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Family:
Nielsen's Planteskole,
Holsted
The family business - the nursery of my parents!
Kristian
Pagh Nielsen (Work) / (Private)
Here you can read my younger brother Kristian's master assignment
describing the very complicated phenomenon happening in the atmosphere
above ten kilometers altitude and how they influence the global climate.
He had an A for the assignment so better believe what he's writing - it's
very impressive work! Currently he is doing a Ph.D. study at the Physical
Institute at the University of Bergen in Norway. Frederik
Pagh Nielsen (Personal Home Page)
My younger brother Frederik's homepage. The page is in Danish. His band is
quite good I think.
Julius Madsen
The Homepage of my cousin Julius - check it out - it looks
quite cool :-)
Friends:
Kristian
Toft Knudsen
Kristian is now very busy with his new job as development chief at Tinglev
Elementfabrik.Besides that he used to be the best bass-player in
Aalborg but he of course had to move :-( I miss him a lot! "Kristian's Web World" contains lots of links to
some great bands and has some MP3's with recordings from Kristian's old
band. It's a good page though it isn't updated that frequently ;). The
html-work is impressive but Kristian is also a true internet nerd
*lol*. Also you can find photos from our trip to Romania in 2000 where
our good friends Ewan and Alina were married.
Ewan
Andreasen
The greatest guitar player I know in person! Wish I could
play like him :-) Ewan is in addition one of the most open and nice
persons I know! He wrote a very interesting Master
Thesis if you're a little interested in photos and web related things
(I personally find it extremely interesting to learn about indexing)! It
is currently being translated into English and he will soon be finished!
Great work man! You can read it online by following the above link!
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Various pages about Fuel
Cells:
Hydrogen,
fuel cell and renewable energy links | Fuel
Cell links | Fuel
Cell link page
Fuelcells.org (here you can
find The Fuel
Cell Handbook in PDF-format). On these pages you'll find many useful
links to fuel cell related sites and organizations.
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The University
Library of Aalborg
If you're student or employee on Aalborg University you have access to
loads of great article databases! On this page you'll find links to these
and if you access them from an IP-address from a location on the
University you have free access to download articles etc. in PDF-format.
For technical and thermodynamic purposes I can recommend the specific
database 'DADS'.
For general search purposes I can strongly recommend databases like 'Web
Of Science'. This search base interconnects various other bases, online
magazines and journals and it's strength is the possibility for citation
searches. Citation search makes it possible to see how often an article
has been cited after it was published. This makes it easier to see which
articles are basic key-articles on a subject, and furthermore it makes it
possible to make reverse time searches which makes it straightforward to
find state-of-the-art articles on the subject.
Google
One of the major spider based web search engines and in fact the only
one you will ever need! The search parameters
are quite simple and there's not many options for advanced detailed
searches compared to other engines. However Google often produces good
search results, and for full-text-document searches the engines ability to
mark sites with PDF's is very useful.
Aalborg University, Institute of Energy
Technology
My personal homepage at IET Information about our
FACE (Fluids And Combustion Engineering) international master education
can be found here.
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Delphi (My Preferred Programming
Language):
Richey's Delphi
Box | Delphi
Archives
Some great pages containing everything you'd ever need to know about how
to do things in my preferred programming language DELPHI. Richey's Delphi
Box also contains a great section with smiley's
and emotions for chat use I've found very useful as a newcomer
in this web-nerd-world. Though I wished that more people would start using
verbs in their sentences, I've finally reached a point where I've
acknowledged that you're lost without understanding all these weird abbreviations
and incomprehensible signs ;-) Finn's
Delphi Corner (At Danish-Shareware.dk)
Very nice page about Delphi and other programming languages. Gives a good
description of Delphi versus other languages. Also gives links to several
excellent FREE programming languages here!
General Windows Stuff:
Windows Registry
Guide | Speed
Guide | Hjælp Windows
NT driller! (Danish)
If you like me like to tamper with the Windows Registry and Tweaking
or have general problems making your operating system behave as you'd like
it to, the above pages can serve you with help and useful tips.
Mathematics, Algorithms and Software:
Numerical Recipes
Contains this useful book in PDF- and PostScript format - now
available for free from the official site! Some of the algorithms are a
quite outdated and are
not fully optimized but for most purposes the described algorithms are
stabile and very useful. Buy the book! It's available in various
other programming languages. Unfortunately there doesn't exist a Delphi
version and the Pascal adaptation isn't
available at present. However you can download all the algorithms pre-programmed
here in Turbo Pascal
format. It's easy to adapt these algorithms to DELPHI. Association
for Computing Machinery (ACM) Algorithms
Various more or less undocumented Algorithms suited for general
programming use (PDF's). Many are outdated and should ideally have been
replaced by more efficient ones. The algorithms are written in different
programming languages and some even in old-fashioned stuff like
ALGOL.
Shareware/Software:
F-Chart Software
The publisher of the thermodynamic equation solver EES (Engineering
Equation Solver) developed and constantly updated by Professor Sanford
A. Klein from University of Wisconsin. Here it's possible to download
updated manuals in PDF format etc. If you're often doing thermodynamic
calculations this is an excellent and extremely useful program! EES has a
comprehensive database of thermodynamic, calorimetric and physical
properties. It's strengths are the stability and flexibility, which
makes it possible to use the calculations from EES with spreadsheets and
interface with external software. The only drawbacks are the lack of speed
if continuous calculations are required interfacing with external
software. EES doesn't contain pre-fabricated component models and
everything has to be built from scratch when used for modeling
purposes. Purchase it if you don't have access to a license already
via an Educational Institution. It's surprisingly inexpensive in
comparison to other similar tools.
Tucows
A good resource to various shareware-, freeware and trial software.
Spampal Get rid of most of your junk mails once and for
all with this great utility! It is a must and it works!! Check it out... Adaware This
one should be pretty obvious too. Has a few nasty bugs but fundamentally
it does a good job of removing those annoying AdWare/SpyWare programs
often attached with loads of shareware programs that take up your valuable
system resources!
Web
HTML-Goodies
Everything you need to know about homepage creation and more! Both beginners
and more advanced users can get many good ideas from this site. Very
how-to-do oriented and well suited for impatient persons who doesn't want
to read numerous books to find out how to create the HTML-source to make
some particular effect.
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Julianasite
A great homepage containing all the information you could ever dream
of about my favorite guitar player Juliana Hatfield! The page was
initiated by Jeff
Schneider who did an excellent job providing all information possible
about this great musician for years! Jeff has retired updating the page
but has handed over the job to his friend Mikey McCarter (formerly running
another great JH-page at http://www.dyingproof.com
initiating the "Release God's Foot" campaign) but is still an inexhaustible
source of information and interesting facts for fans.
Also, become a member of
the Yahoo! group "attached" to the homepage called "this is
the sound" and join a great online
fan-community by following the link below: 
Click here
to
subscribe to "thisisthesound" It's absolutely
free to join the group! Being a member offers the possibility to discuss
any Juliana Hatfield related subjects with other fans either via the
message board or the built in chat and hear about her touring, new albums,
concert reviews, download MP3-samples of live performances etc.The
group is moderated by Danny
Patterson who is a very nice guy doing a great job :-) Also he was the
man behind the Juliana
Hatfield Tribute album created by musical fans last year. Get it if
you don't have it already - great stuff! Please
write me on godsfoot@hotmail.com
if you're generally interested in having/sharing live recordings with Juliana
Hatfield! Don't ever buy live recordings on for instance Ebay!! There's
quite a number of people who share their live bootlegs for free! Visit julianasite.com!
Many samples in real audio-/mp3- format are already available here! BlakeBabies.com
/ SomeGirls.com Two
excellent pages done by Stacee Sledge who puts a tremendous effort into
keeping everybody up-to-date! Only
Everything Another Juliana Hatfield homepage run by
Carsten - one of my few Danish fellow Juliana Hatfield fans. A very nice
page describing the live concerts he has experienced including the only
Danish appearance at "Loppen" in Copenhagen. Also he now host
the great "Touragraphy" database originally made by Jeff
Schneider and formerly hosted by Julianasite.
Topher's
Juliana Hatfield Lyrics Database
Very comprehensive JH lyrics database.
AMG All music guide
Did you ever wonder if there was a resource where you could find all
the known and unknown releases of your favorite band? Here it is!! AMG
provides a great database with most existing bands. The albums, EP's,
singles and special editions are rated by the users so you can get an
indication of the quality of a certain piece of work by the artist.
The Covers Project
Ever wondered who covered a certain song? Here is a good place to
start looking.
Guitar Nuts
Everyone who has even expensive guitars like original Fender's and
Gibson's often experience problems with humming because the guitar haven't
been shielded and wired the right way from the factory. This page explains
how to do it yourself and make your instrument significantly better. Some
of the tips are advanced and you might have to get help from people with
some skills building electrical circuits, but all the tricks are
fairly low cost and can make cheap- and even expensive guitars sound
much better.
MP3.COM
If you like me constantly love to discover new bands this is a good
place to start looking. Amateurs and professionals can upload and promote
their music to the world through this service. Promotional MP3's can be
downloaded directly. Garageband.com
Very nice site similar to mp3.com with excellent works made by
garagebands (if you look very well you can find a few songs written by me
too here but you have to look good (he he) *lol* ;-)
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