Love visiting here , New Mills and surrounds
Love visiting here , New Mills and surrounds
Helping eldest child with child minding duties but managed a quick walk near River Goyt
Fuck me, this is glorious.
Apropos of not much ,but perhaps related to his recent death, TIL that Neil Sedaka was helluva piano player and almost represented the US at the 1966 Tchaikovsky competition, following in the foot of the marvellous Van Cliburn
youtu.be/tS8UfwApS9Q?...
Spoiler: itβs every other day
Me at midnight waiting for the moronic β what about international menβs dayβ posts.
Optical illusion of a woman bent over some papers. Her sunglasses are pushed up and she is wearing a hair band so the top of her head looks exactly like a Muppet face
Sorry I know the world is in a terrible fix but I've been laughing at this for ten minutes now
Brain fart day
π canβt believe I had to leave out new order and Joy division
My (current) four favourite manchester albums, one per artist.
Back to Compton Verney on a glorious day to see this fella still living his best life.
I expect a cut of the 100 mill will make it easier for the twat to cope
βI would have loved to save every single job and every single equity punk investment. Ultimately, I couldnβt. That will stay with me.β
www.theguardian.com/business/202...
For me it was
Derrida via Scritti,
Camus via The Cure,
John Webster via The Bunnymen
Gogol via Joy Division , although Iβm pretty sure Iβd read Dead Souls before hearing the song so maybe not.
www.theguardian.com/music/2026/m...
Not done a piano practice post for a while. Tonight was mostly about keeping my stupid fingers closer to the keys and some vertical alignment issues in this piece so that the correct notes should actually sound at the same time. This is what it should sound like
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The shop selling the world's tiniest violins is going to run out of stock soon.
#Reverberations Day 28
π£οΈ Joy Division
πΆ Decades
Everyone who knows this song knows just how special it is. It will be picked in every challenge for which it is eligible, and I think it's a mighty fitting ending to this mighty fitting challenge.
π― spot on from Stuart - theyre just fucking actors after all
FWIW I think the BBC made a mistake, but this shows a crass misunderstanding of the situation by the members of the acting community.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
π― unbelievable levels of cognitive dissonance here. Yet another reason to boycott the whole sorry shitshow
If youβre even thinking of going to the USA on holiday read this and reconsider
www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026...
Cardiacs documentary - fantastic stuff by Andy
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#totp 1980 sounding better than I recall, in parts at least.
The always excellent Stephen Collins in 2019
A visit to Winterbourne always helps
Also waiting ...
I know people claim they're completely nontechnical and have vibe-coded entire products without any human ever looking at any of the code. Thousands of lines a day or more! they say. Insanely productive! Programming is dead! π
1/3
in the style of Private Eye.
So, farewell then Zemansky and Hecht & Zajac
What fun we had
As an undergrad
But no more.
Landfill is the end
Palantir, a US spy-tech firm, has been given access to millions of NHS patient records.
Its founder has said the NHS should be 'ripped up'.
Join me in calling on the government to end the dangerous Palantir contract.
you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/st...