February 19th 2008
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Fellow reviewer Dan Rutter of Dan's Data.com and How to Spot a Psychopath has got himself into a spot of "legal" trouble over his articles on the (currently) Australian-based Firepower International. The latest tiff is over whether or not Dan has the right to link to, and/or distribute the brochure ...
January 23rd 2008
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Ray Cooney undone...!!!!
Okay, seriously... the fact that this site allows you to freely signup and post articles isn't a license to abuse it on crap like this. This is the second time in a week that this has happened. Once more and I will be moderating all articles ...
January 16th 2008
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Contrary to rumours, I am still alive... just barely. Thanks to all of you who mailed me out of concern that I hadn't been nasty to anyone in over a month. I plan to return soon enough.
A few things to cover... but let's get this out of the way:
"A merry ...
September 22nd 2007
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Yup, you asked for it... and now it's here!
Forums!
Don't say I don't give you nice things.
:P
New features and stuff will be added as and when required. Suggestions can be mailed to me. Details on this first post.
Enjoy. :)
July 31st 2007
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Compared to last month my schedule's almost empty for August:
11th August: Young Soloists Concert (Ladies College Hall)
As before the review will be out the next morning.
I tend to be a little out of touch with things so any news on events in Colombo would be appreciated. I generally only ...
June 27th 2007
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Next month is shaping up to be a busy month for English theater, which means that I'm going to have to plan ahead.
At present my schedule is as follows:
29th June: Chatroom (Punchi Theater, Borella)
6th July: Oleanna (Punchi Theater, Borella)
12th July: Pyramus and Thisbe (British Council, Colombo)
13th July: The Specialist & ...
June 26th 2007
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A while back I wrote a review, and while I despised it to the very core of my being I found that more than a few people related to it. That was where it started...
What happened next was mostly inconsequential, but let me recount one of the more memorable events. ...