmmm... maybe
Croatia: no, although I like the folk music style - and is that 9/8 or not? Never quite managed to get my head around that specific rhythm...
Denmark: yes, and a bit folkie too - also, a good voice
Russia: not a sing-along song despite two of the songwriters/composers being Swedish
Oh my, past Swedish contributions; tight pink manchester pants on a man? Matched with top in same colour and a dark purple jacket 
Ukraine: nice song, but can I sing along? No.
Netherlands: beautiful song, but the verse feels stronger than the refrain? No.
Montenegro: no, too much of too many different things, although the Carneval of Venice was a nice thing.
Lithuania: no
Conclusion: Denmark is the best in my opinion in this batch of 10 contributions.
To be continued...
Click here to discuss this
(1 reply,
Latest reply: 3 Weeks Ago)
Där ingen skulle tro att någon kunde bo
(5 Weeks Ago)
The page says it should be viewable from anywhere in the world, but it's in Norwegian and texted in Swedish, so a bit limited language wise.
http://www.svtplay.se/video/1144743/del-1-av-6
Oh, and the title could be translated as 'Where no one thought anyone could live'.
About far away places. And people who've chosen to live there.
Click here to discuss this
(1 reply,
Latest reply: 4 Weeks Ago)
Taking the rest of the year off
(5 Weeks Ago)
Heh, as if  But that's what one of my closest colleagues jokingly suggested when I finally cracked the mystery of the great VAT differences.
See, when the company you w*rk for ends up no. 2 on the list of the '2011 list of the 100 companies with biggest turn-over in the hotel and restaurant business' (only bested by McDs) VAT is a thing of importance.
Every third or fourth year, Skatteverket (think IRS) hits us with a audit of some kind. And I'm the one usually ending up with the task of delivering all the information they ask for *sighs as last time it took several days of just creating the data files*
And we've been having this problem with incomes not matching the VAT they should have generated. Last year, a difference of 26 million SEK in revenue. So not a small thing.
And this week, I finally cracked it. Hah! Analyzing the figures from a different point of view compared withothers who had tried before me.
Left with a much smaller difference, I managed to crack that one too <smug>
I totally agree with the intelligence test I took several years ago that told me I'm best at 'abstract analysis'.
Click here to discuss this
(17 replies,
Latest reply: 4 Weeks Ago)
You know a book is really good when you...
(5 Weeks Ago)
...prefer to read it (in e-book format, but still) rather than playing your beloved PC games. 'Wise man's fear' in this case. I even *ahem* bring it into the bathroom.
There are sections where I feel the author used chisel and hammer to *really find the perfect way of describing an emotion, action, song, scenery.
Despite not being a cat, I still purr with satisfaction every now and then while reading this book.
What was that, tummy? Oh, you're hungry? But didn't I eat... uh... seven hours ago?
Click here to discuss this
(12 replies,
Latest reply: Last Week)
Click here to see more Journal Entries
| |
From h2g2
108Xth Conversation at Lil's
(Posted: 3 Days Ago)
(Last reply: 33 Minutes Ago)
From h2g2
My LCHF diet
(Posted: 1 Hour Ago)
(No replies)
From h2g2
Forget Eurovision: How About that Song for King Willem?
(No Posting)
(Latest post: 1 Hour Ago)
From h2g2
Lord of the Rings online
(Posted: 4 Hours Ago)
(No replies)
From h2g2
Having been Ordered here...
(No Posting)
(Latest post: 7 Hours Ago)
From h2g2
Jest'er Joke or two, to pass the time away
(No Posting)
(Latest post: 10 Hours Ago)
From h2g2
A87792079 - Shakespeare's Birthday
(No Posting)
(Latest post: 15 Hours Ago)
From h2g2
Tea Time
(Posted: Yesterday)
(Last reply: 21 Hours Ago)
From h2g2
Freebie Film Tip: Theoretical Physicists and Other Mass Murderers
(No Posting)
(Latest post: Yesterday)
From h2g2
Deja Vu
(Posted: 4 Days Ago)
(Last reply: Yesterday)
Click here to see more Conversations | |
| | | | | Most Recent Guide Entries | | Most Recent Edited Entries | | |
These are all the Guide Entries this Researcher has created. If you'd like to read them, click on the link, and if you want to talk about them, use the 'Discuss this Entry' button when you get there. From h2g2:
A87791133
Create April Travel Challenge: Border Crossings, Part II (4 Weeks Ago)
From h2g2:
A87760218
June Rhymes with Moon, and Researchers Sing in the Shower (May 29, 2012)
From h2g2:
A87743866
Museum Of Science and Industry, Manchester, England, UK (Feb 21, 2012)
From h2g2:
A87734839
The h2g2 Poem: Silence (Jan 10, 2012)
From h2g2:
A87727116
Testing tables (Dec 7, 2011)
From h2g2:
A87721194
Titania's NaJoPoMo postings (Nov 13, 2011)
From h2g2:
A87721176
Titanias NaJoPomo template using simple text, no GuideML (Nov 13, 2011)
From h2g2:
A87721167
Titania's NaJoPoMo table template (Nov 13, 2011)
From h2g2:
A87709828
Animated fish (Oct 22, 2011)
From h2g2:
A80734863
What is h2g2? (Feb 2, 2011)
Click here to see more Guide Entries
| |
These are all the Edited Entries to which this Researcher has contributed. They obviously read the Writing Guidelines and submitted their Guide Entries to Peer Review: why don't you too? From h2g2:
A87754431
Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester, England, UK (Jul 15, 2012)
From h2g2:
A3163033
ABBA - the band (Oct 29, 2004)
From h2g2:
A2408492
How to Build a Snow Lantern (May 4, 2004)
From h2g2:
A2207288
'Dinner for One' - A Sketch Well-known to all but the British (Mar 30, 2004)
From h2g2:
A930296
Answers to Children's Questions (Jul 4, 2003)
From h2g2:
A930287
Wonderful Rivers (Jun 20, 2003)
From h2g2:
A930232
Stories from World War Two (May 23, 2003)
From h2g2:
A906617
Ways of Making a Good Cup of Tea (Jan 20, 2003)
From h2g2:
A873010
Mozzarella Cheese (Jan 9, 2003)
From h2g2:
A848603
Surviving the Winter in a Student Household (Dec 6, 2002)
Click here to see more Edited Entries
| |
Here is the friends list of Titania and Ripley the unau:
| |
Click here to delete more than one name
Please note that Not Panicking Ltd is not responsible for the content of any external sites listed. The content on h2g2 is created by h2g2's Researchers, who are members of the public. Unlike Edited Guide Entries, the content on this page has not necessarily been checked by a h2g2 editor. In the event that you consider anything on this page to be in breach of the site's House Rules, please
click here
.
|
Titania and Ripley the unau
