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Eivind (like the Terrible)

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I like big books and I cannot lie

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Paul Bjerke: Den skjulte makta (EBook, Norwegian language, Manifedt) No rating

Hvem bestemmer over togtrafikken i Norge? Hvorfor ivrer statsansatte direktører for utenlandskabler som gir høyere …

Da helseforetaksreformen ble vedtatt, var avbyråkratisering av sykehusdriften også et av argumentene. Men i den omtalte rapporten fra Kvinnsland-utvalget konkluderes det med at det har vært en konstant vekst i administrative stillinger. Veksten i denne kategorien har ikke vært særlig forskjellig fra aktivitetsveksten og den gjennomsnittlige veksten i antall stillinger i helseforetakene, skriver de. Men færre administratorer har det definitivt ikke blitt, og noen avbyråkratisering er det ikke mulig å finne spor av. Derimot har det blitt mange flere, høyt lønnede direktører.

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Terry Pratchett: Reaper Man (Paperback, 2005, Corgi)

They say there are only two things you can count on ...But that was before …

Belief sloshes around in the firmament like lumps of clay spiralling into a potter's wheel. That's how gods get created, for example. They clearly must be created by their own believers, because a brief resume of the lives of most gods suggests that their origins certainly couldn't be divine. They tend to do exactly the things people would do if only they could, especially when it comes to nymphs, golden showers, and the smiting of your enemies.

Reaper Man by  (Discworld, #11)

Terry Pratchett: Reaper Man (Paperback, 2005, Corgi)

They say there are only two things you can count on ...But that was before …

What makes the Counting Pines particularly noteworthy, however, is the way they count. Being dimly aware that human beings had learned to tell the age of a tree by counting the rings, the original Counting Pines decided that this was why humans cut trees down. Overnight every Counting Pine readjusted its genetic code to produce, at about eye-level on its trunk, in pale letters, its precise age. Within a year they were felled almost into extinction by the ornamental house number plate industry, and only a very few survive in hard-to-reach areas.

Reaper Man by  (Discworld, #11)

John Kennedy Toole: A Confederacy of Dunces (1994)

Er ikke noe glad i uttrykket "guilty pleasure", men dette var en for meg. Ikke fordi den ikke er intellektuell eller smart nok, men fordi jeg tok meg i å tenke "bør jeg egentlig like denne boka?" hver gang fordommene, som sikkert var typiske for den tidas hvite nawlinsere (og i stor grad sikkert også samtidas), blei krast slengt ut av en av rollefigurene.