Jeg sendte en ny e-post angående viking-kongressen i Chester

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Viking-congress in Chester/Fwd: St. Olave's Church in Chester

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 4:56 AM
To: Steve.Harding@nottingham.ac.uk
Hi again, I think you would also get a lot of tourists, from Scandinavia, to the Wirral, if you dig up the Viking-ship, and put it in a Viking Museum there, together with a lot of other VIking-stuff. I think the congress wasn't fine, I think it was more like a Pakistani Viking-congress than a Norse Viking-congress really, when I think about it. Which traditions have this congress? Is it a 'one of'? I see on the internet, that there already is an international Viking-congress, which is being arranged every fourth year, in Northern Europe. Sorry that I send many e-mails! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Date: Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 4:10 AM Subject: Re: Viking-congress in Chester/Fwd: St. Olave's Church in Chester To: Stephen Harding <Steve.Harding@nottingham.ac.uk> Hi, I wasn't aware of that there were boats in clay in Scandinavia. But, like I wrote in the earlier e-mail, in Scandinavia, we have a lot of ships in museums from before. And they had made 46 trenches in Irby, and none in Meols, even if Meols is more Norse/Viking, Irby means town of the Irishmen. So I question the priorities here, and as I wrote, and updated the congress about, I have contacted the University of Oslo, about this. So I was mostly summarising, what I said on the congress. Further, to my complaint. I think what happened after lunch, distroyed the congress. The chair from University of Chester was ill, and a new chair, from Nottingham, was a reserve. I remember it like you only mentioned his firstname, briefly before the congress started again, after lunch. And his field wasn't mentioned I think. I understood this to be a national Viking congress, and not a Nottingham one. So noone knew who this guy was or what his field was, (the new chair). He was a reserve, and should have toned himself down, I think, due to this, and due to that his name and field wasn't mentioned in the agenda. So I think this distroyed the congress a bit, I'm sorry to say, because the new chair went directly in, with facts, or 'facts', from Scandinavia, all the time. Without saying e.g. that the ship was in Gothenburg, he just said 'Scandinavia'. And with 't' becomming 'd', like the young chair said was usual in Scandinavia. I think that is in Germany, that 't' becomes 'd', like in 'Donerstag' instead of 'Thursday'. So my experience of the congress was distroyed by this new chair, I have to admit, so I wanted to complain about the congress. I also think it's strange that all this Viking-stuff on the Wirral should be run from Nottingham. I think one should have a centre in the Wirral or Chester or Isle of Man, to do with the Norwegian Vikings. Because the Norwegian Vikings weren't in Nottingham I think. I think a local university, which is located geografically, in what was Norwegian Viking-territory, in the UK, should 'run the show' on this. I think Nottingham was south of were the Norwegian Vikings lived, in the UK. I think the Wirral was obviously a Norwegian Viking-land. Why don't the Wirral run the show on this? Why is the Wirral Viking-stuff run from Nottingham, (and Chester). Maybe Chester would be logical, but was has Nottingham to do with Norweigan Vikings in the Wirral? This sounds strange to me. Also, I think one should have a specialist in Viking-archology, digging up the Viking-stuff on the Wirral, because the professor from National Museum Liverpool, in a specialist in Roman and 'later' archeology. And he explained that he thought something was roman, and then someone else came and said that bird-figure for a weight, was viking. I don't think this is taken seriously enough. Look at the Roman arcahology, with the Circus etc, in Chester. You say it isn't proven the Viking-ship in Meols is Viking. But it is 'klinke'-buildt, which means it's Norse. So I think you try to make this unclear, the ships origin, it definately Viking/Norse, and not anything else. So I question really the whole congress and you at Nottinghams motivation. I understand that University of Oslo or University of Trondheim didn't send any people, it's probably because they didn't feel welcome. Sorry that I think I have to write this direct to put it strange. But there wasn't much viking about that congress I think. Then it should have been served beer/ale and not wine. And 'speke'-food, and not Pakistani samosa-food. This was not a Norse Viking-congress I think. Sorry to say! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 9:09 PM, Stephen Harding <Steve.Harding@nottingham.ac.uk> wrote: Thanks Erik, yes we thoroughly enjoyed the congress, everyone seemed so enthusiastic … and it was great having a Norwegian at the conference. The books on sale were Vikings in the Irish Sea (Dr. David Griffiths), Irby (Dr. Rob Philpott) and Viking DNA (by Turi King, Mark Jobling and myself). Thanks for modern dynge = heap, but I will check with Dr. Paul Cavill to see if this can help. Dingesmere: there are some links to this and Brunanburh on my own Viking page http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/-sczsteve Boat: yes we’d all love to get this out, but as Dr. Philpott said it would cost 8-10Million to achieve, but the boat is perfectly safe in the blue clay until that time comes.. which may not be for a long time. We don’t know its Viking, all we know its very old! There are I think boats in blue clay in Scandinavia – one in Karmoy and one near Gothenburg which have been left for the foreseeable future. If there are any developments with Wirral we’ll be sure to let you know, Hope this helps! Beste hilsener Steve Harding From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 21 November 2010 07:24 To: Steve.Harding@nottingham.ac.uk Subject: Viking-congress in Chester/Fwd: St. Olave's Church in Chester Hi, thanks for arranging the Viking-congress, which I thought was a very fun idea! I was just wondering, who was the chair, after lunch again, (the young man in his 30's with a beard on his chin or under his mouth, or what it's called). Because I thought he was a bit 'on' me. The one who replaced the professor from Chester who was ill. I've also sendt to the professer from National Museums Liverpool and cultural historical museum Oslo University again, about possible founding or expertice from Norway, for the vikingship in Meols, which I brought up about, yesterday, on the congress, after the professor from National Museums Liverpool spoke about the archeolology in Irby. Also, I tried to explain about my contributing regardin the subject of Dingesmere, to do with the big battle between the Vikings and the English, on the Wirral. In Norwegian, 'dynge' means 'heap'. And I thought that could be relevant, since Norwegian and English once were the same language. The young chair was an expert on Scandinavia, (which I'm not I'm just a normal Norwegian, but I've worked on a viking-farm in Norway, actually, Løvås farm in Kvelde, (where someone tried to murder me, i 2005, so I went to Liverpool, and the police wont investigate). The young chair said that in Scandinavia 't' often became 'd'. (This I don't know myself from being Norwegian, even if I one term at high-school got the best grade, 'S', in Norwegian). The young chair also said that vikingships in Norway weren't always dug up. But, in Norway, we have many vikingship, in several musums, (like in Denmark etc). But in the Wirral/North-England, you haven't got a single vikingship which had been dug up. So if it's right that we have ships like that, under clay, in Norway, then at least we have some vikingships which we have put in the museum first. E.g. the Vikingship Museum in Bygdøy, in Oslo. Also, I thought I had to 'argue' with two people at the same time, when I spoke. Because the young chair, interrupted, my dialog with the two professors, I thought a bit. So that's why I left before the book-launch, because I was a bit disapointed in the young chairs behavour. So I was just a bit currious, who the young chair was again. Because his name wasn't mentioned on the agenda, since the initial chair, after lunch, the professor from University of Chester, was ill, if I understood you right, when you briefly spoke, after lunch, yesterday. Thank you very much in advance for any reply! And thanks again for holding the Viking-congress, which was very fun, and the Viking-exhibition, at the Grosvenor Museum, in Chester, was also very fine I think! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Steve Harding <Steve.Harding@nottingham.ac.uk> Date: Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 9:31 AM Subject: RE: St. Olave's Church in Chester To: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Dear Erik Many thanks for your email. I will write a more detailed reply later but I thought I'd better point out that the present St. Olave's building is of course not the original but is probably on the site of an original building which may have been wooden - we don't know. It is in the southern part the city which we believe to be the Scandinavian part of Chester in the 10th Century (and includes the discovery site of a viking treasure hoard at Castle Esplanade and some timber constructions similar to those in Dublin). The main area of Norse settlement in the area was in Wirral where there is extensive place name, archaeological and historical evidence, including 2 hogback tombstones. If you get a chance have a look at my website http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/-sczsteve and its links, but I will write back to you more when I have some more time, Beste sommerhilsener Steve Harding http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/-sczsteve steve.harding@nottingham.ac.uk Tel: +44(0) 115 951 6148 (fax 6142) Mob: +44(0) 78110 90635 From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 19 July 2009 19:25 To: Steve.Harding@nottingham.ac.uk Subject: St. Olave's Church in Chester Hi, I'm from Norway, but I live in Liverpool, and the other day, I was in Chester, and I coinsidentily stubled upon, the St. Olave's Church, since I thought I had to see a bit of the other towns and cities, in the North-West, and not only Liverpool. I took some pictures of the church, and posted on my blog. From the 'sign' there, it could seem like the church was from the 18th century, so much was my surprice, when I searched on the internet, and found, that the chuch was almost a thousand years old, built by Norwegian Vikings who were refugees from Dublin, since they lost control there, it seems to me, after reading on the internet about this. I read on a blog called 'Ainscough Family History', which I found throug Google, about the 'Viking march', between the Wirral and Chester. So I wrote a comment on that blog, with questions about the St. Olave's Church, and was adviced to contact you. I was just wondering if the church is listed, since I don't think we have that old viking stone- buildings in Norway. We have 'stav'-churches, in three, but I don't think we have any stone-buildings, that are this old. So, I was just curious about this. I also wondered if there had been conflicts between the St. Olave's Parish and the St. Michaels Parish, since on one building, 'Nine Houses', the borded between the parishes, was written on the buildings facade. And, I was also wondering, why it isn't a plaque there, explaining about, that the church is almost a thousand years old, built by Vikings from Ireland, because the plaque that's there now, makes it almost seem, that the building was built much later, or, it only least the year the church was conserved, in the 18th century, I think it was. As I understand, all the part of Chester, from the main street, and down to river, used to be a Viking-district. I was wondering, on some of the half timbered houses, I saw some symbols that looked a bit like what we call 'firkløver', that's four-cleaver, I think, in English, could these symbols have been from Norway, or are they English, since I heard that these black and white half-timbered houses are 'Tudor-style', so I guess that the Vikings, in Chester, would have other types of buildings, that was there, before the Tudor-style buildings,contemporary with the St. Olave's Church? Sorry that I'm asking a lot of questions, I understand if you haven't got the time to answer any of these questions. I just coincidentaly notices this church, when I was in Chester, and thought it was fun, to see place-names, and buildings, named after a Norwegian king, that we learned about at school, in Norway. And at school, in Norway, we, as far as I remember, only learned about that York, or 'Jorvik', like the Vikings called the town or city, was a Norwegian Viking-town or city. But we didn't learn about, that there were viking setlements, in Cheshire and Merseyside. So I wasn't aware of, that there was Viking-buildings, in Chester, when I went there, so I was a bit surprised to see the church, and read about it on the internet, so that was very fun. I thought that maybe this church, could be one of the few buildings etc,. that remained, after the Vikings, that had to leave Ireland. In Norway, we learn at school, that Vikings founded Dublin etc., but we don't learn that they went to England, after they lost control in Ireland, so this was fun to learn. So sorry again that I'm asking a lot of questions, and thanks in advance, if you have the time to explain about any of the questions which I've ask! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog This message has been checked for viruses but the contents of an attachment may still contain software viruses, which could damage your computer system: you are advised to perform your own checks. 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Jeg skrev om hun svenske blogg-jenta som har fått kasta egg etter seg, i Västerås

PS.

Ovenfor var det jeg lurte på.

Og her er det jeg skrev:



http://www.kissies.se/?p=13053&cpage=2#comment-416500

Det var derfor jeg ikke ville møte David Hjort, eller Siri Rognli Olsen, etter at jeg overhørte, at jeg var forfulgt av 'mafian'. I tilfelle 'set-up'

http://www.dagbladet.no/2010/11/22/nyheter/innenriks/drapsforsok/gjengkriminalitet/b-gjengen/14398182/

PS.

Det var også derfor jeg ikke ville dra på HV-rep.

(Ved siden av at de kalte meg inn i eksamens-stria da, som også var en medvirkende årsak der).

Og det var også derfor jeg ikke ville ha besøk av hun 'Tornerosa', fra Ålesund, (som i 2004 bodde i Oslo, i en leilighet sammen med to andre damer), fra sol.20ognoe-chat, på web/irc.

I 'tilfelle rottefelle'.

Før jeg dro til Sunderland, for å studere og samtidig flykte da, høsten 2004.

(Jeg hadde også fått ødelagt trynet, så det spilte også en viss rolle.

Men hovedgrunnen må jeg vel si var det, at jeg hadde overhørt at jeg var forfulgt av 'mafian', i desember 2003, på jobb, på Rimi Bjørndal).

Så sånn var det.

Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

Så vi får se hva som skjer.

Vi får se.

Mvh.

Erik Ribsskog

PS 2.

David Hjort, ville møte meg, (for å feste, en fredag, mener jeg det var, sammen med Alex fra Rimi Sinsen, og de), like før våren 2004, var det vel.

Siri Rognli Olsen, ville møte meg, sommeren 2004, mens jeg jobba som en slags butikksjef, på Rimi Langhus.

Og hu Tornerosa ville møte meg våren 2004, mener jeg det var, at hu sa, mens vi chatta på irc da.

Hu hadde jeg møtt på Snorre-kompaniet, en gang, i Oslo, et par år tidligere vel, etter å ha chatta litt på nettet.

(Selv om hu var litt mystisk nesten vel.

Hu hadde noen slags sølvfarga sko, som om hun var Askepott, eller noe, vel.

Og hun hadde også noen venninner som hun ikke gikk så bra overens med, mener jeg det var.

Jeg mener at hu Vanja Bergersen, fra Rimi Bjørndal, (den første tida jeg jobba der), også var på Snorre-kompaniet, og så meg og de Ålesund-damene, gå derfra samtidig, (selv om de gikk hjem til seg derfra), den dagen.

(Jeg mener jeg skimta hun Vanja Bergersen, fra Bjørndal, og student ved en Markedsføringshøyskole vel, (som vel er adoptert fra Korea), der ihvertfall, den dagen.

Selv om jeg også husker at jeg var litt pussa.

Jeg har jo funnet ut at jeg nok har gluten-allergi, og gluten er det jo i øl, så det kan ha vært at ølen spilte meg et puss.

Hvem vet).

Men men).

Og HV-rep øvelsen, den var som sagt midt i eksamenstria, våren 2004, da jeg gikk ved HiO IU, så det passa veldig dårlig.

De ville bare ha meg inn en dag, av en eller annen grunn.

Så det var litt spesielt syntes jeg, for vanligvis var det en uke.

Så den telefonen fra HV, våren 2004, den skjønte jeg ganske lite av, skal jeg være ærlig.

Det var litt merkelig, syntes jeg.

Men men.

Det kan jo ha vært meg selv som var litt vel mye på tuppa og.

Hvem vet.

Men vi får se hva som skjer.

Vi får se.

PS 3.

Så jeg la altså om livsstilen min, i desember 2003.

Siden jeg hadde overhørt at jeg var forfulgt av 'mafian', og siden jeg fikk ødelagt trynet, den måneden.

Så etter det, så var jeg veldig skeptisk til å dra på avtalte møter.

Før jeg dro til Sunderland, høsten 2004.

Da oppførte jeg meg litt mer vanlig ihvertfall.

Selv om jeg fortsatt var stressa og nervøs.

For jeg var ikke sikker på hvem den her 'mafian', i Oslo var.

Så jeg visste ikke om de var i England også.

Men jeg hadde jo, når jeg kom til England, sittet hjemme på Rimi-hybelleiligheten, alene, og bare trent en gang, på Sats Ila.

Dagga aka. Dag Anders Rougseth, var innom meg en gang, i den tida, for å lese til en eksamen, ved HiO IU da.

Men jeg var jo avhengig av å stå på eksamenene, for å komme meg til Sunderland så.

Så derfor gjorde jeg et unntak der.

Men men.

Men da, når jeg kom meg til England, og trynet mitt plutselig så litt bedre ut.

Kanskje siden jeg fikk ringer under øya, av å være oppe hele natta, og vaske Rimi-leiligheten, det siste døgnet mitt i Oslo.

Så da jeg kom til Sunderland, så hadde jeg ikke PC og internett, i starten.

Så da dro jeg en del til Newcastle og sånn og, for å se meg litt rundt da.

Og få litt frisk luft liksom.

Eller, jeg syntes det var så artig, at man kunne gå på t-banen i Sunderland.

Også kunne man ta den helt til Newcastle.

(For en ganske billig penge).

Og samtidig, så kjeda jeg meg, på The Forge, campus, ved University of Sunderland, siden jeg var den første studenten, som dukka opp, i den leiligheten jeg bodde i, og siden jeg ikke hadde PC og internett.

Så da måtte jeg nesten ut litt og se meg om.

For jeg hadde jo kjeda meg ganske mye i Oslo og, de siste månedene jeg bodde der.

Etter at jeg overhørte at jeg var forfulgt av 'mafian', i desember 2003.

Så da forrandra jeg livsstilen min igjen, når jeg dro til Sunderland, høsten 2004 da.

For da pusta jeg liksom litt ut da.

Så da fikk jeg jo lyst til å liksom leve litt igjen da.

Eller hva man skal kalle det.

Så da dro jeg på pub til pub-runde i Newcastle osv., en av de første dagene i Sunderland.

Så det var ganske artig, at Metro-en, (altså t-banen), der, var sånn at man kunne ta den mellom to såpass store byer, som Newcastle og Sunderland.

Det var nesten som at en av t-banene-linjene i Oslo skulle ha gått til Bergen, eller noe.

(Selv om Oslo vel er en større by, enn både Newcastle og Sunderland).

Men men.

Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

Så vi får se hva som skjer.

Vi får se.

De hadde visst ansatt noen andre. Men men, kanskje jeg får en av de andre jobbene. Vi får se

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Reminder/Fwd: Web Designer/Developer

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Jabeen Hussain <Jabeen.Hussain@dfh.co.uk>	Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 10:30 AM
To: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
We have recruited someone else. But all the best for the future Thanks Jabeen From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 22 November 2010 08:28 To: jabeen.hussain@debtfreehelpline.co.uk Subject: Reminder/Fwd: Web Designer/Developer Hi, I can't see that I've received a reply to this e-mail, so I'm sending a reminder about this. Hope this is alright! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Date: Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 9:29 PM Subject: Web Designer/Developer To: jabeen.hussain@debtfreehelpline.co.uk Hi, I read about this vacancy at the Jobcentre Plus website. I have a degree in IT, from Oslo University College. I have a website, which I've designed myself from scratch, on www.johncons.org I'm unemployed at the moment, so I can start as soon as possible. I attach my CV and hope to hear back from you! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog

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Man kan se at Pondus sier det samme som meg, at man ikke skal blande business & pleasure, noe som jeg har prøvd å ha som filosofi, i arbeidslivet

http://www.dagbladet.no/tegneserie/#pondus

PS.

Er broren min Axel Nicolai Thomassen en mafia-kar?

Sånn som jeg tenker nå, så kom jeg på en episode, fra da jeg var butikksjef, på Rimi Nylænde.

Da trengte vi ei til å sitte i kassa.

Også fikk hu Hilde, som var låseansvarlig, fra Nordstrand, ei ung jente til å sitte i kassa.

(Ei som hu kjente, og som hu gikk god for.

Og sa var flink, osv.).

Ei med lyst hår vel.

Og plutselig kom broren min Axel innom, og sa at hu i kassa var fin.

Nå var jo jeg fra Berger da, så jeg var kanskje litt bortskjemt med fine damer.

Hva vet jeg.

Men om hu dama, som Axel sa var fin, så syntes jeg det var noe beklemt eller ihvertfall noe unaturlig ved henne.

Så sånn privat, så syntes jeg ikke at hu var så utrolig liksom.

Hu hadde liksom ikke noe glimt i øye, for eksempel, kanskje.

Og hu slutta da.

Og etter at hu slutta, så kom hu og søstera, (eller om det var venninna), ned til meg, da jeg var nede på lageret, på Rimi Nylænde.

Og de spurte om det var greit at hu hadde slutta.

Eller hva det var.

Og hu lurte på om det var noe hun kunne gjøre nærmest, for meg.

Og da sa jeg, at om hu kunne jobbe på en annen butikk, en vakt, for Rimi Munkelia, eller noe, som hadde ringt, fordi de mangla folk.

Men det ville hu ikke.

Så om hu var noe hore, eller noe.

Hva vet jeg.

Jeg hørte hu prata med ei venninne, oppe ved Lambertseter Senter, når jeg gikk til t-banen en gang.

En gang bilen min ikke virka.

(Eller om det var før jeg kjøpte bilen).

At nede på Rimi Nylænde, der skulle hu ihvertfall ikke jobbe igjen.

Men men.

Så jeg lurer på hva som egentlig foregår på arbeidsplassene bortover i Oslo.

Og jeg lurer på om broren min Axel er i noe slags mafia, eller noe.

Hvem vet.

Men vi får se hva som skjer.

Vi får se.

Mvh.

Erik Ribsskog

Jeg driver fortsatt og søker jobber, denne gang som Web Designer

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Web Designer

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 7:53 AM
To: charlottejvercoe@hotmail.co.uk
Hi, I read about this vacancy, on the Jobcentre Plus website. I have a degree in IT, from Oslo University College. I have two websites, which I've designed from scratch myself, using HTML, CSS and Javascript, (and I've also designed the logo's myself), on www.johncons.org and www.johncons-fanclub.net I'm unemployed so I can start as soon as possible. I attach my CV and hope to hear back from you. Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog CV - Erik Ribsskog.doc 27K

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PS.

Jeg søker også på noen butikksjef-jobber:

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Store Manager

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 8:13 AM
To: jobs@heronfoods.com
Hi, I've been working as a Store Manager in one of Norway's biggest food-shop chains, Rimi, in three shops in Oslo and Ski, in Norway, from 1998 (93) to 2002 (04). I have studied IT and Business, on university-level, in Norway. In 2001, I won an in-house competition, at Rimi, called 'Rimi Gullårer', when I was shop-manager at Rimi Langhus, in Ski, a competition that only a few of Rimi's many houndred managers win every year. I attach my CV, and hope to hear back from you! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog CV - Erik Ribsskog.doc 27K

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PS 2.

Jeg sender også påminnelser, for de jobbsøknadene, som jeg ikke har fått noe svar på:

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Reminder/Fwd: GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAM CHESTER

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 8:31 AM
To: careers@igroupltd.co.uk
Hi, I can't see that I've received a reply to this e-mail, so I'm sending a reminder about this. Hope this is alright! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> Date: Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 9:45 PM Subject: GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAM CHESTER To: careers@igroupltd.co.uk Hi, I read about this vacancy at the Jobcentre Plus website. I have a degree in IT, from Oslo University College. I have a website, which I've designed myself from scratch, on www.johncons.org I'm unemployed at the moment, so I can start as soon as possible. I attach my CV and hope to hear back from you! Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog CV - Erik Ribsskog.doc 27K

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Vikingferier i England?

Det jeg tenkte på nå.

Var at jeg skulle begynt å arrangere Viking-ferier i England.

Siden jeg bor så nærme the Wirral osv., hvor de har funnet et vikingskip, (som rikignok ligger under en fin pub), i Meols, og de har funnet viking-langhus i Irby, og de har masse vikingstener i kirker osv.

Og de har steder som Thorstenston, oppkalt etter en norsk viking vel.

Dessuten har de et sted som heter Thingwall, hvor de hadde viking-ting, på en høyde vel.

Og de har også en artig stor sandstein, som heter 'Thors stone', oppkalt etter den norrøne guden Thor da.

Så kunne folk kanskje bodd i ganske landlige omgivelser, i Thorsteinston eller Meols, eller noe.

Og det er jo også nærme byene Liverpool og Chester, som begge har mange severdigheter.

Liverpool har jo fotball og uteliv og Beatles osv.

Og Chester har jo artige hus med svarte og hvite trefasader.

Og de har romerske utgravninger, av et sirkus, heter det vel.

Og mye annet.

Og også en kirke som er oppkalt etter Olav den Hellige, som heter St. Olave's Church.

Så kanskje jeg skulle vært guide, på the Wirral osv.

Og organisere Viking-ferier osv. dit?

Kanskje det hadde vært en god ide.

Men vi får se hva som skjer.

Vi får se.

Mvh.

Erik Ribsskog

PS.

Den steinen Thors stone.

Det kan jo også være sånn, at det er navnet Thorstein, som er oppkalt etter Thors Stone.

Og ikke omvendt.

Og ikke sånn at Thorsteinston var oppkalt etter en med navn Thorstein.

Men at Thorsteinston var oppkalt etter Thors Stone.

Og at navnet Thorstein, er etter den severdigheten på the Wirral da.

Det har jeg tenkt en gang ihvertfall, at kanskje det var sånn.

For den steinen, Thors Stone, den er ganske fin da.

Og ble kanskje regnet nesten som et underverk, i vikingetiden?

Hvem vet.

Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

Men vi får se hva som skjer.

Vi får se.