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Tuesday 2008-08-26
My choir
is putting on a "Come and Sing" on the afternoon of Saturday
2008-09-20. Vaughan Williams and (alas) Rutter.
Details at the far end of the link in the first
sentence. Please come and, er, sing.
While I'm plugging the New Cambridge Singers: we'll be
singing Bach's Magnificat in Trinity Chapel on
Saturday 2008-11-22. (In the original E-flat version,
for those who care.) It'll be good. Please come but preferably
don't sing unless you join the choir first.
More consistent notifications of our concerts than you'll
get from me are available by email. Let me know if you want
to be signed up.
I don't normally read the Sunday newspapers, but I was staying
with my parents last Sunday and took a look at the papers they'd
bought: the Sunday Times and the Sunday Telegraph.
Both had about 15 pages of news. The Times had a front-page
announcement about Obama/Biden and a short article on some
Obama-related subject. Apart from that, every single story
in the news section of either paper was UK-specific in some way:
mostly things happening in the UK, and a few stories about Brits
abroad.
Perhaps there was a separate section called "International News"
or something. Even if so: what a parochial notion of "news"
these people are working with.
(Probably this is old news to people who read newspapers more
than I do. And those wouldn't have been my Sunday papers of choice;
maybe some others are different.)
Tuesday 2008-08-12
I can haz car.
For those who care about such things: It's a Nissan Almera,
it's three years old and has about 11k miles on it, and it has
lots of bells and whistles that I don't care about.
For those who see the world as I do: It's a car. It appears
to get me successfully enough from A to B. I haven't smashed
anything or killed anyone with it yet. Yay.