Jonathan's Blog on Teaching, Learning and Research in the Arts is a great example of the right way to use blogging as a professional resource. Johnathan Savage is a Senior Lecturer in Music Education at Man Met, and from September 2006 will be a Visiting Research Fellow at the Royal Northern College of Music. His blog does what it says on the tin.
The blog of a N. irish computing student at UMIST,
ajdunlop's rants include bits about Flickr, double decker buses, and great quotations.
Cognitive Dissonance is written by PJ, a Manchester software engineer who writes a lot about music, and life in general. He's also active in Flickr. I'm seeing a lot of overlap between bloggers and Flickrheads in Manchester. So some of you might want to head over to the Manchester Flickr meet-up this Sunday, July 23 at 1:30pm at Sinclair's Oyster Bar in Exchange Square.
I'm not going to be able to make it seeing as I'll be out of town, but it should be fun, and could be the most photographed event in Manchester since the bomb. (Sinclair's photo courtesy of Spiderpops, from the Manchester Flickr group.)
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Superman didn't suck - it was brilliant! It reminded me of being a kid again!
No, it didn't suck, I just thought it was really disappointing. It reminded me of being a kid again, too - especially with that same theme music. But I thought several key roles were miscast (Lois Lane!) and the script, in general, was wooden and confused. I know it's a blockbuster, but I expected better.
Lois was a lot better than I expected in fairness. It's weird, seeing as she looks younger than her counterpart on Smallville, but still she was good.
Don't be too down on it - it all sets up nicely for subsequent movies which I reckon'll kick ass.
I'm such a geek. Must stop.
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