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Details of this week's clue writing contest, plus the results of contest 1358 and a full report on the best entries
Clue writing contest 1361: Cold shoulder
Readers are invited to compose their own clues for the word above. Clues must be original and cryptic, of a standard similar to those in the Sunday Times Crossword.
Send your entry to Clue Writing Contest 1361, The Sunday Times, 3 Thomas More Square, London E98 1ST or email email@example.com. The contest closes on Monday, September 12 and the best entry wins £20.
Results: Clue writing contest 1358: Blank
This is the first report to look in detail at cryptic clue types. I'm going to discuss two of the 12 clue types described in Tim Moorey's book in my next six reports, and then look at some examples of clues combining more than one type in the same clue. This process will be interrupted by a couple of reports written by new Sunday Times crossword setter Dean Mayer while I'm away on holiday. This week's two clue types are sandwich and anagram – ones you can be sure to see in any cryptic crossword.
Anagram clues
These have a definition, anagram fodder – the letters to be jumbled, and an
anagram indicator – a word that indicates the jumbling. Here are some
Stories enacted so disturbingly (9)
Disturbing the order of letters in "enacted so" gives us ANECDOTES, which are stories.
Slope: garden with it is dodgy (8)
This clue disguises the anagram fodder by requiring us to convert "garden with it" into "garden, it". Then "dodgy" is the anagram indicator, and "Slope" is the definition. The disguise is gentle but just enough to prevent the solver from simply looking for consecutive words in the clue with the right total letter count. I can remember doing this myself in my early attempts at solving.
Bacon and ham sandwich initially prepared in carriage (6, 3)
This time, the anagram fodder is "bacon", "ham" and the initial S of "sandwich", giving us HANSOM CAB. If you can't make good anagram fodder out of the answer itself, something slightly different may be easier, though you have to indicate the right fodder in the end.
Awful meal, zero marks — it may make folk take to the street (5,5)
Here, we have to convert zero to O before combining it with "meal" and "marks" to make SMOKE ALARM.
Something normally not allowed is the "indirect anagram", which requires you to correctly interpret a definition for all or part of the fodder. Here's an example not from the Sunday Times, but from Don Manley's book:
Small pebbles possibly coming from the country (7)
The idea is that SHINGLE ("small pebbles") is an anagram of English, which is "from the country". But "from the country" can indicate other things too – in the book, Don offers "Turkish" and "bucolic", and "Swedish" and "Italian" are other possibilities – so you could spend time jumbling the wrong set of letters, or just not be sure that you had the right set. You might ask whether "zero = O" in the previous article isn't also indirect. It is, but the replacement is a familiar one and only affects one letter of the fodder. An exception can be made if the indirectly indicated fodder can only possibly be one thing. In this case, that would be difficult because "English" implies "British" too.
When writing clues, a problem with anagrams is that they're such a well-worn path that solvers will know and recognise many anagram indicators. Ideally you need to make your anagram indicator (or possibly the anagram fodder) look like something else.
Sandwich clues
You may know these as "container" clues or "container and contents". The
simplest form puts one word inside another, but the components can also be
individual letters or abbreviations, part of a word, or multiple words. Here
are some examples from Sunday Times crosswords:
Split nothing in case of confusion (6)
LOVE = "nothing", inside "CN" = "case (i.e. outside) of confusion", gives us CLOVEN, defined by "split".
Troubled person must be kept outside that place (8)
BOD = "person" goes outside THERE = "that place" to make BOTHERED = troubled.
You can see from these two examples that both "A in B" and "B outside A" can be used in the wordplay. A lot of entrants used sandwich clues for BLANK, most often using L in BANK.
In both cases, the clue has a definition, indications (effectively definitions) for A and B, and an indicator word for inclusion (A in B) or wrapping (B outside A).
Moving on to clues for BLANK, you collectively had a lot of fun with this one, and there were quite a few clues good enough to win first prize.
Stuart Miller, Swanley, Kent
Empty space left in flower border
- Empty space = definition
- left = L
- in = inside
- flower border = BANK – from "flower" = river
There were lots of sandwich clues using L in BANK, but this one found a good way to indicate BANK. There's a well-established tradition of using linguistic logic to attach unexpected meanings to words in clues, and a famous example is using "flower" to mean a river, because it's something that flows. In this clue from the "garden of England", the phrase "flower border" does a good job of persuading us that we're talking about a proper flower, because it fits into a convincing surface reading.
Good clues
Peter Chamberlain, Reading
Domino left in pile of snow [L in bank = "pile of snow"]
The structure is the same as the winning clue. "pile of snow" isn't a dictionary definition, but snow can come in banks like sand. The idea of the abandoned domino didn't quite work for me.
P Allez, St Sampson's, Gurrnsey
Learner in finance establishment mystified [L in bank]
Another perfectly fair sandwich clue. Compared to the winner, "finance establishment" seems a bit obvious.
A Lenehan, Wimborne, Dorset
Complete what's not completed [2 definitions]
This came very close to winning. Many of the best double definition clues for short words have been invented already, but this seemed like a new idea, using "blank" as in "blank refusal" for the less obvious definition of the two.
Rachel Browne, Banbury, Oxfordshire
Vacant alien leaves blanket [ET deleted from "blanket"]
I liked "alien" as a way of indicating ET, but thought "blanket" was a bit obvious
Graham Dent, Southampton
Extra-terrestrial leaves bedding in space [also ET deleted from
I like this one better, with the straightforward indicator used for the smaller component of the two.
Steve Bartlett, Upchurch, Kent
A representative on board? Could be [cryptic definition referring to
Another one that came very close to winning, for a good bit of deception about the type of board, and a nice change from chess as the usual board game in crossword clues. [In a similar vein, it's nice to see references to sports other than cricket, golf and tennis.]
JA Graham, Barnet, Herfordshire
Pound held in deposit's void [L in BANK]
Another sandwich, with "bank" as a verb, used to get "deposit" as an apparent noun in the surface reading.
Sam Evans, Oswestry, Shropshire
When playing Scrabble, it's pointless to rely on grabbing money
The Scrabble-related definition is good, and there's a good surface meaning. In "to rely on grabbing money" we must equate "rely" (=BANK) with "to rely", and "on" with "engaged in" (as in "on an errand"). Both work well enough, but I'll admit that the combination was a bit too complicated for a clue judge in a bit of a hurry – this clue was promoted from the "other clues" group while writing this report.
Derrick Betts, Coverack, Cornwall
Beachy Head, tall and white [B,LANK]
The surface reading is excellent, and with "blank" often relating to paper
documents, "white" is a fair definition. I wasn't quite convinced by "lank"
meaning "tall", though I now see that Oxford dictionaries have "lanky" as a
Comments on some other clues
One entrant made one of the biggest mistakes possible, misreading or forgetting the word to be clued, and sending a clue to BLAND, next-door to BLANK in the dictionary – a mistake that's easier to make than you might think.
One can be drawn
This is an old-fashiond kind of cryptic definition in a similar style to "A wicked thing" for CANDLE. In this case, I wasn't sure that only blanks can be drawn in well-known phrases – and STRAW seems to be an equally logical answer.
Vacancy for trainee in the store
My problem with this clue is the use of "trainee" to indicate L. Although a learner driver is a trainee of a kind, and we speak of beginners "having L plates on", the meaning of L is "learner driver", which I'm happy to equate with "learner", but not with words like "trainee" or "student", even though many published cryptic clues have done so.
There's nothing to be gained by depositing money in bank.
I might quibble about "nothing" as the definition or the vagueness of "money" for L=pound, but my main issue with this clue (and a fair number of others) is the use of BANK itself in the clue – 80% of the answer. Although this is clearly fair, I think it makes the clue too easy.
Swearing blind
In this double definition, I can see that the meaning "to obscure" is shared by "blind" and "blank", but a blank is something that replaces swearing in documents, rather than the swearing itself, so for me this clue would need to be something like "It's used instead of swearing blind".
From total coverage, lost Latin and was laid bare
The idea here is to remove "et" (Latin "and" – a bit clearer than old favourite "the French" for LE/LA/LES) from "blanket" as in "blanket coverage", with "bare" as the definition. First, "blanket coverage" isn't the same as "blanket", so we'd need something like "total kind of coverage". Accepting "was" as a linkword, there's also a problem with "laid bare" – this means "revealed or exposed", which as far as I can tell doesn't match "blank". If "bare"means "blank", "laid" is padding, as described in the first of these reports.
For starters, bullet's loud, although never kills – it's empty
This uses the first letters of "bullet's loud, although never kills". These clues are quite easy to build for short words, but hard to disguise well enough to deceive solvers who know the small range of words used to signal them. As soon as you see "starters" or "originally" in a clue, you look at the first letters of sequential words, unless this word fits the surface well and the whole clue is convincing. Here, the natural phrase would use "although it never kills", and the omission of "it" that makes the clue fair also makes it too easy. In the context of a whole puzzle, clues like this can help setters with short words that are difficult to clue, and can act as starting points for solvers. But in the context of a clue-writing contest for a word that can be clued in other ways, they have to be really good examples of this type to win.
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APERY - Structure of cryptic clues
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Log of unidentified whaling vessel out of Somerset, Mass., (possibly the brig Pilgrim; mastered by Job Collins; built at Rochester, Mass., in 1825), kept by Warren Read, relating to a whaling voyage to the North Atlantic Ocean.
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Lawrence Krauss dialogued (if that term is appropriate) with William Lane Craig in Australia this September (2013). Krauss produced an edited email from Alexander Vilenkin which Krauss claimed shows that the BGV theorem does not demonstrate that the universe (or multiverse) has an absolute beginning. The unabridged letter can be seen at Craig's website under Q&A #336 http://www.reasonablefaith.org/honesty-transparency-full-disclosure-and-bgv-theorem. Vilenkin had in 2006 claimed that the theorem proves there must be an absolute origin to the universe/multiverse. Now he says that the possibility of a quantum gravity regime where classical concepts of time and causation are no longer applicable would make it possible that this claim is no longer applicable. At least that is my understanding of his statement.
Craig has his take on Vilenkin's statement (see the above link) but I wonder if anyone knowledgable of this area of physics might be able to comment as well. I have some very specific questions and I could give exact quotations.
For anyone interested in seeing the three dialogues, they can be found at http://vimeo.com/73280102,
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Krauss sprang the private email on Craig during the second dialogue and they discussed it in the third.
Would anyone be interested in discussing this who understands how quantum gravity might affect the BGV theorem?
I am not at all an expert in cosmology, even though I have a couple papers in the field as an undergraduate. And I have not watched the Krauss/Craig debates. But I do have a few thoughts about the BGV theorem and its applicability in apologetics. It is indeed important for those who debate it to know what the theorem says, and Craig has sure done his homework; it appears to me from a cursory reading of the fallout from the debate that he has done a better job than Krauss. But I note that it is a "theorem" - that is, a particular result within a particular framework of mathematical cosmology. True, it does not depend on Einstein's theory of general relativity specifically, but it is in my view essentially a statement in mathematics. Like any physical theory, or mathematical theorem, it is limited in its domain of applicability. The BGV theorem makes it more difficult for someone to hang on to a universe which has always existed, and in this way perhaps strengthens the case for a finite time history of the universe (and, so the story goes, hence the case for a creator). Carroll has often reminded us, though, that Aquinas showed that even an eternal universe still "needs" a creator. (See for example "Aquinas and Contemporary Cosmology: Creation and Beginnings" in Astrophysics and Space Science Library Volume 395, 2012, pp 75-88; online here .)


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Floyd Corkins, a volunteer for the last six months at the D.C. Center for the LGBT Community, marched into the Family Research Center with a gun and serious ammunition, denounced FRC's policy positions and shot a security guard in the arm before being subdued. Another hate crime, but this time against, perhaps, the pre-eminent pro-family organization in America. CBS gave the story 20 seconds. NBC spent 17 seconds.
Let's take a trip deep into the magic kingdom of "Laissez Fairyland" and prostrate ourselves before the infallible and inscrutable force known as the free market.
Vice President Joe Biden played the race card this week when he drawled Southern-style to a racially mixed audience that if Mitt Romney takes the White House, he'll "unchain Wall Street. They're going to put y'all back in chains."
When the Legislature passed Governor Brown's public safety "realignment" plan last year, I was vehemently opposed to it because I predicted that it would put Californians in serious danger. Regardless, we were promised that the plan would save money without compromising justice. But judging from recent history and a new report from the Chief Probation Officers of California, the Valley is receiving none of what we were promised. It turns out, I was right to be concerned.
It seemed that Joseph Holman, a 51-year-old redhead from Brooklyn, had climbed into the middle class the old-fashioned way: by the sweat of his brow.
For all of the gun lovers, feel free to go buy your Glock, shotgun, hunting rifle, .22 pistol, .357 magnum or any of the other guns at your disposal, but you do not need an AK-47.
The campaigns of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are engaged in a fierce battle in Ohio, knowing full well that it is one of the critical battleground states that could determine who wins in November.
Gabrielle Douglas became the fourth American - and first black female - to win a gold medal in women's individual all-around gymnastics. Effervescent and attractive, Gabby stands to make millions of dollars in endorsements. But she has received criticism - in the social media, via Twitter, Facebook and, according to The Daily Beast, several "black blogs."
In this very negative election season, the Barack Obama and Mitt Romney campaigns don't sweat accuracy. Even if fact-checking PolitiFact rates a 30-second spot as "pants-on-fire" false or Washington Post fact checker Glenn Kessler gives it four Pinocchios - his maximum rating - no worries; they don't clean up their act. As Slate's John Dickerson wrote, to the grizzled campaign operatives of 2012, "if you're not getting four Pinocchios or a pants-on-fire, you're not doing it right."
Jared Lee Loughner pleaded guilty Tuesday to 19 counts involving a 2011 shooting in Tucson, Ariz., that left six dead and 13 others, including then-Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, wounded. As part of the deal, Loughner will receive a sentence of life without parole. Victims' families have been spared the rigors of a trial, and prosecutors can be sure that Loughner will never again endanger the general public. Thank the federal death penalty, which applied because Loughner shot people at a federally protected political event.
Whenever a name Republican says something stupid or indefensible or arguably both, for the next three days folks will open a conversation by asking me (the only Republican they know) what I think about the latest GOP gaffe.
State Sen. Mark Leno wants California to recognize that a child can have "more than two legal parents." So he wrote a bill, SB 1476, which, he argues, wouldn't change the definition of a parent - for example, live-in lovers would not qualify - but would allow family court to recognize more than two parents only "when it is required to be in the best interest of the child." He stresses that if the bill becomes law, "none of our sponsors or supporters believe that this authority will be used very often."
The Field Poll is rarely wrong in gauging public sentiment. Its final reading prior to a major election almost never deviates more than 4 percent or 5 percent from the final vote.
Two weeks ago, Dan Cathy, CEO of Chick-fil-A, an Atlanta company famous for its juicy chicken sandwiches, appeared on "The Ken Coleman Show" to air his biblical belief that those who champion same-sex marriage are risking divine retribution upon us all.
One of the juiciest ironies of Tampa's newly-minted law to suppress protest at the upcoming Republican National Convention is that it bans the carrying of water pistols by protesters. However, thanks to Florida's nutty right-wing governor, anyone with a concealed-weapon permit is free to tote an actual bullet-firing pistol! Apparently, the authorities really do consider blood to be thicker than water.
"The Interview" is a funny movie that does a stand-up job showcasing how a not particularly serious or informed person would deal with Kim Jong Un - and evil itself, with all its blandishments. James Franco plays talk show host Dave Skylark, who discovers that the North Korean dictator loves his show. Skylark's susceptibility to flattery renders him willfully blind. Because Kim plays up to him, Skylark wants to believe that the phony grocery his chauffeured car happens to drive by is real, that reports that Kim starves his people are the result of media bias and that Kim, like ...


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Keith Price threw three touchdown passes to become Washington's all-time single-season leader in that category, the final one a 22-yard toss to Chris Polk, and Washington held off rival Washington State 38-21 on Saturday night to win the 104th Apple Cup.
Price threw his 29th touchdown pass of the season midway through the third quarter, finding Polk to give the Huskies a 28-14 lead. Washington State pulled within 28-21, but Erik Folk's 46-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter pushed the lead to 10 and Polk capped the Huskies third straight Apple Cup title on Polk's 1-yard TD run with 5:23 left.
Price, who sat out last week's loss at Oregon State due to injury, finished 21 of 29 for 291 yards.
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We tried evaluating the NoDB Breeze example, but that thing is very convoluted and difficult to understand (as well as figure out how to implement it in a standard layered arch on the server-side - everything seems to be tightly coupled and is just put in the Models folder of a MVC/Web API project).
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Guy Kawasaki On Marketing Yourself as an Author
Monday, January 14, 2013
Social media expert and former Apple evangelist Guy Kawasaki's latest book is APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur, a guide to self-publishing.
New Report on Libraries Transforming in the Digital Age
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
E-books have not spelled the demise of the local library in New York. In fact, according to a new report from the Center for an Urban Future, 40.5 million people visited the city's public libraries, more than all of the city's professional sports teams and major cultural institutions combined.
Chelsea Gets the City's Largest Free Public Wi-Fi Network
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
Parts of Chelsea and the Meatpacking District are now the largest outdoor public Wi-Fi zone in the city thanks to Google and the Chelsea Improvement Company.
New Tech City: The Future of Libraries
Tuesday, January 08, 2013
Despite the growth of e-readers and digital technology, New Yorkers are spending more time in libraries than ever.
Using Tech to Slow Down Our Lives in 2013
Thursday, January 03, 2013
We are emerging from the annual internet and social media "gray period" – the holiday fortnight when the web isn't blacked out, but slows down. It's always a welcome relief from the incessant typing.
New Tech City: How Digital Tech Will Change Our Lives in 2013
Tuesday, January 01, 2013
New Year's is here, and that means resolutions.
Some of you may aspire to plug in more next year and better manage your social media presence or organize your photos stored in the cloud. On the other hand, some of you may plan to do the exact opposite and tune out, for at least a few minutes a day, and set limits on when and where you use your tech gadgets.
Three Apps I Can't Live Without
Monday, December 31, 2012
Zach Sims is the founder of Codecademy, a start-up that teaches people how to code.
The Effect of Touchscreens and Social Media on Kids, Plus 3D Printing
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Americans have purchased millions of smartphones, tablet computers and other digital tech this holiday season, and many of those gifts are showing up under Christmas trees this morning.
Debate: Is New York City in a Tech Bubble?
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
New York City is now the number two hub for tech companies in the nation after Silicon Valley. Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and eBay have all opened offices here, and the Bloomberg administration is partnering with Cornell University to build a new computer science grad school on Roosevelt Island.
Silicon Alley Could Revive NYC's Middle Class, Report Says
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
New York's tech sector has made some entrepreneurs rich. A new study says it could also preserve and grow the city's middle class.
New Tech City: Learning How to Make a Smartphone App
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
Apple's App Store and Google Play have hundreds of thousands of smartphone apps. When it comes to the megabytes, however, apps are tiny things. The average smartphone app takes up about the same amount data as any 3-minute song you can buy on iTunes.
New Tech City: How to Build an App
Monday, December 10, 2012
In the world of business and tech, "mobile revolution" and "app economy" are the buzzwords of the moment. The meaning behind the hype: In a smartphone world, money will be made by those creating the programs that make smartphones smart: apps. For those who want to get in on the act, the good news is there are a record number of books, classes and websites to help you every step of the way. But the hype also clouds a very simple truth: It's a lot easier to get started than it is to finish. Good luck.
New York City Challenges Silicon Alley to Reinvent the Payphone
Wednesday, December 05, 2012
After payphones proved to be a crucial link for New Yorkers during Sandy, the city's Chief Digital Officer is challenging Silicon Alley entrepreneurs to redesign the city's 11,412 payphones for the digital era.
Peter Cashmore's Rules For Media in 2013
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
Most people in tech and media know the story behind Pete Cashmore's Mashable: He started the social media blog from his bedroom in Aberdeen, Scotland at the age of 19 and grew it into a website that now claims 20 million monthly unique visitors.
Restarting a Business After Sandy, Growing a Business Globally
Tuesday, December 04, 2012
When it comes to growing a business, sometimes it's about looking to new horizons, and other times, it's simply about trying to hold on to what you have.
Full Interview: The Effect of Digital Tech on Kids
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Dr. Ari Brown, a pediatrician in Austin, Texas, knows a thing or two about the effects of media on children. She's the lead author of a study by the American Academy of Pediatrics on the subject, and she spoke with New Tech City host Manoush Zomordi about the pluses and minuses of the digital age for kids.
New Tech City: Is Tech Good for Kids? Plus, 3D Printing Puts Down Roots in NYC
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Americans will buy millions of smartphones, tablet computers and other digital tech this holiday season, and many of those gifts will be given to children.
Three Apps I Can't Live Without | Ari Brown
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Dr. Ari Brown is a pediatrician in Austin, Texas, and lead author of the American Academy of Pediatrics study on the media use by children.
Full Interview: The Effect of Digital Tech on Kids
Monday, November 26, 2012
New Tech City host Manoush Zomorodi speaks with Dr. Ari Brown, a pediatrician in Austin, Texas, and lead author of the American Academy of Pediatrics study on the effects of television on children.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
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Braves reliever Jonny Venters discusses the upcoming challenges in the 2014 season, including navigating a tough NL East division.
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changes Kimbrel has experienced. He saw the Braves revamp their bullpen in '13 due to injuries to Eric O'Flaherty and Jonny Venters and the a new group of young pieces responded by tying for the lowest ERA since 1990. Now, he's doing it again
Burning questions for Braves' starting pitchers in 2015
bullpen -- a group that was hit by arm injuries early in Gonzalez's tenure, most notably Eric O'Flaherty and Jonny Venters -- or simply the way things have shaken out with the team's starters pitching well deep into close games, it's
Braves Report: Bullpen's makeup
Jonny Venters' return could bolster what was already the majors' best bullpen. But if he's not back until June, who will be the Braves relievers on Opening Day? Cory McCartney, Jay Clemons and Zach Dillard weigh in from camp.
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throwing the likes of Rafael Soriano, Eric O'Flaherty, Jonny Venters , Billy Wagner and Kimbrel out against opposing batters ..... lefty setup man and heir apparent to O'Flaherty and Venters . Those issues came bubbling up last season, and the
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