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Ragnar in Kattegat, Ragnar in Azeroth, Ragnar in space, Ragnar in Dune.

The first Prize in Economic Sciences was awarded to Ragnar Frisch and Jan Tinbergen in 1969.

I was able to run two Ragnar relay races, even though I’m a 275lb dude, partially due to this idea.

If you've never tried a Ragnar race, you should consider it.

Indeed, Ragnar Redbeard's philosophy [0] (Arthur Desmond) is worth a read.

For example in my biggest fortress, Ragnar was bored.

Loves running, marathons, ragnar, the whole lot etc.

Then Ragnar got inspired so he ran over to the bowyer workstation, fetched a few gems and wood from the nearby piles, and started crafting a masterpiece crossbow.

Examples: Ragnar Torquist's The Longest Journey sequel, Richard Garriott's kickstarter, Double Fine Adeventure by Tim Schafer, Project Eternity, Planescape: Torment spiritual sequel...

Game designers like Tim Schafer (and Jane Jensen, Charles Cecil, Aaron Conners and Chris Jones, Al Lowe, Ron Gilbert, Lori and Corey Cole, Ragnar Tornquist and others) should be able to work on what they excel at: making (adventure) games.

I distinctly recall wandering through one of Serra’s oxidized marvels at the Bilbao Guggenheim, just before becoming mesmerized by Ragnar Kjartansson’s “The Visitors”—now 9 years ago.

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Some members asked about how the economists (Ragnar Frisch and Jan Tinbergen) had been fit into the ceremony.

Ragnar Danneskjöd does, but that situation is hard to judge given the details in the book.

Thanks Ragnar:) There seems to be consensus that per-call is the way to go, going to work on this soon.