Posted in Events, London, Trafalgar Square Festival on August 16, 2006 | 2 Comments »
Three weeks of outdoor performances – gymnastics, dance, art, and music – at Trafalgar Square this month – Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sunday until Aug 20.
Featuring:
Awaz by Akademi – A fusion of classical, folk and festive dance that celebrates the dynamism of modern Asian women.
Pax Pace Paz Paix Peace – A powerful evocation [...]
Posted in Events, Gigs, Jazz, Live Music, Musings, Saxophone on August 8, 2006 | 3 Comments »
Steve Salfield: Jazz
Saturday 19th August 2006: Jazz in a summer garden
3-6 pm. Vicarage gardens, Baslow.
Steve with friends Sarah (vocals) Chris (piano) Bennett and Geoff Pearson on double bass will be making things swing at a unique afternoon of Jazz and Song in the lovely Vicarage Gardens, Baslow.
All proceeds will go to Village AiD, a Bakewell [...]
Posted in Books, Conspiracy Theory, Da Vinci Code, Folklore, Grail Myth & Legend, Holy Blood Holy Grail, Musings, Renaissance, Rule of Four on August 6, 2006 | 3 Comments »
The Holy Blood – Holy Grail – Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh and Henry Lincoln (1982)
Written as a follow up to a BBC documentary, this is the book where the authors presented an ‘audacious’ and groundbreaking hypothesis : theories which of course have achieved notoriety in the shape of Dan Brown’s Da Vinci Code. [...]
Posted in Iraqi invasion of Kuwait 1990, Peace, War on August 2, 2006 | 3 Comments »
August 2nd 1990 – 16 years ago. Iraqi troops invade Kuwait – eventually leading to the Gulf War.
I remember that day far too clearly – I was 12 years old then. About 6 a.m. my dream was getting a bit loud and i woke up and found the noise was was real. a funny noise [...]
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