Kjøpt fordi jeg trengte ei bok når jeg skulle reise med buss opp til Iungsdalshytta. Tok et skippertak denne uka og leste den ferdig. Litt tung å komme i gang med, men så løsnet den og vil absolutt anbefale den. Veldig god lesning!
Fant den på DNT Bjellåvasshytta https://ut.no/hytte/101023/bjellavasstua – Det hendte i fjellene : noen historier fra pitesamisk område i Norge Sivertsen, Knut Harry. Lokale historier av både eldre og nyere dato opplevd eller fortalt til forfatteren. Fin tidtrøyte på hytta. Hans egne jakthistorier imponerte meg, det var lange turer i all slags vær.
Da ble jeg endelig ferdig med den, hadde jo tenkt å lese den – ikke lytte – når det var boka i Leseklubben https://radio.nrk.no/podkast/leseklubben, men den gang ei, jeg brukte for lang tid gitt. Anyhow, ferdig nå. Spennende bok, men blir litt trå mot slutten syns nå jeg da.
Finally got to finish the fifth book in the series about Havlor Skramstad and the Norwegian merchant sailors during WW2. As for the four other, a really good book. As you might already know, Jon Michelet has passed away, but he got to finish up book number six just weeks before he had to give in for cancer. So the last book is off course what I want to read next, just have to finish up some other books as well.
Finally got to finish “Blodige strender”, book #4 about the war sailor Halvor Skramstad. Started reading it last year, but lost track of where I was, so therefore decided to read it all once more. No problem, a good one this book as well. Now ready for book #5
“Det Svenske sviket” reveals that many Swedes were not “brothers” nor supported Norwegians in their struggle against the German occupation power and their Norwegian allies. The book shows how in many cases the Norwegian resistance struggle was opposed by Swedish citizens.
Interesting, but could have been a bit shorter without me complaining.
This book is work related “The DevOps Handbook – How to create world-class agility, realiability & security in technolocy organizations”. Provides a broad overview of important DevOps principles and for the first time I do believe that I really have understood what DevOps really means. From the conclusion wrapping up the book I qoute
DevOps requires potentially new cultural and management norms and changes in our technical practives and architecture. This requires a coalition that spans business leadership, product management, development, QA, IT operations, Information security and event marketing where many technology initiatives originate”.
If working with anything IT related to operations, security or development I would recommend reading this book.
Three down, one to go…now the French has invaded Moscow in 1812, and by the end of Vol III the fire of Moscow is ravaging the city.
Now finished War and Peace volume two. Two to go, must … be strong and keep on reading…
Finished War and Peace volume I. All volumes was given to my partens in-law when the got married. This version was translated back in the 60’s to Norwegian Nynorsk and that makes it even harder, but halfway through the book it got easier. I must admit that I get a bit confused from time to time due to all the details, but all in all it is interesting to read. And I have decided to start reading volume II and postpone volume IV of the new book about Halvor Skramstad written by Jon Michelet (which I am really looking forward to, so I have to hurry up finishing the last three volumes of War and Peace).