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Another week, another awesome voice actor interview. What makes this one extra awesome is that it's with the great D.C Douglas. I interviewed D.C last year as part of the Mass Effect cast interviews and I looked forward to chatting with him again. He always gives readers an interesting peek into his work all the while keeping it funny and entertaining. A true gentlemen as well as a true talent, D.C is up there with my favourite voice actors. A pleasure as always, D.C. Enjoy the interview everyone and when your done why not follow D.C on twitter or check out some of his short films in the links throughout this post.
Retroplayer- First off, tell us a little about yourself, D.C
D.C- Carbon based. Inappropriate humor. Equal helpings of insecurity and arrogance. Think I can dance but I see how you all look at me. Stopped caring about bands after realizing Roger Waters might be a little bit of a prick. Actually, for the boring version, check out THIS page.
Retroplayer- When did you decide that acting was your call in life?
D.C- I was 7 and was watching a Hollywood & The Stars special after the local Dialing For Dollars afternoon film. It was narrated by Joseph Cotton. You know, listening to him can convert anyone to anything. Never thought of being anything else since.
Retroplayer- Very early on in your career you were in the film Future Force opposite of David Carradine where you played Billy Parke, a paraplegic computer whiz kid who helped out Carradines character from a tiny little dark room. I found it quite refreshing that on your official blog you made a post about this film and basically had a good laugh looking back on it. Do you feel that it's important for an actor to embrace every aspect of their career even if looking back it may not stand up to their later work?
D.C- First off – thanks for doing some homework outside of video games! Impressive! As for acting gigs, I like to act. The odds of getting a career only full of respectable projects is very rare. So, I take whatever comes my way that will be fun. And at the same time, I can watch my performance and know when I suck or the thing I'm in sucks. Instead of retreating from that reality, I prefer to embrace it and have a good laugh. After all, no one dies if an actor is in a crappy movie… Some may get hurt, though…
Retroplayer- Give us an impression of a day in the life of D.C Douglas.
D.C- First I prepare the burial site. Then I stake out their workplace until they go on their lunch break. I use one of my pre-soaked chloroform pads to subdue them… Oh, you mean acting, right? Of course you do. Duh! Sorry
A big part of my daily routine is just me and my iMac. First I respond to emails from clients overseas. Then I record all the auditions that are due that day. Then lunch. Then record gigs that came in during the night. Some days involve me going out into the world to record at a studio. Some days I actually have a rare on-camera audition and I spend several hours preparing the audition, then going to whatever film/television studio. By 7 I'm drinking Cabernet.
Retroplayer- With voice acting, take us through your early experiences of breaking into industry, D.C. Was it tough to secure roles to help build up your résumé or did you find it relatively easy?
D.C- I couldn't land a voice over agent for 10 years! So, yeah, it was hard initially. Of course, that was before the internet. It's whole new ball game now. I think my first non-union voice over gigs were for many different 1-900 services! My first big one was as the voice of a futuristic AT&T ride for Epcott Center.
I could never get a good demo put together without spending LOTS of money. I eventually only pursued VO casually and concentrated on film and TV work. I also did a lot of ADR/Walla work with a couple of groups, but found the work depressing because I wasn't fully doing VO and I was providing background crowd voices to films I should have been auditioning for!
My side gig for 8 years was editing actor's demo reels. My own film/tv reels rocked, of course. But my VO demos were kinda sucky. Then I had a Eureka moment; why was I hiring people to do it when I edited video? I could edit an audio demo, too! I felt pretty stupid at the time. But I put together a kick-ass demo and had an agent 6 months later.
Retroplayer- After doing additional voices for The Grandstream Saga in 1997 you got your first substantial gaming role in Buffy the Vampire Slayer in 2001 in which you voiced The Master. Take us through your impressions of stepping into the booth and tackling what was essentially your first large role in a game.
D.C- I didn't know it was at the time. Videogames were not as popular as they are now. It was another quick gig for me. They needed a sound alike and I did my best impersonating the actor who was on the show, but then they opened it up a little more when we recorded. When you've spent 4 hours in a booth recording 60 pages of corporate narration, spending an hour having fun as a character is a breeze. It was one session and a quick check.
Retroplayer- You've been in some rather big TV shows such as Star Trek: Enterprise, 24, ER and Criminal Minds and seem to be one of those rare breed of voice actors who are just as successful on the screen as they are behind the mic. Do you approach voice acting for TV the same way you would for a game or does it differ?
D.C- First, God bless you. I'm tearfully hugging you in my mind right now. Second, my on-camera jobs are sparse considering my VO jobs. I can do 100 VO gigs in 6 months and only 1 on-camera role. And sadly, it's that on-camera role that really feeds my creative soul.
As for your question, acting behind the mic is much easier and much harder than on-camera. It's harder because what you can convey with the eyes has to be in the voice. It's easier because I can swing my arms around like spastic octopus and contort my face into a "Karl Malden orgasm" look to get a certain feeling or quality in the voice – something that wouldn't look good on 90210. As for prep, they differ as well due to the nature of the mediums. Check out this interview as I go into more detail.
Retroplayer- Were you aware of the Resident Evil franchise before landing your role as Albert Wesker
D.C- Afraid not. I spend a lot of my time with my head up my own ass. It's the nature of being an actor.
Retroplayer- Take us through a typical day of the recording process of Resident Evil 5, D.C. How did you approach his voice and what kind of voice direction were you given?
D.C- First I had to sit down and get silver balls glued to my face. Then I'd get into the booth and they would adjust all the cameras and lasers to make sure my facial movements were being recorded. Meanwhile, I would be quickly browsing through the dialogue as it would be the first time I'd be seeing it. Then we'd look at either mo-cap footage or animatics of a scene I was about to voice. Then Liam O'Brien would tell me I was shit and to do it right… Okay, that part's not true. Liam was awesome and we would record each line 2 to 5 times until all producers, writer and director were happy… There were A LOT of people in that studio. As for voice direction, I've written about this a lot and it's also in this interview.
Retroplayer- How do you view Wesker as a character?
D.C- He's an emasculated, wimpy version of Dick Cheney.
Retroplayer- D.C, Weskers demented plans came to a head in Resident Evil 5 when he intended on releasing the Uroboros virus into the Earths atmosphere. Do you play Wesker more as a madman who truly believes in what he is doing or, to coin as phrase from a well known film, someone who "just wants to watch the world burn"?
D.C- Oh no, he's a true believer. But he is also morphing into something else, so reason and logic begin to warp. And with that dialogue, one can't help tilting toward humour.
Retroplayer- Despite Weskers knack of returning from the dead Resident Evil producer, Masachika Kawata ,when speaking to the fans has stated that "Even if you want Albert Wesker to come back. There's no chance he's coming back from that." Do you think we've seen the last of Wesker beyond the obvious spin-off titles?
D.C- I think so. My phone has not rung since… [collapses into puddle of own tears.]
Retroplayer- If you didn't provide the voice for Wesker, who in Resident Evil franchise would you have liked to portray?
D.C- First, I love work no matter what! I'd voice anybody. But, if I had my druthers? … Albert Wesker. So, yeah, it worked out well.
Retroplayer- D.C, you did a great performance as Grimoire Noir in the 2010 game Nier. How did you approach this role seeing as your character was merely a talking book and didn't have any identifiable face? Also, do you need to exaggerate your performance to compensate for his lack of physical presence?
D.C- You know what was fun about that? Kicking Liam O'Brien's ass! I was very jazzed to hear him in the playback. We actually had two sessions for the voice because we approached him too obvious the first go round. I was happy when they asked me to take it to the creepy level.
Retroplayer- While we can appreciate you've no doubt signed a NDA for Mass Effect 3, D.C, give us a vague idea on where the character of Legion will be taken in the third instalment.
D.C- You answered your own question within the question! All I can say is Legion is… Wow, I really can't say a damn thing without giving something away. Sorry!
Retroplayer- Are you a gamer yourself? If so, what do you play?
D.C- I'm not a gamer, but only because my time is limited. If I did play games, I think I'd really get into Mass Effect. I was 11 when Star Wars came out and it permeated my imagination for many years.
Retroplayer- D.C, you've directed four projects with the most recent one being The Crooked Eye. Creatively what does directing offer you that acting simply can't?
D.C- Actually, directing was a way to broaden my acting options. Falling Words, The Eighth Plane and Freud and Darwin Sitting In A tree were all so I could act in the types of roles I didn't get auditions for. I also edited, co-produced and wrote or co-wrote them. They helped soothe my OCD!
Duck Duck GOOSE! Is, by far, the best one that I acted in and wrote. That started as an excuse for three actors to work together for the sake of acting. Then my OCD kicked in and it became a 20 minute, $20,000 side project! It also features Courtenay Taylor – Jack from ME2, and Lisa Long – EverQuest II.
The Crooked Eye, on the other hand, was a labour of love and a gift to my mother. The story behind this is extraordinary. It should be coming out on iTunes later this year.
Retroplayer- At this point in your life what is your main source of inspiration, D.C?
D.C- Sounds like I'm dying… Oh, I guess a baby's smile or the kind gesture of a young person who helps me across the street.
Inspiration comes in many forms. Politics get my ire up. I have a whole YouTube and FaceBook following for my unabashedly liberal and nipple-tweaking videos. Other actor friends' projects inspire me. Not wanting to just be a VO actor who gets fat, grows my hair long and spends all day talking about eq and microphones inspires me to keep hustling for film and TV work! Being in a mentorship program inspires me ( http://www.youthmentoring.org/). Kiva.org inspires me.
Retroplayer- D.C, you're very much into connecting with your fans through email, twitter, your blog and youtube. How have your fan interactions been thus far? Also, out of all the videogame characters you've played which gets the most feedback?
D.C- Albert Wesker is BY FAR the biggest fan creator. After that, it's a tie between Mass Effect fans and political junkies who follow me. And, as far as the interactions, it's strange, wonderful and humbling. My FaceBook page has almost 7000 fans. One day I hope to harness their power to save the world… Or maybe just bug Masachika Kawata into thinking of me as the voice of Alex Wesker… ;-]
Retroplayer- What advice would you give to any young people who wish to become a voice actor who are reading this right now?
D.C- Don't believe in yourself. The nay-sayers know what they're talking about. Avoid risk at all costs. Take on your parents fear of the unknown as your own fear. Don't aim high, aim safely. Always worry about what other people are thinking of you.
Yeah, you get my drift. Here's one thing I think is important: No one is going to do it for you. By emailing me or any person you think is "successful" (whatever that is) and asking them how to do it is to give up your power. A voice over career has a few rules that can be found in most books. The rest requires you to think up a plan and to follow through with it. I wrote a quick thing for beginners on my website: HERE.
Retroplayer- D.C, Albert Wesker has already gone down in history as one of the great gaming villains. Assuming this is the last time we ever see him, how do you want him to be remembered?
D.C- As the guy who looked hot in latex… I mean literally. He was sweating bullets and his feet smelled like mildew. It was a hard life being Albert Wesker.
Retroplayer- What's next for D.C Douglas
D.C- You switched to third person. That's eerie. As of this moment, I have a Chevy recording session tomorrow, various smaller clients the rest of the week, a recurring Bank of the West commercial recording session in September and a new cartoon I'm a regular on coming out in December on cable. (Trust me, you'll be hearing about that one!)
Oh, and, of course, ME3 in 2012!
Retroplayer- And finally, do you have a message for all your fans here on TGL?
D.C- Please, PLEASE stop sending me your underwear in the mail. That goes for the girls, too.
I am honored and delighted you guys give a flying monkey about us voice actors. Thank you! If you're not offended easily, feel free to follow me on Twitter or FaceBook.


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Once upon a time the GOP was a green and grand old party. But "once upon a time" is an opening for a fairy tale; it does not belong in serious political discourse today. The ancient history of Teddy Roosevelt is not as relevant as what we have more recently been learning about the GOP. I was born and raised Republican; so were most of my family and friends, but that is not the same as being born blind. One can change parties. Sue Gracey Brookline, Massachusetts
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Children from Aston University's nursery will hold a double celebration on Thursday, August 21st - not only will they graduate from their year in a special ceremony, but they will also celebrate the 30th anniversary of the nursery's founding with a 1970s themed party and other fun entertainments.
Children from the Baby room, Tweenie Room, Toddler Room and Pre-School room will join in the fun, with graduates getting the chance to wear a traditional mortar board - quite an experience for the youngest graduate who is just three years old.
A magician and balloon modeller will be on hand to provide the entertainment whilst the children tuck into traditional party fare of sandwiches, cakes and jelly.
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Emma Coates, nursery manager, said: 'We're really looking forward to seeing the children graduate and enjoy themselves on this special day. It will also be a special occasion for one of our members of staff, Catherine Normand, who has been caring for children in the nursery for 25 years. She must have looked after thousands of local children over the years'.
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It's refreshing to read something that addresses "we" versus "me"; and I agree with you about the individualism and disconnection from community we feel as a result of behaviors that have grown out of consumer electronic designs. Podditties, as intervention, and Podditties, as tool to support spontaneous placemaking, are very appealing ideas. I think it could be quite easily implemented as well. You've clearly thought this through.
It allows for delight among listeners and discovery of new sounds, too. The metaphor of the symphony is nice, tying into music of course but also reminding individuals that beautiful music is often made even more beautiful when a community of people come together and share their talents, passions and personal creativity.
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PHILADELPHIA - Tiger Strikes Asteroid is pleased to announce the opening of its January exhibition, Twee Abstraction, curated by Tiger Strikes Asteroid member Alex Paik. Twee Abstraction brings together the work of several abstract artists whose practices recall the sweetness and childish clunkiness of early twee pop music. Bands such as Talulah Gosh, The Field Mice, or Beat Happening abandoned the nihilistic and political overtones of punk music and combined its DIY spirit and straightforward, three-chord simplicity with a love of 60s jangly guitars and girl-group harmonies into a music that was decidedly lo-fi, straightforward, and delicate. Similarly, the artists in Twee Abstraction exhibit a predisposition toward the straightforward, the fragile, and the hand-made. Whether it be through the use of fragile materials, through willfully amateur technique, or through a love of simple compositional strategies and bright color harmonies, these artists invite viewers to an experience that is intimate, playful, and gracefully underworked. Exhibiting artists: Lauren Collings Suzanne Goldenberg Siobhan Liddell Andrew Masullo Jeffrey Scott Matthews Brooke Moyse Alex Paik Caroline Santa Tamara Zahaykevich


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- Gerrard and Terry fell out over scandal
I've always urged caution on this one, and it seems as though the whole thing could be the result of massive slur campaign against the Liverpool man.
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Tourist arrivals in Laos exceed forecast targets
Foreign tourist arrivals to Laos in 2013 reached 3,779,490 visitors for the year, exceeding the official target of more than 3.4 million, statistics showed.
The 2013 arrivals also surpassed targets forecast for 2015 of around 3,750,000 visitors, according to statistics from the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism.
The 2013 figures represented a big increase compared to 2012 when Laos welcomed more than 3.3 million visitors who generated US$513.5 million for the economy.
Tourists from other Asean member countries have continued to make up the largest numbers of foreign visitors arriving in Laos compared to other regions the numbers have increased constantly.
Statistics showed that visitors from Asean - the regional bloc comprising 10 countries including Laos - were recorded at more than 3.04 million visitors in 2013, an increase on the just over 2.7 million registered in 2012. Visitors from Asean were less than 900,000 in 2006.
Visitors from neighbouring Thailand reached more than 1.9 million people in 2013 the highest numbers of foreign tourists arriving in Laos from any country.
Laos also witnessed the increase of tourist arrivals from Europe, from more than 185,000 to more than 212,000, the Americas from 75,800 to 85,900 and the Middle East from more than 7,000 to almost 8,000.
Officials said there were many reasons contributing to the robust growth in the Lao tourism sector.
Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism Prof. Dr Bosengkham Vongdara said that hosting the Asean Tourism Forum (ATF) early last year was a boost to the sector and helped propel robust growth.
Director General of the ministry's Tourism Development Department, Mr Soun Manivong said Laos witnessed a big increase in tourist arrivals after hosting the ATF 2004, thanks to the tourism promotion campaign organised during the forum.
In addition, Laos succeeded in organising the Visit Laos Year 2012 campaign, in which a number of tourism promotion campaigns were carried out to promote the greater tourism industry.
More recently, the European Council on Tourism and Trade (ECTT) awarded Laos as World's Best Tourist Destination for 2013.' that gave Laos a boost to drive tourism growth.
So far, Laos has boasted around 700 tourist sites which are being operated in provinces across the country featuring cultural, historical and natural attractions.
Mr Soun said an additional 800 sites have the potential to be developed as tourism attractions.
Growth in the tourism sector has driven growth in the hospitality business. Hotels and guesthouses are among the prime beneficiaries of tourism growth, as every visitor needs somewhere to stay.
Statistics show that hotel and guesthouse rooms in the five central provinces have increased from 8,800 rooms in 2005 to more than 21,000 rooms in 2011.
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Let's Dance in full sun?
I received for Mom's Day 3-#3 PW *Let's Dance-Starlight from my dau & grands. I asked the nursery to hold 2 of then as I'm out of prime real-est untill I could figure where to set them in ~ nursery obliged w/o a problem!
I went to PW site to find out more about this beautiful reblooming lacecap ~ part sun to full sun was ideal & 48" apart. I have such a site that just open after taking down a crab apple tree & all hostas dug up & given away.
Cleaned up & enlarged the site ~ planted in the outer periphery ~ 4 OSO Easy roses & 5 Shenandoah Orn Grass behind. I still have enough room to house the 3 *L's D* H if indeed will take f/s exposure!
Would very much appreciate your experience w/ L's D in f/s. TIA
I got a chance to visit w/ the nursery mgr re: the real f/s hardiness of LD under our Iowa Summer sun ~ apparently even if this beauty was raised in OK it was grown in their nursery (as we all assume) & our Jul & Aug sun would wilt & scorch these beauties! As sturdy as F&E & BB stems are to hold up their blooms, the still need some protection from sun if one want's un-scorched blooms!
Wonder why the tag do not specify ~ plant will undoubtedly survive but to survive as beautifully would be a big question! No suggestion was given about need for a *parasol* to prevent blemishes!!!
I have owned three Starlights for some years now. All three are in dappled evening sun and only wilt in Summer droughts like all other hydrangeas do regardless to location without additional water in droughts. It does not seem very sensitive to sun like others are in my yard that I have had to move to extremely shady areas. So it might be worth a try in that area. The Starlight is a worth wild hydrangea to have in your yard. Very compact and small unique lacecap flowers. Reliable heavy bloomer on new growth and will constantly rebloom across the season. Never tried the Moonlight since I had plenty of reliable mopheads already.
Hi hydrangeasnohio ~ I almost email'd you directly as I thought you might have one & won't mind sharing your experience ~ & now to know you even have 3 of them, great!!!
I have a good site (noon to 5pm sun) for 1 but not all three ~ I'm now considering setting both that the nursery is still holding for me in the sunny site (late AM to sunset) & see how truly f/s hardy L'sD is!
Thank you for your input, it helps me rethink keeping all three!
I think noon to 5pm will be fine by next year, no problem. I am sure you know that the 1st year is always a struggle till they get settled in. Late AM to sunset is risky business. But Starlight will be your best chance of a big leaf and you will be a slave to them this year for sure...lol Mine are all budded up ready to bloom soon!
After picking up a Let's Dance Big Easy ('Berner') the other day, I did some brief research on the series, and...
Looking at the patent info, the female parent plant of the entire series is none other than ES Original ('Bailmer'). To this end, I would suggest treating this series just as you would ES.
If you have any additional questions, you may try contacting the breeder himself, who is Tim Wood of Spring Meadow Nursery, Grand Haven MI. He has a blog which I posted a link to below. Look's like he's done some great work in developing plants for Proven Winners, noteworthy for those such as Incrediball.
Here is a link that might be useful: Tim Wood's Plant Hunter blog
Wow, very cool link, ty! Very cool to see the plant he found in the woods to make so many, including the Incrediball.
"While none of these selections are all that attractive, they were exactly what plant breeders needed to make the next big step."
"And the great thing about this is that we have only just begun to see the power of traditional plant breeding."
My two favorite quotes from the link....Seems Tim Wood's/PW have more to come in the future.
WOW indeed & thanks so much for the link ~ will have to keep going back to read more ~ an excellent link!!!
However ~ still not convinced & need more definite reassurance on LD - Starlight's f/s hardiness! Am not new to slaving in the first couple or so years after planting & even moving *Hy'dra Divas* around to find ideal sites ~ I was younger then didn't mind chasing both sun & shade around (believe it w/ umbrellas even!) ~ patience is the key now & w/ prime real est getting crowded, have to!!!
Finally got 2 LDs situated in 2 different p/s sites. I had to dig up 2 clumps of Hostas right at the edge of the f/s where I thought to set all 3 LDs originally, if only they were honest to goodness f/s hardy. Unfortunately there was only room for 1 ~ glad that the the nursery understood & took the 3rd back & just traded for annuals, I needed anyway.
That's it for Hydrangeas, for this piece of soil ~ have only room for Roses & Clems
lol..you sound just like me. Just posted in another thread that I removed a hosta for a FE White Out the other day. I managed to find one more spot though...lol..Going to take out a Spirea that I planted years ago for another hydrangea. It was a Full sun spot that has became very shady now. The spirea leans for the sun and just doesnt look like it should. 2 of my LDs now just started to bloom. Hopefully I will post some pics soon. My 3rd LD was the one in the most sun in the wide open. It really took it on the nose in April. It had to completely start over, but is showing many buds.
h'nohio ~ looking forward to news on the 3rd L'sD & pix if you have some!!!
The *~heat~wave~* didn't help despite religious H2Oing ~ as expected I'm dealing w/ the grilled-veggie-look (quite sad!) ~ am used to it w/ these semi-divas. My ? ~ would you clip all the nursery grown blooms (now toasted) or leave them to protect whatever new attempts at leafing out etc they may try?
Appreciate your thoughts ~ TIA
To answer your question in my opinion I would clip it to force new growth that should be more adapted to its new exposure. What a year to plant Macs in. I planted 2 new ES in morning sun only and that White Out that have been a thorn in my side. We are in a HUGE drought also like many are. My 3rd LD had Coneflowers come up out of the blue around it. I have never had things spread like this before. I have Coneflowers, Shasta daises & many other things running wild. I have been pulling many and treating them as weeds. The Coneflowers look so good in that spot and healthy I decided to leave them, but that LD has suffered for it buried behind them in the shade now.
Those are the Coneflowers in the pic that popped up this year from seed. Never in the past have I had Coneflowers any where in my yard get that tall. Let alone in one season from seed. I have found a new location for the LD about 6 feet away to the right where that hosta is. In the wide open with only some creeping phlox basically to contend with. I am waiting for fall to transplant it with this weather. My 2nd LD had about 6 flowers on it and then went into grow mode and have left the flowers buried in the foliage. I had a Blushing Bride do the same thing this year. Neither have behaved that way before. My other Blushing Bride is doing what it has done every year, so I dont know whats going on....lol. Here is a pic of the first LD. It has bloomed well and is currently showing more buds and is behaving how they always have in the past.
That LD definitely looks happy. Sometimes things don't end up where you expected them to. Definite quirks of the hobby! That said, it hasn't seemed to be a bad year for ES original and it's cousins ^. They have made progress with regular waterings. The same cannot be said for BB, as you mentioned. Mine only produced small flowers on old growth, and new growth barely reached 18". Sun, shade, didn't matter. Maybe they needed more water and fertilizer than everything else? And fertilizer isn't a whole lot of good without some rain.
I know what you mean about the seeding/spreading flowers. Echinacea, rudbeckia, and the shasta daisies have gone NUTS and apparently love drought. In fact, I had shasta daisies at the front of a border, and they reached 50" tall this year, which has to be a near-record. My coneflowers and rudbeckias are at least 40" tall. But I figure since these clumps of flowers love drought so much I figured I'd move them out of the way of other things that need the room. Low and behold, they didnt' suffer when I moved them. Beyond that, pruning and composting are an easy solution to nuisances.
Yea I moved around some coneflowers this year and they were fine also. I gave some Shasta Daisies away and trashed the rest. Those coneflowers in front of my LD popped up beside where my downspouts drain off my garage. Years ago we dug a big dry well with small gravel for the downspouts and stacked some big rocks on top to make it look better. The closest coneflower is atleast 12 feet away. I guess they liked the moist soil there and some how seeds found their way over there. On the south side of my home I had a clump of Rudbeckia that spread the entire length of the 30 foot bed across the front. I let them stay and just made the bed wider to accommodate them. I am starting to believe global warming is real now and we did jump a climate zone. I have never seen things spread this aggressively before.
In the past my BB and LD have been some of my most reliable reblooming Macs. I have one of each doing great like prior years, but others just growing foliage like crazy. Couple weeks ago I gave them some 0-45-0 to try to snap them back out of it. My 2 older original ES are having an ok year at best. They both put on 6-8 flowers and just sort of stalled out. No more new foliage or flowers so far. I dont think the macs have enjoyed this wacky up and down weather this year. Although my Twist n Shouts, Summer Lace, and 3 out of 4 Blue Heavens are having their best years ever. All other Macs seem to be suffering to one to degree or another. Very confusing on what is to blame exactly and how to remedy it. Especially when they are all having different issues.


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I have aggregated a list of the top 5 swimsuit models ever to grace the pages of Sports Illustrated. I hope you appreciate the grueling and thankless work that I've put into compiling this list. I have to tell you that it was ... erm ... difficult to look at so many beautiful models in a row. I kept saying to myself, "No, please, not another beautiful girl. I just can't look at another one. It's soooo painful! Please God, make it stop."1. Cindy Crawford:
The name of this swimsuit model has become almost synonymous with beauty. It's almost a cliche at this point to say that, "She's no Cindy Crawford, but ..." Even though she's a lot older now, she's still a beautiful woman. In her prime, she was amazing.
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This thread is silly and completely unnecessary. P.S. Please ask Riot to make a female champion similar to Gragas... cuz thats something I want to see...
You know, at first I was going to argue against this. But then I realized you're completely right. Oversexualization really does take a lot away from some champions - my primary example being Riven. I honestly don't like her just because she's so... not a warrior. Her sword swing animations are completely ridiculous. She would be cool without being attractive - in fact, she's NOT cool because she's attractive. Battle-hardened warriors have scars, gritty faces, maybe a misshapen nose or something. She just looks like a cosplayer. Who wants to play as a cosplayer? I'm all for *** in video games, but there comes a point where it stops being artistic and interesting and it becomes forced and stupid. I, for one, want more female champions that inspire respect, or fear, not libido.
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riot releases ugly female champ GD: oh god riot hates women wtf riot unistalling as we speak. Riot really can't win with the idiocy that GD has. With that being said riot has been doing a good job with having interesting champs, not just sexuallized champs. better than most games. a lot better.
Where have you ever heard that? When has someone said that an artist "hates women" because they don't have ideal proportions? You've almost certainly never seen or heard that. You're just making stuff up now.
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yeah true, Cloud Strife belongs to the whole Japanese rpg theme, and looking like a real warrior is definitely not what they intended. You're right, Sejuani totally fits that


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Ive been dating someone for the last almost four months now, he is 35 yrs old a hes a school teacher and also a student...oh and a dance instuctor, he has a four year old daughter mostly full time. Hes a great man and very goal oriented but then theres the daughters mother who cant let go and when he wants time for himself or with me, she doesnt want to keep the daughter as per there arrangements on the weekends.I am very glad that he is a responsible father dont get me wrong but he gets upset when we make plans together and then he gets a call that his daughter was dropped off with his roomate unannounced, Theres always an excuse with the daughters mother oh and they were never married either. I really like him and am being very patient with him and his busy schedule because i am also very busy i want him to fullfill all his goals, but i am beginning to get frustrated because the mother does know he is dating me and just makes excuses of why she cant keep their daughter for the time that they have worked out. We live about 40 minutes apart and we arrange when we can hang out together i just dont know what to do, if i should say something to him regarding that he needs to put his foot down regarding that she also needs to take responsibility and stick to there arrangements, i KNOW its not my problem but when hes upset it makes me upset.
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B.W. answers from San Francisco on May 10, 2008
For times that he has his daughter and you want to go out is it possible to hire a babysitter? You may not be able to change his ex wife but you can change how you deal with it.
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N.S. answers from San Francisco on May 11, 2008
If he really wants to spend time with you, he will have a back-up sitter. Maybe you even have a sitter that you can suggest to him.
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K.A. answers from Sacramento on May 11, 2008
Honestly, You shouldn't even be dating at all until your own children are 18. Let him spend as much time with his child as possible because that is what's important. The chances of it working out between you two are slim to none given you have 4 small kids of your own. It's too hard to mix families together. You both need to focus on your own kids and stay single til their out of the house. The ex is always going to be there so it won't do any good to say anything, with any luck they will get back together for their childs sake.
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P.W. answers from San Francisco on May 10, 2008
There is absolutely nothing you can or should say. This is his situation and his life. If you find you cannot live with that then you need to find another guy. His ex-wife is HIS issue, not yours.
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J.S. answers from Sacramento on May 11, 2008
Having been in this situation I have to say that I admire a man who will keep his kid when the other parent is being a pain.
Others are right - it is his issue to deal with. If the other parent is not sticking to court orders and parenting time, it is his responsibility to take that up with the court. He might do what I had to do: If you are not willing to keep your child on 'your time' then I'll have the order adjusted so that I keep the kids ALL the time. That settled it 100% for me. Now he keeps them on his time and all are happy.
Now, you have 2 options: You can continue to feel resentful and frustrated at his excuses, OR you can see him as a parent who puts his child first...not all that common these days but a very good trait in a parent. You can choose to let him go or you can embrace him and his daughter with open arms and welcome them into your world. How would you feel if you felt put in the position of needing to choose between your child and someone you were dating?
It sounds as if this guy has some very admirable qualities...look at them as positives not negatives. :) Not always easy to do, I know. :) Doing family activities, give you two a chance to see how the kids are together, how he is as a parent - and help you make a choice as to whether or not he is a good option for a long term relationship...or perhaps marriage. :)
Good luck!
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B.W. answers from San Francisco on May 10, 2008
For times that he has his daughter and you want to go out is it possible to hire a babysitter? You may not be able to change his ex wife but you can change how you deal with it.
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K.F. answers from San Francisco on May 11, 2008
Why is the mother the only plausible sitter? If their court ordered arrangements do not involve her having the child on the weekends, then he needs to find someone else to care for his daughter if he wants to go out. If the orders do involve her having the child on weekends, then he may need to take her back to court. The last thing you want is to give the ex the power of being the one who decides how often you see each other!
If he can't find a sitter, couldn't the three of you stay in for the evening together? After all, dating with children is very different than dating before children. When I met my 2nd husband (happily married 3 years now!) we both had children (then ages 4,5,& 6) and nine times out of ten our "dates" involved the whole gang! It should be about getting to know one another, not about wining and dining. Of course, when the opportunity arises to get some time alone, you should jump on it! But in the meantime, if you really want to see each other, you may need to adjust your idea of what a date looks like.
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J.B. answers from Sacramento on May 12, 2008
Are your children patient with you while your dating is cutting into their time???
S.B. answers from Redding on May 11, 2008
Dearest L.,
First of all, congratulations on all that you do to be a full time single mom. I have been a single mom for 12 years. By choice. My ex-husband had kids and an ex-wife who made my life so miserable that I will never be with a man again if he has children. I know that sounds extreme, but I had a little daughter when I got married and I was promised all was done and okay between them and I trusted it. And it was a mistake. The other woman would not let go and my husband did nothing about it. It got even worse when I got pregnant. Our marriage only lasted a year after the baby was born. If you can believe this....10 years after our divorce....22 years after his FIRST divorce....my ex-husband took my son to a thanksgiving "get together" with his first wife.
I'm all about people remaining friends or whatever....but while you are single, you have the chance and the CHOICE of deciding what you will and will not tolerate down the line for years to come.
I tried to be first wife's friend and cooperate due to the fact the boys came to stay with us and my daughter and I were treated so horribly that I had to get out.
Don't get married and THEN have to fix it.
As far as cutting in to "your" time....
if the man doesn't designate it as your time and work to make that happen....it isn't YOUR time.
You have boys and you can't put them in a position to get hurt. I say find someone who is a little more available for you or just stay single for a while. Being single...figuring things out for yourself and being there for your children is the best gift you can give yourself and your babies.
What should you say? "I will do nothing that isn't in the best interest of ME and MY children. You can be a healthy part of that, or it was nice knowing you."
Key word.....HEALTHY.
You have to take care of your own children's interests first. You do not want to get in to a stand off with another woman who is looking out for her own kids and hanging on. Even if you mean them no harm. You will not win.
Be good to you and your sons. Raise them to be good men.
Enjoy your blessings and good luck.
R.M. answers from Sacramento on May 12, 2008
Have I got a book for you - It's Called HOW TO GET A DATE WORTH KEEPING! IT was change you perspective on dating and who's a keeper - after reading this book, my friends have definately gotten better quality guys without a doubt!!


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Doubts expressed by some Greenfield residents, piled on top of doubts of some Greenfield School Board members, about whether the district paid too much for the concession stand triggered that decision by the board Monday.
School Board President Bruce Bailey said people have told him the cost of the concession stand seems excessive.
The cost, and possible reasons
The 12-by-12-foot structure cost $68,000. It was built as part of a massive update of the high school that was paid for with $48.5 million in funds approved in referendums in 2007 and 2008.
Making the concession stand deceptively expensive was that it was built with oversize plumbing and piping and electrical hookups in case the district eventually installed restrooms, said Michael Datza, buildings and grounds supervisor.
The water had to be run the entire length of the parking lot to get to the concessions building, Datza said.
Board member Cathy Walsh noted that aspect of the project accounted for $18,000, still leaving construction costs at $50,600, which seemed high.
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The board isn't expecting a refund, but if the process of approving spending was flawed, it needs to be fixed, Walsh said.
She noted that the board received monthly reports from its general contractor CG Schmidt Inc. during the first stage of the extensive high school work. But when the bulk of that work had been completed and there was money left over, those monthly reports fell off, Walsh noted.
Superintendent Conrad Farner said the construction team of contractors and administrators evaluated what smaller projects still could be done with the leftover funds.
Farner said the general contractor bid out all the projects to get the best prices.
Although it bid out projects, CG Schmidt itself won several of those bid contracts. Walsh said that happens in other school districts, too, but wants to double check how the bids were handled.
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Wedding Reception Venues in Norfolk, Suffolk and East Anglia.
Some Wedding Reception Venues can offer accommodation for you and your guests from a small wedding party celebrations through to a large wedding party. Small garden marquee parties to huge ballroom extravaganzas. Hire the venue for the night or the weekend or celebrate in Good English Pub.
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The Old Rectory Hotel, Crostwick
Crostwick, Norwich, Norfolk
With 25 years experience in catering for weddings and ceremonies, the old rectory is the perfect venue for your special day.
read more visit website contactThe Unthank Arms & Hanisons restaurant
Norwich, Norfolk
Located in the Golden Triangle, The Unthank Arms is a lively pub, with a warm, relaxed atmosphere - The ideal venue for a wedding reception with a difference
read more visit website contactThe White Lady Worstead
Worstead, Norfolk
We are next to one of the largest and beautiful churches in Norfolk and with our large new restaurant having great views of the church its perfect for weddings
read more visit website contactThornham Coach House, Suffolk
Thornham Magna, Suffolk
Set in the beautiful grounds of Thornham Hall, near Eye in Suffolk, our charming and tranquil venue is the perfect location for your wedding day
read more visit website contactWantisden Valley - The Perfect Reception Venue
Woodbridge, Suffolk
Wantisden Valley is a unique reception venue situated in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Choose from either the Main Barn or Shepherds Cottage.
read more visit website contactWaterside Reception at The Boathouse
Ormesby St Michael, Norfolk
The Boathouse is quite simply one of the most idyllic and romantic venues you will ever find. Set on the enchanting Ormesby Broad
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Each and every wedding is as individual as you are, therefore we ensure that all of your requirements are treated with the utmost care and attention.
read more visit website contactWensum Valley Golf & Country Club
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Wensum Valley Hotel is the ideal location for your Wedding Day. The marquee lined function suite has magnificent unspoiled views overlooking the Norfolk Country
read more visit website contactWoodhall Manor
Woodbridge, Suffolk
Woodhall Manor is a Ivy-clad medieval mansion in walled gardens with rooms including a honeymoon suite. A really unique wedding venue.
read more visit website contactBarnham Broom Hotel, Golf & Spa
Norwich, Norfolk
Barnham Broom strives to go above and beyond and can offer a truly amazing Wedding experience and a wonderful stay in our luxury hotel in Norfolk.
read more visit website contactBriarfields Hotel
Titchwell, Norfolk
We offer a unique and personal, bespoke experience at Briarfields and can be your private venue for the day and night
read more visit website contactBroom Hall Country Hotel
Thetford, Norfolk
You and your wedding guests will approach Broom Hall by a winding drive way bordered by mature lime trees leading to the covered entrance porch-way
read more visit website contactBruisyard Hall, Suffolk Venue
Saxmundham, Suffolk
Voted Top 100 UK Wedding Venues 2014, by Conde Nast Brides Magazine. Bruisyard Hall and Barn lie in an unspoilt 700 acre estate, exclusively yours.
read more visit website contactDrayton Old Lodge
Norwich, Norfolk
Stunning Edwardian Country Manor fully licensed for civil wedding and partnership ceremonies.
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Norwich, Norfolk
Dunston Hall creates an air of elegance and sophistication with its charming countryside location, choice of beautiful reception rooms and exquisite catering
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Woodbridge, Suffolk
Have your wedding reception in a beautiful Tudor barn at Easton Grange.
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Hunstanton, Norfolk
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Hintlesham, Suffolk
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Norwich, Norfolk
The Hotel Wroxham's Waterside Terrace makes a perfect venue for your celebration. Complimentated by a superb range of menus, riverside views and friendly staff
read more visit website contactLenwade Country House Hotel
Norwich, Norfolk
With exclusive offers throughout the year, Lenwade Country House Hotel is the perfect location for your Wedding Reception Venue.
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Norwich, Norfolk
You now possess your personal invitation to enjoy your Wedding Day at Park Farm Hotel. Set in the Beautiful Norfolk Countryside
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Lowestoft, Suffolk
With character filled function rooms Parkhill Hotel has 20 comfortable bedrooms and would be the perfect venue for your special day
read more visit website contactPriory Hall, Suffolk
Hadleigh, Suffolk
Amazing countryhouse in beautiful grounds on the edge of historic Hadleigh; exclusive use including civil ceremony and access to formal and informal gardens.
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Norwich, Norfolk
After tying the knot, relax and let us look after the wedding celebrations at the Holiday Inn Norwich hotel. We offer a range of packages to suit your budget
read more visit website contactRoundwood
Norwich, Norfolk
From birthday parties and anniversary celebrations, to weddings or corporate bashes, our experienced and friendly staff will help make your event memorable and ...
read more visit website contactSeckford Hall Hotel, Suffolk
Woodbridge, Suffolk
The delightful Seckford Hall Hotel is a beautiful, luxury 4 star / 2 AA Rosette Tudor Hotel set amongst 34 acres of private Suffolk countryside.
read more visit website contactStower Grange Hotel
Norwich, Norfolk
Set in its own delightful grounds, Stower Grange an excellent choice for your wedding venue and civil partnership, being just 4 miles from the centre of Norwich
read more visit website contactTattersall Park Paddocks, Newmarket
Newmarket, Suffolk
Tattersall Park Paddocks, Newmarket is a truly unique location, which provides a stunning daytime & evening venue & is offered exclusively for your wedding
read more visit website contactThe George Hotel, Norwich
Norwich, Norfolk
The George Hotel is one of the most popular hotels in Norwich, situated in a quiet conservation area, only 10 minutes walk from Norwich City centre
read more visit website contactThe Goat Inn Skeyton
Skeyton, Norfolk
We are situated in the beautiful countryside of North Norfolk & have 7 acres of lovely gardens which are very tranquil and the perfect setting for your wedding
read more visit website contactThe Granary Estates - Reception Venue
Woodditton, Suffolk
Granary Estates provide the most exquisite venues for your Wedding reception whether you would like a barn or marque venue, we are able to cater for everything
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Coltishall, Norfolk
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Lacy Waters lay on a hospital gurney, her head a hornet's nest of pain and confusion. Between the brain parasites and the drugs designed to... More >>
The police station burned bright as a bonfire. As cars hissed past on the Caracas highway, flames consumed the roadside structure as if it were... More >>
Cedric Gervais lounges by the pool of his Biscayne Point bungalow in nothing but a pair of small white swim shorts and sunglasses. He is buff... More >>
On February 16, a middle-aged man with hazel eyes and a crown of salt-and-pepper hair walked into Pérez Art Museum Miami. The heavy... More >>
For 51 years, Chris Reyka seemed proof of some higher power. A clean-cut, churchgoing former Marine with snow-white hair and a strong... More >>