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12 Responses to “About”

  1. Peter Pavement Says:

    Dear Keith

    I’m currently setting up an online photo project called Snapshot Brighton – http://www.snapshotbrighton.co.uk

    It’s an arts project looking at how people can both submit to open art (or in this case photography) competitions and also how they can rate them too – “crowdsourced” judging if you like.

    What’s up so far is a “beta” version and I’m currently recruiting interesting photos to set the tone of the site before it launches in July. I saw your photos on the web and thought they’d really help, especially since most of our “guinea pig” photos are landscapes rather than people or objects.

    Would you consider submitting some of your work? Just got to the site and hit the “upload” tab.

    The project is mostly a side project for me (I’ve been doing an MA at the University of Brighton in Digital Media Arts) but it also helps my company research better ways to engage with cultural activities online.

    All the best

    Peter Pavement

    Surface Impression Ltd
    http://www.surfaceimpression.com

    New address:
    40a Providence Place, Brighton, BN1 4GE

    New phone number:
    01273 683000

  2. Andrew Cort Says:

    Hello,

    I’ve just come upon your site and really enjoy it. We share a lot in common in terms of content and purpose, and I love the look and comprehensiveness of your terrific work.

    I’ve posted an anchored link to you on my site, Spirituality and Religion. (You can find it on the left side of each page, under “Some Other Great Sites”).

    I’d of course really appreciate it if you’d have a look at my site, and if you like it (I’m sure you will!) if you’d return the favor with a link to me (http://www.spirituality-and-religion.com) .

    Also: If you would like to post a Guest Blog on my site I’d be honored, and if you could ever use some extra content I’d be very happy to share a post with yours.

    Thanks,

    Andrew Cort

    • keithpp Says:

      Very pleased you like. If I ever find the time I will take a look at your site.

      You are more than welcome to reproduce anything on your site. All I require is that you credit the source and provide a link to the original article.

  3. ALICIA Says:

    Buenas tardes, Keith.

    Mi nombre es Alicia y nos conocimos anoche en la actuación de “Ensamble dos orillas” en el Puerto de la Cruz.

    Ahora estaba visitado tu página y la de http://www.bandcamp.com

    Muchas gracias.

    Un saludo.

  4. Neeru Says:

    Hey Keith,

    loved your blog about Paulo, i wish to see him too. post me if you get to know is schedule

    love
    Neeru :)

  5. Olga Primo Says:

    Olá Isadora, antes de tudo quero parabenizar você pela coragem e iniciativa tão cidadã de sua parte. Sou profissional da Educação e conheço vários problemas das Escolas, moro no E.S., um estado com uma educação bastante atrasada e preconceituosa. Nesta semana minha neta foi vítima de violência e de preconceito, violência de colegas de classe e preconceito por parte da escola. Gostaria de que você com sua influência abordasse esse assunto tão banalizado nas escolas, PRECONCEITOS, de raça, gênero e o mais sutil o machismo. Como as meninas, adolescentes e jovens em geral são alvo de machismo. Agradeço e peço que coloque essa questão tão importante em seu blog. Abraços. Olga

  6. Kiat Huang Says:

    Keith, I notice you write about Aldershot (where I live) and Brighton (where I lived a long time too). You sound very concerned about the heritage of Aldershot, as am I. There’s some stuff I’m working on with some folk here you might be interested in. Let me know if you have time to meet up in town.
    Cheers,
    Kiat

    • Kiat Huang Says:

      Actually the invite also goes out to anyone looking at this blog in Aldershot too who has ideas about how to fix the town, letting off steam, etc…

  7. katherine Says:

    My name is Katherine, and I am emailing you with a couple questions regarding the Camino de Santiago. I am writing an article on the Camino for my school newspaper, and I am also doing the Camino de Santiago this summer. As well as information for this article, I am also doing this for information for me. Anyway, I would really appreciate your help and input!! Thanks!!

    How do you recommend someone trains for this?

    How heavy should your backpack be?

    What type of footwear do you recommend?

    What are the most important things to pack?

    Do you recommend hiking poles?

    What did you find to be the hardest part in hiking the Camino?

    What should people know about this particular trip?

    Any stories/comments/etc. you have would be greatly appreciated!!!

    Thank you so much for your help!

    Sincerely,

    Katherine

  8. keithpp Says:

    I will try and be as helpful as I can.

    Walk as much as you can to get fit.

    Back pack as light as possible. Remember you have to carry it all day.

    To carry: Change of clothes, water, hat, something warm (it could get cold), sun cream, aloe vera (for being in sun all day), camera, charger.

    Shoes that you feel comfortable in. People often do a pair of heavy hiking boots. If this is something you do not normally wear, then you are going to feel very uncomfortable after a few miles.

    I have never used walking sticks.

    El Camino de Santiago is walked alone, then you meet folks en route. You walk it to bring something back, a changed person.

    http://keithpp.wordpress.com/2010/07/07/the-history-of-the-pilgrimage-to-compostela/

    http://keithpp.wordpress.com/2010/07/14/pilgrimage-to-santiago-de-compostela-today/

    http://caminodocumentary.org/blog/?p=234

    http://caminodocumentary.org/blog/

    http://www.facebook.com/TheCaminoDocumentary

    http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10200987951085378

    Also read The Pilgrimage by Paulo Coelho.

  9. audiogoblog Says:

    Hi Keith,
    we have recently started selling this Radio 4 program, Honest Doubt: The History of an Epic Struggle on our website.

    http://www.audiogo.com/uk/honest-doubt-the-history-of-an-epic-struggle-richard-holloway-gid-1021783
    Would you be interested in posting the news of its release or reviewing it for your site?

    Thanks

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