These are my links for August 28th 2011 from 17:11 to 21:35:

• RA: The evolution of footwork – Interview –
• Canopy & Stars – luxury camping and glamping holidays, from yurts to treehouses –
• How to write faster. – By Michael Agger – Slate Magazine – "Kellogg is always careful to emphasize the extreme cognitive demands of writing, which is very flattering. "Serious writing is at once a thinking task, a language task, and a memory task," he declares. It requires the same kind of mental effort as a high-level chess match or an expert musical performance. We are all aspiring Mozarts indeed. So what's holding us back? How does one write faster? Kellogg terms the highest level of writing as "knowledge-crafting." In that state, the writer's brain is juggling three things: the actual text, what you plan to say next, and—most crucially—theories of how your imagined readership will interpret what's being written. A highly skilled writer can simultaneously be a writer, editor, and audience."
• Personal names around the world –
• Mobile disco: how phones make music inescapable | Music | The Guardian – "defiantly and ostentatiously broadcasting one's music in public is part of a history of sonically contesting spaces and drawing the lines of community, especially through what gets coded as 'noise'."
• Enis’s: “Don’t eat it, taste and feel it” at Discourses – More about Enis's bizarre Waterloo café
• Nothing To See Here: Enis’s Cafe, London – The mysterious foil-clad café of Alaska Street
• BBC News | ENTERTAINMENT | Copycat row hits Turner Prize – "Glenn Brown's entry, Loves of Shepherds 2000, is an almost identical copy of the cover of a 1970's science fiction book."
• Under the Thatch – romantic cottages and gypsy caravan holidays in Wales. –
• Vickers Romany Caravan – near Ellesmere, the ‘Shropshire Lake District’ –