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<title>How Stylist Magazine restyled my medical history</title>
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<description>Outside a brief entry on my old blog Ive never publicly written about my veeeery longstanding and hurray finished battle with depression but having been happy and healthy for the last five years and witnessed a growing campaign to remove the taboos surrounding mental health I was happy to volunteer as a case study when a friend working at Stylist magazine was looking for them.Wow what a mistake that was.In todays issue of Stylist floating inside an insightful piece by hencehemmo on depression you will find a firstperson case study ostensibly written by me. Bollocks. This has been cobbled together from a long series of email QampAs and topped off with Two Stylist readers reveal how depression affects their lives.Im sorry did I miss the bit where I suddenly got ill again Thanks to Londons 78 buses grinding to a halt today I had to walk a fair bit in the rain but the last time I checked having a wet face and ENORMOUS attack of the sulks wasnt the same as depression. And FYI I walk to work...</description>
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<title>Why Love Never Dies deserves its bad internet reviews and why Andrew Lloyd Webber needs to read them</title>
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<description>According to Lynn Gardner in todays Guardian Andrew  Lloyd Webber is in a bit of a sulk about the fact people are  posting negative reviews of Love Never Dies  the not a sequel  honest to his 80s hit The Phantom of the Opera  on the internet.  In amidst flouncing about the flurry of bad  reviews doing the rounds on blogs message boards and  the ultimate  delight  the West  End Whingers verdict Paint  Never Dries being picked up by every newspaper in Britain   Andrew Lloyd Webber is reported to be cross that nobodys mentioned the  moveable feast that is the preview week and how much can be changed  over the course of the shows before opening night.Well  tough. I saw it on Saturday night as close as I could get to tonights  press night to form an opinion without having my trip spoiled by other  reviews and the problem with Lloyd Webbers  thoughts is that  its very unlikely Love Never Dies biggest failing will be addressed   the book is an absolute dog. Paint Never Dries indeed  very pret...</description>
<dc:date>2010-3-9T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Whats freakish about being freakishly tall</title>
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<title>Sites blogs and Twitter accounts that get me through the day</title>
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<description>Some of these will be selfexplanatory others less so suffice to say theyre all utterly brilliant and I couldnt live without them. All have much the same effect as a bucket of black Americano if same has not managed to get into my system first thing in the morning. Journalism and SEO
Journo favourites
on Twitter JournobizMalcolmColesPitching The World PressGazetteJournalism.co.ukMashable   Theatre   Theatre on Twitter West End WhingersMark Shenton  The Stage   Fashion and lifestyle  Favourite
FampL on Twitter DomesticSlutteryBrand AlleyTheSartorialist  Sarah Vain andTall Offbeat Brides Im being a bridesmaid ratherthan a bridezilla but this is still brilliant  London  Londoncentric
Twitter favourites To Miss With Love   Georgian LondonDerelict
London Run Riot  London Review of
Breakfasts Le Cool  Film and funniesFavourite funny
accounts on Twitter The EditingRoomCrackedB3ta</description>
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