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Message: [[User:Robert Thorpe/World Alphabetical Time|World Alphabetical Time]] ([[CZ:What's Your Message?]]).
Message: [[User:Robert Thorpe/World Alphabetical Time|World Alphabetical Time]] ([[CZ:What's Your Message?]]).


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==Me==
I was born in [[London]] in [[1950]], and have a degree in [[English language|English]]  from [[Peterhouse]],  
Born in [[London]] in [[1950]], I have a degree in [[English language|English]]  from [[Peterhouse]],  
[[Cambridge University|Cambridge]].  For many years I worked as a teacher of the language,
[[Cambridge University|Cambridge]].  For many years I worked as a teacher of the language, in [[Mâcon]], [[France]] (at a [[Agricultural school|''lycée agricole'']]), [[Mondovì]], [[Italy]], [[Beckenham]], [[Kent]], and finally  
first near [[Mâcon]], [[France]], in a Lycée Agricole, then in [[Mondovì]], [[Italy]], then
with many nationalities in [[Beckenham]], [[Kent]], and finally  
in various locations in [[Portugal]], where my wife is a [[primary school]] teacher: we live in [[Esposende]].
in various locations in [[Portugal]], where my wife is a [[primary school]] teacher: we live in [[Esposende]].



Revision as of 16:35, 13 October 2007

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Started: Ceres, CDT, En passant, Frederick Delius, Ivy Compton-Burnett, Miles Davis, Universal Time.

Continued: Charles Messier, Lunar eclipse, Solar system; Plural (retired in despair, but watching), Portuguese, Spanish; Gilad Atzmon, Jazz, Jefferson Airplane, John Coltrane; Wikipedia; Euro.

Message: World Alphabetical Time (CZ:What's Your Message?).

Me

Born in London in 1950, I have a degree in English from Peterhouse, Cambridge. For many years I worked as a teacher of the language, in Mâcon, France (at a lycée agricole), Mondovì, Italy, Beckenham, Kent, and finally in various locations in Portugal, where my wife is a primary school teacher: we live in Esposende.

I can translate from those languages as well as from German and Latin. I came across Citizendium when I looked in Wikipedia for the latter's history. There, 'Rothorpe' [1] does mainly copyediting, though I have created a number of articles, including List of artworks known in English by a foreign title, which is virtually a solo effort.