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G4S - the Anglo-Danish conglomerate - has put the security of the London Olympics at risk. Or so it would seem according to recent headlines. The largest private security company in the world, G4S employs over 650,000 people in 125 countries. But the news broke last week that it could not provide the 13,000 security guards it had promised for the Olympics.Britain's muckraking journalists responded with aplomb. The papers abounded with stories of inept trainees asleep in classes or lacking in English. Other would-be security guards failed to spot pistols, bombs and grenades. Certainly, G4S' shenanigans have laid the ground for a scandal of Olympic proportions if terrorist attacks do occur. The British armed forces now have to provide at short notice an additional 3,500 personnel on top of 13,500 already committed to the Olympics. Troops returning from Afghanistan and others who were training for deployment will make up for G4S' apparent inability to recruit enough rent-a-cops. Real police are also being taken off their beats to fill the gaps. Whether or not security of the Olympics has been compromised, the British public will have to do with fewer police, while its soldiers will be less prepared for their tours of duty or have their long-sought reunions with families disrupted. Other essential military tasks are also being compromised to provide personnel for the Olympics.
Back storyAthletes, spectators and Londoners are lucky that the UK still has sufficient publically provided security forces of its own to do the job. Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron's government has recently announced cuts in the British Army from around 100,000 to 82,000. It is also forcing Britain's police forces to privatise services from criminal investigation to detaining suspects.A company of G4S's size should have been able to mobilise the necessary numbers. The British armed forces number in total less than 180,000 and they can manage with but a week's notice while conducting a war and other worldwide deployments. G4S' competitor Serco flew recruits from London to the Australian outback to profit from Australia's crackdown on illegal immigration.
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No doubt the real back story at G4S has less to do with the failure of its recruiting process and more to do with calculations of profit. Perhaps having underbid to secure the Olympic contract, it turned out to be too expensive to actually fulfil the contractual obligations? The basic lie behind the idea of privatisation is that private companies can provide services more cheaply than their public counterparts. Indeed, they must provide cheap services if they are to turn a profit. The public gets less for its money, while shareholders and executives bank the remainder. In this case, expensively trained and paid professional military and police will fill the gaps G4S has created. To fully resource - or "gold plate" - its Olympic security operation would have eaten into G4S' profits. The most charitable interpretation of events might be that the company gambled by under-resourcing its recruitment and training operation. After all, the loss of $80m on its Olympics contract will hardly register for a company that holds $1.1bn in UK government contracts alone.
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Whatever the case at G4S, the actual security of the London Olympics has always been the responsibility of the UK's public security forces and intelligence services, assisted by its allies. The FBI and the CIA warned of vulnerabilities at the games in December, which led Cameron to quintuple the numbers it was asking G4S to recruit. Until just last week, G4S had been promising to "overshoot" its recruitment targets, even with the increase. Skimping on the security of the public to make a profit is a hallmark of G4S' operations, despite the company's slogan "Securing Your World".
Wackenhut, a G4S subsidiary in the US, lost its contract to guard the headquarters of the Department of Homeland Security. An anthrax threat was mishandled, entrances under-guarded, and equipment not repaired. Similar failings attend Wackenhut's operations at US nuclear facilities. It has falsified the weapons and drugs tests of its employees. It cannot maintain proper security over the badges which allow access to secure facilities and information. Public officials make mistakes too, but they do not systematically profit from them. Some of G4S's mistakes have been deadly. An Angolan man died of asphyxiation on a British Airways flight while three G4S escorts restrained him. In Australia in 2007, G4S drivers left detainees locked in a scorching van, where one was reduced to drinking his own urine. The next year an Aboriginal man died in similar circumstances. One of the hidden costs of privatisation is that knowledge and expertise are no longer retained by public institutions. Instead, they become the property of private contractors. Militaries, police forces, and other public services lose the ability and the institutional memory to conduct various tasks. Governments must then pay the price over and over again for contractors to do the job badly. Contractors care little about developing and retaining dedicated expertise in particular tasks. They need only enough to secure the contract. Their bottom line is profit, not security or the public good. As a consequence, privatisation is a kind of "de-development", a de-modernisation of the services government provides and which we pay for through taxes. Naturally, corporations and their political allies tell us otherwise, that the private sector does more for less while earning a tidy profit. If a salesmen showed up at your door promising this kind of magic - money for nothing - you would know what to do. Why then do the voting publics of the West continue to believe in the big lie of private sector efficiency? Tarak Barkawi is Associate Professor in the Department of Politics, New School for Social Research.
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Before Gaga took the stand for a mock trial to testify in front of a panel of experts and to explain what she hopes to accomplish, Oprah interviewed her onstage.
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"The three pillars are SSO. If you could remember these things today it would make me very, very happy," she told the audience. "It's safety, skills and opportunity."
Gaga said she wants everyone to feel safe in their community and to develop the skills that are needed to be a loving, accepting and tolerant person. Additionally, she hopes that these sentiments are injected into all the people around them.
"I believe once you feel safe in your environment and you acquire the skills to be a loving and accepting person, the opportunities for you are endless to become a great functioning human in society," she said. "The culture of love is not going to change overnight but youth are the answer to creating a braver, kinder world."
BTWF will address issues like self-confidence, well-being, anti-bullying, mentoring and career development through research, education and advocacy.
After the suicide of bullied New York teen Jamey Rodemeyer, Gaga has been on a mission to make bullying illegal. As a result, the non-profit will create an environment that allows youth to safely express their individuality and one that provides them with the skills needed to encourage self-expression and promote civic engagement.
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Posted byon February 17, 2012 at 7:22 PM EDTCheck out the slideshow below of the photos and stories of Americans across all 50 states (plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands) who believed that their voice could make a difference and had the courage to speak out about what losing an extra $40 per paycheck would mean for them and for their family.
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You know her. When she walks into the room all eyes turn to her. Is she the most beautiful woman in the room? Not always. The skinniest? Not usually. The youngest? Hardly ever. But…she has that certain something. Men and women alike are magnetically drawn to her but no one can quite put a finger on why she is so irresistible. She is a BOMBSHELL.
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Living Aligned Radio presents... Love Story Living with Marshay (Episode #18, Oct 24, 2013)! Special guest Gigi GiTwice: Singer, Songwriter, Guitarist of Mahognay Dust, CEO, Founder, Astro-Alignment Coach of Living Aligned, and so much more.
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Kingston underlines their flash storage pedigree by revealing the latest device, the SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive. This highly affordable 40GB SSD is meant for your operating system and other key applications to reside on instead of its traditional role as a storage platform. The whole point behind this would be to boost your machine's overall performance since it is able to touch read and write speeds of 170MB/s and 40MB/s, respectively. The Kingston SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive retails for $115 while those who want the drive alongside a 3.5″ mounting bracket and extenders will have to fork out $130. [Press Release]
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The Philadelphia Flyers have been quite busy in this weekend's NHL draft, and not just with their draft picks. Flyers fans like myself already said goodbye to Sergei Bobrovsky on June 22, as he was traded to the Columbus Blue Jackets after he briefly looked like Philadelphia's goaltending future. Then on June 23, another Flyers youngster who looked to be a big part of the future was sent away.
This time it was James van Riemsdyk, who looked to be a big acquisition as the second pick in the 2007 NHL draft. But five years later, van Riemsdyk became expendable enough to send to the Toronto Maple Leafs, in a straight-up trade for Brayden Schenn's brother Luke.
From the start, van Riemsdyk had a hard time proving himself worthy of the No. 2 pick - especially after No. 1 pick Patrick Kane got the Chicago Blackhawks past the Flyers for the 2010 Stanley Cup. However, 'JVR' showed flashes of brilliance in the 2010-11 season and postseason, raising hopes that he would finally take the next step soon enough.
But like Bobrovsky, van Riemsdyk ran his course with the Flyers in 2011-12 and couldn't do much for them. Injuries were partly to blame for van Riemsdyk's slide, as they limited him to only 43 games. Yet that was seemingly enough to prove that the Flyers couldn't wait around any longer for him, although he only had three years to try.
Just over a year ago, Bobrovsky and van Riemsdyk looked to be the cornerstones in Philadelphia's long term future. Now those positions belong to the likes of Claude Giroux, Scott Hartnell, Sean Couturier and Schenn - who now has his brother for extra support. Meanwhile, while the Flyers build up for another Stanley Cup run, van Riemsdyk heads for a Maple Leafs club with an even longer title drought - and even less hope to break it.
Both of the recently traded young Flyers had a window of opportunity, couldn't take advantage, and now have to start over with teams that are going nowhere. Meanwhile, Philadelphia remains confident that all the young stars it developed this past season won't turn out so disappointing.
Yet Schenn, Couturier, Jakub Voracek and Matt Read only have to look at van Riemsdyk and Bobrovsky to see how quick the future can change. With one bad season or two, they too could suddenly become expendable while the Flyers start a brand new youth movement.
Although van Riemsdyk helped the Flyers get to the Stanley Cup Finals in his rookie season, he is now gone just two years later. This serves as a cautionary tale for future NHL drafts, Philadelphia's current budding stars and the Flyers franchise in general. Yet as Mike Richards, Jeff Carter and Simon Gagne just proved with the champion Los Angeles Kings, being a bust in Philadelphia doesn't always derail a career.
Robert Dougherty is a life-long Philadelphia resident and a Flyers fan since the age of eight.
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Kings move Flyers up list of longest Stanley Cup droughts
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Quidditch soars into Green Hill Park with the Mid-Atlantic Regional Quidditch Tournament this weekend, Nov. 3-4
Green Hill Park plays host to the Mid-Atlantic Regional Quidditch Tournament this weekend, and Harry Potter fans flocked from all over Southwest Virginia (and beyond!) to be a part of the magic.
Young witches and wizards earned points for their houses, after being sorted by the Sorting Hat by trying their hand at a number of Harry Potter-themed games and quizzes: Wizard's Chess, played on an almost life-size chessboard; Potions, where budding witches and wizards mixed their own brews; and Muggle Studies, O.W.L. Exams and N.E.W.T. Exams, where players tested their knowledge of all things Harry Potter.
The Glenvar Youth Boosters field was transformed into a campground for the Quidditch teams; area would-be players who aren't yet college-aged got a chance to play Kidditch.
Dawn Karpoff, a Baltimore, Md. native who follows the International Quidditch Association, explains that Kidditch is a community outreach program for the college Quidditch players. Members from the team work with younger players in their own games. "Kidditch promotes not just exercise, but creativity and literacy too," Karpoff says.
Teams from all over the Mid-Atlantic Region traveled to Roanoke County to show their talents at Green Hill Park. Participating teams–there were 21 in all–included Virginia Tech, University of Virginia, Virginia Commonwealth University, Christopher Newport University, University of Richmond, UNC Greensboro and many more.
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Banking on the growth potential of this waterfront neighborhood in Queens, the owner purchased this two-family townhouse as an investment property in 1991. -- Jackie Bischof
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Linda Henley purchased this two-family townhouse in the waterfront neighborhood of Long Island City, Queens, with a friend in 1991, who confirmed the purchase. She became sole owner of the property in January 2013 according to public records. The 2,260-square-foot townhouse is laid out as a duplex with a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with a private entrance above. Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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Ms. Henley, 57 years old, is a consultant working with nonprofits on fundraising and development. She lives in the duplex with her husband and 18-year-old son. Prior to working as an independent consultant, Ms. Henley spent a number of years working on economic development in Queens, including as deputy director for economic development in the Queens borough president's office in the 1980s, and later, as executive director of the Long Island City Business Development Corp. Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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A dining area is shown. 'I was involved with many neighborhoods considered for major redevelopment,' Ms. Henley said. 'Long Island City was, in my opinion, the pre-eminent location,' she said, citing the area's location--a short drive to Manhattan--multiple subway lines and skyline views. Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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The living room is pictured. Ms. Henley used the townhouse as an investment property, renting it out to tenants. Seventeen years ago, she moved to Citylights, one of the first high-rise apartment buildings on the Long Island City waterfront when it was built in 1997. 'I knew what this neighborhood was going to be like,' she said. 'Like [Manhattan's] Battery City, but in Queens.' Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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The kitchen of the duplex is shown. 'It was a solid industrial area when I bought this house,' said Ms. Henley. 'Because there were so few residences in the area, 'we could park our car in front of the building almost any time of day or night,' she said. Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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A bedroom in the home is pictured. The duplex has two bathrooms and three bedrooms. Long Island City is currently undergoing a development boom, with a number of high-rise apartment buildings sprouting up along the waterfront. Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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A bathroom is pictured. Ms. Henley had tenants in the duplex until two years ago, when she decided to do an extensive renovation. The gut renovation took a year and involved fortifying the structure; replacing the plumbing, windows, electrical systems; adding a bathroom, a laundry room and a pantry; and moving the kitchen from the back to the front of the house. Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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A sitting area in the master bedroom is pictured. 'It took over my life,' said Ms. Henley of the renovation. 'I didn't understand the depth of what I was getting into.' Ms. Henley said she stopped counting the renovation costs as they climbed past $300,000. 'If I kept counting I was going to pass out,' she said. The family moved from their apartment into the duplex to work on the renovation and to enjoy the backyard. Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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Another view of the master bedroom is shown. The upper apartment has had basic renovations. Ms. Henley and her husband are selling because their son is going to college and they are looking for a smaller space. They also think it is a good time to sell, with interest in the area driven by new developments and public upgrades in the neighborhood, such as the expansion of Gantry Plaza State Park. 'It's so pretty,' said Ms. Henley of the neighborhood now. 'One of the reasons it's so nice to live here, is you sometimes feel like you're a tourist in the same city you live in.' Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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The 800-square-foot backyard, also renovated, is shown. 'It continues to be a neighborhood in transition from industrial to residential,' said Ms. Henley. 'There's still a roughness to the neighborhood, but there's also an elegance and absolute beauty and funkiness.' The townhouse was listed in July for $2.25 million and is a co-listing between Jonna Stark of Nest Seekers International and Mary Beth McGill of Modern Spaces. Keith Bedford for The Wall Street Journal
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Support Groups
CFS is foremost a physical disease. However, living with CFS requires adapting to an entirely new way of life. People with CFIDS often feel alone with their disease and with the everyday struggles this illness brings to their lives and the lives of family members and friends. Support groups ease the transition for the newly diagnosed patient and provide essential emotional support in the ongoing struggle with the disease. Knowing that others share this journey offers comfort and reassurance.
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HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Purvis sparks Wolverines' win
Perhaps no one has a better perspective on next week's North Stafford–Briar Woods showdown than Mo Hampton.
His Brooke Point Black–Hawks have faced both of the Division 5A–North powers, who square off next Friday in Ashburn. Briar Woods beat Brooke Point 63–13 in their opener two weeks ago, and the Wolverines beat the Black–Hawks 44–6 Friday night behind senior Von Purvis' six touchdowns.
"If [North Stafford] can run the ball, they'll be fine," Hampton said. "It'll be good teams, but I'm not about to make any predictions."
The Wolverines (3–0) would be wise to get the ball into Purvis' hands often. On Friday night, the senior scored on runs of 53, 4, 6 and 47 yards and returned a blocked punt and an unblocked one for touchdowns.
"He's pretty dynamic, obviously," North Stafford coach Joe Mangano said. "He's tough, he runs hard, he's fast and he's a gamer. He has a nose for the end zone."
Purvis' heroics came in handy on a night when Brooke Point (0–3) actually outgained the Wolverines in yards from scrimmage, 252–164. But four lost fumbles and the special-teams issues cost the Black–Hawks dearly.
Tyler Bailey smothered Bryan Edelstein's punt barely two minutes into the game, and Purvis scooped it up at the 3 and scored.
The Black–Hawks immediately answered with their best drive of the night. Gerimi Parrett made a leaping catch of Donovan Fobbs' pass between two defenders for a 31-yard gain, and Fobbs hit Chez De–Borous for a 35-yard touchdown five plays later to make it 7–6.
But the Black–Hawks never really threatened again, and the Wolverines relied on their defense and Purvis' legs.
North Stafford hasn't been severely tested in any of its first three games. That will change next week against Briar Woods, which won the past two Division 4 state titles before moving up to Division 5 this year.
"This game is behind us," Purvis said. "We need to go back to practice and tighten up a few things.
"If we beat Briar Woods, we're really going to prove a point."
North Stafford | 14 | 17 | 13 | 0 | — | 44 |
Brooke Point | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | — | 6 |
First Quarter
NS-V. Purvis 3-yard blocked punt return (J. Slye kick)
BP-C. De-Borous 35-yard pass from D. Fobbs (kick failed)
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NS-V. Purvis 4-yard run (J. Slye kick)
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NS-V. Purvis 6-yard run (J. Slye kick)
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First downs | 7 | 8 |
Rushing yardage | 35-117 | 35-83 |
Passing yardage | 47 | 149 |
Passes | 4-6-0 | 15-27-0 |
Punt-Avg. | 6-38.3 | 8-24.8 |
Fumbles-lost | 2-2 | 7-4 |
Penalties-yards | 7-60 | 6-61 |
Rushing: Brooke Point—Jeramey Manuel 4-54; Damone Drew 21-38; Brandon Griffin 2-12; Gerimi Parrett 2-4; M.J. Hampton 2-3; Bryan Edelstein 1-(-6); Team 1-(-9); Donovan Fobbs 2-(-13). North Stafford—Von Purvis 18-161, 4TD; Morton 8-3; Andre Hamilton 1-0; Cedrick Watkins 1-0; Team 1-(-17); Pat Ayala 6-(-30).
Passing: Brooke Point—Donovan Fobbs 15-27-0 149, TD. North Stafford—Pat Ayala 4-6-0 47.
Receiving: Brooke Point—Gerimi Parrett 6-88; Chez De-Borous 2-37, TD; Reginald Collins 1-5; Damone Drew 3-4; M.J. Hampton 1-3. North Stafford—Jalen Sarratt 2-42; Cedrick Watkins 1-4; Andre Hamilton 1-1.
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Many mods for Star Wars Battlefront 2 have been about the Clone Wars. However, none have focused on the TV show like this. Great effort has been put into this era mod to make you feel like you are fighting in "The Clone Wars." It includes all the features players have come to expect from high quality era mods: New classes, AI heroes, unit models, weapons, animations and more.
And this mod includes many clone trooper legions, including the famed 501st, 327th and the 212th, as well as new clones like the Wolfpack Troopers; they are randomized from mission-to-mission, so you get a different legion every match.
The mod also features many heroes who have rarely or never been seen before. These include Ahsoka Tano, Cad Bane, Padme Amidala, Bossk, Barriss Offee and more. Plus, classic heroes done in TCW Style, like Obiwan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, Assajj Ventress and more. Jedi heroes are assigned to their clone legions. But with SWBF2's hero system, only one hero is available per legion. By randomizing the heroes along side their clone legion, this will ensure that each hero will have a fair chance to command his or her troops. For example, when the 501st is the playable legion, the hero will either be Anakin or Ahsoka since they both command this legion. In addition, every clone legion has a clone "hero," like Commander Cody, Captain Rex, Commander Wolffe, and many others.
The CIS has not gone unchanged; their whole setup reflects what is seen in "The Clone Wars." Many special CIS units are randomized from mission-to-mission. For instance, one match you may have an Ultra Droideka to fight as or against and other times an Elite Commando Droid.
In addition, the stock maps have had changes. Many maps were given randomized and appropriate weather. For example, a match on Tatooine could take place in the middle of a sunny day as usual. However it could also take place in the middle of the night under the moons or during a dust storm facing the elements.
Also, probability determines the role of the Republic and CIS as either defender or attacker; the clones may invade a CIS-held Kashyyyk, or the Republic may be retaking their capital of Coruscant.
As an added bonus, Rahm Kota's Republic Militia is randomized as a "clone legion," allowing you to fight as Rahm Kota and his padawan Falon Grey before The Force Unleased.The Militia is a group of volunteer soldiers that Rahm Kota handpicked himself due to his mistrust of using clone troops.
With more surprises to come and planned expansion packs, this mod should keep you playing for a long long time...
Be sure to watch the trailer and keep an eye out for this mod in 2012.
Credit goes to [GT] AQT For helping me write this, thank you.
Other mods my team is developing include (but not limited to):
The Battlefront 3 Mod
The Mass Effect Unification Mod
Moddb.com Released! Check it out!
Executive Developer - THEWULFMAN
Co-Executive Developer - Marth8880
23 comments by THEWULFMAN on Jun 11th, 2013
In light of SWBF(3) being announced at E3, and considering I have too much on my plate to work on this, I am ceasing all work on this mod. I will be archiving this project within the week.
I will be keeping all the assets, I might use them in a future mod. I have a grand mod planned that I've talked little about in public, but oh is it going to be good. I will also divert more effort in TCW's direction(I want to get that out the door as soon as possible), as well as keeping up my continued development of Mass Effect Unification with Marth.
The whole reason I started the SWBF3 mod was because I gave up on SWBF3 being officially made, and with it announced at E3, I feel I do not need to make this. Additionally, there's a standalone project out there, for Crysis, trying to do the same thing. Battlecry, check them out. Moddb.com
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know when the mod will be about not take any more I want to play yaaa're a genius to have thought of making a mod of The Clone Wars.espero reply
This mod looks amazing as is... do you predict being done with it soon?
or release it as is right now. BTW, the models on Deviantart are AWESOME! I look forward to the release!
Epic as this mod looks, the developers havnt been in touch with us fans in quite awhile, we are assured the project is being worked on, but we dont really know how far along they are and what needs to be done, so untill they say for sure, or ten years pass without a release date, we just get to hold hands and sing a song untill they come forth with fruit in the basket, As always im NOT on the team so please correct me if im wrong! As always, ill see YOU!! in my next post. . .BABAI!!
this mod is not finished yet and is still in production, there is no download link yet, be patient and the mod will be released at the modders disgression :D (though an update would be nice if only to keep the fanbase up and in love with the mod)
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Sarah smiled at the news. So Karen got knocked up by her own son, and Sam was back in her bed fucking her almost every night. What better revenge could she ask for?
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Just be thankful! A new plant or two?? Or a cruet set?
Don't know how I managed to duplicate Lyn's post twice.
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Everytime I buy something from parkers, they enclose a booklet giving all the info even whether they need slug protection, I do pot up their perennials for the winter and plant out in spring thougth. I bought the funniest thing from them, as I thought, just 5 pieces of root,, I laid it in a tray and covered it with gravel,(just like carol does) and it's now starting to shoot. My alamanchia and acer, bought last year for 1.99 and planted in the Spring are now 3feet tall and covered in leafbuds, my daughter, K, paid a fortune for her acer and they are both the same size now. I like to buy small plants and watch them grow on, some people like the instant garden look.
I'm happy to grow on small plants, too, because I'm a cheapskate and don't want to spend too much. However, when I started gardening about fifteen years ago, I failed a number of times with small plants because I did not know what I was doing. I do agree with Jimmmy that the plants are not that cheap for their size, but they seem cheap when you look at the photographs of mature plants.
A leaflet sent with plants is very helpful - but I think basic info should be in the catalogue because if you order the wrong plant for your soil type or zone, it is too late to find out after you've received it. It is fine for people who know what they are doing, but for inexperienced gardeners, it is complicated and confusing to try to order the right plants without adequate guidance. I'm only asking for the basics - annual or perennial, size and flowering period (which they usually give), soil type, hardiness and requirements for growing on (pot or in the ground, greenhouse or outside). It could even be done by symbols when page space is at a premium.
Obviously, this is your area of expertise, Dove. Thanks for the advice. Once again, welcome back!
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I think we must have come out of the same mould GG. Like a bit of pleasant banter. I too was pleased to see the support she has. Power to all OAP's! I've already offered to carry a banner for Frank. Perhaps Jean would like me to march for her too. I'll just get my zimmer frame.
Tina, I love your comment. All power to your elbow!
Interesting to read the views of different people. Personally, I'd cut it back or pinch it out if it is a young clematis, because I'd prefer at this stage to get more stems even at the cost of flowers. It is an investment in the future. If the new growth is coming from further up the stems, rather that from the bottom, I'd prune it back to the bottom, just leaving a short amount of stem. It will give it a setback but it will just flower later and be a better looking plant, IMO. Be gentle with me if you disagree!!
I am sure you are right, Dove. As I've said before, I live in what was just a lane at one time. We discovered after moving here that it is an unadopted road and belongs to the railway authority. This has never been pointed out to us by our solicitor and really, I feel we are entitled to some compensation, since no-one feels responsible to maintain the road. This lady, however, was given the land and the legal position may be quite complicated, I suppose.
That's great! And you didn't accept the proposal! Don't blame you, really, I wouldn't marry again. Too many comparisons, as my husband always says, but also too little privacy!
I am finding this debate rather fun and I hope I'm not offending anyone by pursuing the point. I do mean what I say though and it seems that local councillors agree. in the latest acount, it seems that she was given the land and did not know that it was green belt.


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