Lafrowda 2019 Three Dancers from West Cornwall (Linda, Anny and me) put together a piece called Calypso, which Linda and I performed on Lafrowda Day. There were two performances, both of which Jenny kindly videoed for us. First performance Second performance
Sundance performance at Dreckly 2019 There are two videos of the dress rehearsal on Saturday now on the archive:Video from the rightVideo from the leftMany thanks to Jenny and Yvonne for talking the videos, and to Leah for facilitating the sharing!
Shoshana Zuboff has written a fascinating analysis of how Google and Facebook’s methods of extracting money from their “free” products involve a very deep and unprecedented seizing of private and personal information from all of us who use Google, Facebook, Microsoft etc products. (It is a hefty book: 691pp –… Continue reading
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The Lobsters and Riots rehearsals are: REHEARSALS IN TRURO Venue: Truro Community Rooms, Truro Library, Truro Date and Time: Saturdays 1.30 pm to 4pm Saturday 13th and 27th April Saturday 11th and 25th May Saturday 1st June – FULL DRESS REHEARSAL – venue to be confirmed REHEARSALS IN LOSTWITHIEL Venue:… Continue reading
Ziggy found that he likes swimming…in the River Lea today: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1MCeE5CPDngtj3gcjLdtHVwBsVXGJwEGf
All afternoon: festive market centred around the Market House, with a range of stalls and entertainment 2pm The first appearance of the legendary ‘Montol ‘Osses’, as they emerge once more – and tour the centre of town 3:30pm Carol singing outside the Farmers Arms – come and listen, or even… Continue reading
I don’t really go for “motivational videos”… so maybe I will characterise this as a rap that hits the mark…
Montol Schedule – 21st Dec 2018 I have found it rather difficult to find a timetable for Montol this year (although that fits in with the commendably anarchic quality of the event) but I did finally find the following information from Simon Reed on Facebook on 22 October (my interpretation… Continue reading
This is a power plant in Iceland researching the possibility of supercritical geothermal power plants…which could be the way to zero carbon power across the world.