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Confused malcontents swilling Chardonnay while awaiting the Zombie Apocalypse.
2/7/21
It is "a unique part of London's history" but worth its weight in gold. The narrowest house in the capital of England, located in the Shepherd's Bush, is for sale. To acquire it, it will cost no less than 950,000 pounds (approximately 1.1 million euros). Stuck between a hairdressing salon and a general practitioner's office, you could almost miss it because it is so rickety: the atypical house...
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A total of 12,014,288 Britons have received the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to government data released on Sunday, as the authorities race to roll out the injections.
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Presumably a different ilk of 'note' to what the piano tuner had expected to find that day.
Read more from Classic FM2/16/21
Di (amina046) said:Presumably a different ilk of 'note' to what the piano tuner had expected to find that day.
Where else would you hide your treasure but in a piano?
2/16/21
Bedford conducted the world premiere of Britten's Death in Venice in 1973
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Di (amina046) said:Bedford conducted the world premiere of Britten's Death in Venice in 1973
I note Bedford had to retire early with Parkinson's. Sad about that, though my musical enthusiasms are some distance from Britten.
2/16/21
it is not my real cup of tea either but that does not make it unimportant.
in which direction does your enthusiasm go?
2/16/21
Di (amina046) said:"in which direction does your enthusiasm go?"
Jazz, G&S and light opera, Brecht-Weill, Steve Reich.
2/18/21
Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth's 99-year-old husband, was admitted to hospital on Tuesday as a precautionary measure after feeling ill with an ailment that is not related to COVID-19.
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