Deep inside the veils of rain.
Kenneth Eriksson, from Lifebook 11
kenneth.eriksson@visalarna.pp.se
I have created another address which is quite easy to remember, and the address is:
kexan@telia.com This E-mail server automatically transfers every mail to the address kenneth.eriksson@visalarna.pp.se. So do feel free to use it. I will receive the mail!
A Couple of Useful Things:
Sunet, The Swedish University Network
Västtrafik: The Buses
and Trams of Gothenburg
A Very Good English-Swedish Dictionary
Newspapers, Magazines and News:
Göteborgs-Posten, The Main Gothenburg Local Newspaper (Swedish Only)
Text-TV (News in Swedish)
MSNBC News Front Page
Metro (Swedish, but with links to international issues of Metro)
News From SVT, in Swedish
Web Scanners:
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Runes, Archaeology and Vikings:
A Joint Nordic Rune Database
The Historical Museum in Stockholm
Swedish Rune Stones and Rune Inscriptions
The Foteviken Maritime Centre
Prosjektet Norrøne Tekster og Kvad
Old Norse E-Texts
Björn's Sword Page
Norvegr
Kindir, A Danish forum for The Norse Way and its sources
Literature History and Ancient Texts:
Heimskringla
The On-Line Books Page
Karl Warburg's
Literature History From 1904 (Swedish Only)
Project Gutenberg
The Literature Network
Gilgamesh
Enuma
Elish
Beowulf
Beowulf in Old English
Jordanes: The Origin and Deeds of the Goths
The Berkeley Online Medieval and Classical Library
A Europe of Tales
The Brothers Grimm Fairy Tales in German
Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales
The Thoreau Reader
Miscellanea:
The Beatles' Official Homepagez
The Säve-Rödbo Local Folklore Society (Homepage in Swedish)
Our Planet Seen From a Satellite
SMHI - The Swedish Weather Forecast Department
Yr.no - Norwegian Weather Forecast
The Sky at a Glance
DataNova
The Swedish Kenneth Club
University of California Museum of Paleontology
Kä:rra Scout Corps
Hemsiþa Petærs Nice page in Medieval Swedish - but beware! It is a Passagen homepage. It may contain harmful links, according to my McAfee Site Advisor.
Cool Statues Around the World
The Homepage of Balder - a Sentinel for the Defence of the Written and Spoken Word as a Cultural Factor
The Site In Memory of Those Who Died in the Fire Disaster in Gothenburg October 29-30, 1998
Robert Broberg's Homepage
The Official Website of Patrick Moraz
Discshop, a Swedish Internet DVD Shop;
A Couple of Friends and Other Acquaintances
On the New Law on Personal Information and its Effect Upon Our Constitutional Freedom of Speech:
Fortunately, Sweden is beginning to recover some common sense. In a radio interview the head of the Swedish Bureau for Inspecting Computerized Information stated that it is allowed to mention a person by name on a homepage, as long as you do not utter criticism against that person without having asked the person beforehand. We Swedes, owning the constitutional freedom of speech, thank him most humbly!
Thus, I will now present the names of my friends and acquaintances again.
Sven Ericson, My Father
Janne, One of my Brothers
Sven-Eric, My Other Brother. Beware! It is a Passagen homepage. It may contain harmful links, according to my McAfee Site Advisor.
AKå Axhage
Mats Grundberg
Soza
Tony
MarcusElvis Berggren
Kenneth Johansson This is also a Passagen homepage, but according to my McAfee Site Advisor it is safe.
Morion's Homepage
Mats Pettersson He used to be a teacher at Angeredsgymnasiet, and he visited the South Pole!
Linnea "Britney" Lundblad
Mikael Linusson
Annelie Holm
Joy Andersson
Josefine Ahl Beware! It is a Passagen homepage. It may contain harmful links, according to my McAfee Site Advisor
Nancy Stidham
Gustav Fagerström
Jerker Fahström
The UN Declaration of Human Rights, Article 19:
Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.
The new Swedish law is rejected by this article.
The UN Declaration of Human Rights

Me under my oak in August 2003. Photo: Inger Ericson
This page was last updated May 13, 2010. It is a credit to Sweden that the interpretation of new law on personal information has been modfied slightly, thus a little, but still, advancing our constitutional freedom of speech.

Kenneth Eriksson
E-mail:
kenneth.eriksson@visalarna.pp.se.
