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Frank Skinner Cast in Series 8
Comedian Frank Skinner is to guest star in Series 8 of Doctor Who.
Skinner is set to appear in Jamie Mathieson's episode alongside David Bamber, Daisy Beaumont, Janet Henfrey and Christopher Villiers.
Skinner said: "I love this show. I subscribe to Doctor Who magazine, I've got a TARDIS ringtone, a five-foot cardboard Dalek in my bedroom and when I got the call saying they wanted me to read for the part, I was in the back of my tour bus watching episode three of The Sensorites. I am beyond excited."
Steven Moffat said: "It's no secret that Frank's been pitching vigorously to get into Doctor Who for a while. He's been volunteering to be 'third monster on the left' as long as I've been in this job.
"But now, in Jamie Mathieson's sparkling script, we finally have a part that can showcase all of Frank's famous wit and charm. Hopefully he'll get out of my garden now."
Below far right, Frank in The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot.
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Yes David Bamber!!
Oh, I'm so happy for him! I remember him telling the story on Graham Norton about how he wrote a letter to the BBC asking to be on the show and they replied with "We're happy to hear that's something Frank would like to do" ("where's the rest of it?!" he joked). I love the idea of as many Whovians as possible working on the show :D
Stop dissing The Sensorites everyone! It's a great serial.
Love him! Love is blue humour, he is also a George Formby fan so its all good!
I hope the Doctor puts River Song into Room 101.
OK, me, non British, where I can see him?
I'm glad they interrupted him before he could watch any more of The Sensorites, to be honest.
It's awesome that he's such a Doctor Who fan. Can't wait!
Watching The Sensorites is not my idea of occupying oneself during a bus tour, personally I find that serial so boring that I think just starring out of the window of the bus would be more interesting...
he was watching the Sensorites! i have respect for this man!
This is so much funnier if you've seen the Graham Norton episode with him and Billie Piper, you'll truly understand his obsession with the show!
Casting news for series 8 gets better and better.
But that's only to be expected, I think, because after last year everybody now knows how fond people are of Doctor Who and they are eager to get involved either because it's the dream of their lives or because they would like to be in a mainstream show.
"Hopefully he'll get out of my garden now."
"Hopefully he'll get out of my garden now."
I enjoy Room 101 but I don't know if it is because of Frank Skinner. I'll be interested to see what's he's like.
This guy had a cameo in Dark Eyes 2 right? I only know him from that and Fivish, but apparently he's really into Doctor Who from what Nick Briggs said in the bonus disk of DE2, so that's cool.
I like him on room 101 so it will be interesting to see his acting skills.
Now I wonder if I stand in moffats garden if I can get a part on doctor who? ;)
A small-time writer landing a big-name role like Frank really does suggest this ep is of good quality, no?
Fantastic :)
While I haven't seen much of his stuff I do know that's he's a great comedian, and it's fantastic to have fans of the show in the show itself because… well, imagine if one of us got cast in the show!
No idea who he is. I don't even remember in The Five(ish) Doctors. Everyone seems excited though so I'm guessing his casting is a good thing.
Strangely enough, I was watching the Graham Norton Show episode with Frank and Billie Piper just this morning where they were talking about why Frank hasn't appeared in the show yet.
We never got to see the Fiveish Doctors!!!
Other than The Five(ish) Doctors I don't think I have seen him in anything...
Frank is a genuine Who fan, it's amazing how many comedians love the show and have appeared on it.
Oh poo.
I never have liked Frank Skinner but I'm sure in a script overseen by Steven. Off at and team he may just be bearable.
I wonder if the monster in the episode will kill him first...?
i reckon hes play the master
Greatly admire Frank Skinner as a comedian, hope he goes down in Doctor Who history as more of a Simon Pegg or Catherine Tate appearance than a Peter Kay one.
The only difficulty is getting past being seen as yourself, even with all his getup I only ever see David Walliams as David Walliams in the God Complex, for example. You see it all the time elsewhere, Michael Caine is always Michael Caine and while I practically worship Stephen Fry as a God, I can never see him as anything but Stephen Fry when he appears in something.
The horrors of Room 101...
"Hopefully he'll get out of my garden now"...I just love the Moff's humour XD
And this sounds like a great casting. Putting comedians into the show works really well (just look at Catherine Tate).
@RoastNewt Completely agree.
@RoastNewt I agree! It has drama, politics, danger etc. I personally really like it.
I was thinking in watch The Sensorites, thanks for the cheerings.
Comments like this are why I love Moffat so much. He's so damn witty.
I wonder if the Daleks are camping in Moffat's garden threatning to exterminate if they don't appear in every series...
@awkward912 Judging by Jamie's Being Human episodes, it might be good. I say might because he did write the worst episode of Series Five, but that's only because the others were fantastic. His other episodes were great.
No, it could be that he's there to improve the quality
What do you mean? If you mean it wasn't broadcast in your country, that's because it's primary release was online.
@The Finn He's a great stand up, Room 101, Fantasy Football, his chat shows, Baddiel and Skinner unplanned etc
@Moxx Pfft...he's playing the Rani, obviously ;)
@MrRazza There's a whole article to be written about comedians and comic actors appearing on the show. Lee Evans, Bill Bailey, Mitchell and Webb, Armstrong and Miller (separately), John Cleese, Alexei Sayle also spring to mind
@Master Michael Moon My second favourite show after Doctor Who! Great to see someone who loves the show so much being a part of it. Good news for me..
Wait no, I just remembered Peter Kay....
@TheCapaldiMasterplan @awkward912 His BH episodes are decent but not standout, but hopefully this will be a big break for him and I'm sure he's given it his absolute all. I'm looking forward to it. Now where's Toby Whithouse this year?
@Deus_Ex_Machina It was even posted on DWTV!
@Planet of the Deaf @The FinnNever seen those as I'm not British.
@Planet of the Deaf @MrRazza Ah, John Cleese, appearing for about 30 seconds but stealing the show!
@supermoff I like peter kay but no the abzorbalof was dreadful
@Planet of the Deaf @The Finn I would have been 5 or 6 during that game, and I don't really watch football, so...
@The Finn @Planet of the Deaf He's not been in much drama, so that makes sense.
Internationally, he's probably most famous for Three Lions the brilliant Euro 96 song, it's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming, football's coming home...
@Ivegotkidneys @supermoff Yeah, funny guy, but the less said about his actual role the better. It's just a one-off though, I think. Generally, comedians like Lee Evans, Catherine Tate, Bill Bailey (a highlight of TDTWATW) are used effectively.


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This is as expensive as it's hard to find. I guess it's not hard to find if you are willing to pay up for a hood. I have a "for" Nikon hood which is just another way of saying, hey it's is not a genuine Nikon hood but it works, kind of or hopefully. When I bought my used Nikon 20-35, it comes with the or a hood. I thought it's a Nikon hood as it doesn't say non-manufactured like it says with other stuff. Oh well it turns out it's a "for" Nikon hood. It's not tight and quite easily comes off. Imagine you play to be some professional and then the hood comes off, how embarrassing. I wonder if it's because of its used condition or because the nature of it being a twist click on and being plastic. Some of my hoods or shades are metal, threaded or spring loaded threaded and they are pretty secured. Of course there are always some exceptions. I have one hood (HK-2) for the 24mm which is a crazy a-screw-tight-on-the-side type. And the screw broke pretty much right away. Sure I bought it used. Fortunately the vendor gave me a refund. I think the HB-8 hood is almost a necessity for the 20-35 unless you are into ghost and flare. A genuine used HB-8 is selling for almost $30. Ouch!
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Once in a blue moon, I go back and learn video editing from scratch. I never get any good at it.
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Season 4, Episode 22 - Aired 05/13/1993
An advertising blitz for "Gabbo" spells trouble for Krusty: his show gets canceled when the new ventriloquist act gets higher ratings. Bart and Lisa enlist Krusty's Hollywood pals for a comeback special.
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Season 4, Episode 21 - Aired 05/06/1993
Overwhelmed by her family's demands during a flu epidemic, Marge accidentally shoplifts at the Kwik-E-Mart and winds up in prison.
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Season 4, Episode 20 - Aired 04/29/1993
Lisa takes a stand against Springfield's annual snake-bashing festival.
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Convinced that Itchy & Scratchy has been going downhill, Bart and Lisa pen their own script and sign Grandpa Simpson's name to it. Meanwhile, Homer goes back to school to make up a missing credit.
So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 18 - Aired 04/01/1993
An April Fools' Day prank provides the jumping-off point for Simpson family flashbacks.
Last Exit to Springfield Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 17 - Aired 03/11/1993
Homer negotiates his union's contract with Mr. Burns, mindful that he needs a dental plan for Lisa's new braces. Burns mistakes Homer's utter ineptitude for strategy and concedes, on the condition that Homer resign as union president.
Season 4, Episode 16 - Aired 02/18/1993
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Season 4, Episode 15 - Aired 02/11/1993
Ralph Wiggum mistakes pity for love when Lisa gives him a Valentine's Day card. After a public humiliation, broken-hearted Ralph gives an unexpectedly moving performance in the school's President's Day pageant.
Brother From the Same Planet Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 14 - Aired 02/04/1993
When Homer neglects Bart once too often, Bart goes to the Big Brother program to get a new father figure. Stung, Homer replaces Bart with a little brother.
Selma's Choice Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 13 - Aired 01/21/1993
After seeing Aunt Gladys die alone, Aunt Selma wants to get married and have a baby... until she spends a day babysitting Bart and Lisa at Duff Gardens.
Marge vs. the Monorail Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 12 - Aired 01/14/1993
When Springfield gets a sudden windfall, a charismatic traveling salesman convinces the town to build a monorail.
Homer's Triple Bypass Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 11 - Aired 12/17/1992
Homer's doughnut-clogged heart needs a triple bypass operation, but Dr. Hibbert's fee is $40,000... so Homer takes his chances with Dr. Nick Riviera, who'll do any operation for $129.
Lisa's First Word Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 10 - Aired 12/03/1992
While trying to get Maggie to say her first word, Marge and Homer reminisce about Bart's and Lisa's first words.
Season 4, Episode 9 - Aired 11/19/1992
Homer starts a thriving snow-plowing business, but cutthroat competition arrives when Barney sets up shop as the "Plow King." When an avalanche buries Barney, Homer realizes the rivalry has gone too far.
The New Kid on the Block Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 8 - Aired 11/12/1992
Bart has a crush on his new neighbor, a teenage girl who only has eyes for Jimbo Jones. Bart sets out to prove that Jimbo is not as tough as he seems.
Marge Gets a Job Edit this episode
Season 4, Episode 7 - Aired 11/05/1992
Mr. Burns is instantly smitten when Marge takes a job at the nuclear power plant.
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Season 4, Episode 6 - Aired 11/03/1992
When Bart's misdeeds at school and at home reach new extremes, Homer puts his foot down and imposes the ultimate punishment: Bart is forbidden to go see the new Itchy & Scratchy movie.
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Season 4, Episode 5 - Aired 10/29/1992
In "Clown Without Pity," Bart's Krusty doll is determined to murder Homer. In "King Homer," Homer plays King Kong to Marge's Fay Wray. Finally, in "Dial Z for Zombies," Bart finds a book of witchcraft and accidentally brings Springfield's dead to life.
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Season 4, Episode 4 - Aired 10/15/1992
Homer enters Lisa into the Little Miss Springfield Pageant to help her feel better about her looks. But when she must choose between the title and her integrity, she realizes that confidence comes from within.
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Season 4, Episode 3 - Aired 10/08/1992
After skipping church one Sunday morning, Homer decides to quit church altogether and spend Sundays worshiping in his own way -- with cigars and beer.
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Feeling underappreciated at home, Marge takes up acting and channels her pent-up rage as Blanche DuBois in a community production. Meanwhile, Maggie leads a revolt at the Ayn Rand School for Tots.
Season 4, Episode 1 - Aired 09/24/1992
When Bart and Lisa arrive at Kamp Krusty, they find the summer camp is more like a prison camp. When Krusty doesn't show up to set things straight, the kids seize control and take their case to the media.


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First part of @AustinBrown #Highway85 mixtape will be out December 24th!
Highway 85 will be a mixtape in three series and will be downloadable on Austin's official website. The first mixtape that will be out on December 24th will have a lot of the songs everyone's heard already, but there will also be two new ones that one's heard before! The second part of the mixtape will will follow probably in February 2013. Get ready and spread the world!


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Friday Video: This Nissan Cedric Hates Bicyclists
A suspect attempts to slink away just as our heros from the Western Division arrive on the scene. Too late, he's made. Nothing left to do but wheel that Cedric like it's your ticket to salvation. Oh, an plow over … Continue reading
Friday Video: Nissan Cedrics vs S30 Fairlady Z
Last week we were surprised that we'd never featured a hakosuka in a Friday Video car chase. Even more surprising is the lack of S30s in Seibu Keisatsu pursuits. Although we've seen a couple here and there, you'd think there … Continue reading
Friday Video: Hakosuka vs Cedric in Seibu Keisatsu
We just got done watching the North American premiere of Fast Five in Los Angeles, and yes, there is a hakosuka in it. No, it's not this airborne one with the rally lights and giant roof rack. It's hard to … Continue reading
Friday Video: Toyota Corona Mark II vs Mitsubishi Galant GTO & Canter Tow Truck Toyota in G-Men '75
This week's video is from G-Men '75, about a special task force within the Tokyo Metropolitan Police force. It was sponsored by Toyota, which explains why the MX20 Corona Mark II has to come to the rescue of the poor … Continue reading
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Friday Video: Cedric 330 Wagon Full of Carnival Freaks
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Friday Video: C130 Laurel vs. Kenmeri Skyline
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After more than a month of head-to-head match-ups, The View Tavern in downtown South Bend has taken the top spot in the Northern Indiana Burger Wars competition.
The Northern Indiana Burger Wars was a bracket-style competition between the member counties of the Northern Indiana Tourism Development Commission (NITDC).
The View Tavern's burger beat out the top burgers from the six other participating counties, with the most recent competitor being the Flippin' Cow in Elkhart.
Roughly 30,000 votes were cast throughout the competition, with The View Tavern commanding nearly 6,500 of them to claim the top spot.


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Villa Paradijs is located on the Dutch side of the island, close to the French border. Experience these two unique worlds as they blend together, offering the best of both diverse cultures. This 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom villa is nestled in the prestigious Oyster Pond hillside.You are only minutes away from beautiful Dawn Beach and the Oyster Pond Marina.
Villa Paradijs is surrounded by a tropical garden and overlooks the dynamic panorama of Oyster Pond, Dawn Beach, and a distant view of St. Barths. With its windward exposure and expansive terrace, Villa Paradijs offers magnificent Caribbean sunrises and fragrant tropical breezes throughout the year. This lovely villa has a private pool surrounded by a deck overlooking the stunning views.
The villa is comfortably furnished and tastefully decorated in bright island colors. There are three bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom. The Master bedroom offers a queen bed, the second bedroom offers a queen bed and the third bedroom offers one double bed and one twin bed…In addition, there is a day bed in the living room…Maximum occupancy at the villa is 7 persons.
You will find all the modern conveniences, central air conditioning, dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, refrigerator with ice maker, gas BBQ grill, internet access, cable TV, VCR and stereo system with tape and CD.
Villa Paradijs is a delightful walk from the beach, sailing, windsurfing and snorkeling. There are several acclaimed gourmet restaurants nearby. Yet, Villa Paradijs is a place unto itself, a secluded vacation retreat for family and friends seeking quiet, privacy and a chance to view paradise from a different perspective.
The villa is perfectly situated on the Dutch side, only a short distance away from downtown Philipsburg, the capital of the Dutch side, and 10 minutes away from Orient Bay on the French side of the island.
Experience the best of both worlds where the Dutch side offers you great shopping, casinos and fantastic nightlife while the French side has wonderful restaurants for your gourmet dining experiences and the haute couture shopping.
Enjoy Villa Paradijs and experience a taste of the Caribbean life…
Princess Juliana International Airport – 8 miles, Philipsburg, the Dutch capital – 3 miles, Marigot, the French capital – 7 miles, Nearest Casino – 0.2 miles at The Westin, Restaurant – 0.2 miles.
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Lori Cox's Event Journal
Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
Thursday July 25, 2013 / 7:30pmJoan Jett and the Blackhearts
2 tickets
Rear Terrace
100 Fair Drive
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
How was your experience?
Definitely got our money's worth. We only paid $10 for these tickets. Seats were rear terrace but centrally located. The seats with Goldstar are always what I expect or better. The concert was excellent!


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Ponder stumbles back into starting QB role thanks to Freeman's concussion
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In Freeman's defense, he was signed by the Vikings just two weeks prior to Monday night's game, giving him very little time to learn the playbook and become acclimated to his new receivers. He still looked awful, however, frequently missing open receivers and failing to lead the offense to a single scoring drive. It's reasonable to expect significant improvement over the rest of the season, but it's tough to say just how high Freeman's ceiling is based on his play so far this year.
Christian Ponder - the opening day starter who led the Vikings to the playoffs in 2012 - stumbles back into the starting role with Freeman now sidelined. He'll take on a Packers defense that he lit up for three touchdowns and a career-high 120.2 passer rating in Week 17 a year ago. Of course, he had a 41.9 passer rating in last year's Week 13 contest with the Packers, so he is by no means some sort of Packer killer.
If Ponder absolutely terrorizes the Packers 24th ranked pass defense in a winning effort, he could have a shot at holding on to the starting job (albeit on a short leash), but the Vikings will likely go back to Freeman once he is healthy. The Vikings were planning on starting Freeman in Week 8 despite his horrendous team debut, so they seem committed to getting him acclimated to his new team.
The quarterback situation is a mess in Minnesota, and if they finish the season with one of the worst records in the league, I'll expect them to target one of the several promising quarterback prospects at the top of the 2014 draft.


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Make it $100. If it says NO Parking, that means NO.
Posted: 2:00 pm Monday, June 16th, 2014
Jupiter's penalty for illegal parking could increase from $20 – $40
By Bill DiPaolo
How does Jupiter penalize the non pays? Does a license suspension occur after 3mos?
Don't break the parking laws and your good....
$60 in Palm Beach and they have a new, "in town", appeal process so the 33480 residents can get their tickets excused without going to court.
Please ticket the massive number of T-ball parents who think its okay to park on the sidewalk at Jupiter park on Toney Penna. Been going on for years. 100 foot long SUV's aren't helping this problem either.


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Neil Best leaves no stone unturned in the world of sports media.
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OK, by popular demand, here it is, a complete transcript of Mike Francesa talking about me Wednesday.
The subject: How no one talks about me anymore.
"So, does Best still have a site? He does, right? I'm talking to the Greek here. Remember when Best used to have a site? He doesn't have a site anymore, right, because now they charge so no one in the world goes to it. Now he has a Twitter?
"So Best was reacting to Mike from Montclair called before and said that Dan Patrick was giving me a hard time on the FAN this morning, so of course I said I remember Dan when he was on against Dog and myself and then against me and how I basically blanked him in the ratings.
"So Best had to run and make a big deal about it. Don't make a big deal out of that, Neil. It's a fact, but it's not a big deal.
"Remember Neil when people actually paid attention to his site? That's before people charged for it. Now no one goes there. I haven't heard anybody mention it in about three months.
"What do they charge? What does it cost? What is Dolan charging everyone for that Web site? How much? I don't know. They charge people for that Web site now so now no one pays any attention to Best because of that. It's unbelievable.
"He had a good thing going there. He actually was getting some attention until they decided to charge. But then you saw Murdoch said yesterday that all the sites have to charge. So eventually they say they all will charge. So we'll see if that happens.
"Right now I think Newsday is the only one that actually does charge. I'm not sure. There might be a couple of others. I think the Times does, too. Don't you have to pay for the Times, too? I think you do. I think you have to pay something.
"But that is what I said, so it's not that big a deal. I mean, it's a fact. It's just not that big a deal."
(For the record, my take on Cablevision's decision to make Newsday.com a subscribers-only site:
The current business model of giving away newspaper content for free is unsustainable.
I applaud any reasonable effort to find a coherent business strategy for Newsday.com, including Cablevision using the site as a marketing tool for its other communications products.
With that, I now shall write my Friday newspaper column.)
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A non sewing related post. Today, October 3 was still a very nice late summer day here with a very nice temperature and a lot of sunshine. I visited my daughter, who since last year lives in the city of Utrecht, a very nice town in the center of the Netherlands. As in all cities here that have universities, there are a lot of bicycles. No street without and they are parked everywhere.
In the morning I helped my daughter with some special cleaning tasks because of allergies. But after that task was done we treated ourselves to a nice bike ride and picknick lunch in a park. A real treat on a such a lovely day.
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Friday, October 3, 2014
A day out
A non sewing related post. Today, October 3 was still a very nice late summer day here with a very nice temperature and a lot of sunshine. I visited my daughter, who since last year lives in the city of Utrecht, a very nice town in the center of the Netherlands. As in all cities here that have universities, there are a lot of bicycles. No street without and they are parked everywhere.
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Pocket flaps
I have not sewn a lot on my coat this week, only did the pocket flaps. There is another garment finished, but the photos are horrible. I will have to wait for daylight photos for that one. For the sake of photos it's a shame that I make so many black garments.
This is one of the fnished flaps, it's uneven by design. The left side is a bit shorter.
During construction I made the lining a tiny bit smaller, shown very well by Kenneth D. King in his Craftsy class on pockets. Before pressing you can see clearly the lining is smaller, the flap won't lie flat.
The pocket flap after pressing, the seam of the fashion fabric is pressed to the back. In this way you will not see the lining on the side at all.
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Slow progress
Making a coat is not a quick, instant gratification project. It's more likely a project taking a few weeks. This of course depends of the amount of time you have for sewing in a day. During the week that is not too much for me, but I try to do a bit most days.
In the past weekend I basted all the seam lines, pinned the front, side and back together and decided on a bit more waist shaping.
The next step is interfacing the front and that's mainly done now. I'm using methods from my favorite book on jacket construction (Tailoring, the classic guide to sewing the perfect jacket), which I wrote about a few times before. It describes the classic interfacing construction, the machine stitched variation and the fusible method. This time I opted for the second one, machine stitched interfacing. It also has a shoulder reinforcement. The shaping darts are pressed open and catch stitched to the interfacing. On the good side of the fabric only the straight stitches on the strips at the edges are visible. They are in the seam allowance though so won't be visible later.
A few questions that were not answered yet (sorry, I'm not always good at answering in the comments, though of course I read them, will try to do better)
Where do I get my lingerie fabric and notions? Mostly from Kantje boord in Amsterdam. Another source is www.Merckwaerdigh.nl, an ebay store from a lady based in Rotterdam. My last bra (black and white) was made from one of her kits.
Do I know any courses to take (asked by Anna from Maastricht): I took courses in the past and have learned a lot by doing and experimenting. My courses were all in the Randstad, so no help to anyone living in Maastricht. There is a Dutch lingerie forum you could ask for recommendations.
Which pattern did I use for my bra: The last one was a knock off, so no pattern used.
A facebook page was mentioned but I'm one of the few people that is not (yet?) on Facebook. There is only so much time in a day….
What is the fabric for the skirt? I don't know the actual contents. There is certainly a man-made fibre in it. It feels like a viscose/cotton. Here is a detail picture.
Friday, September 12, 2014
Next project – a coat
After a lot of hesitation I decided a coat will be my next project. It's not more complicated than a jacket, as one or two commenters said when I was deliberating what to sew two weeks ago, but it's heavy, warm and still a lot of work. If I start it now, it will be ready by the time the weather calls for a warm coat. To be honest, I hope it's ready and it will still take a while to wear it. I'll be showing the steps I take (though not a tutorial) here, so if you feel like sewing a winter coat (Lilian?) perhaps you're starting too. Sewing an hour or so each day will get it done….
This is the pattern, BurdaStyle 6845'. I'm using view A only shortened the pattern by 20 centimeters, which makes it about 10 centimeters longer than view B. Tonight I constructed the under collar, based on the instructions in Kenneth King's course The fly front coat on Craftsy. I loved to watch this course. I will not make the coat of the class but Kenneth's instructions can be applied to other coats as well and he's always giving tips during construction.
My order of construction is perhaps strange, as I start with the collar which will be attached to the coat much later . This fabric is rather thick and I want to be sure that it works properly for what I want, which is the reason I started with the collar. Then I would know, prior to cutting the whole coat, how this fabric behaves and whether it would work for this pattern. I'm not short of fabric and I could choose another pattern if needed.
The under collar is interfaced with hair canvas, which is cut on the bias and stitched on the grain to the under collar. This pattern has a collar in two parts, so I applied the same technique to the small part that will be sewn to the neckline later. After sewing the seams the bulk is reduced at the crossing points and the seams are edgestitched. After stitching the hair canvas to the collar the seam allowances are cut off, which means no extra fabric/bulk.
Next step is construction of the upper collar and sew that to the under collar.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Lekala 4122 and a pencil skirt
Taking good photos of this jacket is difficult, it shows more pleats than actually there. There are a few little wrinkles, but it's a close fitting jacket. I used a cardigan pattern and used it for a woven and I like the result of it. The fabrics were bought at the Utrecht fabric market last year. The skirt was almost finished last year as well, and I had more or less forgotten about it as for some reason I did not like it. Strange, because when I tried it on now I did not know what I disliked about it then.
For those who don't know Lekala patterns: it's a Russian site selling pdf patterns and you can enter your own measurements. Based on those measurements you get a pdf pattern made to your measurements. This was the first time I used one of their patterns. I bought 3 prior to taking drafting lessons and I wanted to see how it worked out. I'm quite happy with it. I made the neckline a bit higher, it was very, very low and the sleeves were very wide, so I changed that too. The pattern has a ruched front which I did not do.
The skirt is a basic pencil skirt, absolutely no idea which pattern I used. The fabric is quite special.
It's finished with hong kong binding and Petersham ribbon in the waist.
Purely by coincidence I saw this jacket online today (style.com) from the Donna Karan spring 2015 collection. Its lines are very similar to the Lekala pattern.
It's been a very busy two weeks and I know I have not answered a few questions. I will get back to those in a later post.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Do I need to say more?
Renee (Miss Celies pants) spent the last days of her European trip in Amsterdam and she took the the time for a few meetups. As she was here on her honeymoon I felt honored she made time for this. I met her at Kantje Boord, the famous lingerie shop here together with my friend Valerie and had a lovely lunch afterwards. We were lucky the weather was nice again so we could be outside.
Another meetup was on Monday, but unfortunately I could not make it to that one. I'm sure Renee will tell you about it all when she's back.
She took a good haul of fabric and notions home with her. Renee: I'm looking forward to seeing what you make of this and it was such a pleasure to meet you again.
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Decision made
Glad to know I'm not the only one dithering in the sewing room. Vivien: you were right, a jacket was (almost) what was needed. The day after my previous blogpost about not being able to decide I suddenly knew what I wanted to do. A jacket/cardigan from fabric that I bought last year at the fabric market in Utrecht. I had it in my hands several times and each time I was unsure about what I wanted to make from it. Now it was clear: a jacket with a black accent. It was in my hands last Thursday too. and at a subconscious level it must have remained in my mind.
I took my chances and used a Lekala pattern that I bought a few months ago. The sleeves are a bit wide but otherwise it's quite good. It's a cardigan pattern so that might explain the wider sleeves. I will take them in a bit. Also the dressform doesn't do it justice. It has nice shape in the waist. I'll line it and when it's finished I will show it on me. On my screen it looks black and white, but it's off-white.


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"Hats to Disappear With" -a Korean folktale about a thief who devises a plan to become the best thief of them all. By stealing one of the goblin's magic hats that makes them invisible, he is able to steal jewels and riches to his hearts content. Eventually though, people start cursing the goblins for stealing something other than food. This angers the goblins, so they converge on him and take back their hat, leaving him to sit in jail for the rest of his life.


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It doesn't take much to make me smile,
Little things to me have never quite gone out of style.
Simple things, like a child at play,
Are one of many, many things that can brighten my day.
Watching a dad teach his child to ride a bike,
Are indelible moments that I cherish and like,
What about a dog in a game of fetch?
Such delightful scenes as the puppy is anxious in this game of catch.
Seeing two young boys who have realized they have become the best of friends.
Brings back golden memories to a time I wish would never end.
Memories of life are like candles we relight every now and then,
They can brighten up our days and take us back to better times and places we've already
When I feel low I just close my eyes and let God choose the page,
And start traveling back to happier times as the world becomes my stage.
Then I can face the world with renewed strength and added peace,
As each new day I try to add more memories so my happiness will never cease.


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A silhouetted cross-country skier participates in the Luminaria ski on Saturday evening at Virginia Meissner Sno-Park west of Bend. The annual event is a fundraiser for the Meissner Nordic Club.
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Participants in the Luminaria ski warm up around a fire prior to hitting the illuminated trail on Saturday evening.
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TEI Conference (virtually)
Hope Greenberg on Hope's Centre-TableWhile sitting at Dr Is In today waiting for walk-ins and trying to complete some long-overdue blog posts (yes Inés, soon…real soon now…) I decided to "attend" the Text Encoding Initiative's annual conference, […]Posted 3 days ago.
When Needs Collide, or, Hi-Tech + Low-Tech = Eureka!
Hope Greenberg on Hope's Centre-TableFor years I've used flat-bed scanners to scan historic documents. Lately I've started using my iPad to photograph them instead–faster and less intrusive. Even though the results are usually reasonable I've […]Posted 5 weeks ago.
iPad App of the Week: Tempo SlowMo
Hope Greenberg on Hope's Centre-TableLanguage learners benefit from hearing that language spoken but must often choose between hearing stilted, slow, precise examples or trying to keep up with real-life examples that happen too quickly. This is a […]Posted 5 weeks ago.
Twas Ever Thus
Inés Berrizbeitia on Center for Teaching & Learning[The professor's] only difficulty … was to get [students] to talk at all. He had to devise schemes to find what they were thinking about and induce them to risk criticism from their fellows.— The Education of […]Posted last month.
Getting Students in Gear for Learning
Inés Berrizbeitia on Center for Teaching & LearningI wrote this post a couple of years ago and I want to share it again because the resources are so valuable. Getting students in gear for learning is really about preparing students to become active agents in […]Posted August 19, 2014.
Tech Dim Sum, Spring 2014
Hope Greenberg on Hope's Centre-TableA round-up of favorite new apps, trends, and oldies but goodies in the world of technology for instruction and scholarship. PDF Annotation Preview – if you've only used it to read PDFs, check again. Look […]Posted May 20, 2014.
New features coming to Blackboard @ UVM
Justin Henry on Center for Teaching & LearningOn May 14th, UVM's Blackboard will be getting some new features and enhancements. What's new? There are a number of minor cosmetic changes coming. For example, the logout button now looks like a power […]Posted April 21, 2014.
New Features Coming to Blackboard @ UVM
Justin Henry on Center for Teaching & LearningThis May, Blackboard @ UVM will be getting an upgrade that will deliver some brand new features and greatly improve a few of the existing ones. We'll be posting more about these changes in the coming weeks, but […]Posted March 25, 2014.
Last Call for Applications!
Inés Berrizbeitia on Center for Teaching & LearningIf you're interested in teaching a hybrid course, the chance to apply for training and support from the Hybrid Course Initiative will be available for just a few more days. The applications to be part of the next […]Posted March 25, 2014.


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Congressman Vargas Introduces Enhanced Dental Care for Veterans Act of 2014
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Washington, DC - Congressman Juan Vargas (CA-51) is introducing H.R. 5022, the Enhanced Dental Care for Veterans Act of 2014. This bill will ensure that all veterans have access to enhanced dental care, authorize a pilot program to utilize community-based clinics for more extensive dental work, and provide dental health education to encourage prevention.
"Despite the critical nature of dental services as part of overall health care, access to dental care is unfortunately very limited for veterans in our current system," said Vargas. "Our veterans deserve better. We must work together in Congress to ensure that all our veterans have access to full health services."
At present, dental care is only available to veterans who are homeless, 100 percent service-connected, and those who are specifically service-connected for dental. Lack of access to dental services has a pervasive and expensive impact throughout society as many Americans pay out of pocket for dental care, including veterans.
The Enhanced Dental Care for Veterans Act of 2014 would authorize restorative dental services for veterans including dental fillings, dental implants, and root canal therapy. The bill would also enable the Veterans Administration (VA) to conduct a pilot program to provide more extensive dental services through VA Medical Centers, Community-Based Outpatient Clinics, Federally-Qualified Health Centers, the Indian Health Service, and contract care to veterans enrolled in the VA's health care system that are not currently eligible for VA dental care. Additionally, it will provide education to veterans to promote oral health, so more serious dental problems may be prevented, resulting in financial savings.


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Afghanistan Escapes Blacklist
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The Game Theory of the Game
When the United States meets Germany, will either side try to win?
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Colombia Comes out of Its Shell
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Colombia Calls a Draw in the War on Drugs
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It's Not Just About Talent
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Soccer's Get-Rich-Quick Scheme
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Welcome to Midfield General!
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False Positive
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Please Do Not Teach This Woman to Fish
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Brazil Is 'Totally Screwed'
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D-Day for Draghi
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Where to Invest Around the World, 2014 Edition
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Take this opportunity to familiarize yourself with the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and the 27 amendments. You can access and read the Constitution at usconstitution.net or constitutioncenter.org. Know what your rights are and how you can maintain your liberty and freedom as outlined in the Constitution. Read the Preamble to the Constitution and fly your American flag on Constitution Day, Sept. 17. Remember, only you, "We, the people," can save the Constitution.
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$1,780—$2,245 1—2 bed 5225 Blakeslee Ave., North Hollywood CA, 91601
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Commute to Downtown Burbank
The rent at Academy Village Apartments ranges from $1,780 for a one bedroom to a $2,245 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 20% more expensive than the North Hollywood average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
Academy Village Apartments is a nine minute walk from the Metro Red Line (802) at the North Hollywood Station stop.
This apartment is in the North Hollywood neighborhood in Los Angeles. Nearby parks include North Hollywood Park, North Hollywood Park and Woodbridge Park.
Academy Village Apartments has a Walk Score of 93 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
Nearby schools include Lankershim Elementary School, St Paul's First Lutheran School and East Valley Family Ymca.
The closest grocery stores are K9 Super food, Big Lots and Lankershim Food Mart.
Nearby coffee shops include Republic Of Pie, Starbucks and Bob's Espresso Bar. Nearby restaurants include Spumante Restaurant, Eat and Philadelphia Sandwiches.
Academy Village Apartments is near North Hollywood Park, Victory-Vineland Recreation Center and Moorpark Park.
There are some bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. Academy Village Apartments is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.
Academy Village has contemporary interiors like black or stainless steel kitchen appliances including microwave ovens, dishwashers, natural finish cabinetry, newer counter tops, and in-unit washers/dryers. Unique community amenities include a WiFi Lounge, racquetball court, dance studio, two separate fitness centers, dry saunas, hot tub, and a swimming pool with sundeck and barbecues. Experience the new energy of life in the NoHo Arts District!
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Sep 27, 2012
A lot must have changed in 3 years. We just moved out to relocate to SF, and we're STAYING with Equity because we like the company. Management of this particular building changed in the 18 months we lived there, but always under the EQR structure. If Benny, Thomas, and Summer are there, you're in good hands. Treat them like people, and they're very pleasant to be around. Review below says the gym is tiny -- this is a lie. Two separate areas (cardio, free weights; machines) and the cardio room has something like 20 foot ceilings. Not small at all, and recently cleaned. Parking is fantastic (gated, underground, side-by-side, plenty of guest parking) but you're close enough to the Metro and things to do that you might not need your car. Elevators are the worst part of this building. Always seem to be under repair or someone is moving and has one blocked off, and you can take the stairs OUT of the building, but not in. So be prepared to wait 3 minutes once or twice a week instead of the usual 45 seconds. Reason to complain, but at least they give advance notice. Roaches are an intermittent problem, but they spray every month, and if you don't have food sitting out, it's no worse than anywhere else in LA. Bottom line: there are nicer buildings, but for the price you're getting a great staff and a good management company (way more important than granite countertops in my opinion).
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It is obvious that whoever is writing good reviews of this building is staffmembers. Everyone I have ever spoken to in the elevator complain about the building. including me and my girlfriend. I live here now and cannot wait for two more months to get out of here. My friend lived here and was released and never got his deposit back. they even charged him over a hundred dollars and i was in the apartment which was left in great shape. They will ROB me too, but I am bringing my attorney in first as I move out. It will be worth it. 200 bucks.... There are cockroaches everywhere. You make a complaint and the management looks at you like you are an idiot. There is no security at night, so the young party people can make as much noise as they want. for the price, you can move across or down the street and have a better company in charge of your living situation. DO NOT TRUST THE GOOD REVIEWS! It must be staff members. There is nothing good about this building, except when you first move in. It's exciting...as time goes by...you will see. you will regret. You will be as angry as I am. please for your own good. look harder for a great place to live. You ARE worth it.
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Daily errands do not require a car.
Many nearby public transportation options.
Flat as a pancake, some bike lanes.
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Franklin Roosevelt turned back a ship of Jews fleeing Hitler's death sentence. Keeping the progressive narrative alive, Obama turns back a couple in danger of losing their children because they have the children's' best interest at heart. In the meantime he turns loose thousands of illegal aliens. The Romeike's mistake? They should have gone to Mexico and then sneaked across our border. This administration only punishes those that try to follow the law (ask Jan Brewer of Arizona) and rewards those that ignore it.


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R.I.P Sahara
A year ago today, I was on Twitter when I cam across a tweet that I thought was apart of the sickest practical joke ever. "RIP Sahara Davenport" people started tweeting. I thought for sure people were just joking until my drag sister Luna told me that it may not be a joke. I was in a panic with the rest of the world especially the drag community. Hours later, it was confirmed that Sahara Davenport passed away on October 1st, 2012. We had lost one of the greatest drag performers in the industry.
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The company was founded in the nineteenth century when a German immigrant named Paul Julius Reuter trained a flock of carrier pigeons to shuttle business headlines between Paris and London. A century and a half later, everyone knows the company, Freeland says. "Remember that horrible episode when there was this woman who said she had been raped in Libya by Qaddafi's guys?" she asks a bit giddily. "And she escaped and she ran into the hotel and said, 'I want to talk to someone from the New York Times and Reuters?' "
Freeland, along with Reuters editor-in-chief Stephen Adler, is leading the effort to transform the fusty wire service into "the world's greatest and most influential news organization"—and beat out upstart Bloomberg for the title. ("They are certainly a competitor," Freeland says diplomatically.)


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Dakota you are the most beautiful girl of the Universe.
Here's a look at the wonderfully whimsical Calvin and Hobbes inspired print, "The Days Are Just Packed" by artist Casey Weldon, who's new solo show is on view all month at Spoke Art in San Francisco.
These fine art prints will go on sale this Monday via our online store, limited to only 20 copies in the world! - http://store.spoke-art.com/collections/fine-art-prints
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Classic match
West Ham United 3-1 Manchester CityPremier League1 November 1993
West Ham United's last win on this day came back in 1993 when they saw off Manchester City at the Boleyn Ground.
The Hammers were down in 17th place in the league and had just been knocked out of the League Cup by Nottingham Forest when City came to town, but they ensured their form improved.
David Burrows, Matt Holmes and Lee Chapman - one of eleven goals that season for the frontman - were on target as the hosts eased to a 3-1 victory.
The three points lifted West Ham up to 15th and they ended the campaign two places higher in the table.
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2011 West Ham United 0-0 Bristol City (Championship)2008 Middlesbrough 1-1 West Ham United (Premier League)2003 Coventry City 1-1 West Ham United (Division One)1994 Everton 1-0 West Ham United (Premier League)1993 West Ham United 3-1 Manchester City (Premier League)1989 AFC Bournemouth 1-1 West Ham United (Division Two)1988 West Ham United 5-0 Derby County (League Cup third round)1980 Bristol Rovers 0-1 West Ham United (Division Two)1975 Birmingham City 1-5 West Ham United (Division One)1969 Southampton 1-1 West Ham United (Division One)1967 Huddersfield Town 2-0 West Ham United (League Cup fourth round)1958 Bolton Wanderers 0-2 West Ham United (Division One)1952 West Ham United 3-1 Brentford (Division Two)1947 West Ham United 2-1 Barnsley (Division Two)1930 West Ham United 4-1 Sheffield United (Division One)1924 Leeds United 2-1 West Ham United (Division One)1919 West Ham United 1-2 Birmingham (Division Two)
Played 17, Won 8, Drawn 5, Lost 4, Scored 31, Conceded 16