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- At the Belgrade theatre in Coventry about to see Traces – dance. #
- REMEMBER ME by David Harkins: http://bit.ly/9oSncY via @addthis – adapted and read at a funeral I attended recently #
- #Photographers want to learn how to light? Read @Strobist: http://bit.ly/9EVZwx #photography #flash #strobist #
- Last day of my holiday. Will return to Swansea this evening to avoid long drive in the morning. Enjoyed my break. Better finish than start. #
For those fed up of cats (theo…
March 10th, 2010For those fed up of cats (theoretical) http://decatting.blogspot.com/?spref=tw
The final lighting solution: T…
March 10th, 2010The final lighting solution: The Flash Helmet http://bit.ly/9fxuJl
#strobist #photography #photographer #flash #strobe
The final lighting solution: T…
March 9th, 2010The final lighting solution: The Flash Helmet
#strobist #photography #photographer #flash #strobe
Took dogs for walk in field ne…
March 8th, 2010Took dogs for walk in field next door. Lovely day. Guess land will be set for new crop soon. Muck spreading overdue. Dogs will love, us not!
Driving down to Swansea in aft…
March 8th, 2010Driving down to Swansea in afternoon change (after dental visit). Got up early, got lots done, few interruptions; time for tea & tweeting.
Eeek. Dentist today. Had a lot…
March 8th, 2010Eeek. Dentist today. Had a lot done when I was a kid and things were more primitive – hard to knockout, harder to revive).
I don’t understand the huge ba…
March 8th, 2010I don’t understand the huge backlash against Scientology. IMO there is no more manipulation then any other (cont) http://tl.gd/ei2dd
@ericspicts wrong air pressure…
March 8th, 2010@ericspicts wrong air pressure can damage sensitive components in DSLR imho, stick to devices designed for purpose.
@thetrudz sorry, I knew that, …
March 8th, 2010@thetrudz sorry, I knew that, was being a little sardonic; I like them to have a pic as well
– being more English than usual today!
Just realised it is film indus…
March 8th, 2010Just realised it is film industry self indulgence time again, Oscar day – don’t they know computer game industry is much bigger?
FB is for friends, intellectua…
March 8th, 2010FB is for friends, intellectual conversation & laughs for me, not for dating. The latter tires me. I use (cont) http://tl.gd/ei05t
Can’t sleep. (via @jordanm11) …
March 8th, 2010Can’t sleep. (via @jordanm11) – maybe a side effect of tweeting
@thetrudz yes I am asking, and…
March 8th, 2010@thetrudz yes I am asking, and you’ve not said. Do you only follow togs? Is any pic ok, or must it be self portrait?
I was reminded today how tirin…
March 8th, 2010I was reminded today how tiring being around a 2 year old can be. Great kid, but I am glad mine are much older.
Walk in the field
March 7th, 2010@pdathey shame the sign lacked…
March 7th, 2010@pdathey shame the sign lacked a ferry terminal as well
@thetrudz why the need to see …
March 7th, 2010@thetrudz why the need to see what someone looks like to follow them or will any pic do?
Go #green and sell and buy use…
March 7th, 2010Go #green and sell and buy used #books through http://www.greenmetropolis.com
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-07
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Amazing Human Body
March 6th, 2010We saw a performance by Traces at the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry last night. An acrobatic dance show described on their site thus:
TRACES combines high-level circus skills with an electric urban street energy. With disciplines as varied as Chinese poles, basketball, skateboards, classical piano, dance, comedy and illustration, these five acrobats move quickly from one skill to the next, interpreting each in surprising and innovative ways.
It was breathtaking. I really like modern dance, especially street forms, but circus level performance with strong dance choreography in a well thought out setting is a truly uplifting experience. What well trained, athletic, talented people can do with their bodies at times defies our common experience of physics and is a joy to behold. There is a promotional video on the site well worth seeing (although probably best not to if you are already looking to go see them, so you get everything as a surprise).
We see a lot of performances at the Belgrade because it is not so far from the base office I am attached to for my employer although I very rarely visit there as I am usually working on client sites. It is also a good hour or so from home. I am though a member of the theatre club associated with the office which brings to my attention a wide variety of theatre productions usually at discounted prices. As Stratford is not so far away, this includes many performances by the RSC at the The Courtyard Theatre (we got to see the now famous performance of Hamlet by David Tennant at a preview show, for example).
There is another reason for liking the theatre: there is a rather good Indian restaurant a short walk from their called Tumeric Gold which is deservedly award winning and offers an atypical menu. There also use less oil than most such places and offer healthy options. The atmosphere is also rather special not least for being based in a four hundred year old building in the heart of medieval Coventry. Fortunately, we got to Coventry in plenty of time to have an extremely nice meal at a relaxed pace.
The trip home was not fun as several slip roads onto the local motorways were closed, and even when we finally managed to get onto the M6, we found it completely closed a couple of junctions before the the exit we needed so we ended up taking a detour through Wednesbury and Wolverhampton, cutting around the traffic diverted from the M6.
At the Belgrade theatre in Cov…
March 5th, 2010At the Belgrade theatre in Coventry about to see Traces – dance.
REMEMBER ME by David Harkins: …
March 5th, 2010REMEMBER ME by David Harkins: http://bit.ly/9oSncY via @addthis – adapted and read at a funeral I attended recently
#Photographers: want to learn …
February 28th, 2010#Photographers want to learn how to light? Read @Strobist: http://bit.ly/9EVZwx #photography #flash #strobist
Mortal
February 28th, 2010A few Fridays ago, I was sat in the coffee bar at Stafford railway station waiting for a train to London. A rarity these days as I am mostly working in Swansea and normally work from home on Fridays. My work phone rang but I failed to retrieve it from the depths of the correct pocket in time. A short while later I got the voice mail beep and was able to listen to a message from a friend telling me to call him back urgently. Worrying. I only spoke to my friend every few months or so and we tried to get together at least once a year.
The message said he had sent me an email, so I checked my personal email and Facebook on my iPhone whilst calling him back on my work phone. Looked like he had sent email to work which I could not get at from the station. My friend, P, told me that another friend, R, had been found dead in his hotel room in Edinburgh. Whilst I was talking with P, I received a message on Facebook from R’s daughter. She said “brace yourself i’ve got bad news. R is dead. … i’m sorry for your loss.” His daughter was saying “Sorry for your loss” to me. Read the rest of this entry “
Last day of my holiday. Will r…
February 28th, 2010Last day of my holiday. Will return to Swansea this evening to avoid long drive in the morning. Enjoyed my break. Better finish than start.
