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In just a few short weeks you can finally get your hands on top quality Marine Corps action. With Red River coming out on the 21st April (EU & AU) we thought it'd be about time to reveal what glorious trophies that will be yours for the taking.
Whether you're a casual FPS player, or an unstoppable M4 wielding killing machine, we all love those trophies. Let's get some! Ooh-rah!
- Welcome To Gissar – Complete Welcome To Tajikistan
- Protection Detail – Complete Meet The Neighbors
- Venomous Bite – Complete The Human Terrain
- Doing It The Hard Way – Complete Almost Too Easy
- Work Your Bolt – Complete The Wrong Way
- Devils At The Crossroad – Complete Careful What You Wish For…
- The Alamo, Vahdat – Complete Line In The Sand
- Keeping It Simple – Complete 1st & 10, Let's Do It Again
- Freeing The Eagles – Complete Vantage Point
- Shock And Ore – Complete End Of The Beginning
- Sweeper – Complete one of the Combat Sweep FTE maps
- Defender – Complete one of the Last Stand FTE maps
- Rescuer – Complete one of the CSAR FTE maps
- Protector – Complete one of the Rolling Thunder FTE maps
- Peacekeeper – Complete and survive a Combat Sweep mission having killed all enemies and destroyed all caches
- Get To The Chopper! – Complete a Last Stand mission to stage 4, wave 4 and escape alive
- Package Delivered – Complete and survive a CSAR mission, rescuing both pilots
- Thunder Run – Complete and survive a Rolling Thunder mission with the entire convoy surviving
- Operation Enduring Shield – Complete Act 1 of the campaign
- Hardened – Max out one core soldier skill
- Outlaw 2's Brave – Obtain the highest level for one character class
- With A Little Help – Play Red River with three other friends
- Catch This! – Destroy an enemy vehicle with the FGM-148 Anti Tank Weapon
- Buzz Kill – Destroy an enemy vehicle with the FIM-92 Anti Aircraft Weapon
- Driver's Ed – Drive a humvee
- Danger Close – Call in Combat Support and be within 300m of it when it lands
- Pride Of Balletto – Complete a mission as the Auto Rifleman
- Pride Of Kirby – Complete a mission as the Rifleman
- Pride Of Soto – Complete a mission as the Scout
- Pride Of Taylor – Complete a mission as the Grenadier
- Weaponsmith – Customize a weapon
- Of The People, For The People – Pick up an enemy AK
- Old Enemies Die Hard – Kill your first PLA soldier in the Red River campaign
- Hidden Trophies (10)
- Operation Unbroken Resistance – Complete Act 2 of the campaign
- Veteran – Max out three core soldier skills
- Outlaw 2's Finest – Obtain the highest level for two character classes
- Operation Dragon Slayer – Complete Act 3 of the campaign
- Lifer – Max out all core soldier skills
- Outlaw 2's Hero – Obtain the highest level for all character classes
- Obtain all Trophies in OF: Red River
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@1 America are grtting it for free? O_O
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War game overload!! Socom? Flashpoint? Battlefield 3? I know which one I will be signing up for!
@6. Easy, Battlefield 3. Flashpoint isn't even near the excellence of the Battlefield-series. The last game was jampacked with bugs and glitches, i bet this game will be unpolished and broken too.
wow, some lovely looking trophies there, looks like itll be fun trying to go for them 8)
though i have the silliest question ever: why doesnt the platinum trophy have a name too?
'Buzz Kill' won the Trophy name contest? Lame!
Does this game even have grass? The first one couldn't even render out a field of grass it was terrible.
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After about a year of trolling the GW boards and getting tons of inspiration/advice from everyone I thought it was time to give back!
We just built a house (craftmans style) in southern NY and here's our kitchen. I so appreciated all the posts where folks included the names of materials they used--super helpful in researching products and trying to recreate looks. So, here it is and hope this helps others in their remodeling/building process!
Cabinets: Kraftmaid Maple (canvas)
Countertops: Green Mountain soapstone
Double Ovens: Electrolux Wave Touch (EW30EW65GS)
Cooktop: 36" Miele Induction (KM 5773)
Vent: Miele Decor wall hood (DA 5190 W)
Frig: 36" Miele Prefinished SS (K 1901 SF)
Freeze: Frigidaire Professional (not shown--in pantry)
Dishwasher: Bosch 24" 800 Series
Microwave: Sharp drawer (KB-6024MS)
Sink: Ticor 36"
Pendant lights: Hudson Valley Lighting--Haverhill collection
Under-counter lighting: xenon--think it's WAC but not sure
Backsplash: textured white subway w/pale gray grout [don't have names of either off hand but can get it for those interested]
Faucet: Moen Vestige SS finish
Floors: 5" quartersawn oak--Bona naturale finish (give it matte look)
I will say that that things I love way more than I thought I would include: the induction cooktop (truly is like magic!), spice and large garbage drawers, separate frig/freezer (as noted, they are in different parts of kitchen due to space and cost--really hasn't been inconvenient as I thought it might be).


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Collateral \Col*lat"er*al\ (k[o^]l*l[a^]t"[~e]r*al), adjective [LL. collateralis; col- + lateralis lateral. See {Lateral}.]
1. Coming from, being on, or directed toward, the side; as, collateral pressure. "Collateral light." --Shak.
If by direct or by collateral hand They find us touched, we will our kingdom give . . . To you in satisfaction. --Shak.
3. Related to, but not strictly a part of, the main thing or matter under consideration; hence, subordinate; not chief or principal; as, collateral interest; collateral issues.
That he [Attebury] was altogether in the wrong on the main question, and on all the collateral questions springing out of it, . . . is true. --Macaulay.
4. Tending toward the same conclusion or result as something else; additional; as, collateral evidence.
Yet the attempt may give Collateral interest to this homely tale. --Wordsworth.
5. (Genealogy) Descending from the same stock or ancestor, but not in the same line or branch or one from the other; -- opposed to {lineal}.
Note: Lineal descendants proceed one from another in a direct line; collateral relations spring from a common ancestor, but from different branches of that common stirps or stock. Thus the children of brothers are collateral relations, having different fathers, but a common grandfather. --Blackstone.
{Collateral assurance}, that which is made, over and above the deed itself.
{Collateral circulation} (Med. & Physiol.), circulation established through indirect or subordinate branches when the supply through the main vessel is obstructed.
{Collateral issue}. (Law) (a) An issue taken upon a matter aside from the merits of the case. (b) An issue raised by a criminal convict who pleads any matter allowed by law in bar of execution, as pardon, diversity of person, etc. (c) A point raised, on cross-examination, aside from the issue fixed by the pleadings, as to which the answer of the witness, when given, cannot subsequently be contradicted by the party asking the question.
{Collateral security}, security for the performance of covenants, or the payment of money, besides the principal security.
{collateral damage}, (Mil.) damage caused by a military operation, such as a bombing, to objects or persons not themselves the intended target of the attack. [1913 Webster +PJC]
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Collateral \Col*lat"er*al\, noun
1. A collateral relative. --Ayliffe.
2. Collateral security; that which is pledged or deposited as collateral security.
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1: descended from a common ancestor but through different lines; "cousins are collateral relatives"; "an indirect descendant of the Stuarts" [syn: {collateral}, {indirect}] [ant: {direct}, {lineal}]
2: serving to support or corroborate; "collateral evidence" [syn: {collateral}, {confirmative}, {confirming}, {confirmatory}, {corroborative}, {corroboratory}, {substantiating}, {substantiative}, {validating}, {validatory}, {verificatory}, {verifying}]
3: accompany, concomitant; "collateral target damage from a bombing run"
4: situated or running side by side; "collateral ridges of mountains"
1: a security pledged for the repayment of a loan
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Process flour, spices and butter until mixture is crumbly (you may have to process in two batches). Add sugar, treacle and enough egg for mixture to just combine. Turn dough onto floured surface; knead until smooth. Cover; refrigerate 1 hour.
Cut paper patterns for gingerbread house: two 12cm x 19cm rectangles for the roof, two 10.5cm x 16cm rectangles for the side walls, and two 16cm x 18cm rectangles for the front and back walls. Trim front and back walls to form two 11cm high gables.
Preheat oven to moderate (180°C/160°C fan-forced). Roll dough between sheets of baking paper until 5mm thick. Peel away top paper and use patterns to cut shapes from dough. Pull away excess dough. Slide baking paper with shapes on to oven trays. Bake, uncovered for about 12 minutes or until shapes are just firm (they become crisp after they cool). Re-roll dough scraps into one 5mm-thick piece. Cut out tree and chimney.
While shapes are still warm and soft, use tip of sharp knife to cut out small windows from the side walls of the house, then cut the door out of the front wall. Reserve the cut-out door piece. Trim shapes to straighten sides. Transfer all shapes to wire rack to cool.
For the royal icing, beat egg whites in small bowl with electric mixer until frothy; gradually beat in sifted icing sugar. Cover icing with damp cloth while not using.
Cover board with foil or silver paper.
Secure two crossed skewers to back of each roof piece with icing. Allow to dry.
Assemble house, securing roof and walls together with icing. If possible, stand house several hours or overnight, supporting sides with four cans, so that it is thoroughly dry before decorating. Decorate board around house with remaining icing to resemble fallen snow. Secure door to house with icing. Decorate house with lollies, secure with icing. Secure trees to board and chimney to roof with icing.
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Tennessee Williams's Notebooks, here published for the first time, presents by turns a passionate, whimsical, movingly lyrical, self-reflective, and completely uninhibited record of the life of this monumental American genius from 1936 to 1981, the year of his death. In these pages Williams (1911-1981) wrote out his most private thoughts as well as sketches of plays, poems, and accounts of his social, professional, and sexual encounters. The notebooks are the repository of Williams's fears, obsessions, passions, and contradictions, and they form possibly the most spontaneous self-portrait by any writer in American history.
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Wilin Rosario Rumors
NL West Links: Rosario, McKenry, D'Backs
Wilin Rosario or Michael McKenry could be traded before Spring Training is over, Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post opines, as the Rockies look for ways to solve their catching surplus behind starter Nick Hundley. Manager Walt Weiss said that he doesn't plan to use three roster spots on players who can only catch, so the club's plan to give Rosario some time at first base could be a solution. Colorado has explored trades for Rosario this offseason but if they hold onto him, he'd hold the edge on a roster spot over the out-of-options McKenry.
Here's some more from around the NL West…
- The Diamondbacks will have approximately $19.02MM in combined pool money for the 2015 draft class and the 2015-16 international signing period, though their international spending will be greatly limited due to overage in the 2014-15 period. Given how Arizona's pool is the second-highest of any team's, Baseball America's Ben Badler opines (via Twitter) that the D'Backs made a "questionable" decision to "handcuff themselves" in the international market until 2017 by going over their current pool limit to sign Yoan Lopez.
- Padres executive chairman Ron Fowler was "pleasantly surprised" that GM A.J. Preller was able to make so many major trades this winter, though club ownership went into the offseason knowing changes had to be made. "We knew we had to re-energize the community," Fowler told reporters, including the Associated Press. "I think last year was sort of the beta test for us: OK, this is not working. It was time….After looking at our numbers in terms of attendance and looking at the interest in the marketplace, we felt we had to do some investment spending."
- From that same chat with reporters (including MLB.com's Corey Brock), Padres president/CEO Mike Dee said that the club isn't too disappointed over not landing Yoan Moncada. "We would have loved to have had him, but we now have flexibility we might not have had [in future international spending]," Dee said.
- Rick Renteria has been offered a number of jobs since being fired as the Cubs' manager earlier this winter, Gordon Wittenmyer of the Chicago Sun-Times writes, including a return to the Padres. Though Renteria is reportedly going to take a year away from baseball, manager Bud Black has been "trying to get him to pop over to Peoria [where the Padres train] and get back involved with us. I'm trying to get him back in as soon as possible, just to help us out to whatever extent he wants to help out." Before being hired by Chicago, Renteria managed and coached in the Padres' organization for a decade, including six seasons on Black's coaching staff.
- Yasmani Grandal's strong pitch-framing metrics were a big reason the Dodgers acquired him in the Matt Kemp trade, Mark Saxon of ESPN Los Angeles writes.
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Players Win Six Of 14 Arbitration Hearings
The Mariners' defeat of reliever Tom Wilhelmsen today ended this offseason's arbitration season. This year, 14 players went to arbitration hearings, with the players winning six times and teams winning eight. Via MLBTR's Arbitration Tracker, here are the results.
|Player Amt.
|Team Amt.
|Player won?
|Pedro Alvarez
|Jerry Blevins
|Alejandro De Aza
|Josh Donaldson
|Blue Jays
|Mat Latos
|Mike Minor
|Jarrod Parker
|David Phelps
|Wilin Rosario
|Mark Trumbo
|Danny Valencia
|Blue Jays
|Neil Walker
|Tom Wilhelmsen
|Vance Worley
A few notes:
- Via MLBTR's 2014 Arbitration Tracker, only three players (Andrew Cashner, Vinnie Pestano and Josh Tomlin) had hearings last year, so 14 hearings this year marks a dramatic spike. No players had hearings in the 2012-2013 offseason, and seven players did in 2011-2012. The number of hearings this offseason was the most since 2001, although not everyone is convinced this is the start of a trend, according to the Associated Press. "Just as I didn't think [2012-2013] was the start of a trend when we had no hearings, I do not think any conclusions can be drawn at this point from the increased number of hearings this year," says MLB chief legal officer Don Halem.
- The Pirates alone took three players to arbitration, as many as all teams combined in the previous two offseasons.
- Teams will pay the 14 players who went to arbitration $57.925MM next season, saving a total of about $1.5MM versus the midpoints between those 14 players' proposed figures and those of their teams.
- There appears to be no obvious pattern in which players won and which lost (which isn't necessarily surprising, since the terms of each arbitration hearing are set ahead of time by the teams and agents who determine the figures, and not by the arbitrators). As CBS Sports' Jon Heyman notes (via Twitter), better established players (like Josh Donaldson, Neil Walker and Mat Latos) mostly lost their hearings, while players coming off mediocre or poor seasons, like Pedro Alvarez, Mark Trumbo and Mike Minor, won theirs.
- In terms of overall dollar value, Donaldson might be the player most affected by the result of his hearing, which he lost. There was a fairly large gap (over $1.4MM) between his proposed figure and that of the Blue Jays. Donaldson is also a Super Two player in the midst of his first year of arbitration eligibility, and his salary for 2015 could impact his salary in the next three seasons after that.
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Rockies Defeat Wilin Rosario In Arbitration
The Rockies have defeated catcher Wilin Rosario in the sides' recent arbitration hearing, Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com reports on Twitter. Rosario will, accordingly, take home $2.8MM rather than his filing figure of $3.3MM.
Colorado may have been able to sway the panel by pointing out Rosario's defensive shortcomings and relatively poor 2014, because it drove the price down a fair sight shy of the $3.6MM that MLBTR/Matt Swartz had projected. Rosario has consistently received rather poor defensive marks (see, e.g., Baseball Prospectus, Fangraphs), and pitch framing metrics have not been kind (Baseball Prospectus; Stat Corner). That put an even less promising spin on Rosario's below-average .267/.305/.435 slash, which was good only for a park-adjusted 86 wRC+.
Of course that kind of offensive production is still not bad at all for a catcher. And Rosario, who battled injuries last year, has shown the ability to do much more. Still just 25, Rosario slashed .282/.314/.507 and hit 49 total home runs over just 892 plate appearances from 2012-13.
In addition to saving half a million dollars against the alternative scenario in the binary arbitration decision, Colorado gets the added benefit of holding down Rosario's earnings for the following two years of eligibility. The slugger will need to earn his playing time this year, though he may be afforded additional turns at bat by slotting in at first base or even the corner outfield.
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West Notes: Rockies, Astros, Gallardo, White
Wilin Rosario's name has come up quite frequently in trade talks this winter, but Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post writes that it now appears likely that the Rockies will hold onto Rosario heading into the 2015 season. GM Jeff Bridich explained to Saunders that he feels Rosario possesses the athleticism and work ethic to add first base and corner outfield to his repertoire, and he'll still likely see some time behind the dish.
Here's more from Saunders' piece and more regarding other clubs in baseball's Western divisions…
- Charlie Blackmon has also been a popular name on the rumor mill of late, but Saunders hears that the Rockies haven't initiated any trade talks regarding Blackmon. While they've talked to several teams over the past few months, they've been on the receiving end of those calls rather than openly shopping Blackmon.
- Saunders also notes that a trusted Major League source informed him that the Rockies "unequivocally did not make [James] Shields an offer," thereby squashing some speculation that it was Colorado who extended the previously reported five-year, $110MM offer.
- The Astros' deal with Ryan Vogelsong looks to have fallen through, with the Giants reportedly making a serious run at re-signing the righty, but Houston GM Jeff Luhnow indicated earlier today that the team could still add another starting pitcher but is likely set from an offensive standpoint, per Brian McTaggart of MLB.com (All Twitter links). Luhnow also did not rule out trading away more of his own players. It seems like the Astros may not be quite done shaping the 2015 roster.
- Evan Drellich of the Houston Chronicle spoke with Luhnow about the Astros' abundance of strikeout-prone hitters, and Luhnow explained that the team is OK with the trade-off of strikeouts for power. "We probably will have a few strikeouts because of the types of players that we have," said Luhnow, "but the flipside of that equation is we're going to produce a lot of runs with those types of players. It's up to our hitting coach to work on them to figure out when's the right time to go for it and when to put the ball in play, and (manager A.J. Hinch) to figure out the lineup, so we don't kill rallies by stacking up more than two or three of these guys at a time."
- More from Drellich, who adds some additional Astros notes in a late-night roundup, noting that Luhnow doesn't expect to resolve the team's only outstanding arbitration case (that of Marwin Gonzalez) in the near future. He also adds that the Astros' acquisition of so many strikeout-prone hitters wasn't due to a philosophy or belief that Houston knows something about strikeouts that other clubs do not; it just happened that the power bats they targeted came with strikeout issues.
- In a piece for FOX Sports, Dave Cameron of Fangraphs examines the changes in Yovani Gallardo's arsenal of pitches over the past few seasons and wonders if the Rangers can receive better results from the 28-year-old by trying to revert him to his previous ways. Gallardo has switched from pitching primarily off a four-seam fastball to throwing significant amount of two-seamers. The results, Cameron notes, has been an increase in grounders and a decrease in strikeouts. However, Cameron theorizes that part of the thinking behind the conscious shift from Gallardo was that Milwaukee catchers excel at expanding the bottom half of the strike zone. Meanwhile the Rangers ranked 29th in team ground-ball percentage in 2014 and typically emphasize four-seamers over two-seamers. Cameron wonders if the change in scenery could cause Gallardo's strikeout rate to rise, which could pay significant dividends for Texas.
- Logan White is invigorated by his transition from Dodgers vice president of amateur scouting to Padres senior adviser/professional scouting director, writes MLB.com's Corey Brock. White spoke at length about the differences between working on the amateur side of the game and working the pro side and the aggressive approach that the Padres will be taking to scouting: "We're going to see anyone and everyone in pro baseball. We're going to get after it on the back fields, make sure we know the makeup of these guys, talk to coaches, watch BP and early work. … Some of the best decisions you make is because you work a little harder, not because you're smarter than everyone else."
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NL West Notes: Padres, Maurer, Rockies, Rosario
Padres GM A.J. Preller deserves much of the credit for the club's surprising offseason, but ownership should get its due too, writes Matt Calkins of the San Diego Union-Tribune. While the decision to fire former GM Josh Byrnes prior to the trade deadline was roundly lampooned, it opened the door for Preller to prepare his staff for a flurry of offseason moves. Additional support from ownership, including an expanded payroll, helped to fuel Preller's moves.
- New Padre Brandon Maurer blossomed in a relief role last season, writes Jeff Sanders of the San Diego Union-Tribune. Maurer features a 95 mph fastball and a biting curve. The Padres may give him a chance to start, but he appears to have the floor of a late innings reliever.
- If the Rockies don't make some bold moves, another 90 loss season could be on the horizon, writes Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post. Rockies GM Jeff Bridich says a couple moves were "close-ish," but hasn't yet found a major move to his liking. Saunders would target the rotation and bullpen for remodeling.
- In a quick analysis piece of the 15 NL clubs, ESPN's Jim Bowden (Insider required) opines that the Rockies need to trade Troy Tulowitzki and Carlos Gonzalez. The club has a lot of work to do before it can be considered a contender. From my perspective, I think they're just waiting for the right offer, which may include both players proving themselves healthy and productive after their latest batch of injuries.
- The Rockies and Rangers engaged in "significant" trade talks involving catcher Wilin Rosario, reports Saunders. However, a trade has yet to materialize. The Rockies are now saying they're comfortable splitting Rosario's time between catcher and first base, although that could be posturing.
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NL West Notes: Hudson, Giants, Rosario, Padres
The Giants announced today that right-hander Tim Hudson underwent surgery to remove bone spurs from his right ankle. The 39-year-old Hudson has an expected recovery time of eight weeks, and the Giants believe that he will be ready to go come Opening Day. Giants VP and assistant GM Bobby Evans told reporters, including Henry Schulman of the San Francisco Chronicle (Twitter link) that Hudson felt increased discomfort in the ankle as he ramped up his offseason workouts. That ankle is the same ankle that was stepped on in a gruesome looking injury in July of 2013 that cut short what was shaping up to be another excellent season for Hudson. The longtime Athletic and Brave returned from that injury to post a solid first season with the Giants; Hudson worked to a 3.57 ERA with 5.7 K/9, 1.6 BB/9 and a 53.1 percent ground-ball rate in 189 1/3 innings. The TWC Sports client is owed $12MM in 2015 as part of a two-year, $23MM contract inked last winter.
Here's more from the NL West…
- Evans also told Schulman that the Giants weren't looking to add a Major League starter before Hudson's injury, and that won't change despite the surgery (Twitter link). However, he did note that the team is always on the lookout for depth, suggesting that a minor league addition or two could come in to serve as a safety net of sorts.
- Rockies GM Jeff Bridich tells MLB.com's Thomas Harding that he's had trade talks regarding Wilin Rosario, but "nothing that makes sense" for the club (Twitter link). If no deal is reached, Rosario will play some first base for the Rox in 2015, Harding adds. Rosario, of course, has seen the bulk of action at catcher for the Rockies over the past three seasons, but he grades out as one of the game's worst defenders behind the dish and has reportedly been shopped for much of the winter. Michael McKenry and newly signed Nick Hundley figure to split most of the catching duties in 2015.
- While the first offseason of A.J. Preller's tenure as GM has shown the world that the Padres shouldn't be counted out on any player, MLB.com's Corey Brock writes that the current roster is probably pretty close to what the final product will look like on Opening Day. "Especially on the pitching side," manager Bud Black told Brock. "I don't know how much more we can do with the pitching." Brock writes that an acquisition of Cole Hamels or a signing of James Shields are at best "very remote" possibilities for the Friars at this point.
- Already having introduced Matt Kemp, the Padres today introduced Justin Upton, Wil Myers, Derek Norris and Will Middlebrooks at a press conference, and Kirk Kenney of the San Diego Union-Tribune has some highlights. Preller said today that the addition of these players (and presumably Kemp) "is about trying to build a core group of players. … Guys we feel very good about putting with Andrew Cashner and Tyson Ross and Jedd Gyorko and some of the other Padres players that are hopefully going to build a competitive team here for the next four years." Norris told reporters he considers it a "privilege" to be part of such a dramatic roster reshaping. "You don't see very many teams do things like this," he added. "It's just a pleasure to be part of it. I think it's something special." As Dennis Lin of the U-T tweets, Upton offered a concise take on his new club: "We're gonna be pretty dadgum good."
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Rosenthal On Braves, Phillies, Zobrist, Rosario
Here are highlights from FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal's latest:
- The Braves' offseason has been quietly criticized throughout the industry, with other teams wondering about Atlanta's signing of Nick Markakis and about its trades, including getting injured pitching prospect Max Fried as the co-headliner (along with Mallex Smith) in the Justin Upton deal.
- The Phillies, meanwhile, did well in getting Ben Lively in return for Marlon Byrd and cash. The Phillies didn't get marquee names for Byrd, Jimmy Rollins or Antonio Bastardo, but they weren't expected to. A Cole Hamels deal would clearly be a different story, and Rosenthal names the Red Sox and Cardinals as interesting potential trade partners.
- Ben Zobrist is likely to receive a qualifying offer next winter if the Rays deal him this offseason, and the possibility of getting a draft pick would likely make him even more valuable to some interested teams.
- The Orioles are interested in Colby Rasmus despite his perceived makeup issues because Buck Showalter believes Rasmus can adjust to the Orioles' clubhouse, just as Delmon Young did. The Orioles also already possess plenty of good clubhouse players who can set strong examples. The Orioles have yet to sign Rasmus, though, and it's not yet certain they will — Nori Aoki is also available, along with a variety of outfield trade possibilities. (Showalter met with Rasmus yesterday.)
- Wil Myers is excited about the possibility of playing center field for the Padres, Rosenthal writes. Myers has only played a handful of games at center in the Majors.
- Other teams aren't willing to give the Rockies much for Wilin Rosario right now, so the team's best course might be to allow Rosario to play some first base and outfield this season and hope he improves his stock after declining offensively in each of the last two seasons.
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West Notes: Hamilton, Rosario, Mariners
The Angels are likely to trade Josh Hamilton before his contract expires, but not before letting him play out at least part of the 2015 season, Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com writes. Given Hamilton's production (.263/.331/.414 last year) and contract, his value can't slip much further, so the Angels might as well wait to see if they can recoup some of that value with a rebound season, Gonzalez suggests. And then, of course, there's the fact that Hamilton has a full no-trade clause. The Angels reportedly discussed potential Hamilton deals with the Rangers and Padres this offseason, although those talks did not appear particularly likely to result in a trade. Here's more from the West divisions.
- After reaching a deal with Nick Hundley last week, the Rockies could trade Wilin Rosario, or they could keep him and go with three catchers (Hundley, Rosario and Michael McKenry), MLB.com's Thomas Harding writes. Many teams have two catchers but are reluctant to use the backup to pinch-hit, so having three would allow the Rockies to use their spare catchers more liberally. Also, they could have Rosario pick up playing time at first base or in the outfield. Harding adds that the Rockies have "checked in with" Max Scherzer and James Shields this offseason, although, unsurprisingly, they're not likely to sign either one, and they'll likely acquire a veteran to eat innings instead.
- Justin Ruggiano and Seth Smith should form a solid platoon for the Mariners, David Golebiewski writes for GammonsDaily.com. Neither one projects to be anything special if he plays every day, but Ruggiano has a .925 OPS against lefties in the last three seasons, while Smith has an .825 OPS against righties. Those are very strong numbers (even though we should probably expect regression for Ruggiano, and it's impossible to completely hide any batter from same-handed pitching), and the Mariners should get effective production from right field while they wait for a long-term starter to come along.
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NL West Notes: Tsao, Rosario, Padres
The Dodgers are about to sign Taiwanese righty Chin-hui Tsao, who hasn't appeared in the Majors since 2007 and hasn't pitched professionally since 2009, when he was banned from Taiwan's top league amidst allegations that he tried to help fix games. MLB has looked into Tsao's case and allowed the Dodgers to pursue him, and that might be a mistake, Yahoo! Sports' Tim Brown writes. Major League Baseball is typically very strict about the appearance of game-fixing (as Pete Rose's situation suggests), and allowing Tsao to play, even on a minor-league deal, would set a strange precedent. Here are more notes from the NL West.
- Before today, there were already rumors about the possibility that the Rockies could trade Wilin Rosario, possibly to an American League team. After Colorado agreed to terms with fellow catcher Nick Hundley today, those rumors seemed ever more likely. But ESPN's Jerry Crasnick tweets that the Rockies are telling interested parties that they will keep Rosario unless they're blown away. Obviously, that could simply be a negotiating stance on the Rockies' part. It seems unlikely that the Rockies would begin the season with Rosario, Hundley and Michael McKenry all on their active roster.
- Of all the extra outfielders in San Diego, it's not surprising that the Padres traded Seth Smith first, Jeff Sanders of the San Diego Union-Tribune writes. Unlike some of San Diego's other surplus outfielders, Smith had value in a trade (as the Padres' acquisition of a power arm in Brandon Maurer suggests). Also, he was owed $13MM for the next two years despite having no clear role with the team.
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Rockies Notes: Harang, Johnson, Gee, Rosario
MLB.com's Thomas Harding rounds up some of the names connected to Rockies' offseason pitching search, including the new information that Colorado is interested in Josh Johnson and Aaron Harang. Johnson may soon be off the board as he's close to re-signing with San Diego, though Harang's market has been pretty quiet this winter. As Harding notes, the Rockies are looking for ground ball pitchers (such as Kevin Correia or Kyle Kendrick) who could handle the thin air of Coors Field, but Harang doesn't fit that bill; the veteran righty only has a 38.2% grounder rate over his career. The Rockies are still exploring trade possibilities and aren't believed to have begun serious negotiations with any pitcher, Harding reports.
Here's some more from the Mile High city…
- One of those possible trades could involve the Mets' Dillon Gee, though Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post (Twitter link) said talks are "on hold." Saunders thinks the two sides "were close" to a deal at one point.
- Besides looking for pitching, the Wilin Rosario trade market has been the Rockies' biggest offseason focus, ESPN's Jerry Crsnick tweets. American League teams are the "prime targets" for Rosario, as his long-term future may be at DH rather than catcher.
- The Rockies want pitching back in any trade for Troy Tulowitzki, Carlos Gonzalez or Justin Morneau, though no deal involving any of the three stars is imminent, FOX Sports' Jon Morosi reports (via Twitter). Colorado has discussed all three players in trade talks this offseason.
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Wild About Wellness Kids Health Fair in Texarkana
The annual Wild About Wellness Children's Health Fair is Saturday, August 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Four States Fairgrounds Entertainment Center.
The annual Wild About Wellness Children's Health Fair is Saturday, August 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Four States Fairgrounds Entertainment Center.
The great Texarkana Duck race is set for a new location August 24th.
This movie is on the top of the list for me of must see this week!
Just two days left to help vote for Texarkana to win a grant for the dog park in Spring Lake Park to be named after Kylee Sullivan! Tell your friends and family to vote twice a day, they do not have to live in Texarkana to vote. Click the 'more link' on this blog for easy voting. We need everyone to pull together and make this happen.
Fun activities are planned all day for ages 9 to 19 at the 6th Annual Four States 4-H Day on Thursday, August 1, 2013, at the Four States Fair Ag Learning Center in Texarkana, Arkansas. Registration begins at 8:15 a.m. and the events start at 9:15 a.m. This is a FREE event for the kids.
If you are looking to adopt a pet Petsmart is the place to be this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Texarkana, Texas. The Texarkana Animal League is hosting an adoption event. There will be a variety of dogs and cats looking for homes.
This is a picture that I took on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 in Texarkana. There is construction, repairs and improvements occurring throughout the roadways in Texarkana. Please be patient. If you cannot, be sure to take an alternate route
Several of the Texarkana area rescues will have dogs available for adoption this Saturday, June 29, 2013, from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at the Texarkana Petsmart, on Richmond Ranch in Texarkana.
The rock band Synergistic will bring their live show to Hopkins Icehouse in Texarkana tonight.
Looking for a 4th of July event close to home? Look no further! Here is a look at 10 different upcoming events you could be a part of.
This Great Pyrenees has been wondering the neighborhoods in the Sugar Hill area for a few days. Is it yours? Has a State Line Animal Hospital rabies tag on it that will be called on this morning but no guarantees that avenue will lead to the owners so please let us know if you recognize this dog.
This video message was taken after the Easton Corbin Concert at Railfest in Texarkana, Arkansas in May.
These three children were at the concert and wanted to go to the Band's travel trailer and tell Easton Corbin bye. Their mom was trying to get them to leave so they could go home. She knew that their chances of actually getting to talk to Easton Corbin were very, very slim so I shot this video hoping that would make them happy. Hopefully Easton Corbin sees it!


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New Denim Handbags by Chanel
Denim bags have become quite a staple for Chanel. For the new season Karl Lagerfeld designed pieces that embody both the heritage of denim and of the storied fashion house.
The new pieces include the signature quilted style that the brand is known for, along with a couple of new ones. And new, I mean frayed. They have taken the classic flap style of the brand and re-imagined it in a frayed denim with the standard charm chain strap.
That is not the only frayed style. For the more casual person, there is the drawstring bag. With a slouchy summer feel, the new style is just looking to be paired with a summer dress when the time comes around. Which one is your new favorite?
Jared Leto in Wrangler and Chanel Pre-Fall 2014 Jeans
Jared Leto posed for some photos while he made his way into Grand Palais for the Chanel Haute Couture Fall/Winter 2014-2015 show. The actor paired together a Wrangler denim shirt with a pair of Chanel jeans from Look 6 of the Pre-Fall 2014 'Dallas' collection.
What I love about Jared is that he really isn't afraid and will wear pretty much anything. I am not the biggest fan of boots, but I know he was going for the western vibe of the collection. Just by the way he carries himself, he makes the look work. What do you think of his outfit here?
Denim Handbags by Chanel
Karl Lagerferld has brought back the denim handbags at Chanel. This isn't the first time he has used the textile for the famed fashion house. He used it for both the most recent Resort collection as well as his Marie Atoinette inspired collection back in 2013. Then back in 2008, he dressed all the models in some baby blues in forms of bikinis and the classic jacket.
To continue his love for the fabric, the designer released three new handbags. From the classic flap that the fashion house is known for to the on-trend backpack, these are ready for you to have slung over your shoulders and wear in just like your favorite pair of jeans.
Elizabeth Olsen in Chanel Suede Leggings
Elizabeth Olsen was spotted on a stroll through Soho in New York. The actress wore her favorite pair of Chanel Suede Leggings with a camel colored jacket and Rag & Bone Harrow boots. It's great to see that Elizabeth still wears these out even though they are a few seasons old.
Elizabeth recently announced that she has joined the cast of Godzilla, along with Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Bryan Cranston. This was a bit of a shock to hear. I never would have expected to hear her join a franchise as big as this one. She was named the "Indie" darling, but it is nice to see her branch out as I think she is a great actress.
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Losing the lawn: Sunset photo gallery
This was published in today's SF Chronicle. If you're a Sunset subscriber, you may have already seen some or most of these photos. They're a good reminder that even though the drought is officially over, there are many more interesting designs for your front yard than a lawn, no matter which Western climate you live in.
Here is a link that might be useful: Rethinking your yard: 20 ways to lose the lawn
I love Sunset magazine, I'm a two-generation subscriber, but really nice to see the link and flip through all the gorgeous photos with additional links for info about some of the gardens. I have over an acre, and have two very tiny strips of lawn out front, more for color and to break up our lanscaping, and a small square of lawn in the back again, just for color. The rest is planted in nearly all water-wise plants on drip. After working on our sprinkling system, fixing leaks, and switching some areas to drip I was able to bring our water bill down by about 50%. Thanks for sharing, jkmom.
Patty S.
Beautiful. I would love to have any one of these yards, but I think the cost of the materials alone would be more than my lifetime gardening budget :)
Actually, there were three yards that had great ideas for those of us without a big budget for hardscape. I especially liked the little one with the green bunch grasses- so simple, yet so inviting.


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Holiday With Matthew Mead
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Bad news...BM passed the evaluation!
I don't know how or why but she did.
No treatment recommended.
I am blown away, and totally upset.
She called DH all smug a couple hours ago and said she passed and it was a waste of time.
I don't get HOW this happened. I mean, with a police report documenting the incident, and a past DWI, how can you pass an alchol eval.
She apparently even TOLD them, all proud, that she has not had anything to drink since April 6th. If that right there doesn't show her indicating she has a problem, then what does?
I am so upset. "Normal" people do not get drunk and attempt to drive off with their child.
What really ticks me off is HER story, HER version in court and now, has been that she was NOT trying to drive but that SS climbed in her car.
I am so angry that BM waltzed through this. And NOW I am afraid this makes DH look WORSE, like he made a false allegation against her.
I swear on everything, this woman has had a drinking problem as LONG as DH has known her. HOW could they not recognize that at a treatment center? Unless the GAL did not do a good job of relaying all the facts...
Just BM's gloating, but I believe her.
She talked to DH right before she went in b/c he had to sign the credit card receipt via fax.
Then she called him after, and said she has the report with her indicating no treatment necessary.
I. Do. Not. Understand.
I am not trying to be vindictive here or hope that she failed. It's just that DH and I so badly wanted some sort of documentation regarding her alcoholism.
And now, armed with her new-found confidence, she is saying she IS going to modify the summer schedule AND she is filing a motion to modify school district.
It seems there is NO justice at all.
And what bugs me is that DH has no idea what information the GAL relayed to the treatment center. Did they get the police report? Do they know BM has a past DWI on her record? etc.
Soooo frustrating.
We are waiting to see what our attorney says.
Yes it's baffling, but all too familiar for me. 'My BM' is also an alcoholic and has been known to drink and drive with her kids in the car. There have been plenty incidents where the cops were involved when BM got into a drunken rage and yet...when we ended up in court the court counselor did NOT want to have a bar of it. We were completely blown away by it and I still am, but that is how it was. Police reports have been written...and ignored.
BM walked away from court smiling and even got a compliment on how cooperative she was, grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
I also DO NOT understand how these things happen, but they do, I'm so sorry for you guys.
I'm so sorry love... maybe I'm in denial a bit but I'd wait to see what the report says for myself. I wouldn't take HER word for it... she's interpreting it so maybe she only sees what she wants to see. It may say no treatment necessary but it may also indicate a problem.... just not so bad she needs treatment. Maybe it will still serve to document something. If nothing else, she WILL screw up again and when that happens it should discredit the quack that saw her this time.
Just keep documenting and try to let it go... for now. She will relapse and she may have confidence right now, that may actually work in your favor. An alcoholic with confidence will begin to think they can go have 'just one' and eventually PROVE the problem for you. Your husband just needs to be a little more diligent in keeping contact with his son when he's with mom... a nightly call at least. and he needs to act right away if he hears ANYTHING of mom drinking with his son in her care... to do nothing is to accept that it's okay and shows he isn't worried about it so it must not be serious. He needs to do whatever he can to keep his son safe because an alcoholic doesn't have the ability to make good judgments and they do put others in danger... my mom used to take me with her to the bars. I sat outside in front of the bar waiting for her to come out... usually at closing so I could drive her home so she wouldn't get another DUI. I can't remember how old I was but it was before I had a license... looking back now, she had me sitting in the seediest places... the bad part of town at 1 or 2 am... I was a teenage girl sitting alone in front of a bar. At the time, I didn't think of the dangers... I was an invincible teenager. By the grace of God, I survived my life with my alcoholic mother.
Maybe it's just me... but it pisses me off to the point of being infuriated to hear that she is throwing the blame on her son by saying HE tried getting in the car! He's a six year old little boy and she has the gall to twist it around and blame HIM to save her own ass? I can't say the words on here that are in my head... to tell you what I think of her because my post would be rejected... but that's the lowest form of life and NOT something a loving mother would do. That poor little boy is going to have to grow up with a mom that would do that to him... that breaks my heart.
I would almost have to wait for the real report to come out. My Ex would lie like a rug about stuff. What is said and what she thinks she heard might not be true. Did they tell her that she was "Free to go, we had a positive meeting" and she thought that means no treatment or did they give her a clearence letter? She seems mentally ill so I really don't know what to think about all that. I hope it isn't true or that at least there is more to it then just that. SURELY!! Don't give up, it isn't over till Judge says so.
I was about to say something similar to ima... definitely see what the report says. I'm wondering if no treatment needed is what BM says but if it could say there should be follow-up? Or even if they say she's fine, but that is based on incomplete information and you can demonstrate she lied, or if it's based on her self-report that she has stopped drinking the first time your husband can document that she's drunk, there can be basis for reevaluation? I wonder how much information your husband will have access to? I know there are privacy issues on her side, but court-ordered based on custody and the child's well-being seems like he might get more info than simply whatever the recommendations are?
"Your husband just needs to be a little more diligent in keeping contact with his son when he's with mom... a nightly call at least."
He does call his son every night like clockwork to say goodnight. The problem is, he tries to avoid a conversation with BM so he rarely talks to HER. Sometimes she will jump on the phone, and she almost always calls back AFTER SS is in bed, but DH is better about screening those calls.
Thanks everyone. I am interested to see what the letter/report says. DH will get a copy of it soon, as the results are going to be open to the attorneys and all parties involved.
I do think that *maybe* she had her psychiatrist write a letter on her behalf stating that he is treating her. She was talking about doing that before. So it is possible that this treatment center decided that it is okay for her to receive care elsewhere. Who knows.
She claims at the eval. they did not even ask her if she's ever had a DWI? I was blown away by that. She had a DWI three yrs ago and blew so high on the breathalyzer that she was recommended (by the courts) for a weekend lock-down at a hotel as part of her sentence. They only use this for people who were extremely intoxicated---I guess b/c the courts realize there IS a difference between someone who has one glass of wine at dinner and gets pulled over versus someone who is out at a bar for hours getting hammered and then drives--like BM. When she got her DWI, it was around 2 AM and she got caught pulling out of a bar parking lot.
I am blown away that this did not even come up (supposedly) at her eval.
Like the others, I would wait for the report. Most reputable substance abuse treatment facilities have moved to an evidenced-based model of treatment based on the Transtheoretical Model of Change, also known as the Stages of Change model. In this model, it is theorized there are five stages of change (with respect to altering one's behavior). Those stages are: Precontemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, and Maintenance & Relapse Prevention.
The key characteristic of the Precontemplation stage is DENIAL; the individual does not believe the issue applies to them; they have a belief consequences are not serious.
When someone presents for a substance abuse evaluation and they are judged to be in the precontemplation stage of change, the report will often reflect no recommendation for treatment because the individual is not ready. At this point, the primary goal of therapeutic intervention would be to move the person to the contemplation stage. This would be done by asking the person questions such as, "What would have to happen for you to know this is a problem?" Or, "What warning signs would let you know this is a problem?" When someone presents in the precontemplation stage, the more you try to convince them they have a problem & need to change, the more likely they are to resist and become more entrenched in defending their belief they have no problem.
I had a person come to my office once, told me the most they had drank at one sitting was 2 liters of vodka. They had just been drinking the week before our initial appointment and they reported they "just flipped out." They couldn't remember exactly what happened but ended up arrested for assault and disorderly conduct. Of course, their inability to remember was not the result of a blackout and that they "flipped out" had nothing to do with the fact they were drunk out of their mind...I declined to take them on as a client and referred them for a substance abuse evaluation. Their response was they'd be back soon because they "knew" they didn't have a problem with alcohol.
Alcoholism, chemical dependency....they are insidious diseases....difficult to treat....infuriating, really. As a mental health provider, I find it the most frustrating issue to try to work with, so I stay far away from these patients....for my own mental health.
Thanks for all the input, everyone.
I talked to our attorney yesterday. She was shocked that BM passed.
She is waiting to get a copy of the report. Then she is going to talk to the guardian to find out what information he conveyed (if any) to the treatment facility. Then she is going to get an idea of what (if anything) he wants to do now.
She did warn me that the case is pretty much over. BM passing the eval. is very bad for DH's argument. Plus, BM has been having custody of SS as usual for the last 6 weeks, and things have been going smoothly. So DH really has no more arguments to make in regards to concerns for SS's safety. He brought his concerns up, BM did the eval. and now she has been "cleared."
So chances are---the case will be dismissed in early July for the next court date.
All we can do is, like finedreams said, keep documenting and hope that one of two things happens---either this WAS BM's wake-up call and she will stop, OR she will screw up again and DH will have more evidence to take her back to court.
The attorney did point out that we, no matter what, should not look at this as a waste. We sent BM a message, loud and clear, that that behavior will NOT fly with us. DH will do WHATEVER he has to do to protect his son, and our family. We gave her legal consequences for her actions and held her accountable. I did feel better after the attorney pointed all that out.
So....we shall see...on the bright side, BM is moaning about summer arrangements and our attorney went through their court papers, and it clearly states that there is no ROFR. YEAH! We are going to Michigan for 10 days in July and BM is threatening that she won't let that happen---but the attorney reminded me that technically DH has 6 weeks in the summer, and BM has 6 weeks in the summer, to be divided into 2 week increments. They will not really use all of that, BUT it's nice to know that we legally have that. So if BM makes a big deal out of our vacation, then DH can "threaten" her with doing the 2-week arrangement in the summer. There is no way she will want to go 2 weeks without seeing her son, so she will give in to Michigan.
It's crazy how this is how custody stuff works. Most people tend to work things out on their own, no matter what the court papers say--the court papers are more of a "worst case, back-up, if we can't agree" plan. Good to know.
FD, last summer my dad rented a house in Frankfort, MI on Lower Lake Herring.
We loved the location, not totally wild about the house itself, though. This year he found a place on Crystal Lake--Leland is the name of the town, I think? It will be a whole gang of us---the four of us, my dad, probably his GF, her kids, and my brother, and then a couple my dad is friends with.
We are so excited.


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We have a big crop of salvia vanhoutii plants with large, clear yellow spots on the leaves. The remainder of the leaves look good. Virus? WE don't feel that we can sell them without knowing the nature of the problem. I emailed a picture to Betsy Clebs, and she has never had a similar problem. Have you?
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The variegated van houteiis are spotted all over,you can get
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July flowers in the garden...so far
I seem to always take pictures on cloudy days.....I think I do it because they just look better.
Anyway I went out and took some pictures of whats blooming, there are a lot of things NOT blooming, so I bet I take more next week!
Here are a few to enjoy.
First, does anyone know what this is? I am thinking some type of verbascum, but I'm not sure. I had one show up a few years ago, and it must seed itself, because I now have a nice clump.
Here is a pair of berries I found stuck on an arbor...maybe someone was saving them for a snack later!
I have this window in my shrub border, with a couple of clematis planted on it. The clematis was mislabeled, they were supposed to be peach colored! But that's OK I like the purple/lavender combo just fine. In front of the window is planted a sutherland gold elderberry, which I love for it's leaves.
Here are a couple happy unexpected combo's:
There are many more pictures in my flicker album, as always the newest are at the bottom.
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The plant you think is verbascum is beautiful. I've seen them before but can't remember the name.
Also like the window in the garden. I would love a wrought iron grill of some sort as a window in one of my sunken gardens. You've made me want to search.
Your color combos are very nice, I like when the unexpected happens don't you? The photo of the forgotten snack is sweet.
Very nice pix.
I grew the hybrid verbascum 'Southern Charm' once and now I have those same verbascum growing here. Not quite 'Southern Charm' but not full fledged mullein (Verbascum thapsus) either.
Lovely garden and pics as always, Jenny! Thanks for showing.
Your Verbascum is lovely. I only have the common mullein which the birds brought me and which I need to remove before it seeds as it can become invasive. Unfortunately Southern Charm is not hardy enough for my climate.
Luckygal, are you sure? I believe after a bit of research that this is "Verbascum Nigrum" I am in zone 3b NW MN and I have no idea how it came to be in my garden, it showed up one year and I let it be. I have the common Mullein too, which I usually let one or two grow, and bloom but I pull before it sends seeds everywhere.
Jenny, I just looked at your pictures; what beauty you have created for yourself and others. Thanks for sharing. Did you buy starter plants or plant the seeds yourself? I love all your flowers..do you know the names of all of your peony varieties, especially the burgundy one? I would love to be your neighbor and be able to wake up and enjoy the beautiful gardens you have created and to be able to talk to you about the different flowers.
Thank you
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By Stephen Tilmann, on March 16th, 2015
By Zachary Huang, on March 13th, 2015
Zachary Huang, Michigan State University
Beelieve it or not, I found this when I was bored one day. That was when I was a student, trying to get my Ph.D. and was observing bees 8 hours a day. I started …
By Stephen Tilmann, on March 12th, 2015
A new set of plans on how to build a mini-nuc has been added to the "In the Beekeepers Workshop" page on the MBA web site. These plans include a survey (Part 1) of the topic, including the "whats", "whys" …
By Stephen Tilmann, on March 5th, 2015
By Stephen Tilmann, on March 5th, 2015
We received the following communication from Mike Hansen, State Apiarist for Michigan…
Good Morning, many of you already know Meghan Milbrath through presentations she's provided at local bee club meetings, through MBA's Annual meeting at ANR week, through the Northern …
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Mobile ISP's often do this already yes, and its one of the reasons mobile internet is so fricking painful. At least the ones I know of have it opt-out, if I need a public IPv4 I just set another APN on my device, which makes it a bit more bearable for me personally. But that is not really enough for the health of the internet as a whole. When a significant portion of the internets users are crippled, the usefulness of the intertubes suffers in some way or another even for those with proper connectivity.
Anon is right that you could portforward at the ISP in some cases, you just need a new home gateway/router/cpe to support UPNP IGD/NAT-PMP to PCP proxying ;-) And you will still need some 3rd party negotiation of the ports if its going to be useful for other than techies (on the other hand, not as infra/latency/bw critical as a full detour). At least these new devices will also support IPv6!
FWIW, my cable operator have provided me with proper native ipv6 for almost a year at home, as many routed subnets as I need, at work there is ipv6 to the workstation, mom has native at her place, dad has at work (home still a few months out). Cable, FTTH and DSL techs covered. Really UK ISP's need to get their shit together and just deploy IPv6. Its not that hard and others are doing it AT SCALE already.