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Google is by far the best search engine available today. Statistics say that Google owns 47% of all searches performed on the internet worldwide. That's pretty staggering for a company that is just now 13 years old.


Google is worth more than Wal Mart, IBM, FedEx, Coke, and many more fortune 500 companies. The reason for their almost overnight success is that the inventors thought outside the box, ahead of their time, and developed a new method (and eventually set the standard) for website searching. They changed the way search engines would work. Instead of their search results being based on the number of times the certain searched key words appeared on the web page anywhere, they designed Google to search for real and relevant results. Google search engine rankings are based on unique content, rich text, and relevancy to the words being searched for. They actually created search engine algorithms to determine search engine ranking for web pages. This would end up revolutionizing the search engine world, and put them at the top of the market.


You often hear people talking about a google update. This is where google has updated their algorithm to read further into content of websites. Yes, they are such a strong presence, that each time they modify their algorithm, the search engine optimization world sits around and hopes that they are not impacted.


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1255927  order for the three protagonists to be believable, they would each need a highly unique voice. Before I properly began writing, I wrote a rough backstory for each character and even sketched out what they looked like.


Joanna shares many of the traits of determined and successful young women that I know, but she has additional, almost super-human resolve to continue pursuing what she believes, whilst everything implies that she should give up.


Matty was a complex character to create, as he is so multi-dimensional. Superficially, he is cocky, confident and not always likeable. But on another level, he is burdened with a deep anxiety about having lost his true identity. When writing his sections, I based his narrative on the experiences of people who have lost their memory and the heart-wrenching emotions associated with slowly regaining these.


I found Tom’s character very difficult to bring to life, as I’d never previously written from the point of view of somebody both male and of a very different age to my own. What was most challenging was convincingly conveying the pain, fear and devastation that come with the diagnosis of a terminal illness, and here, I am deeply indebted to a number of brilliant and talented people who were brave enough to write about their experiences of exactly this, including the wonderful Kate Gross.


The daughter of a bookseller, Ewa Dodd has been writing since she was young, starting small with short self-illustrated books for children. More recently, she has delved into novel-writing, and is particularly interested in literature based in Poland, where her family is from. The Walls Came Down is her first published novel, for which she was shortlisted for the Virginia Prize for Fiction. Buy it from Amazon or from Aurora Metro.


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As authors we’re often asked to define our writing genre, but is this always the right option? Today’s guest post author, Kate Dunn, thinks not.


An article in the Kirkus Review about my new novel The Dragonfly mentioned that it is difficult to categorise, something that I was rather pleased about as I was keen not to bend the integrity of the story to fit into a particular niche. It is an unusual tale. Its two central character are a middle-aged man, Colin, and his nine-year-old French granddaughter Delphine, who are thrown together after the death of Delphine’s mother Charlotte.


To divert her from her sorrows, Colin decides to take her on an extended trip on his little day boat, the Dragonfly. Having these two protagonists at the heart of the novel already creates certain tensions – they come from different generations, genders and countries; they don’t even share a common language, so there is plenty of scope for conflict here and therefore the potential for drama.


I set myself more challenges than perhaps I meant to with these two. Neither Colin nor Delphine come from worlds which particularly chime with my own and I find it very difficult to account for their origins and evolution: they made themselves known to me.


What I’m trying to do in creating characters is to locate the emotional truth in each of them. That seems to dictate how they speak, how they think, how they behave and I guess there is a certain universality in the emotions all of us feel – the author’s job is to make these individual and particular to each of her characters. I’m slightly superstitious about analysing whatever it is that happens during this process, in case it stops working!


The book has two different locations: firstly, the achingly beautiful canals which wind through the Burgundy countryside in France. My husband and I are lucky enough to have a little river boat which we keep on the French waterways.


We have had rather more adventures then I would like: it turns out that as a sailor I have a very low threshold of panic and an over-active imagination – not good for boating but quite productive in terms of writing fiction, and I have certainly drawn upon some of our scrapes when plotting The Dragonfly.


Colin’s boat is based on one we saw moored in a marina – it was absolutely tiny and a middle-aged man and his granddaughter had been sailing on it together for thirty-six days. That got me thinking…


The sub plot of the story takes place within the four walls of a prison cell in Paris where Colin’s son Michael is awaiting trial for the murder of Delphine’s mother, living in close proximity to his villainous cellmate Laroche while attempting to come to terms with recent tragic events.


One of my first jobs was working as a solicitor’s clerk and occasionally I had to visit prisoners on remand in Brixton prison – seeing the conditions back then had a huge impact on me and certainly informed the writing of these scenes.


My years spent in a particularly grim English boarding school helped as well: the place was spartan and institutional and the iron bedsteads (complete with horsehair mattresses) had Kent Summer Prison stencilled on them. It was a brutalising regime and left an indelible impression on me, which I think also may have influenced my portrayal of the dynamics at play in my Paris prison.


I wanted Colin and Delphine to begin their adventure together from opposite poles in order to create enough space for them to reach out to one another. To increase their stress levels, I decided to place all of my characters in situations where space is the one thing that isn’t available to them: Colin and Delphine are on a small boat, and Michael and Laroche are confined to a cell.


My hope was that in setting up these polarities within the story and putting my characters in a pressure-cooker situation, I would maximise the opportunities for narrative tension: there is plenty of warp and weft in the novel. There are all kinds of contrasts at play that might not have been available to me if I had confined myself strictly to one genre. A thread of domestic violence runs through the book, posing some tricky questions: can a victim ever be complicit in what happens to them? Does the fact that somebody commits a violent act preclude them from being otherwise decent and well meaning?


These are issues I wanted to explore, without necessarily coming up with answers – I’ve left that to the reader to decide. Although the central theme is serious, there is lots of humour in The Dragonfly, which provides another source of structural tension. The fact that the story straddles different genres and can be read as a mystery or thriller, a family drama, a love story, an adventure full of mishap and misjudgement or even a road trip, is an expression of all the contrasts and contradictions that define it.


Kate Dunn comes from a long line of writers and actors: her great-great-grandfather Hugh Williams was a Welsh chartist who published revolutionary poetry, her grandfather, another Hugh Williams, was a celebrated film star and playwright, and she is the niece of the poet Hugo Williams and the actor Simon Williams.


Kate has had six books published, including novels Rebecca’s Children and The Line Between Us, and non-fiction books Always and Always – the Wartime Letters of Hugh and Margaret Williams and Exit Through the Fireplace. Her novel The Dragonfly was shortlisted for The Virginia Prize for Fiction.


In today’s guest post, author Justin Newland talks us through the ancient stories that helped to inspire his novel Sources of the Genes of Isis.


I guess I’ve always had an inquiring mind. I wanted to explore our origins. Where did we come from? How did we get where we are today? I wanted to conceive a story that offered the discerning reader a different entry point to these age-old questions.


I began by looking through the glass darkly into the past. I quickly ended up in Ancient Greece, and eventually in Ancient Egypt, the earliest recorded historical culture.


The Ancient Egyptians also imagined their origins though creation myths, of which one is the myth of Osiris. He was king to Isis’ queen. But Set murders Osiris, dismembers him and distributes his body parts all over Egypt. Isis gathers them together, miraculously brings him back to life, and bears him a son, the hawk-headed Horus.


This is a story of life and death, procreation, rebirth and the struggle for power, all of them archetypal themes. And the basic ingredients of the myth are not a bad template for a novel: start, weave the threads, spread them far and wide, then collect them altogether, breathe new life into them for a pulsating climax.


That wasn’t all. Many great men have set their feet upon the path to Egypt: Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, and Napoleon Bonaparte. It was the first and oldest civilisation, and therefore influenced everything that followed. The first in any field always does. In this respect, Egypt is the Mother and Father of all things.


Next up, I discovered legends from other ancient cultures that mentioned cross-breeding between species, of mixed genetics, and hybrids. The apocryphal The Book of Enoch spoke of the Grigori, or ‘fallen angels’, who came to Earth and mated with ‘the daughters of men,’ spawning the Nephilim, an antediluvian race of giants. The Epic of Gilgamesh talked of strange beings such as fish-men, who came ashore for the day, and returned to the sea at night. Even today, you can see a stone carving of such a creature at the Temple of Queen Hats


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The Commissioner of Police, Mr Bashir Makama, disclosed this to Channels Television in Makurdi, shortly after returning from a fact finding visit to Ado where some persons were arrested for interrogation.


The Police have vowed to recover the three rifles stolen by the attackers, who also left two officers in critical conditions.


Channels Television also visited the Federal Medical Centre in Makurdi, the Benue State capital, where the two survivors with multiple bullet wounds were operated upon.


The consultant, Ocheifa Matthew, said that the officers were in stable condition after extensive surgeries but they remained under close observation.


On Wednesday, Egalet (NASDAQ: EGLT) will release its latest earnings report. Check out Benzinga's report to understand the earnings report's implications.


Egalet EPS will likely be near a loss of 28 cents while revenue will be around $7.99 million, according to analysts.


In the same quarter last year, Egalet reported an EPS loss of $1.04 on revenue of $6.25 million. Sales would be up 27.74 percent on a year-over-year basis. Egalet's reported EPS has stacked up against analyst estimates in the past like this:


Over the last 52-week period, shares of Egalet have declined 61.7 percent. Given that these returns are generally negative, long-term shareholders are probably a little upset going into this earnings release. Long-term shareholders are already wary of 12-month losses prior to the announcement.


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Music Launcher is a music player for Symbian s60 5th edition mobiles. With Music Launcher you can organize your music into folders. Selecting what to play is as easy as selecting several folders. Music Launcher supports sub-folders, and also individual files can be selected/unselected inside each folder. This way of organizing music has two main advantages over the "modern" way of organizing music as Artists-Albums-Genres-Playlists:


* You can have your compilations into folders, and you just need to select those folders to play the desired compilations. In the Artists-Albums-Genres-Playlists way of organizing music this can be achieved only by creating a playlist, which is time-consuming and rigid.


* You can listen to different music each time you start listening: just select some folders from your music, including your compilation folders. No need to create a playlist each time you want to listen to something else.


- Music Launcher plays the same music formats as the Music Player that comes with your phone. It also supports album art, and on some devices, crossfading between tracks.


- Music Launcher allows you to do some management to your music files: move, rename, delete files and folders and create new folders.


- You can send Music Launcher to your friends by Bluetooth or you can send them the URL from where to download by SMS. Spread the fun!


· Album art files (cover.jpg and/or folder.jpg) are also looked into a "__Covers" subfolder of the music folders. The album art filename has the format Artist-Album.jpg. For example, if you are currently playing "e:/MyMusic/Compilation/Nightwish - Planet Hell.mp3" from the Music folder "e:/MyMusic" and if the Album and Artist metadata fields of the file's ID3 are properly set, then MLauncher is also looking for the file "e:/MyMusic/__Covers/Nightwish-Once.jpg" and uses it if available.


· Further more, you can enable (from Preferences) the so called "hint files". If this is enabled, and the jpg above has not been found, MLauncher will create a file (zero length) "e:/MyMusic/__Covers/Nightwish-Once.hint". You can then look what hint files are created and replace them with real album art.


· FLAC and ogg plugin comes now embedded into MLauncher, although it is not installed by default. If you try to play a FLAC or ogg file and the plugin is not installed, you will be prompted to install it.


· There is now a Dutch translation (localisation) thanks to Hans Dorssers, in addition to the Bulgarian translation.


· The management of Music folders (those folders where you have collected your music) should be now (hopefully) clearer. You cannot delete a Music folder (from the list) unless it is empty, but you can disable it, as before. Adding Music folders works now, although you should use this feature carefully.


· Many fixes and performance improvements. Much of the internal engine has been rewritten, hopefully for the better.


· Theme color can change to match the dominant color of the album art (off by default, on from the Options->Color menu in Music Player view)


· MLauncher knows 2 types of playlists: music and audiobook. Music playlists will by default be randomized and crossfaded, audiobooks playlists will not.


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The plaque commemorating the capture on 10 September 1944 of ‘Joe’s Bridge’ by the Irish Guards has been relocated. For years the plaque dedicating the bridge to the group’s commander, Lieutenant-Colonel J.O.E. Vandeleur DSO, was posted below the bridge’s northeastern ramp. This summer the plaque was fitted upon a new stone and relocated to a park on the other side of the Maas – Schelde Canal (Bocholt – Herentals Kanaal) southeast of the bridge. The slip road to the park can only be entered by driving north on the N7


1255929  first certificate of occupancy is issued after January 26, 1993.


Alterations to existing places of public accommodation and commercial facilities must be done in an accessible manner. When alterations affect usability of or access to "primary function" areas of a facility, an accessible path of travel must be provided to the altered areas and the rest rooms, telephones, and drinking fountains serving the altered areas must also be accessible, to the extent that the cost of making these features accessible does not exceed 20% of the cost of the planned alterations. 28 CFR 36.402 and 36.403. The additional accessibility requirements for alterations to "primary function" areas do not apply to measures taken solely to comply with readily achievable barrier removal. 28 CFR 36.304(d). January 26, 1992 - unless otherwise noted below. Effective Date: Alterations commenced after January 26, 1992


Elevators are not required in newly constructed or altered buildings under three stories or with less than 3,000 square feet per floor, unless the building is a shopping center; shopping mall; professional office of a health care provider; terminal, depot, or other station used for specific public transportation; or an airport passenger terminal. 28 CFR 36.401(d) and 36.404.


Examinations and courses related to licensing or certification for professional and trade purposes must be held in accessible buildings or alternative accessible arrangements must be made. 28 CFR 36.309(b)(1)(iii) and (c)(4).


New buses and other vehicles (except aircraft and automobiles) acquired by private entities to provide specified public transportation must be accessible or the system in which vehicles are used must provide individuals with disabilities a level of service equivalent to that provided to the general public depending on whether the entity is primarily engaged in the business of transporting people; whether the system is fixed route or demand responsive; and vehicle seating capacity. 49 CFR 37.101 to 37.107. Effective Dates: Vehicles must comply if the closing date for submission of bids is after August 25, 1990 (February 25, 1992 for rail passenger cars and vans with a capacity of less than 8 persons when operated by a private entity primarily engaged in the business of transporting people). ADAAG is the applicable standard as of October 7, 1991. Interim standards apply before that date (56 FR 40762, October 4, 1990).


New over-the-road buses (buses with an elevated passenger deck located over a baggage compartment) must be accessible. 49 CFR 37.169, and 49 CFR 38.151 to 38.157. Effective Dates: Structural changes in over-the-road buses to provide access to wheelchair users are not required until two years (three years for small companies) after DOT issues regulations.


I will post a copy of the letter on NEO as soon as I finish with the final draft which will be sometime this evening. I will also be forwarding a copy to the office of the ADA in Washington, D.C.


What if we log ticket numbers, distro to sellers, everyone takes like 100 tickets to sell, and then we all meet back in the middle with the tickets to have the raffle? I wouldn't want to interfere or step on any other places that have their own raffles for other purposes...With a 30 day timeline and multiple folks trying to sell the tickets....we could really help those folks out! We are tenacious enough to make their heads spin... What upcoming meetings on/around June 1st would be a great place/time to have the raffle is what we need to know? Then we can have that date/time/group available when we are selling the tickets and everyone knows what's up!


It has come to my attention that many disabled, handicapped and wheelchair bound citizens living in the vicinity of the South Branch Cleveland Public Library, at 3096 Scranton Road, Ward 14 Tremont, have been and continue to be discriminated against due to the lack of handicap accessibility.


Specifically, this affects approximately 160 low-income and elderly minorities residing in the CMHA Complex (aka Scranton Castle) at 2000 Scranton Road, Cleveland, Ohio, 44113. Most of these residents must either rely on canes, walkers, wheelchairs or scooters as a means of managing every aspect of their daily living.


The lack of handicap accessibilities (ramps, etc.) at the South Branch location now creates even more of a burden on these individuals due to the fact that the RTA 23 bus has been discontinued. Being that most of these individuals relied on public transportation makes it even more essential that they attain access to this particular library. These tenants also were bestowed grant monies, which ran out several months ago, to pay for a shared DSL Internet Service. Due to the lack of funds, the service was discontinued leaving these residents dis-connected from any electronic means of communication.


Although this is a historically significant building, a side or back entrance created to accomodate wheelchairs, scooters, etc., would not alter the historical value or bastardize the building to the degree that it would lose it's historical status. It is crucial to the many residents of this Ward 14 Tremont Community that this public establishment be accessible to handicapped and disabled residents. To continue discriminating against these denizens borderlines on bigotry.


Further, I was present at a Tremont West Development Corp. sponsored Community Forum, October 29, 2009, wherein both Ward 14 and Ward 3 candidates serving the Tremont neighborhood were invited to speak.


Among the congregated voters present were a number of Scranton Castle African-American Residents who, even with their physical afflictions and disabilities, managed to clamber the steep stairway to ask an all important question. "How can we get a handicap access ramp installed at the South Branch Library?" I did hear the responses to their inquiry and pledges were made by several office-seekers that they would get right on it. To date, there has been no progress made and these many residents continue to be discriminated against, disfranchised and treated as forgotten orphans.


"Restaurants, hotels, theaters, shopping centers and malls, retail stores, museums, libraries, parks, private schools, day care centers, and other similar places of public accommodation may not discriminate on the basis of disability. 28 CFR 36.201. Effective Date: January 26, 1992, unless otherwise noted below:"


The "Physical barriers in existing places of public accommodation must be removed if readily achievable (i.e., easily accomplishable and able to be carried out without much difficulty or expense). If not, alternative methods of providing services must be offered, if those methods are readily achievable. 28 CFR 36.304 and 36.305. Effective Dates: The obligation to engage in readily achievable barrier removal is a continuing one. 56 FR 35569 (July 26, 1991).


Due to the long on-going neglectful and discriminatory practices of the South Branch, Cleveland Public Library, we are requesting that immediate actions be taken to rectify this matter and we hope to have a positive response from you in the very near future.


Please let us know what the response you receive to this. Some us can write additional letters if it needs to be done to make this library accessible.


The Carnegie West Library branch, of the same era as Carnegie South, AND in a historic district, was made handicapped accessible years ago.


There is historic, and then there is fair. What is the value of the residents life compared to the historic lines of a building that is a public facility? When people are handicapped, the access to public buildings has to be equalized.


Your're welcome - writing the letter is no biggie - getting somebody to pay attention and make the library handicap accessible is where the hard work begins.


I received this response to the letter on behalf of Scranton Castle residents from Councilman Joe Cimperman this morning.


By the way, expertly written. Really strong. Let me know how I can help, as you know its in Councilman Cummins' ward, but I'm ready to help push to get access+ramp built - so please let me know what you need. Thanks for doing,pushing this.


God Bless You, Jerleen! It's about time that someone took a few moments to react to this matter with a very simple and concise factual letter. My prayers that the list of CC's collaborate with them to resolve this matter...


An electronic copy also went to: All TWDC Board Members, Ward 14 and 18 Council Offices, Councilman Cimperman, Pagonakis - News Net 5, Tom Beres - WKYC, Dick Russ - WKYC, M. Gill - Cleveland Scene, Carl Monday - 19 Action News, C. Quinn - Plain Dealer and P.F. Morris - Plain Dealer.


Upon receipt of the letter, I was contacted by Plain Dealer Reporter Margaret Bernstein about writing an article covering the South Branch Library's lack of handicap accessibility.


Yesterday she and I met at the library did a walk through and , noting that there are patio doors at the rear of the building - that are not in use, have no steps nor serve any purpose other than letting in the light. There could easily be a ramp installed to provide wheelchair accessibility to this building without defacing the property/building at all.


She spoke to a gentleman sitting at a big desk and inquired as to whether or not there had been any request to make the building handicap accessible. He out little information and referred her to the main library.


We then took a look around the outside of the building - and then proceeded down to the Scranton Castle Complex wherein she spent about 2 hours interviewing 8 or 9 of the residents in wheelchairs. A photographer also came and took quite a few pics of those with disabilities.


She said that if she could reach all the parties, the story would probably come out in Thursday's paper. Both Margaret and the photographer were super


1255931  But this was the promise. Time went on (about 25 years) and Sarah said, “Yo, this isn’t gonna happen. Why don’t you just take matters into your own hands and make a baby with my slave?” So Abraham did so – though it wasn’t God’s intent. Eventually, God kept his promise – Isaac. Ishmael was the first boy.)


“These things are being taken figuratively. The women are two covenants. Hagar’s is from Mt. Sinai, a covenant of slavery (Moses Law).” (Actually, the Jews never thought of themselves as Hagar’s kids, those were Gentiles – but here Paul is showing them figuratively that Judaism and its followers are in slavery (her covenant). But Sarah’s children are children of Promise – those who believe in faith (the Christians) belong here.


We, like Isaac, are children of Promise. So we are not concerned with the rules and regulations of the Jewish Law. Paul seems one more thing to deal with here.


At a birthday party, Ishmael mocked Isaac, and Isaac’s mommy was offended and told Abraham “Get him and his mommy out of here! He’ll never inherit our estate!” Abraham was dismayed – because this was also his son, but God said, “Listen to her, Isaac is your promise.” So, he reluctantly got rid of them, but God mercifully took care of them in the desert. The prophecy was that he would be the Lord of 12 nations as well, but be a wild man and everyone would be against him, and he against everyone else.


Like the Promise then, so it is now. Paul preached Jesus, and those who didn’t believe, persecuted him greatly. But he knew that the end result was worth all the suffering.


Genesis 21:10 “Get rid of the slave woman and her son, for the slave woman’s son will never share in the inheritance with the free woman’s son.”


He is speaking of the Mosaic Law AS A MEANS of Salvation. Paul is showing the Law as a “child leader” – to tutor them until Christ. Why didn’t the Jews logically follow on from the Law to Christ? Many of them were too rule-bound to make sense of it.


No one will be saved by keeping the Law, nor by looking to the calendar, but we look to the child of Promise, we look to Jesus.


“He gives and takes away.” He gives Jesus, Promise, forgiveness, salvation. He takes away sin, condemnation of the Law, insufficiency of the Law. He gives us Life under Jesus, in Jesus. We’re not under Law, but sons of the Promise by faith through Christ.


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Anyone who imports into the United States, or exports out of the United States, illegally harvested plants or products made from illegally harvested plants, including timber, as well as anyone who exports, transports, sells, receives, acquires or purchases such products in the United States, may be prosecuted. In any prosecution under the Lacey Act, the burden of proof of a violation rests on the government. (emphasis mine)


It doesn’t seem that the DOJ has lived up to the standard emphasized above according to Gibson. They are asserting that the Justice Department is actually trying to shut down indefinitely the civil court case that Gibson filed to have their property returned. Given that Gibson is the premier guitar manufacturer worldwide, you have to wonder where the music industry is on this issue.


Reuters is reporting that the guitar maker is being charged with illegally importing wood under a U.S. law barring importation of endangered plants and woods.


In an affidavit, agent John Rayfield of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said U.S. Customs agents in June detained a shipment of sawn ebony logs from India.


The paperwork accompanying the shipment identified it fraudulently as Indian ebony fingerboards for guitars and it did not say it was going to Gibson, the affidavit said.


Of course there will be some back and forth apparently on the legitimacy of the case and whether or not Gibson actually broke any laws, but one thing from the press release stood out to me:


The wood the Government seized on August 24 is from a Forest Stewardship Council certified supplier and is FSC Controlled, meaning that the wood complies with the standards of the Forest Stewardship Council, which is an industry-recognized and independent, not-for-profit organization established to promote responsible management of the world’s forests. FSC Controlled Wood standards require, among other things, that the wood not be illegally harvested and not be harvested in violation of traditional and civil rights. See www.fsc.org for more information. Gibson has a long history of supporting sustainable and responsible sources of wood and has worked diligently with entities such as the Rainforest Alliance and Greenpeace to secure FSC certified supplies. The wood seized on August 24 satisfied FSC standards. (emphasis mine)


I find it fascinating that Gibson had been in compliance with a self-regulatory agency like the FSC and has also been picked on bythe government for alleged non-compliance. I’ve always believed that self-regulation is a viable alternative for many industries that currently answer to the overreaching government.


It’s hard not to see this as the government getting territorial about who gets paid to oversee American industry.<|endoftext|>Dartscore 2005 is a great score keeping system for whenever you're playing the game of darts. The program has several functions for keeping track of your scores when playing the traditional dartgames such as 301, 501 or 701 and even the dart-game: Cricket. It is also possible to adjust the points for your game to your own need.


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I’m writing this as I drink a large coffee and people watching, noticing people I recognise evey so often. Spring seems to have finally appeared in Lincoln,with the sunshine finally bringing warmth as well as light, and that familiar first of many regrets of leaving the flat with a coat and gloves.


I’m in the middle of reading Roger Ebert’s autobiography, ‘Life Itself’ (iBooks link), and reading his experiences about walking around London, and this first day of spring heat brought me back to the same thing I did when I had time free in my first year of University.


Either to get away from where I was living at or just the University itself, you could walk in the same direction and find something equally or if not more interesting than the path you chose before.


It’s one of the few things I took away from that year, and it’s why I want to try and visit the city as a holiday every so often. I was fortunate to be there for work a couple of months ago, and walking through Canary Wharf and keeping up with everyone’s pace again brought back good memories.


I remember once it took me a good hour and a half to get me from Kings Cross to the flat, but on the way I’d come across a person playing guitar upside down, hanging one streetlight, or genuinely stumbling across the famous Abbey Road crossing by accident.


Even though I’d have my faithful iPhone 4 at the time with me to take photos, I’d still have my digital camera, something which I’d started in my first year of Sixth Form. (The fact that Sixth Form is now 10 years is incredible to me,and I’d do a lot to have a day there once more.)


Looking back at the album on Google Drive, memories of Camden Town with their incredible food market, or Covent Garden with the constant film crews and hidden shops for instance came flooding back.


It was as if every place was its own village, separated from the others in its own style and personality.


Camden Town and Covent Garden were favourites of mine, and you could go down a different alley and find yourself at a great pub, or a place where they could only do subs of pastrami or coffees in their own way.


Within a week of being in London, Steve Jobs had passed away, and so at the Covent Garden and Oxford Street stores, many flowers and apples were spread across the entrances, with people paying respects. The photos I took were on the iPhone, and photographers were taking shots of me taking a photo with the phone. It was surreal but oddly moving,to a person who no one here had ever met, yet were taking the time to lay down flowers and stand beside them for a while.


Along with his passing, it was also the time of the Olympics. As I had finished the first year in May, I wanted to avoid the nightmare of a jammed London with thousands descending to watch the games.


Looking back, I’m in two minds whether it was a good decision to go back home, because as busy as it proved to be, a chance to be near an event which wouldn’t possibly to return for many decades to come , was missed.


The food was incredible across many places, Camden Town especially. I’ve yet to have had a burrito that ascends what I had there. Next time I visit, a return there is definitely on the cards.


As I’d walk, I’d have either music or a podcast to pass the time. Those who know me, know that once I have my earphones worn, it’s impossible to get me out of my tunnel vision, and you’ll have to either shout or walk into me to grab my attention. Around this time, I’d just discovered Karl Pilkington, and listening to the podcasts or episodes of their XFM days would pass the time incredibly easily, and would cause me to stop at times in fits of laughter, with his ‘Rockbusters’ game being the highlight. YouTube this as soon as you can.


Having these play would turn the 3 hour walks into an almost 5 minute interlude between places. Another area that caught my interest was Hampstead Heath. More contained than the others, it reminded. Me of Lincoln, in the way that you’d only have to walk up one high street and you’ve essentially found everything there is to offer. But with Hampstead, there were many good quality pubs, along with the park that was only a 5 minute walk away.


I may do a second part to this once I go back, as I’d love to have a week


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Jesus had a goal to accomplish, his goal was to redeem sinful mankind from themselves, and he knew that he would be sacrificial lamb necessary to do that. … Jesus was determined to reach that cross in a timely manner, and nothing would deter himf.


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In his biography of Franco Luambo Luanzo Makiadi, Graeme Ewens describes the founder of the defunct TP OK Jazz as ‘Congo Colossus’. At about 40 members, everything about the band was colossal… the hits, the popularity, and the controversies. With the death of one of its vocalists, Pepe Ndombe, last week, music writer AMOS NGAIRA takes a nostalgic trip to the band’s heyday


For nearly four decades, Congolese music was dominated by one man and one band — the burly guitar wizard Luambo Luanzo Makiadi, popularly known as Franco, and TP OK Jazz. By the time he died in a Belgian hospital in October 1989, Franco, also known as Grand Maitre, had recorded more than 600 songs and released more than 200 albums.


But TP (Tout Puissant) OK Jazz was more than just a band. It was an institution, a family, and a music school of sorts. It shaped the careers of many musicians, who went on to become great singers and composers.


The death of former TP OK Jazz singer Pepe Ndombe Opetum last week is a turning point on the Lingala music scene, particularly for the TP OK Jazz fraternity.


Ndombe was among the last of the TP OK Jazz veterans living in Kinshasa. Others include Lutumba Simaro, who was the long-serving vice-president of TP OK Jazz (later Bana OK), vocalists Josky Kiambukuta, and Michel Boyibanda (now based in Congo-Brazzaville). Simaro had wished to keep the band intact. But this was not to be as Franco’s family demanded more say in the band, forcing Simaro and his colleagues to abandon ship and form their own band, Bana OK.


When a lanky Franco appeared on the music scene in Kinshasa in 1950 (at the age of 12), there were already some established names in Congolese music such as Joseph Kabaselleh (The Grand Kalle Jeff) and Wendo Kolossy. The band of the time was African Jazz with Kalle, who was eight years older than Franco.


Pioneer Congolese musicians agree that Kalle introduced the tam tam and electric guitars to Congolese music. His African Jazz band featured the solo guitar wizard “Dr” Nico Kasanda, who later teamed up with Tabu Ley in African Fiesta. Kasanda based his guitar techniques on his native Baluba xylophone tunes. But Franco mesmerised the big stars with his guitar wizardry and before long, he was upstaging the big names in Kinshasa.


As a guitarist, Franco was inspired by Paul Ebongo Dewayon, the elder brother of Johnny Bokelo Isenge of the Conga International fame. Incidentally, Franco made his debut with Dewayon’s Watam Band.


By the end of 1953, Franco had recorded his first memorable song Bolingo na Ngai na Beatrice (My love for Beatrice). He also recorded what are considered to be juvenile love songs like Lilima and Marie Catho.


In the early days of his career, Franco was content to play the guitar. After all, he had great vocalists such as Vicky Longomba, the father of techno sokous star Awilo Longomba, and, of course, Lovi Longomba, who many Kenyans will remember for his stint with the Nairobi-based Congolese band Super Mazembe. Vicky Longomba was 10 years older than Franco. There were other great musicians in the first generation of TP OK Jazz such as Rossignol, De La Lune, Zimbabwean-born saxophone player Isaac Musekiwa, Edo Lutula, and Armando Brazzos.


When some of the vocalists left the band, Franco tried out his vocals and never looked back. He would recruit Mulumba Joseph (Mujos), Kiamuangana Mateta “Verckys”, Kwammy Munsi Dele Pedro, and singer Lola Checain in the early 1960s.


Franco brought a new sound to Congolese music, which had been heavily influenced by Cuban cha-cha. His had a huge African flavour, with its roots in his Bas-Congo home area. The guitar lines were sharp, the drums throbbed. Franco had a love affair with the solo or lead guitar.


Franco’s brother Bavon Marie-Marie, who died in a car accident in Kinshasa in 1970, is remembered for his brief but illustrious stint with the Negro Success Band. Bavon’s most memorable song was Maseke ya Meme.


The list of people who passed through Franco’s hands reads like the who-is-who in Congolese music. There was Lutumba Simaro Massiya, popularly known as “Le Poete” because of his impeccable song writing skills. Many will remember him for his virtuoso box guitar performance on the album Testament ya Bowule in the late 1980s. Simaro also penned other popular compositions like Mabele, Mbongo, and Mandola Lobanzo (featuring singer Djo Mpoyi).


Franco liked to discover talent and would go to great lengths to find it. The sweet vocals on some of TP OK’s biggest songs were by Prince Youlou Mabiala. Franco fished him from the neighbouring Congo Brazzaville. Mabiala, who later married Franco’s daughter, now lives in Paris, where he is recuperating from a mild stroke.


Most fans of TP OK Jazz will remember his popular duet with Franco on the song Infidélité Mado (composed by Celi Bitchou). Mabiala is also best remembered for his early 1970s song Cherie Kamikaze, while still with TP OK Jazz.


“By the time I was old enough to go to clubs and appreciate music, Franco was long dead. Yet for me, his music is ageless, soothing, and entertaining.”


She listens to Azda and Boureau des Coeurs on a quiet afternoon at home and dances to Chandra and Bina Ngai na Respect in clubs in the evening.


“To some, the death of Franco might have been the end of a golden era of Africa rumba music, but for me it was the beginning of a lifetime affair with the music of the most versatile musician this continent will ever see”.


Veteran radio presenter Fred Obachi Machoka says that although TP OK Jazz is no more, the music remains evergreen. “Any lingala show on radio is incomplete without playing a TP OK Jazz song,” he says.


As for veteran promoter DS Njoroge, who was in the 1980s involved in bringing Franco and his TP OK Jazz group to Kenya, there will never be anyone like Franco.


“Of all the groups we brought to Kenya, it is TP OK Jazz’s music that remains unique and unrivalled,” he said. As Eliab K. Kiemo, also an ardent rumba fan, put it: “True to the word, when the Voice of Kenya (now KBC) announced Franco’s death in October 1989, the news hit us die-hard fans like a thunderstorm.”


Lynnette Andabwa from Mombasa feels that Lingala music would not have been so exciting without Franco and his group. “The beats were of medium tempo and vocals soothing to listen to even if you didn’t understand the lyrics,” she says.


In the 1980s, there was the immensely talented Madilu Bialu System. His cooperation with Franco yielded great songs like Mamou, Pesa Position, Non, and Makambo Ezali Minene.


But it was Mamou that moved most fans with lyrics depicting a lively conversation between a divorcee and a married woman who accuses the former of trying to break up her marriage. The song also includes a telephone conversion, where bassist Mpudi Decca mimicked a woman’s voice.


Another former TP OK Jazz great,


1255934  system, a survey of vegetarians who admit they eat meat when they get drunk, a columnist's claim that Paleo didn't work for her, the addition of real butter to the McDonald's Egg McMuffin and what that means, and whether a new mother nearly died from eating a low-carb, ketogenic diet. Don't miss the closing statements from each of the contestants where they share why they should be Jimmy's new cohost. VOTE HERE NOW!


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- Noelle’s Headline to lead with all of the panelists: Cash-only doctors abandon the insurance system


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- Stephanie's Headline to lead with all of the panelists: New mother nearly DIES from a low carb diet: 32-year-old developed life-threatening condition after ditching bread, rice and pasta while breastfeeding


It's Friday time and you know what that means--we're here for you taking a closer look at all the latest health headlines featuring our two amazing cohosts Jimmy Moore and Jenna Lightfoot along with two more outstanding people from the low-carb, Paleo, primal, real food movement. Are you ever perplexed about what all the health headlines mean and wish you had a way to talk about them, get good information to share with friends and family, and have a fun time while doing it? Well, THIS IS THE PODCAST FOR YOU! If you would like to help us keep this listener-supported podcast on the air, then CLICK HERE to make a donation of any amount to help us towards that goal. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!


In today's episode, our hosts Jimmy Moore and Jenna Lightfoot (aka Jenna The Paleo PA) are joined by a registered dietitian, locavore, and LCHF/autoimmune protocol Paleo proponent named Kerry Patrone on the EatLikeABoss.nut Instagram page and chiropractor and personal trainer Danielle Eaton from Be4Dimensional.com who is a fellow podcaster at the Your Daily Dose With Dr. Danielle Eaton iTunes podcast. Jimmy and Jenna banter at the beginning about Jimmy's invitation to speak about nutritional health to an Iowa trucker's conference in May and Jimmy's follow-up DEXA scan results after his fasting experiment in January.


Listen in as Jimmy, Jenna, Kerry and Danielle talk about the first raw red meat vending machine in Paris, whether spending more money on organic food is worth it to your health, why you may not be losing weight even eating low-carb, a man who chooses to eat only potatoes for a year to deal with his food addiction, a new study that claims there is no weight loss difference between low-fat and low-carb diets, the debate between high-carb vs. high-fat diets for athletics (listen to Jimmy's LLVLC Show interviews on this subject that aired this week with Peter Defty and Mark Sisson), a new Ipsos poll for Reuters gauging consumer thoughts on the new 2015 Dietary Guidelines, and whether or not the popular low-carb "cloud bread" is a healthy option. Plus, don't miss the health tips from our guest friends at the end of the show. So, now you know what to do--pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and let's talk!


- Man with ‘food addiction’ vows to eat nothing but POTATOES for a year after his weight rocketed to 151kgs<|endoftext|>Grapevine Computers is a family run, friendly business, specialising in all areas of computer support for both the business and home user. Established over 15 years ago we strive to keep our reputation for quality and service.


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Another varied and beautiful backstage set for your viewing pleasure! With appearances from the beautiful Nicole P, the stunning, blonde Alisa and the gorgeous Anastasia & Carly T in their double intimate moments.


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retchen comes from the bedroom to relax in the kitchen and show us a little part of a song she's been working on, her stunning voice and struming of the guitar only compliment her gorgeous natural looks and great personality.


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In the prelude to Aletta's and Klara's Girl/Girl we asked them if they would like to do a double intimate moment first. The two Dutch hotties thought that would be a good idea.


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Sexy and energetic Spanish babe Carmina brought a friendwith her from Spain, Alyssa. She has a very shy but alluring smile with long hair and something special, that x factor. Petite Carmina teases her with her


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8. The Chamber is convinced that the account of the events just described, as given by Dren Caka, who was 10 years old at the time of the events, was given honestly and reliably and accepts the veracity of the main facts he described. It rejects the Defence submission that due to his young age Caka would not be able to distinguish between forces, noting that he was able to identify the police uniform in his evidence from a booklet with photographs of various uniforms as well as the pattern of the uniform. Dren Caka also had personal acquaintance with a policeman living in his neighbourhood who wore the same blue camouflage uniform.


9. The Chamber finds it established that 20 people were killed in the night of 1 April 1999 and early morning of 2 April 1999 at 157 Miloš Gilić/Millosh Giliq Street, as set out in Schedule G of the Indictment, of whom 12 were children, seven were women, and one was a 50 year old male (Hysen Gashi) who was mentally impaired. All were civilians taking no active part in hostilities. The Chamber is satisfied that they were killed because they were Kosovo Albanian. These individuals were:


10. The account of events given by Dren Caka is further confirmed by Sami Parashumti, who lived across the street at 82 Miloš Gilić/Millosh Giliq Street. Parashumti testified that in the early hours of 2 April, he heard gunshots coming from the direction of the Vejsa family home, across the street from where he was standing. When the shooting stopped, he heard children screaming from the yard of the Vejsa family home “[t]hey are going to kill us”. About 15 minutes later, when Sami Parashumti had returned to his house, he heard a second burst of fire coming from the Vejsa family home. From the roof of his house, Sami Parashumti observed a police van with its lights switched off; he saw approximately 12 men leave this van and enter his yard. Three of these men wore cowboy hats, green camouflage uniforms, and had painted faces. In the Chamber’s finding this description is consistent with the uniform worn by the PJP of the MUP. The remaining nine men were wearing blue camouflage uniforms. He observed seven or eight other policemen, also wearing blue police camouflage uniforms, climb over the wall to the Cana family home. Sami Parashumti saw approximately another 50 policemen along the street wearing the same dark blue police camouflage uniforms.


11. From the position on the roof of his house, Sami Parashumti observed a number of these men approach the Cana home, located next door at 80 Miloš Gilić/Millosh Giliq Street. Some entered the house and a few remained outside. At about 0145 hours, he heard Januz Cana’s wife Ganimete scream to him, “[o]ur son is gone”, and a few seconds later, he heard five distinct gun-shots. About five minutes after this, he saw four policemen come out of the Cana home with Januz’s daughter Shpresa, 43 years old, who was in pyjamas. One of the policemen ripped Shpresa’s top open and pulled her hair. The witness heard Shpresa yell at this policeman, “[y]ou killed my father”. The policemen then took Shpresa along the pathway towards the new house of the Cana family to a tunnel by the main road. One of these policemen had a knife. Shortly after they had gone inside the tunnel,he heard Shpresa scream. This was followed by a dreadful sound like an animal being slaughtered. Because of what he had seen and heard he imagined the worst for Shpresa Cana. These events related to the killings, in the Chamber’s finding, of four members of the Cana family.


12. Dr. William C. Rodriguez III of the U.S. Department of Defense, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, examined bodily remains found at 80 Miloš Gilić/Millosh Giliq Street on 25 June 1999, and concluded that they represented four family members, whose bodies were dispersed throughout the house, consisting of an elderly male and female, and a male and female estimated to be in their late 30s to early 40s at death. The Chamber notes that this confirms the evidence given by Parashumti related to the killings of the four Cana family members. It is satisfied that Januz Cana, Ganimete Cana, Shpresa Cana, and Fatmir Cana were killed on 1 April 1999 by MUP forces because they were Kosovo Albanian. All these individuals were civilians taking no active part in hostilities.


13. While on the roof of his house from where he observed the events around him, Sami Parashumti realized that his own house was on fire. He jumped from the roof into his backyard and fled to the house of Afrim Berisha, about 35 metres behind his house and separated from his house by an empty space and a wall. Because there was a lot of smoke coming from his home, he and his family whom he had left there earlier had to leave Afrim Berisha’s house. They went to the house of Sadik Krasniqi, directly behind Afrim’s house. This house was unfinished, and there were many civilians hiding in it.


14. Many Albanian houses along the street were burnt that night. First, the house of Bardhyl Riza, which had been vacated, was set on fire. Then, the house of Fehmi Lleshi was burnt; Fehmi Lleshi and his wife Kimete Lleshi were taken away by the attackers and were never seen again. Their two children escaped through a hole in the wall. The house of Besim Bokshi was also burnt, as was the house of Esat Mullatahiri. The fifth house in this row of houses was not burned; it belonged to a Serb, Lubiša Raicević, a police reservist. The sixth house was connected to the Serb’s house, and although it was not burnt, the attackers killed the inhabitants, including Hysen Deda (75 years old), Caje Deda (65 years old), Afërdita Deda Demjaha (38 years old) and Argjend Ylber Demjaha (5 years old). Mentor Deda (35 years old) survived. The houses of Ali Lapi, Gezim Nagafci, Jonuz Cana, Njazi Parashuti, Rezak Parashuti, Xhevdet Muhaxhiri, Agron Nagafci, Ragip Ballata, Shkelzen Vogli and Lulzim Vejsa were all burnt. The house of K74 was burnt and every room of his house had been machine-gunned.


15. When Lulzim Veja and Behar Haxhiavdija walked back to the Vejsa family home on the morning of 2 April at about 0700, after having spent the night in an abandoned house, they saw that Albanian homes in the Ćerim/Qerim district had been burnt while Serb houses and Kosovo Albanian homes adjacent to Serb homes had been left untouched. The Vejsa family home had been burnt down and was being guarded by three policemen in blue reservist police uniforms. Lulzim Vejsa knew the three police reservists, who had all been mobilised in 1998-1999. Two of whom, Lubiša Raicević and Nenad Raicević, were brothers who lived 20 metres from his house, and the third, Novica Nedeljković, lived in another house also about 20 metres away. Lulzim Vejsa and his family had had good relations with the men and their families prior to the incident. As Lulzim Vejsa went past the reservist policemen, Lubiša Raicević said to him, “You see, Lulzim, what NATO did to us?” Lulzim Vejsa saw syringes and bottles in front of his pool hall.


16. At approximately 0730 hours, Hani Hoxha made his way back to Lulzim Vejsa’s compound. The compound had been burnt to the ground and there was smoke coming out of the basement where the women and children had been sheltering. Hani Hoxha did not see his wife and daughters again. He saw the burnt body of Lulzim Vejsa’s uncle, Hysen Gashi. Hani Hoxha went to a neighbour’s house where he met Dren Caka. Dren Caka told him that the attackers had said that they were going to execute all of them because they had asked for NATO and that the people in the basement were shot at a distance of 1 metre.


17. Lulzim Vejsa and Behar Haxhiavdija


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These trousers use three pattern pieces. That’s right, three. That’s how simple this make is. And yet, and yet… I found this a wonderful learning process and a beautiful collaboration, reminding me of all that’s best about the sewing and blogging community.


Handmade Jane has made a version of these trousers here and My Happy Sewing Place also made an awesome pair here. Both of these lovely ladies inspired me with their pictures and they both reassured me that these would be simple to make as I’ve never sewn trousers before and they can be notoriously challenging. Thanks, guys!


I mentioned in a previous blog post that I was going to start on these trousers and a reader reminded me to make a toile first. I’d originally been itching to get going on these, but was very glad to hear someone else’s wise words. Always toile first. This step proved especially crucial when I lost my pattern instructions and had to steam through the final make trying to remember the steps. Want to recall how something is constructed? Look at how you put your toile together.


I put together my toile in class and initially felt blue that it was a bit, ahem, tight around the tummy area. (An extremely busy month means that my exercising has nose dived.) I assumed I would have to unpick and do all sorts of adjustments, but my tutor pointed at the two front darts and said two simple words: Lose those. Could it really be that simple? To double check I consulted ‘Fast Fits’.


Sandra Betzina does make me smile – she certainly calls a spade a shovel when it comes to the idiosynchrasies of our bodies. One section is called: ‘Big Tummy, Skinny Legs’. You there! Yes, you with the pillow for a belly and the scrawny legs a turkey would be proud of! Let’s get that dress fitted properly. Nah, seriously – I do like Sandra’s book. It’s just so very down to earth, helpful and, yes, honest. We all need honesty when it comes to fitting. This is what I told myself when I stood in a class wearing an unflattering toile that didn’t fit with my striped knickers showing through the calico.


But back to ‘Fast Fits’. She agreed with my tutor: ‘For many of us, as we increase in years our waistline also increases at a steady rate … [No, I’ve always been this lardy, but anyway.] … Another option is to eliminate or decrease the size of any darts … In the case of a large waist, darts should be smaller, fewer or even eliminated altogether.’


Wow. Sometimes an adjustment doesn’t need to be anything other than simple and obvious. Mind blowing!


I also added two inches to the length of the waistband which on one level makes me feel a bit sad – two inches! But on another level gives me a nice, roomy, comfortable fit. And on another level, there’s just no denying that these trousers are extremely flattering and slimming. So, I guess, what’s two inches between friends?


Other conclusions? I’m not sure I could make a lapped zipper work on this make. It’s such a clean silhouette that, for me, it felt a shame to interrupt the line. So I’ve inserted an invisible zipper which is about as invisible as a pink elephant, but me and invisible zippers… I’m not happy with the closure I’ve used on the waistband – a hook and eye, because it’s all I had in the house. The closure is, of course, gaping. Let me know if you have other suggestions.


I’d advise a nice, deep hem to give weight to those flappy wide legs. I’d also advise careful measurement of length whilst wearing the shoes you intend to wear with your trousers. You don’t want those hems flip-flapping around your ankles, but skimming the ground in the shoes you’ll wear.


I used black linen bought for about a tenner, but I’m not convinced it’s pure linen. Whilst working with it, the fabric frayed ever such a lot and there were glimpses of white in the heart of the fibre strands:


Can you see the white there? To me, it looked almost as if the black dye hadn’t saturated the fabric completely. But the fabric has already been through the washing machine and there’s been no fading at all. The linen also doesn’t crease quite as much as experience tells me pure linen creases. I’ve been sat down in these trousers typing this and they still look pretty presentable, where I know some linens would already look concertina-ed.


To try to answer my confusion over this fabric, I decided to use Fehr Trade‘s burn test on a scrap of fabric. Cut a small square of the fabric, find a hob lighter or match and set fire to a corner. If it burns, it’s natural. If it shrivels, it’s synthetic. What are my conclusions from my very first ever Sewing Science Experiment?


It’s a good idea to conduct this experiment out of doors whilst protecting the trousers you have just made!


Er. The fabric burned. It didn’t shrivel or spit. I’m still not entirely sure what I’ve learned from this!


Don’t get me wrong. I’m not complaining. This black linen – whatever its birth – has a lovely drape and weight, just perfect for these trousers. But where do you come from, my lovely? A jar of chemicals or a field of flax? Just wondering.


Final point: I’m wearing the trousers with an old make of the Simplicity 2599. This top really doesn’t get half the wear it deserves, mainly because I loathe ironing (yeah, ironic) and those ruffles take a lot of ironing. If you make this ruffle version, I’d advise a non-crease fabric.


I know of two Sewists who bought an almost identical version of this grey polka dot cotton on the Fabric Fandango. There’s no getting away from it, that grey polka dot is a class act. I can’t wait to see what others do with it.


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I love these Karen ,A pair of wide linen trousers are just perfect for Summer . I am truly scared of making trousers ..I assume the fit issues would be horrendous but maybe these ones would be a good start …Anyway you look fabulous as always and that top is perfect .


These trousers are great! (Ooh dear, yet another reminder that I haven’t finished the trousers I started in March.) They came together really quickly, non? Good old blogosphere – great to have a reminder of how the community informs our sewing decisions. I really love that top too – one of my favourites out of your makes. x


You beaut, as we [used to] say down here [back in the 194s; or so I was reliably informed by my Dad]. They look classy and comfortable. Is there an option for a pocket (I know it would spoil the line a bit, but pockets are such useful things)?


Every time I see another version of these, it reminds me of how much I want to make them! Very nice indeed and thanks for all the tips!


Love your outfit! I’m a bit scared of sewing trousers too, which is strange cause I know I did it at college only a few years ago! I have a great pattern tho so you’ve inspired me to give them a go 🙂


For the waistband situation, you could always use a buttonhole/button combo to solve the gaping issue. I sometimes extend the tab and use two buttons and buttonholes. It gives a nice finish to the waistband and holds it securely against you. HTH.


Karen, they look great! I have made these trousers and I wear them all the time, they are just really, really comfy. I didn’t toile them (naughty) but just went ahead and although they looked lovely when I stood up, boy did they hurt when I sat down! I unpicked the waist band


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I moved to Solomon Islands in 2010 and was privileged to see many of the peacebuilding activities roll out and support communities to take the lead in creating a more harmonious society. The use of Village Peace Wardens was one of these, coming under the Community Governance and Grievance Management Project. Through the project, Village Peace Wardens – as they are called in Makira – are elected by communities to help chiefs, church and other leaders and community members resolve low-level local conflicts peacefully, with assistance from government when needed.


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Margaret has shown herself, and her community, that restoring peace is possible, and today – the International Day of Peace – I congratulate her and the work she’s done and look forward to her continued success.<|endoftext|>This venue is ideal for this subject being situated on the major arteries of Yorkshire waterways and ports. We have assembled specialist speakers on the maritime aspects of this region. This seminar will appeal to all family and social historians as well as one-namers.<|endoftext|>here's GameCaster's big picks for Week 6: Cowboys: 30 Packers: 17 Eagles:17 Redskins: 21 Bengals:13 Patriots: 28 Ravens:13 Giants: 28 Steelers:24 Dolphins:13 I will run all soccer predictions app download my picks again in a few weeks, nFL Week 6. Our Predictions.draftKings is the new kid on the daily fantasy block. Fox Sports soccer predictions app download Fox s fantasy football kit doesnt do anything wrong per se, but we put it at the bottom of our list because it doesnt really stand out in any way either.are you interested in discovering soccer predictions app download other handicapping strategies and techniques that lead to becoming successful sports handicapper?