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Kahna ()
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Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2015 11:44 am
Post subject: Pre-Senate Kimono
So this Kimono is the next thing on my Star Warsy To Do list. I'm still in the research stages. I think I have found the Gray and burgundy fabric but I was hoping for some advice on how to best recreate the Cloque effect. (I'm assuming that is what is going on here.) The old fashioned way? Sewing a non-shrinking fabric to a shrinking one and giving it a good wash? What would be the best fabric to use? I was thinking of using a knit and stretching it while sewing the chiffon down, but I'm worried the knit wouldn't have the right structure for the final piece.
Here is an image of what I am talking about.
Any ideas? I know some of you have finished this one.
(In the mean time I have lots of beading to occupy my time while I ponder this puzzle.)
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Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2015 3:55 pm
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I found a crincled chiffon in off-white color and sewn it onto blue cotton (cotton- so that the body feels more comfortable). The chiffon is not crincled like clouds, it's 'chaotically linear' and I'm not 100% happy with it however, you can barely see the difference. I have a few photos here:
This album is rather messy, you have to scroll down to find the Kimono.
Can't wait to see your photos
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Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2015 4:13 am
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Did you simply flatline the chiffon on top of the cotton? Or did you secure it more like a quilt?
You said you weren't really happy with it, if you had it to do differently what would you do?
Do you think it would be better to crinkle the chiffon on my own, in rosettes, and then sew it onto a more stable backing? Quilt-like.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2015 5:11 am
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I went with a stretch knit and chiffon. I'm going to stretch it and sew the chiffon on. If it needs more stability I will use an iron on stabilizer.
I spent the afternoon in photoshop desperately trying to recreate the design found the obi. I think I managed it, or at least a passable version. I uploaded it to Spoonflower and I'm planning on going over the pattern either in gold satin stitching or gold pens. I think a yard and a half should be enough for the obi and a mistake. I ordered a swatch of the pattern, to see if it needs any adjusting before I order the final yardage.
I also found some nice taffeta on sale last night. Cheep enough that if it turns out it doesn't work writing off all ten yards won't be too painful.
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Posted: Mon Jan 19, 2015 2:08 pm
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My apologies I didn't reply earlier, I had a very busy weekend and have just returned home.
Did you simply flatline the chiffon on top of the cotton? Or did you secure it more like a quilt?
My chiffon is just a second skirt put on the cotton part, no quilting, no glue, it works well and looks fine. Also, there's no lining to decrease the amount of layers because the biggest problem with this costume is that you feel like a tortilla. That's why I only have a skirt and sort of a scarf for my burgundy part. However, I still can't wear my kimono when the temperature is higher than 25'C.
You said you weren't really happy with it, if you had it to do differently what would you do?
Well, the problem is I'm never happy when I can't find (or make) materials that are exactly like the original thing. It's just in my head, I'm a seamstress and I get anxious when I can't make it 'perfect'
Do you think it would be better to crinkle the chiffon on my own, in rosettes, and then sew it onto a more stable backing? Quilt-like.
Actually, I have no idea- if you feel like quilting is the right way to do it, then do it
If it doesn't look the way it should then look for a different solution. The most important thing is- you should be happy with the result (or at least 80% happy
) and the final result should be close to the original. Simple as that.
As for your obi, the pattern looks great. However, when I was browsing around for any Kimono hints, someone pointed out (can't remember who
), the original obi is not/may not be golden. It's hard to believe it but I've decided to give up on making my pattern in typical, yellow gold. Instead, I used golden acrylic paint (painted the pattern with a small, flat brush) and when it dried I used a silver marker on it. Now I have a golden pattern with silvery shine
I ordered my two tone taffeta from goodfabricstore from China (on ebay). It was ~6,50$/y (the fabric is not flawless, the color is uneven here and there which I've realized just after making the outer kimono...). Of course the first thing I did was ordering a swatch because my first taffeta find was a complete misunderstanding. But I used it up for the lining anyway, so it wasn't that painful for my wallet economy and I have to admit that lining a taffeta with a taffeta makes it look much better. I think the original kimono was made the same way.
So, if you're curious about the amount of layers:
a thin petticoat
a burgundy skirt and a scarf
skirt and blouse- cotton covered with crincled chiffon
an outer kimono- two layers of taffeta
an obi- two layers of painted fabric, double interlining, two layers of upholstery fabric inside to keep it stiff and two small cushions to give it a typical geisha shape.
And an instrument of torture on my head
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Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2015 9:53 am
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I was planning on making the underskirts/collar arrangement using the Jedi cheat method. I will be using a short sleeved tissue T-shirt as the base and attaching the collar to it as a dickie. The sleeves will be sewn on the T-shirt as well. I'll make an elastic banded skirt out of the burgundy and add the blue onto it like an apron, just in the front half. Everything that needs to show should and it will seriously cut down on layers. I live in Hawaii, so fewer layers is very important. I think this will end up having fewer layers than my purple senatorial dress. The hat can't be worse than the monsterous cone that goes with the purple senate gown.
I may need a bit of a hoop to add fullness to the skirt, but that should actually help with cooling. Holding the fabric away from my legs and allowing for airflow.
The obi fabric from Spoonflower is just intended to be a guide, I may change the color of the yellow portions to something that won't be as obvious if it is painted. A pale grey of blue, easy to do with the program. Painting sounds like it would be less of a hassle than trying to satin stitch with metallic thread. Having painted a small and repetitive pattern on the tabards, a skirt and an obi of my Asajj, Bounty Hunter costume I really wanted a solid, computer laid out, pattern if I was going to be painting this. It will save me hours of drawing it out by hand. Expensive, but worth it.
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Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2015 10:18 am
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My spoonflower swatch arrived and I am very happy with the result. I may still lighten up the gold color a bit but the pattern cam out beautifully. I may be a bit more square than diamond-ish like I made it but the spots that looked a little wonky on the screen are perfect when printed out.
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Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 9:52 pm
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Would you mind showing us a photo of the swatch? I'm very curious
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Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:38 am
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I am going to squish it back to square before I print the actual fabric, and then paint over it in gold and silver fabric paint. Not sure which fabric to have it printed on though, I left my spoonflower swatches in Hawaii. Booo
I spent the day making a mockup of the kimono. I am attempting to make it from scratch, using draping techniques. It is a first for me, so it may go horribly wrong. Luckily Kimono's are pretty square, no fancy darts. I still have to sew all the bits together one final time to see how it looks before I call it good. Here are some progress pics. I do have to say, I'm pretty proud of the fact that I managed to make the raglan sleeve from scratch.
The back pleated skirt will be sewn to the back panel. (This will be cut on the fold)
The front panel and sleeve.
I still may make the sleeve wider. A second look at my reference pics showed it was very puffy when viewed from the side. A more annoying fact the side view showed me is that the scrollwork was done after the sleeves were constructed. They appear to be a pair of thin gold cords couched in place with thread and pearls, and they pass over the seams uninterrupted. Should be interesting.
Edit to add: I squished my pattern and uploaded it here.
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Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 5:29 pm
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That looks like a good start for patterning!
Remember with the obi, that you will need to fool us into thinking it looks like an embroidered brocade, so fabric weight and luster are really important.
If it helps your process at all, I tried to pattern Apailana's kimono using math rather than draping. I haven't actually mocked anything up yet, but
might be useful to you to compare notes.
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Posted: Sat Jan 31, 2015 11:16 pm
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The math was very interesting, and likely not something I could have done myself (I'm a linguist, math is not game.) It will definitely help me out with the angles of the skirt. Funny note. I also came to the conclusion that the sleeves were on an angle, though mine are not as severe as your Apilana's.
I was actually tempted to use the printed pattern as an embroidery template and hand embroider the entire obi. I have been working on some simple embroidery for a current project and I have gotten pretty fast (60 hours of embroidery in and I am just under half way done, lots of practice.) Working with metallic threads is a pain however, and the biggest thing holding me back. If I can find some decent metallic embroidery thread, not that horrible foil wrapped over a thread core stuff that catches and strips away, maybe I will give it a go. How are the metallic embroidery floss threads to work with? Anyone know?
I ordered a yard of the pattern on cotton last night, as well as some metallic fabric paint. Enough to make an obi with plenty for experimenting on first. I was tempted to use a stiffer more textured fabric to help simulate the embroidery but decided against it for now. It will be backed in a stiff silk I have left over from an actual obi I deconstructed to make a steampunk corset.
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Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2015 12:04 pm
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I have begun the hand beading of the headdress strands. I estimate, if 17 seed beads per inch math is correct, that it will take me 23k seed beads to complete the headdress. I picked up a bead spinner to hasten the task and it has already proven it will be worth it's weight in gold. It takes about 15-20 seconds to load 3 inches worth of seed beads with the spinner. I can probably get faster with practice.
I also realized I am going to need some way to store all these strands, and some way to make sure I am getting them they right length, they have a V gradient. So I did more math. 12 strands per inch. roughly 5 inches along each side of lace. And the gradient goes from 32 inches to 12 inches over that 5 inch side. I worked it out to 4 inches up for every inch over. Or 1/3 of an inch decrease per strand. I then marked out 1/3 inch increments on an old cardboard tube left over from some fabric I ordered. I can put a check mark beside the dashes to mark the ones I have already made, and I will make two of each strand. I also tossed a note on there as to which strands will have 5mm pearls, since they don't all have them.
Next I needed storage that would keep them from getting tangled and keep them in the proper order. No point measuring them all out to let them get all mixed up and tangled and ruined. So I grabbed the other half of the tube and a pack of quilting pins I had purchased on accident. 120 pins later I have tangle free storage.
I also made a final mockup of my kimono and I am very happy with it. I ordered a charcoal grey, lavender shot dupioni silk for the final piece. I will have to line it with something sturdier, but I think the silk will have the desired look to it. I am thinking about getting a burgundy shot teal silk for the red portion. I ordered a swatch and we will see how it goes. If it works I will crush it myself and sew the pleats in.
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I love your approach to this. Hurrah for math!
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Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2015 10:16 am
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Started beading the lace. It's a bit more floral than I would have liked, but I think with some minor adjustments to how I lay down the beads I can disguise most of the floral elements and give it an abstract scroll look.
It still looks little like the original, other than being lace with beading, but I don't know how to manipulate my embroidery programs to make lace, and I only have a 4x4 embroidery hoop so it would be a nightmare getting it all lined up and done right. I also have absolutely no idea how to go about tatting lace (and no desire to learn).
The lace is sandwiched between two different water soluble stabilizers.
Good news is I will need far fewer bead strands than I originally thought. Just need to redo my gradient math.
Bad news, the company that was shipping me my jumbo Easter eggs, sent me two dozen small eggs instead. Ugh! I contacted them and they are sending the real eggs this time. . . I hope.
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I like what you have done so far and look forward to seeing the finished result on this.
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The 21-year-old lost time early in the race after a long pit-stop to replace a front wing damaged by clipping the back of Giedo van der Garde's Caterham as it returned from an off-track moment.
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The FIA takes a hard line on blue flags, with drivers given drive-through penalties if they fail to cede position to cars that are lapping them.
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Bitcoin's first mover advantage, popularity, and network effect has cemented it as the most popular cryptocurrency with the largest market cap. Rivals like Litecoin may have numerous technical advantages over Bitcoin's algorithm (see more about that here), but they only hold a fraction of Bitcoin's market cap and their dwindling communities largely consist of loyalists, speculators, and antagonistic anti-Bitcoin buyers.
Every 2,016 blocks (approximately 14 days at roughly 10 min per block), the difficulty target is adjusted based on the network's recent performance, with the aim of keeping the average time between new blocks at ten minutes. In this way the system automatically adapts to the total amount of mining power on the network.[3]:ch. 8 Between 1 March 2014 and 1 March 2015, the average number of nonces miners had to try before creating a new block increased from 16.4 quintillion to 200.5 quintillion.[80]
In early February 2014, one of the largest bitcoin exchanges, Mt. Gox,[97] suspended withdrawals citing technical issues.[98] By the end of the month, Mt. Gox had filed for bankruptcy protection in Japan amid reports that 744,000 bitcoins had been stolen.[99] Months before the filing, the popularity of Mt. Gox had waned as users experienced difficulties withdrawing funds.[100]
To be accepted by the rest of the network, a new block must contain a so-called proof-of-work (PoW).[64] The system used is based on Adam Back's 1997 anti-spam scheme, Hashcash.[5][79] The PoW requires miners to find a number called a nonce, such that when the block content is hashed along with the nonce, the result is numerically smaller than the network's difficulty target.[3]:ch. 8 This proof is easy for any node in the network to verify, but extremely time-consuming to generate, as for a secure cryptographic hash, miners must try many different nonce values (usually the sequence of tested values is the ascending natural numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3, ...[3]:ch. 8) before meeting the difficulty target.
In January 2012, bitcoin was featured as the main subject within a fictionalized trial on the CBS legal drama The Good Wife in the third-season episode "Bitcoin for Dummies". The host of CNBC's Mad Money, Jim Cramer, played himself in a courtroom scene where he testifies that he doesn't consider bitcoin a true currency, saying "There's no central bank to regulate it; it's digital and functions completely peer to peer".[49]
Bitcoin offers an efficient means of transferring money over the internet and is controlled by a decentralized network with a transparent set of rules, thus presenting an alternative to central bank controlled fiat money. There has been a lot of talk about how to price bitcoin and we set out here to explore what bitcoin's price might look like in the event it achieves some level of widespread adoption.
Bloomberg reported that the largest 17 crypto merchant-processing services handled $69 million in June 2018, down from $411 million in September 2017. Bitcoin is "not actually usable" for retail transactions because of high costs and the inability to process chargebacks, according to Nicholas Weaver, a researcher quoted by Bloomberg. High price volatility and transaction fees make paying for small retail purchases with bitcoin impractical, according to economist Kim Grauer. However, bitcoin continues to be used for large-item purchases on sites such as Overstock.com, and for cross-border payments to freelancers and other vendors.[136]
In any situation, CEX.IO provides users with the proper conditions for selling and buying Bitcoins and helps them make the correct decisions. The Bitcoin to USD chart is designed for users to instantly see the changes that occur on the market and predict what will come next. This feature allows customers to seize the most appropriate moment for the transaction so that they can gain the maximum benefit from it. So, if you are looking for a Bitcoin to dollar exchange, choose CEX.IO for the best experience. With the platform, you will be able to get an advanced user experience.
Another interesting way (literally) to earn bitcoins is by lending them out, and being repaid in the currency. Lending can take three forms – direct lending to someone you know; through a website which facilitates peer-to-peer transactions, pairing borrowers and lenders; or depositing bitcoins in a virtual bank that offers a certain interest rate for Bitcoin accounts. Some such sites are Bitbond, BitLendingClub and BTCjam. Obviously, you should do due diligence on any third-party site.
Recall that unique addresses are a proxy for the number of users, because they indicate how many non-zero Bitcoin addresses are in use. This metric has its strengths and weaknesses, which I wrote about here. Also, I have reviewed several other pricing methods which attempt to do the same thing using Metcalfe's Law. You can find those here and here.
In June 2014 the network exceeded 100 petahash/sec.[101] On 18 June 2014, it was announced that bitcoin payment service provider BitPay would become the new sponsor of St. Petersburg Bowl under a two-year deal, renamed the Bitcoin St. Petersburg Bowl. Bitcoin was to be accepted for ticket and concession sales at the game as part of the sponsorship, and the sponsorship itself was also paid for using bitcoin.[102]
More recently, at a congressional hearing on Capitol Hill, global economist and New York University professor Nouriel Roubini said, "Crypto is the mother or father of all scams and bubbles." He called out "swindlers" who tapped into investors' fear of missing out and took them for a ride with "crappy assets that went into a bust and crash — in a matter of months — like you have not seen in any history of financial bubbles."


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JoAPound o Pinto, who plays for Sporting of Portugal, scored eight goals.
The prize for Best Goalkeeper of the competition went to the Angolan player Francisco Veludo, who only suffered three goals, while Egypt took the prize for Fair-play Team.
Angola also had three players chosen to be part of the Ideal Team, alongside the Mozambican Filipe Nabais and Mario Rodrigues.
The Angolan squad ended in the first position with four points, thus gaining the pass to Elite-8 World Cup, set to happen in July this year in Barcelona, Spain.
The second position was taken by Mozambique (two points), followed by Egypt with no point.
The championship was disputed by three teams due to the desistance of South Africa from participating in the competition due o financial difficulties.
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The United States and India are growing closer. James Clad, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for South and Southeast Asia, shed some light on the Washington-Delhi relationship on Friday.
Where is the U.S.-India relationship headed?
That was the subject of conversation on Friday at The Nixon Center, where Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for South and Southeast Asia James Clad discussed the past, present and probable future of Washington-Delhi security ties in the Indian Ocean and the Persian Gulf. Geoffrey Kemp, Director of Regional Strategic Programs at The Nixon Center, moderated the event.
Kemp opened the discussion by pointing out "Asia's growing footprint" in the Middle East and the Gulf region, a role that encompasses links in investment, expatriate workers, education and consumer goods-not just interest in oil reserves. He then posed a "fundamental" question about U.S. policy in the region: "Are we to be the perpetual policeman of the region," or is a more "cooperative" or even "confrontational" role vis-à-vis other powers-like India and China-in the cards?
Deputy Assistant Secretary Clad then took the microphone, beginning by underscoring the steadily increasing importance of America-India ties. He went so far as to estimate that they now occupy 45 to 50 percent of his time, noting that much of this is spent in substantive meetings with Indian counterparts.
Clad called the myriad predictions of future Asian strength, so often heard in the media, often "hyperventilated" compared to the realities on the ground. But he did spend a fair amount of time discussing the blossoming friendship between Delhi and Washington, and its indispensability to both sides. Clad argued that the relationship has stayed on a roughly positive "trend line" since bilateral relations began warming under Ronald Reagan and former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, avoiding dramatic ups and downs.
Of course, there are still notable points of friction-the U.S. alliance with Pakistan chief among them. Clad admitted that Washington is often "hobbled by what we can't say" in security discussions with Delhi because of its ties with Islamabad. Still, he stressed that a "deeper, less hesitant relationship" with India continues to develop. Clad cited two examples of this: the "uptick" in military to military ties and joint exercises during the Bush administration and the recently announced sale of six C-130 transport aircraft to the Indian military.
Clad closed his remarks by looking at the big picture. He said that ties with the United States have wide "bedrock support" among all important sectors of the Indian political establishment. In the past, a "tiff" between the United States and India would virtually shut down all cooperation. But, according to Clad, the possibility of isolated rows disrupting broader U.S.-India cooperation is becoming more unlikely.
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Bethlehem: 8th Release on Dec 2
"Apparently somebody in this f*cking universe answered my longstanding wish at last. These 10 tracks have the spirit and the balls I missed in Bethlehem for more than 18 years!" - Marcus Losen (ex-Bethlehem)
Black metal pioneers BETHLEHEM will release their new album, Bethlehem, on December 2 via Prophecy Productions. Produced by the band and Markus Stock (Alcest, Arcturus) at Studio E (Helrunar, Secrets of the Moon), Bethlehem is the band's eighth full-length record, and its release celebrates the 25th anniversary of the award-winning group, who features in its ranks bassist Bartsch, drummer Wolz, guitarist Karzov and new singer Onielar, from none other than German black metal stalwarts Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult!
In advance of the record's release, BETHLEHEM is streaming the new song "Kalt' Ritt in leicht faltiger Leere", which according to Bartsch, "could be translated to "Cold Ride in Flimsy Wrinkled Void". Experience BETHLEHEM's "Kalt' Ritt in leicht faltiger Leere" now, below
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""Kalt' Ritt in leicht faltiger Leere" lyrically, as well as musically, stands for the transcendental range of Bethlehem in 2016," comments Bartsch. "Onielar's unique and completely insane vocals put the finishing touch to it. Something wicked this way comes!"
Bethlehem is the follow-up to BETHLEHEM's 2014 LP, Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia, which was hailed as "strange, heavy, explorative, and dark" and "one of the best albums of the year" by Decibel. Self-titled albums usually suggest either a questionable "return to the roots" or a band reinvention of sorts. For BETHLEHEM, however, the release of the eponymously titled Bethlehem is a welcome rejuvenation in every respect. After long-standing drummer Wolz returned to the fold, Bartsch recruited Russian guitarist Karzov (who took on a major role in BETHLEHEM's songwriting) and a new singer: none other than Onielar from German black metal stalwarts Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult. Onielar's deranged vocals add to the deranged morbidity of Bethlehem, an album that conjures a fresh take on BETHLEHEM's mid-to-late-90s sound that Bartsch calls "anarchic as always".
Ultimately, 'Bethlehem' encompasses everything the progenitors of dark metal are about, combining the group's early harshness with an outrageous catchiness and the experimentalism BETHLEHEM has always boasted, all crowned with a production that perfectly balances both rawness and power.
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Azizi Developments reveals completion dates for Riviera mega project
UAE-based Azizi Developments has announced scheduled completion dates for phases of its flagship project in Meydan One, Dubai.
The company said phases one and two of Azizi Riviera are set to complete in the first quarter of 2019, with phase three and four two quarters later.
The construction firm said progress of the project is "advancing at a rapid pace", adding that land excavation has commenced in phase three, while for basement works are progressing in the first two phases.
Azizi Riviera will have a total of 69 mid-rise buildings, comprising 16,000 units of studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments.
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Cavity filling types: Get to know your options
Cavities are one of the last things you want to have when you visit the dentist. These pesky holes in your teeth are one of the consequences of poor oral health. It can be both painful and inconvenient, and can end up costing quite a bit of money if you don't have dental insurance. Especially in comparison to the cost of daily brushing and flossing, which could keep cavities at bay.
In this Pacific Prime Thailand article, we'll look into the different cavity filling types so you know what your options are.
What is a cavity filling?
A cavity, which is also known as caries or tooth decay, occurs when damage in your tooth's hard surface turns into a hole. It is usually caused by the buildup of bacteria as a result of bad oral hygiene and eating unhealthy food.
Since symptoms are usually evident once a cavity is more developed, it can be difficult to detect until it is too late. Some of the common signs of a cavity include:
- Sensitive teeth
- Tooth pain, which often occurs for no apparent reason
- Visible openings or holes in your teeth
- Moderate pain when chewing or drinking
- Discoloration of the tooth's surface (white, brown, or black)
If you have any of these symptoms, it's advisable to visit your dentist as soon as possible to find out if you have a cavity that needs filling.
A cavity filling describes the procedure where the dentist fills the opening in your tooth with some type of material. The goal is to eliminate your symptoms and fix the appearance of your tooth at the same time.
Types of cavity fillings
Many people assume that there is just one type of cavity filling, when in fact there are several options available – each of which has their unique pros and cons. The types of cavity fillings include amalgam (a composite of silver, mercury, and various metals), composite, metals, glass ionomer, and ceramic. The best cavity fillings for you will largely depend on the cost, your dental insurance cover, and how you want your teeth to look.
Amalgam has been a popular option used by dentists for over a century. It also happens to be the most researched cavity filling material. Due to their strength, amalgam fillings are suitable for filling teeth that are used for chewing, such as the molars. Since these types of fillings are made of several different metallic elements, they are more noticeable when you smile or laugh. They are also the most affordable type of filling.
Often referred to as filled resins or composites, composite fillings are made from a combination of quartz or glass filler. This type of filling can be made to blend in with your tooth's natural color. Additionally, they are quite durable and are suitable for small-to-medium-size restorations in moderate chewing areas.
Silver and gold amalgam are the most common metal types for cavity fillings. However, gold fillings usually cost much more than silver fillings, though some people still choose them for aesthetic reasons. While the appearance of metal fillings deters some people from getting them, the fact that they can last up to 15 years before needing to be replaced makes them more appealing.
Glass ionomer
Made from a combination of glass and acrylic, this kind of filling releases fluoride to protect your teeth. With that said, glass ionomer cavity fillings are less durable than the other options and may only last up to five years.
A ceramic cavity filling, which is typically made of porcelain, is the same color as your tooth. It is less prone to staining than composite cavity fillings. However, ceramic fillings can cost as much as gold cavity fillings.
When should you replace a cavity filling?
Depending on the material, tooth fillings will generally last for many years before you need to get them replaced. But chewing is the main factor that affects how long they will last. If you often grind or clench your teeth, then you may have to replace your fillings sooner.
If you notice cracks, worn areas, or other signs of wear on your fillings, make an appointment with your dentist as soon as possible. Chewing with a damaged filling can lead to a cracked tooth, which will need more costly and complicated repair than a straightforward filling. If the area around a filling continues to decay, regardless of the condition of the filling, your dentist may opt for a crown instead of an additional filling.
How much does it cost to get or replace a filling?
The cost of fillings without dental insurance can vary depending on the type of material used and the number of fillings required. The starting price for dental filling costs in Thailand is usually around THB ฿1,000 for composite material. However, they can go up to anywhere from THB ฿10,000 to THB ฿16,000, such as if you need a gold inlay, which is used for when the cavity is too big for a regular filling.
It's always a good idea to shop around and find out how much dental work will cost before choosing which dentist to go to. If you have dental insurance in Thailand or international dental insurance, you should ask your insurance agent or broker if they have a list of approved dental clinics.
Looking for dental insurance in Thailand?
Pacific Prime Thailand is a reputable insurance broker that can help you find the best dental plan for your unique requirements and budget. Whether you're looking for private health insurance or group health insurance, Pacific Prime is happy to help. Contact us to receive expert advice, get a free quote, or a plan comparison today.
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013 by PHOTO BY ROBERT WALCH in FocusYour look ahead at Valley Arts
A roaring good exhibition: You only have a few more weeks to take in "Fabulous Flappers: Fashion from the Ellie Laubner Collection," through April 14, Scheller Gallery, Allentown Art Museum of the Lehigh Valley, 31 N. Fifth St., Allentown. The exhibition includes evening gowns, lingerie, bridal wear, sportswear, handbags, vanity cases, jewelry, footwear even flapper salt and pepper shakers (1920s, hand-painted porcelain, Japan), above. Approximately 150 items worn by flappers and their beaus to beaches, football games, tea dances, weddings, night clubs, and speakeasies are on display. The decade of the Roaring '20s brought styles and changes to the United States as represented in the exhibit. Area resident Laubner, author of "Fashions of the Roaring Twenties" and "Collectible Fashions of the Turbulent 1930s," has donated more than 2,000 items spanning more than 200 years from her private collection to the Allentown Art Museum. allentownartmuseum.org, 610-432-4333
Tickling the ivories: "I Love A Piano," continuing through June 2, The Pines Dinner Theatre, 448 N. 17th St., Allentown, features nearly 60 of Irving Berlin's top songs, including "Alexander's Ragtime Band," "Blue Skies," "There's No Business Like Show Business," and the title song, sung by a cast of six, above, back, left to right, Brandon Wood, Casey Wood and Lauren Eitzenberger and, front, left to right, Ned Donovan, Gwen Swanson Vigorito and Brian M. Vigorito. The revue chronicles the spirit of the American Century from World War I through the Roaring '20s and the Great Depression through to the 1950s. Performances are: 12:30 p.m., dinner; 2 p.m., show Wednesdays, Thursdays, Sundays; and 6:30 p.m., dinner; 8 p.m. show, Fridays, Saturdays. Tickets: pinesdinnertheatre.com, 610-433-2333
Never done: "Women's Work: An Art Exhibition," continues through April 21, Antonio Salemme Foundation Gallery, Suite 203, 542 W. Hamilton St., Allentown. Six artists are featured: Janet Barna, mixed-media assemblages; Alison Bessesdotter, contemporary quilts and wearable art; Eileen Cressman-Reeder, polymer clay sculpture; Marilyn Hazelton, photography with poetry; Maryann Riker, mixed-media artist books and collage; and Susan Weaver, jewelry. In connection with the exhibition and theme, there's Allentown Public Theatre's two-woman sketch comedy, "Parallel Lives," continuing 8 p.m. March 28 - 30, April 4 - 6 and 2 p.m. April 7; an open mike night of readings, comedy and music, 7 - 9 p.m. April 11; "The Vagina Monologues," 4, 7 p.m. April 20; 4 p.m. April 21; and "A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant and A Prayer," 7 p.m. April 19. Information: antoniosalemme.org, 610-433-4150
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I recently purchased an Orion XT10g which will be replacing my Evolution mounted EdgeHD 8 and a 10" Zhummel Dob.
This scope will give me the extra aperture that the Zhummel has as well as the tracking and GoTo of the Evolution.
I made a few upgrades before I took it out for its first night under the stars...
- Center spotted the primary with Catseye's Hotspot (already have set of their collimation tools)
- Installed Protostar FlockBoard along the full length of the tube
- Replaced the focuser with a Moonlight CR focuser
- Added a couple Farpoint lifting straps
- Added Bob's Knobs to the secondary holder.
Last night it had its first light. Overall I'm quite happy.
Collimation was easy as expected using Catseye's tools.
Alignment (two-star) was similarly quite quick and easy. Objects were found easily and well within, if not near the center of my lowest power, widest field eyepiece (17mm Ethos)
Skies were clear and transparency was above average. Seeing wasn't the best so I kept to low powers. Very impressed with the optical quality.
Using my GSO coma corrector I got near perfect images even at the edge of a 100º field of view. As was the case with my Zhummel Z10, the GSO corrector is plug-and-play. No need to do any adjusting or fiddling.
Panning around via the hand controller was very smooth. No backlash noted.
Now the only issue that I have is that the azimuth movement, manually that is, is very stiff. Stiff to the point of really not possible without toppling the whole scope over. I've already raised this concern with Orion and they are sending a new base out to me.
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE is the subject of the latest talk to Norwood Society's local history group in their new home at Upper Norwood joint library this Thursday (April 17th).
Phillip Emery of The Crystal Palace Foundation will bring to life the history of the Palace which did much to influence the development of the area.
The library is in Westow Hill (corner of Beardell Street). The talk starts at 7.30pm. Meetings are now being held "upstairs" in the children's library on the ground floor. Entry and refreshments are free but donations are welcome to cover costs.
THE 'QUESTION AND ANSWER' evening at the Queens hotel on Church Road was a 'resounding success' say Crystal Palace Chamber of Commerce.
The 'Question Time'-style event which asked: "What are the important questions and priorities to be addressed from local businesses and the local community in terms of how Crystal Palace's future evolves?" was a "resounding success, with inspiring contributions from the panel and passionate and committed questions from the floor" say the Chamber..
"Topics covered were varied: from how to maintain the independent nature of our area's trading community and the difficulties of working with the five councils that span Crystal Palace to the proposed Tramlink which has been promised for 2020" said a Chamber spokesman.
"There was also a frank discussion on the proposals for the development of the top site.
"One interesting avenue for investigation was the suggestion of instigating a parish council to represent Crystal Palace, rather than rely on the fractured management by five councils with different priorities.
"A thank you to all those attended and raised pertinent questions.
The panel consisted of three local GLA Assembly members Val Shawcross (Labour) Darren Johnson (Green), Steve O'Connell (Conservative) and the Bromley Lib Dem councillor for Crystal Palace ward Tom Papworth, and was "expertly chaired" by Jonathan Croucher, the vicar of Christchurch Gipsy Hill.
The Chamber has expressed a "huge thanks" to Pritam and the directors of the EuroHotel Queen's hotel for their generosity in making the Balmoral suite available along with a spread of food and refreshments; to Darren Hatch of SRL Sound Lighting and Rental who provided the PA system and sound monitoring for the evening and to Sue Giovanni who video recorded the event.
The Chamber say they have all been encouraged by the support of both the trading and local communities to host other events as the year progresses.
The event was video recorded and is now online and can be viewed either via the Chamber's web site http://www.crystalpalacechamber.org or live at the Friends of Crystal Palace Subway web page http://www.cpsubway.org for those who could not attend.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE welcome anybody who has business expertise to apply for a position on the board and assist us in developing further the Chamber of Commerce as a vibrant forum to represent businesses in Crystal Palace and Norwood. And we also welcome associates who wish to join us.Please email us at email@example.com.
A LOAD OF BOULES – or BOULEZ-VOUS
TRANSMITTER MAGAZINE are sponsoring a boules tournament in Westow Park (near the Church Road entrance opposite the top of Fox Hill).
The knock-out event starts on Thursday April 17th and continues on Thursdays up to the final on Thursday June 26th.
The rules for boules can be found on page 10 of the Transmitter's latest – Spring – issue. The first game will be the first played on the boules court since it was installed.
RESIDENTS AND TRADERS in a vast area of the Triangle were without water for a few hourtsd on the morning of March 31st.
A Thames Water spokeswoman told News From Crystal Palace: "Unfortunately we had a problem with one of our pumps at Norwood water booster station which led to some customers losing their water supply and others receiving poor water pressure.
"We had a team on site very quickly to investigate the problem and the pumps were fixed and everything back to normal by lunchtime."


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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Join us for City2Lake
Run, walk or ride - arrangements for Griffith's most popular fundraiser The Casella/Visy and Griffith City Council City 2 Lake for Griffith Can Assist are in full swing.
This is a fundraiser which is important to Griffith as all funds raised will remain in Griffith and used to assist and support cancer affected families.
As Griffith Can Assist is community-funded, support from our community is vital to help keep our charity strong and viable so we are able to continue offering care and comfort.
Join us on Sunday, March 8 at Jubilee Oval and enjoy a walk, run or ride to Lake Wyangan Picnic Area. The event starts at 8am and it is essential for all participants to be at the start line by 7.30am. Entry is $25 per adult, $10 per child or $50 per family.
Registrations may be made online at www.city2lake.org, by Griffith Central management or visiting the Can Assist Raffle table. Registrations will be taken until the day at Jubilee Oval 6.30am to 7.15am.
Fantastic prizes have been donated. Best dressed individual wins a $200 voucher from Athlete's Foot, best dressed team wins a $200 voucher from Il Corso and $300 voucher from Family Funland, highest team fundraiser receives a $400 voucher from the Hotel Victoria and $300 from Family Funland and the highest individual fundraiser wins a $200 voucher from Athlete's Foot and a $200 voucher from Il Corso.
There will be water stations along the way, and MIA Coaches will have a bus running before and after the event. A recovery vehicle will also be available.
There is a bag drop at the start line and a bag collection at the finish with catering and entertainment available.
Medals for the first finishers in each age category will be awarded.
Griffith Can Assist is a small group of volunteers and we need your help to maintain this charity to support our cancer-affected community.
If you can't participate we would greatly appreciate a donation and these can be made by contacting Olga Forner on 0429 645 264 or by email firstname.lastname@example.com for details. All donations over $2 are tax deductible.
Please remember this is for Griffith - with just three words a family can be thrown into a stressful and anxious situation - help us help these families and make this City 2 Lake fundraiser one of the biggest ever!
Griffith Can Assist committee
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If you're really not interested in visiting any food franchises whilst in Edinburgh then feel free to skip on ahead; that is unless I can tempt you with 'the two hidden spots on the corners of Hanover Street.'
Of course when visiting Edinburgh, it is top priority to see and try the authentic local places, to feel the true experience of the city, it is any travellers' obligation!
However, there is a time and a place for everything.
On the East corner of Hanover Streed next to its neighbouring store is a small glass door, signposted by the all too familiar burgundy logo of Costa. You will find the café ly above the entrance, and once you climb the stairs and find a seat by the window you will be revealed a gorgeous view across Princes Street and over into the old town. An unexpected delight after entering such an easily over looked entrance.
On the West corner, however if you're feeling Japanese cuisine, along Princes Street is another unassuming glass door. This time emblazoned by the neon orange sign of Yo-Sushi! Inside will be a member of staff to greet you and an escalator up into the restaurant. Again, here there is a large window onlooking Princes Street and Old Towns charming architecture.
Fern Bowdery
Insider Tip: As Yo-Sushi! is a restaurant you will be given your seats by the staff, you can ask for a window seat, but it is more likely that a single customer will be placed by the window than a group.
YO SUSHI!, http://www.yosushi.com, Mon – Sat 11.30 AM – 10.00 PM Sun 11.30 AM – 9.00 PM, 0131 341 2062
Costa Coffee, http://www.costa.co.uk, Mon – Sat 6.00 AM – 10.00 PM Sun 7.00 AM – 9.00 PM, 0131 226 5138