Are Frode Søholt 1974 – 2012

Bakom neste ås

Kvil i fred kjære ven

Minne eg ikkje visste at eg hadde strøymer på: hyggjelege kveldar; turar til fjell og fjerne strender; planar vi la – men ikkje gjennomførte.

Du utretta meir på dine 37 år enn eg – meir enn mange etter eitt fullevd liv

Verda står ikkje tom etter deg.

Sorga vi kjenner over å ha misst deg er jamstor med plassen du fylte i liva våre.


Shiraz, Persepolis og eit “noko annerleis” Iran

Januar 2012: Skal ein tru internasjonale media finst det ikkje den Iranar som ikkje anten skrur saman bomber, anrikar uranium, finansierar terrorisme – eller på anna vis bur seg til krig; fyrst og fremst mot Israel, dernest mot grannelaget i Midt-Austen og sist, men ikkje minst, mot utvalde kjenningar i Europa og USA. Dette gjer


Google search January 2012: 3 890 000 love, 1 910 000 hates Facebook

After uplifting results in the late summer of 2010 I find that things have taken a turn for the worst in the cancerous growth of Facebook as a brand. “I love Facebook” returned 3 890 000 results “I hate Facebook” returned 1 910 000 results I believe it would have been healthier if the second


Scent of a (burning) woman

The Shiva temple of Pashupatinath in Kathmandu is popular with tourists as well as devoted Hindus – and – with mourners who come there to cremate their family members. This combination sets the scene for a bizarre experience on the banks of the Bagmati River. Just as we arrived, a self proclaimed guide reared his


Happy 2012!!!

While I was initially full of good intentions and itching to share my thoughts on this, that and the other, 2011 didn’t yield more than one post to bergheim.dk: a happy new year message. In terms of active blogging, this is just about the same as a horizontal curve on a heart rate monitor. However,


Google search August 2011: 1 110 000 hates, 969 000 loves Facebook

I haven’t conducted my love/hate Facebook search for a couple of years and thought that it could be interesting to see how the phenomena has developed since then. The relative numbers appear to be the same: “I love Facebook” returned 969 000 hits “I hate Facebook” returned 1 110 000 hits I am surprised –


Happy 2011!!!

Somewhat ironically, since I moved abroad three years ago, the number of posts written in English have gone dramatically down. In order to catch up, here follows my best wishes for a happy 2011– as well as a posthumous happy 2010 to you all!!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Years card which was not sent