Here is a link to my answers to today's SYNDICATED New York Times crossword.

The name's William Ernest Butler, but please call me Bill. I grew up in Ireland, but now live out here in the San Francisco Bay Area. I am retired, from technology businesses that took our family all over the world.
I answer all emails, so please feel free to email me at bill@paxient.com, contact me on Google+ or leave a comment below.
I worked on my first crossword puzzle when I was about 6-years-old, sitting on my Dad's knee. He let me "help" him with his puzzle almost everyday as I was growing up. Over the years, Dad passed on to me his addiction to crosswords. Now in my early 50s, I work on my Irish Times and New York Times puzzles every day. I'm no longer sitting on my Dad's knee, but I feel that he is there with me, looking over my shoulder.
This blog is dedicated to my Dad, who passed away at the beginning of this month.
Bill
January 29, 2009
2 comments :
I can't seem to make "care" make sense for 29 down "glazed fabric"...there is a Martin Ritt but I didn't think "cire" would be a word or is it?
Thanks for your work, BTW. I appreciate checking my answers with your site. We're a week behind in the local paper.
Mike
Hi Mike,
You caught me out!
Indeed you are right, and I made a mistake (that slipped through the rigorous quality control!).
Ciré, I just found out, is a fabric with a highly glazed finish due to the application of wax.
Thanks for taking the time to tell me about the error, Mike. And I'm glad you're finding the blog useful.
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