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A New Job Involving Sex and Death

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Sex and Death A London Ambulance Service union official commented to me a few months ago that the very nature of emergency services work is that front-line staff have to “rush into situations from which human instinct tells everyone else to RUN AWAY”.  Perhaps the medical situation that most people[…]

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London, Sept 2013 – Emergency!

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“Who has a why to live can bear most any how” Neitzsche Freedom House In July, I stopped over in Pittsburgh, caught up with some of my dear friends there, and made a remarkable discovery.  In the late 1960s, a bunch of Pittsburgh doctors and civil rights activists set up[…]

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Los Angeles June/ July 2013

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Los Angeles, 4th July weekend I’m staying in a condo in the City of Angels, in downtown LA. In the heart of Little Tokyo/Arts District. Organised last minute via an international home exchange site. In a condo owned by private detective Bob N. After 30 years in the LAPD, Bob[…]

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South London May 2013

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On Sunday afternoon, May 19, I caught the overground back to East Dulwich after spending the night in Islington with Sarah,  watching the Eurovision song contest on TV with her gay friends, all of us curled up in groaning, snickering balls on the couch. Already hungover, I took a short[…]

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One Billion Rising!

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Hope everyone had a wonderful valentines’ day, especially everyone who participated in the One Billion Rising happenings, actions to put an end to violence against women around the globe. Here is a beautiful clip Amnesty International put together for their Rising celebration in Melbourne. I wrote and recorded the music,[…]

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