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Update from the house of Plague (Day Fnarg Year 3) 7th of January
BBC: Census 1921 - 100-year-old secrets revealed
(Fascinating, and includes Dorothy Sayers!)
The Guardian: Russell T Davies: ‘I genuinely thought – who wants to watch a show about Aids?’
It’s a Sin has been voted the Guardian’s best TV show of the year. Russell T Davies reveals why it took him 30 years to write, who the real Colin is – and why he just can’t keep away from Doctor Who
(I watched ep 1, not sure I can cope with more.)
The Tip-Off From a Nazi That Saved My Grandparents
It has often been described as a “miracle” that most of Denmark’s Jews escaped the Holocaust. Now it seems that the country’s Nazi rulers deliberately sabotaged their own operation.
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ETA: Things are going swell here!
England is ‘global outlier’ on Covid and Boris Johnson is ‘politically paralysed’ says Drakeford
Covid-19: Military steps in to support NHS as staff absences jump 59% in a week
In related news, got my booster today and now my arm is in agony. Still, better than covid!!
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ETA: Sidney Poitier: Hollywood trailblazer dies aged 94
Rest in peace, Mr Poitier.
Also, you should all watch 'Lilies of the Field'.
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Daily Dimash: Shine!Super Brothers: Suzhou River
This was from Ep 6. The group decided to perform an anti-war song, from a movie called 'The Eight Hundred':
Behind the scenes video here. Not included - Dimash pulling an all-nighter to come up with a new arrangement for the song when it wasn't working. (Further background: He has a degree in Contemporary Music, a Master's in Composition and is currently doing a PhD... He's more than a pretty face and a lot of octaves! *g*.) Unfortunately he left the programme after this episode due to health reasons, he'd been suffering from rhinitis throughout, poor guy.)
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(Fascinating, and includes Dorothy Sayers!)
The Guardian: Russell T Davies: ‘I genuinely thought – who wants to watch a show about Aids?’
It’s a Sin has been voted the Guardian’s best TV show of the year. Russell T Davies reveals why it took him 30 years to write, who the real Colin is – and why he just can’t keep away from Doctor Who
(I watched ep 1, not sure I can cope with more.)
The Tip-Off From a Nazi That Saved My Grandparents
It has often been described as a “miracle” that most of Denmark’s Jews escaped the Holocaust. Now it seems that the country’s Nazi rulers deliberately sabotaged their own operation.
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ETA: Things are going swell here!
England is ‘global outlier’ on Covid and Boris Johnson is ‘politically paralysed’ says Drakeford
Covid-19: Military steps in to support NHS as staff absences jump 59% in a week
In related news, got my booster today and now my arm is in agony. Still, better than covid!!
~
ETA: Sidney Poitier: Hollywood trailblazer dies aged 94
Rest in peace, Mr Poitier.
Also, you should all watch 'Lilies of the Field'.
~
Daily Dimash: Shine!Super Brothers: Suzhou River
This was from Ep 6. The group decided to perform an anti-war song, from a movie called 'The Eight Hundred':
Behind the scenes video here. Not included - Dimash pulling an all-nighter to come up with a new arrangement for the song when it wasn't working. (Further background: He has a degree in Contemporary Music, a Master's in Composition and is currently doing a PhD... He's more than a pretty face and a lot of octaves! *g*.) Unfortunately he left the programme after this episode due to health reasons, he'd been suffering from rhinitis throughout, poor guy.)
Dimash Masterpost
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I watched episode one - which is mostly set-up - and I'm not sure I can carry on. Just knowing that they'll all die horribly is not something I am eager to witness. I'm very glad he made the show - and that it was so successful - because it shouldn't be forgotten, but I'm not sure I can cope with it.
Thank you for sharing the article about Danish jews, the same story can not be said for Norway. Our history with Jews, both before and during the German occupation is not a kind story at all.
Yeah, I know that Danes generally feel very proud of that part of their history. Alas, it's not the same story now, they are very keen on deporting people. :(