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Bard's 'first' screened live from Stratford
12:13pm Friday 29th August 2014
MODERN technology is bringing the Royal Shakespeare Company to Durham next week.
Funding will help put town in the picture
12:12pm Friday 29th August 2014
AN arts project is celebrating its first anniversary with a big funding boost.
Callum's photo mission to capture humanity
11:49am Friday 22nd August 2014
A FACEBOOK phenomenon that started in New York making celebrities of strangers is catching on in the North-East.
Effie's debut disc
11:46am Friday 22nd August 2014
A NORTH-East singersongwriter will release her debut record next month.
An extraordinary life
10:33am Friday 15th August 2014
A RETIRED doctor has published a memoir that tells the extraordinary story of her family's history over more than a century.
Big song and dance party hits the streets
10:31am Friday 15th August 2014
A FOLK festival lived up to its billing as a "right old song and dance" took place across Durham.
Island sounds from the days of St Cuthbert
10:30am Friday 15th August 2014
AN ARTIST is seeking to transport cathedral visitors 1,300 years back in time.
Hoarding art display scoops national prize
3:13pm Friday 8th August 2014
ARTWORK created to brighten up a Chester-le- Street construction site has won a national award.
Weekend festival to be celebration of tradition
3:11pm Friday 8th August 2014
A THREE-day folk festival will take place next weekend. The Durham Gathering, presented by Folkworks, will include traditional music, song and dance, and be the culmination of the annual Folkworks Summer Schools, which run this week.
Tales from a very curious county...
11:40am Friday 1st August 2014
A NEW book,The A-Z of Curious County Durham, includes stories and mysteries from past and present, compiled by Martin Dufferwiel, a popular history writer.
Thousands make Brass festival a sound success
11:38am Friday 1st August 2014
MORE than 30,000 people attended concerts, events and workshops during the ten days of Brass: Durham International Festival.
Uncovering the human stories of the DLI's war
11:52am Friday 25th July 2014
AN EXHIBITION commemorating the role of the Durham Light Infantry during the First World War has opened to the public.
Exhibitions offer up two views of military action
11:10am Friday 18th July 2014
A NEW exhibition of photographs exploring the uneasy relationship between entertainment and the military has gone on display in Durham.
Folk star's city date
2:19pm Friday 11th July 2014
A POPULAR folk singer is performing at the Old Cinema Launderette, in Gilesgate, Durham, tonight.
National honours
2:09pm Friday 11th July 2014
TWO dance groups represented the region at a national festival.
Mallard: The Opera tops the bill at Brass
2:07pm Friday 11th July 2014
AN OPERA inspired by the world's fastest steam locomotive will be premiered in the North-East as part of an annual brass festival which returns today.
A century on, singers capture emotions of war
4:47pm Friday 4th July 2014
THE Durham Singers marked the centenary of the First World War with a contemplative selection of music encompassing the timeless themes of loss, grief and the yearning for peace.
Folk star Helen enjoys homecoming gig
4:47pm Friday 4th July 2014
A DURHAM-born musician who has found success in Canada has staged a homecoming gig in the city.
Orchestra North East, Durham Cathedral
4:51pm Friday 27th June 2014
The vast acoustic space of Durham Cathedral was emblazoned with a riot of musical colour when Orchestra North East appeared - depicting a series of contrasting images, from seascapes to a rural idyll and a macabre witches' dance.
Bishop's widow pens memoire
4:16pm Friday 27th June 2014
THE widow of a bishop who died of cancer has written a book about her experiences.
Shedding light on printmaker Anja's new studio
4:16pm Friday 27th June 2014
A PRINTMAKER'S first exhibition in her new Durham studio opens today.
Mum's tale of a girl who can smudge the edges of time
12:12pm Friday 20th June 2014
A FORMER Chorister School registrar whose daughters were among Durham Cathedral's first girl choristers drew on personal experience in writing her first novel.
City's story, day-by-day
12:01pm Friday 20th June 2014
A NEW history book with a twist tells Durham's story day by day.
Celebrating the joys of music
11:59am Friday 20th June 2014
OVER 200 pupils from Darlington and the Durham Dales celebrated the joys of music with a special concert at Durham Cathedral on Wednesday.
Creating magic indoors and under night skies
11:17am Friday 13th June 2014
PRODUCER Richard Main admits to having a soft spot for the North-East. "My grandparents were born in Stanley and my parents both came from South Shields where I was born, and although I grew up in Lincoln, I consider myself to be a South Shields man," he explains. "I go back to see my parents as often as I can, and have fond memories of the whole area."
A fine serving of musical mastery
10:38am Friday 6th June 2014
Northern Chords Festival, Chapter House, Durham Cathedral, Northern Chords Festival, Chapter House, Durham Cathedral THE Northern Chords Festival attracts musicians to the region from across the world once a year, with many of the performers meeting for the first time to play new repertoire.
A trip through the ages of Japanese art culture
10:36am Friday 6th June 2014
TWO new exhibitions exploring ancient and modern aspects of Japan have opened to the public.
Durham Singers mark centenary of First World War
2:40pm Friday 30th May 2014
THE DURHAM Singers will mark the centenary of the First World War with a rich and contemplative programme reflecting on the wider and universal themes of mourning, loss and the search for peace.
Ballet lovers in for a treat at the Gala
4:24pm Friday 16th May 2014
PARTS of the best-loved ballets of all time are being performed at the Gala Theatre this week.
Cathedral concert honours war hero choristers
4:23pm Friday 16th May 2014
A CATHEDRAL concert of classical music will honour the sacrifice of its former choristers killed during the First World War.
Choral concert steeped in Durham heritage
12:09pm Friday 9th May 2014
A CHORAL concert steeped in local heritage will be held at Durham Cathedral tomorrow (Saturday, May 10).
Messiah on show at the cathedral
12:08pm Friday 9th May 2014
The poets who captured the true horrors of war
2:22pm Friday 2nd May 2014
THE words of some of the Great War poets such as Siegfried Sassoon and Wilfred Owen are still well known and are some of the most recognisable and evocative literary works we have from the time.
Me, myself and nerves: music legend to go solo
5:07pm Monday 28th April 2014
FOR someone who has appeared on stage for more than four decades, it's hard to believe that Joan Armatrading still gets nervous.
Sound of Simon and Garfunkel is brought to life
4:44pm Tuesday 22nd April 2014
DEAN Elliott never intended to become Paul Simon. The performer who played Buddy Holly for two years in London and on tour in Buddy – The Musical came up with the idea of developing a show about Simon and Garfunkel.
Art display of days from an earlier era
4:49pm Friday 11th April 2014
ART depicting Durham as it was in days gone by is on display in its town hall.
Morecambe show to bring sunshine
4:47pm Friday 11th April 2014
GALA Theatre bosses are hoping to bring you sunshine this summer.
Oriental museum hosting work by Palestinian artists
3:15pm Friday 4th April 2014
PAINTINGS by two Palestinian artists will go on show in Durham today.
A 'homecoming' gig for folk singer
3:13pm Friday 4th April 2014
A FOLK singer and guitarist is looking forward to a 'homecoming' gig in Durham.
Director needed for community choir
3:12pm Friday 4th April 2014
A COMMUNITY choir is on the look-out for a new musical director.
Foul and fare days: grandson of lord tells of bus driving life
11:46am Friday 28th March 2014
THE grandson of a lord who became a bus driver after being educated at Eton has written a book about his exploits behind the wheel.
Hair today...
11:45am Friday 28th March 2014
AN ART exhibition featuring human hair opens in Durham today.
Andy's hoping for peak performance at show
11:43am Friday 28th March 2014
MOUNTAIN climbing comedian Andy Kirkpatrick will speak in Durham this week.
What are the Great Train Robbers' links with Durham?
10:41am Friday 21st March 2014
IT was arguably the crime of the century. After tampering with railway line signals, a 15-strong gang of robbers held up a Royal Mail train and stole £2.6m – the equivalent of £46m in today's money.
Turkish delight with accomplished pianist
2:45pm Friday 14th March 2014
Orchestra North East Gala Theatre THE dramatic opening bars of Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto were keenly anticipated and when they were delivered exceeded every expectation.
Class singers share Passion for JS Bach
2:45pm Friday 14th March 2014
TWO top-class singers joined the Durham University Chamber Choir as soloists for a performance that captured all the drama and excitement of Bach's emotional music.
Quentin's second novel
2:42pm Friday 14th March 2014
A DURHAM-BASED medic has published his second novel, a thriller based in modern day London but with mysterious links to the dying days of the Nazi regime.
Brought to book: play remains faithful to Faulks
9:16am Friday 7th March 2014
WRITER Rachel Wagstaff has a message for anyone who has read and admired the Sebastian Faulks novel Birdsong and think they'll be disappointed by a stage adaptation.
A chance to look Behind The Scenes at Gala Theatre
3:02pm Friday 28th February 2014
COMEDIAN Chris Ramsey launched a new photography exhibition which includes a picture of himself during a visit to Durham.
Concert programme that will appeal to everyone
3:01pm Friday 28th February 2014
THE DRAMATIC chords that open Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto are one of the most recognisable moments in classical music.


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It's the time of year when water restrictions are even tougher on lawns than summer, and now Orange County plans to spend more than $300,000 over the next three years on people to enforce those restrictions.
Hank Largin with the St. Johns River Water management District says all of Central Florida should only be watering their lawns once a week.
"Odd addresses water on Saturday, even addresses water on Sunday, and no watering between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and that's year round."
With so many people ignoring those restrictions, Orange County has contracted out what they call "water watchers."
Water Manager Jacqueline Torbert with the Orange County Utilities Division says they are not really sprinkler "cops."
"What we decided to do was spend some time trying to get people aware of how much water they're actually using, and then to help them and provide tools to them to make sure that they are staying within some kind or range, reasonable range of use of that water," Torbert said.
While Torbert said enforcement is not their most important job, you don't want them to catch you violating water restrictions more than once.
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Torbert says the most common find: "Typically people don't know how to set their timers"
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Brownsburg's softball team got off to a hot 8-1 start to the season. Then, the Bulldogs lost six straight before going 2-1 prior to Friday night's game against Hoosier Crossroads Conference foe McCutcheon.
Brownsburg utilized timely hitting and strong defense for a 6-1 victory over the Mavericks, one that bumped the Bulldogs to 3-2 in the HCC.
"We got the girls some rest after playing a hard stretch there and they seem to be back on track," Brownsburg coach Keith Brown said. "Getting a 'W' on your home field in the conference is obviously a bonus."
Brownsburg pitcher Carlie Weaver nearly threw a shutout, and was backed up by solid defense, including the play of freshman third baseman Cecilia Ridgeway.
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Brownsburg led 6-0 going into the top of seventh before McCutcheon was able to plate a run.
Brownsburg recorded 13 hits, but left the bases loaded in the second and fourth innings and plated just one run in those situations.
"The Achilles Heel this year has been getting runners home when we've gotten them on base," Brown said. "We'd like to have a little more clutch and situational hitting."
Weaver's RBI single to the center-field fence in the first scored Ally Carver from second.
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Monetary Regime Transformation: The scramble to gold in the late nineteenth century
AbstractThe late nineteenth century saw a movement among nation states which led to the widespread adoption of an international gold standard. So far, research has failed to demonstrate any specific qualities of gold that would explain its selection in preference to systems based upon silver or bimetallism. Neither has it proved possible to account for this choice in terms of any specific events in the historical record. The movement appears to have occurred almost without volition. In this paper it is suggested that the adoption of a 'socio-economic regime' such as the gold standard might be explainable by an approach similar to that put forward to explain 'technological' lock-in, where dominance can arise as a result of the culmination of a series of individual, small and perhaps unidentifiable accidents of history.
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Asian style kimono jacket, original pattern from Alexander McQueen
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Mar 8, 2009, 07.58 AMby nannyogg
@Elena: I've downloaded the McQueen pattern from www.showstudio.com some years ago. I think, you'll find it at the archive of the site.
Mar 7, 2009, 07.19 PMby elenay
Great jacketm where did you get the pattern. I know you said it was Alexander McQueen. Is the pattern available or did you just interpret it from his design?
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Thank you so much for your amiable comments! It was a pleasure to discover and decode the pattern and sew the jacket :)
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Very nice! As lauriana said – excellent fabric choice.
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love the color too
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I mixed two good things: first, the fabulous Interpolate Nudge module from Christian Robertson and by the other hand, DialogKit from Tal Leming, the result is a very simple tool that for me is very useful. I share this with you, maybe it could be useful for someone else... Please, feel free to use it!
Interpolate Nudge -> http://betatype.com/node/18
Robofab -> http://www.robofab.org/download/index.html
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maybe this can be done more efficiently...
Just FYI this http://forum.fontlab.com/wish_list/build_in_interpolated_nudge-t116.0.html is quite handy too
It's working on windows too.
This is going to be so damned useful. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Eduardo!
I never thought the Interpolate Nodes tool was that difficult to use in FL. I tried your nudge tool and found it lacking. I guess its just me.
-I never thought the Interpolate Nodes tool was that difficult to use in FL.
me neither ...
-I tried your nudge tool and found it lacking. I guess its just me.
No problem James, this tool works for me, but is not for everyone :)
I will try to explain how I use it (but my English is limited ):
If you only do "one" movement with the node, and a fixed distance, is faster a shortcut* of original Interpolate Nudge (for example: Alt + Shift + 6 = NudgeRight10).
*FL only allow 10 macros shortcuts.
I usually do more than one movement with a node (and with different distances), in this case, my little tool is faster: I can change the distance on the moment and press the button (in any direction) and change again for fine tuning and so on...
I gain more control, and in the last term, velocity in complex movements.
I use a shortcut for quick access to the tool, the focus is in the text field so you can change directly the number, you can also change easily the default value(10) of script by another...
I would like that something similar (or better, maybe a window that allow change the selected nodes, MM compatible, etc) comes built-in in new versions of FL...
Regards and thanks to all for the comments...
FLS5's Interpolate Nodes is good for detailed adjustments when a couple of nodes should be moved individually. (Unfortunately, there is a nasty bug in Mac FLS5 which makes it impossible to do correct numerical adjustments.)
But for many things this is over the top, and I simply want to select a few nodes that should stay where they are and then select some other nodes and move them simultaneously. This is why I built the Transformer interface around FLS5's Interpolate Nodes.
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Karsten, and others who have tried them, how do these relate to Font Remix Tools and UFO Stretch?
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As you may know, the Olympic Stadium is the most important showpiece of any Summer Olympic Games. Before the Summer Games ends on August 12, let's look at 3 Olympic Stadiums that are continue to make an enduring impression.
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We stayed here as part of a cycling holiday around Puglia and what a wonderful hotel it turned out to be. We had chosen a Guest House package on the trip and the Palazzo Mosco was way above our expectations. From the friendly welcome, to the beautiful room and the lovely roof terrace where breakfast was served, we couldn't have... More
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The Village of Ilion Water Department will be flushing the water lines on a schedule as indicated in the attached. The flushing will begin at 11:00 PM on Sunday May 18, 2014 through May 22, 2014. For those in the identified areas, your water may appear cloudy or brownish for a short period of time after the flushing. A copy of the schedule can be downloaded by clicking here.
This should clear after a fashion by running the cold water for a short period of time.
Starting April 21, 2014 cash to be again accepted at the Village Office for payments. Payments may also still be completed by credit card, money order, check or online at Iconnect on this page. Payment may also be made at Adirondack Bank-Ilion or M & T Bank- Frankfort. There is a drop box located in the parking lot at the Municipal Building for acceptance of checks or money orders only, no cash is allowed.
The Village of Ilion's Annual Drinking Water Quality Report for Calendar Year 2013 is available by clicking here.
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