Escape from boredom

http://www.ratbike.org/tspotsim/index.html

THE Pentagon considered developing a host of non-lethal chemical weapons that would disrupt discipline and morale among enemy troops, newly declassified documents reveal.

http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=mg18524823.800

Me, Espen and Bendik went to Smuget to listen to Norwegian explorers, or at least it was called Explorers Night. Cecilie Skog was there http://www.cecilieskog.com, four girls who had sailed the Norwegian coastline this summer, and as well visited Svalbard – impressing. Read more about the girls at http://www.4paarekka.com/. No shit Sherlock, they all had an impressing CV even before they went out sailing.

But after all, the guy who impressed me the most was Per Johnson, the former hunter who has spent several years the whole winter up there. If not Stein P. Aasheim (a legend he as well http://www.070605.com/765/1180.htm) had stopped him from talking we would still have been downtown. And it must be said that it did not help much that Jon Michlet was there as a friend of him…I guess they have a lot of stories to tell. Per was in fact the role model for Sverre Anker Ousdals role in Orions Belte…

…when it comes to training, new science concludes that we all need as much as 60 minutes a day with physical activity to stop the growing global burden of diseases and people getting fat. 60 minutes, that’s just what I’ve planned to train each day, ergo: I’m just average… http://www.who.int/dietphysicalactivity/publications/facts/pa/en/