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    1. Eirik

      Sounds like something I could use at the moment – the tendons in my neck feel like piano wires… Thanks for tipping off the people at Kunstkritikk, BTW!

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    2. Jill

      Alexander technique’s been brilliant for me anyway, so I’d whole heartedly recommend it… I’ll even find out who teaches it in Oslo if you’re serious, Eirik 🙂 But it’s hard to explain verbally and it costs 400 kr a lesson…

      And kunstkritikk? Well, it’s so cool they want to use MoveableType 🙂

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