Agger

Apparently they "just found out" that the death toll in Wuhan was 50 % higher.

So wednesday schools opened for the younger classes, high schools opened for those who are supposed to finish this summer and institutions for the children. Apparently monday some more will open including dentists, hairdressers and driving schools just like courts are expected to start working again.

Ronde the day that I'm supposed to run a half marathon? That's just evil!

No idea who created it, but it's pretty old. But others started here I did consider Immigrant Song, but I was in more of a ballad mood when selecting and I really feel that Going to California is underrated (and one of my top music memories from last year)

Nah. You've just been assimilated!

So how do you like tangerines?

Could be, but I would wait at least a week before making conclusions. Easter may have had an effect on testing and on the longer run it may also start something new. There are some positive signs, but meanwhile we've seen a slight growth in the numbers in China. Could be second wave coming there, but could also be coincidence (so far it's not that much (officially). Meanwhile Russia is starting to move at a worrying pace.

Please explain those clear signs of dementia? He does make mistakes when speaking, but he has done so for pretty much all his political career (and so does Trump, btw). Neither does medical records show anything.

Day 1 – New Order – Blue Monday '88 Day 2 – Father John Misty – Chateau Lobby #4 (in C for Two Virgins) Day 3 – Ted Gärdestad – Sol, Vind och vatten Day 4 – Bob Dylan – Ballad of a Thin Man Day 5 – Rival Sons – Keep on Swinging Day 6 – Queen – Don’t stop me now Day 7 – Boston – More than a Feeling Day 8 – Nirvana - Lithium Day 9 – Gnags - Den dejligste morgen or Talking heads – Road to Nowhere Day 10 – Daughter - Landfill Day 11 – Billy Joel – Piano Man Day 12 – Gorillaz – 19-2000 Day 13 – Led Zeppelin – Going to California Day 14 – Eric Clapton – Wonderful tonight Day 15 – Aretha Franklin - Respect Day 16 – The Beatles – Hey Jude Day 17 – Sort sol – Elia Rising Day 18 – R.E.M – Losing my Religion Day 19 – Dusty Springfield – Take Another little Piece of my heart Day 20 – First aid kit - Fireworks Day 21 – Helen Sjöholm – Gabriellas sång Day 22 – Janove – Verden går til Helvete, Tralala Day 23 – John Grant - Glacier Day 24 – Dire Straits – Money for Nothing Day 25 – Frightened Rabbit – The Modern Leper Day 26 – Kent – Utan dina andetag Day 27 – Michael Ball – Empty Chairs at Empty Tables (from Les Miserables 10th Anniversary concert) Day 28 – Mew – The Zookeeper’s Boy Day 29 – Sebastian – Ronja Røverdatter Day 30 – The Rolling Stones – You can’t always get what you want

Well. Here are the other songs on my top 5 for the Danish TISC selection: We were selecting from a 22-songs shortlist where Barselona was in top 5 for both of us.

I'm lacking an angry reaction...

And we're live from Agger's office!

And last

But then, wouldn't that put @hckosice and @OlympicIRL together? Will @hckosice be happy about that?

Is that a top 5?

You know Voldemort's music taste?

5. (a) In the event of a tie in the overall scoreboard between two or more nations, the following set of rules outlines how the tie-break will be resolved: (i) The nation which has received points from the greatest number of National Juries will be deemed the winner of the tie. (ii) If there is still a tie after 5 (a) (i), the nation which has received the greatest number of 12 points will be deemed the winner of the tie. (iii) If there is still a tie after 5 (a) (i), (ii), the nation which has received the greatest number of 11 points will be deemed the winner of the tie. If the tie remains deadlocked, the process will continue by counting the number of 10 points each nation received, 9 points, 8 points, and so on until the tie-break can be resolved. 5. (b) If there is still a tie in the overall scoreboard between two or more nations after 5 (a) (i), (ii) and (iii) have been implemented, those nations shall be deemed to have tied for position in the overall scoreboard.

And somehow they don't need oil

The hosts! The big test of preparation

Carlsberg's on us, @OlympicIRL and Seamus!

BTW: Who's surprised that got the 12 pts from the committee?

No comment!

BREAKING NEWS: SECRET COMMITTEE MAIL LEAKED A secret list from former committee leader Agger has been leaked! Following long speculations about the plans of former Danish delegate president and committee leader we have made a major breakthrough. An anonymous jury member received a list of countries to vote for. Payment for doing so is supposed to be sent in form of gift certificates for Danish restaurants and webshops. Is this a master plan to help Danish bussiness? Several jurors states that they haven't received any mails, but it is hard not to suspect something. Whether this has been an actual attempt to rig the contest or just a cry for attention from @Agger is unknown. We can however see that the current leading contry, Canada, is listed. This cannot be considered enough proof of a rigged competitions, especially as other contenders aren't listed. This could be a part of a diversion, but who knows? We will try to get a comment from the veteran after the end of the contest, but we highly doubt that he will admit to anything. NEW ZEALAND 12 SLOVENIA 11 LITHUANIA 10 IRELAND 9 UNITED STATES 8 PORTUGAL 7 MALTA 6 SWEDEN 5 CANADA 4 BRAZIL 3 SPAIN 2 NORWAY 1 The real committee sends their regards!

Is Agger rigging the contest? Everything seems to be moving on just like the Croatian hosts want it. Votes are received in a timely manner and so far the contest seems very open with several countries in the race for the win. One person however seems more satisfied than both the hosts and the leading Canadians. The former Danish jury leader @Agger who has been seen meeting several jurors including current and former Committee members before and during the first stages of the contest. One juror, compatriot @Wumo did however get some sceptical looks while presenting the Danish votes. It could therefore be considered whether the new leader of the Danish delegation has created an even bigger gap in what used to be a well-working 2-person jury. Considering that Agger could have gotten a say by participating it could seem like the Danish veteran has made a mistake by trying to get the results in a shadier way. However rumours has it that the former leader is still very satisfied by the chances of one of his selections taking the win. We do not know what countries the check list of jurors contains and what countries they are instructed to vote for. It is also well known that Agger usually has a wildcard or two on the list just to throw people off the scent or maybe just because he wants somebody to end up higher than expected. We will be a lot smarter during the 3rd session of the contest, but something does really seem rotten in the state of Denmark!