Oggi ho venduto un kilo di caffe' a Patrick Stewart. Simpatico, l'ometto.

All well. Staying in Camberwell and working in Soho (no seedy business though). I eat lots of caribbean foods, drink more than it's safe and sensible, and aside from the wear and tear of everyday's life I've never felt so good in ages. Not exactly living it large perhaps, but still definitely larger than I'd got used to.

Long time no write. As some of you may have (indirectly) got wind of, I've moved to London. Arrived yesterday, now let's try to make it work. I'll be busy enough in the next weeks, however I'll be posting the random snippet of news on a purposedly made journal here. See you around.

I'm doing nothing at all but feeling miserable and thinking up ways to make everybody else feel the same. There are even a few solid reasons for this for a change, but none I really fancy expanding on at the moment. One thing I can tell you though: carrying a 2.5 inch steel wire hook pinned into your right hand ain't nearly as glamour as Clive ( Read more... )

... well, it seems I've made it - now on, I can attach a nice ", PhD" to my name on welfare application forms. So yes, I've been totally missing in action over the last months for some reason - writing my dissertation (made it to exactly 93 pages, cheers please), proof-checking and writing parts of it again (while keeping it to 93 pages, more ( Read more... )

To all folks out there who are involved in either music biz or graphic design... could you give me a rule-of-thumb idea of how much is usually charged for the rights to use a picture as an album cover (talking about a low-budget band here)?

... that such a hardcore thing even existed. The audio file of Genesis is teh ultimate thrill.

Wish I dropped in here more often, but deviantArt's eaten up me brainz.

A couple hours ago I've been delivered a promotional pack from GE HealthCare, containing a spreadsheet about early diagnosis of SCD (Sudden Cardiac Death), a DVD featuring presentations held at the latest congress of the Heart Rhythm Society and a tightly-packed cardboard cube which I initially assumed to be a desktop bloc-notes or something ( Read more... )

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