You apparentley can’t underestimate the importance of a good editor…
“Newspaper editors are men who separate the wheat from the chaff, and then print the chaff.”
~Adlai E. Stevenson
Thobias
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Posted in Humanities, New media, Personal, author, books, update, writing, tagged "bishops arm", "culture night", bokmässa, book, con, flickr, göteborg, gothenburg, irish, kulturnatten, library, litteralund, mushroom, session, updatem "jonathan coulton" on September 24, 2008 | 3 Comments »
So, I thought maybe it was time for a general update of things. As you might have seen I recently went pro on Flickr and updated for the entire summer. Sorry about that, but my internet connection over the summer was really sucky…
In other news: I am attending the Book and Library con in Gothenburg [...]
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Posted in Food & Drink, Personal, tagged Andalusia, cold soup, food, gaspacho, gazpacho, Portugal, recipe, soup, Spain, summer food on June 12, 2008 | No Comments »
On a warm summers day you rarely feel like eating a lot. At least not for lunch. But the problem is, heat makes it even more important to both eat something and get fluid into the system. That’s why I want to share a favourite of mine: Gazpacho.
Gazpacho is a cold soup from the Southern [...]
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Posted in Legends, Personal, Philosophy, Religion, writing, tagged druid, pagan, druidism, who, definition, etymology, groves, wicca, witch on June 11, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Recently I found my self at a party in the north (well, Småland…) and after a while the subject turned to the meaning of the word druid. What does it mean to be a druid? Who decides who can call him/her self a druid? Does the word druid mean anything if it means different things [...]
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Posted in Humanities, New media, Philosophy, Podcast, Tech, author, books, web 2.0, tagged europe, Tech, TWiT, archive.org, TWiL, Dvorak, Laporte, Howell, Kahle, books, google books, yahoo, scanning, microsoft, history, literature, open library, european, denmark, norway, sweden, iceland, finland, scandinavia, digitise, Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella on May 27, 2008 | No Comments »
In listening to the latest episode of This Week in Tech, I was at first horrified that I would not get my normal weekly dose of half-arsed, funny but still very informative insights into the world of tech and Web 2.0. The tone was serious! Well, I still clung on, and in many ways this [...]
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Ok, I know it’s not mother’s day (in Sweden) until this Sunday. But, I found this today and if I do not act now, I’ll forget. And to everyone else: no, the TwilightShadows is not turning into another Cuteoverload.com, this is just for my mum. She adores Scottish Folds!
Happy Mother’s Day mum! I love you.
An [...]
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As you may have noted by now, I’ve been tinkering with the visuals of the site. Well, those things I can do with a free account. Anyway, I’ve added some endorsements, some links and a credits space. Just so you can check out stuff I like.
There is also the new TwilightShadows wiki at zoho.com, which [...]
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I really do urge you to check out my post Froudianism on the pagan Hyllebær blog, and also Neinas Beltaine och bilder. Yes they are in Swedish, but A. try and be a little international, and B. you don’t need to know the language to check out the links!
May you stay cool in this May [...]
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Some people have asked where to find me on the web. Well, to just list the personal stuff, most of my locations can be found via my FriendFeed, and many of them are listed over at Pownce as well.
Happy surfing!
Thobias
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Posted in Humanities, Philosophy, Tech, apps, author, books, mac, writing, tagged distraction free, merlin mann, neil gaiman, text editing, word processing, write room, writer, writing on April 22, 2008 | No Comments »
Do you ever find that the world is closing in on you and you are not focusing quite as well on the task at hand as you should? As a student and aspiring writer I find this a lot, and I’ve been looking around for a solution to this problem. Well there is one which [...]
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