Writing: May 2005
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Royal Society of Chemistry’s new website
I built the templates for the Royal Society of Chemistry’s new website, which recently launched.
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‘An Actor Prepares’ by Constantin Stanislavski
Because I’m usually immersed in web stuff, it’s interesting to read a text whose ideas…
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The endless musical relay race
Dan Hill passed the musical baton on to me, an excuse to waffle about music I like. How could I refuse.
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Introduction to acting
I really enjoyed some of the Introduction to Acting classes I did last year. But some of it was excruciatingly difficult.
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The cast
I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the kinds of people in my acting classes - no overly-excitable, precious wannabes, desperate to become famous.
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Lorca: A Dream of Life by Leslie Stanton
I scanned a couple of biographies of Federico Garcia Lorca to look for information about Blood…
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Classic travel
Paul Theroux on why he travels, and Levi-Strauss’s definition of “mana”.
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Europa and Hackensack
The sadness of two “boy loses childhood girlfriend who then becomes famous and successful” songs.
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Royal Mail spam
I like the Royal Mail a little bit less every time it shoves its junk mail through our letter box.
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Acting classes
Last year I began taking a few acting classes. This is why.
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Ten days of Tiger
After ten days of use, a few initial thoughts on Tiger, Mac OS X 10.4, and whether it’s worth upgrading.
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First time floating voter
Because I can’t face voting Labour, I’m now a floating voter. I’m trying to decide who to vote for.