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Thursday, December 14, 2006
Lost? Try this map...
It's a map of the Internet, folks. Now that's gotta be useful...
Wednesday, December 06, 2006
Where the bloody hell are you? (As the saying goes...)
Music: a wealth of Who resources
Can't help myself... some sites worth reading that relate to Pete Townshend and the Who...
- Pete's partner... Rachel Fuller on Wikipedia
- Rachel's excellent, audio-fied site on Myspace.com
- In the Attic TV - videos of Rachel, her interviews and perhaps some Pete as well
- A Frappr map of Rachel's fans
- The Kids are Alright: lots to read here about the progeny of rock stars, but my interest was in Emma Townshend
- A quote from the above link: 'Before signing to East West records, Emma studied for a masters and history of science PhD, and taught undergraduates at Cambridge for two years. She is shameless about her reasons for giving that up. 'I know this sounds terrible, but it's crap money,' she says. 'And if you've grown up like I grew up and gone on really nice holidays, when you're working and you can't afford to go anywhere, you think, "I can't live on the amount of money you get paid for teaching!" '
- Cambridge? It seems Emma's teaching at Oxford now
- Review of Emma's Winterland album here on TWAS
- Longliverock.org
- An interview (in text form) with Pete on Sirius radio.
Labels: Emma Townshend, Pete Townshend, Rachel Fuller, Roger Daltrey, the Who
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
What we all thought was true after all, is
Have you ever, like me, wondered why slouching in a chair - lying back well beyond the usually-suggested straight-back 90 degree angle - feels so good? Ever felt the back relax when in that position? Well guess what - the 'sit up straight' school of posture control is bad for you. Mind you, at the recommended 135degrees you do tend to slide forward and risk disappearing under the desk... but gee it's comfy! From the BBC...
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Labels: chairs, posture, slouching
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