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I just finished a trade with peaches so I thought I'd post a review. There was a mix up with the post office and the first package never got here and peaches was nice enough to send the seeds again. And she sent 3 different types of basil to replace the one she couldn't find! :)
To be honest though, I expected to get more seeds. I usually go by the "guidelines" on gardenweb which I think are 25 larger seeds or 1/8 or 1/4 tsp of small seeds, unless arranged otherwise. The seeds were also sent in a regular envelope that got wet and some of the seeds were crushed so I'm hoping I can still grow some of them.
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Arranged a trade with peaches0104 at the end of October. I sent her the 16 varieties she asked for in November, including new commercial packages of seed. Received small amounts of 5 varieties from my list a few weeks later, plus a few "bonus" seeds ... a mixup. She offered to send the rest. I received them yesterday (three months later). Amounts like six and a half golden wax beans. This was my first big trade, and I think I'll probably just buy whatever seeds I need from now on.


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i'm also geting some IP to get another suporters, wich one you recomend me to use / buy for Solo pubstomp?
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If you mean solo-lane, Zilean. If you mean solo queue in general, I'd say Alistar, or perhaps even Blitzcrank.
If you mean solo laning. try Zilean or Karma. both can have some good damage output if you build for it, if its solo que, choose one that fits the team comp your allies are using.
Zilean has great speed control and his ult... nuff said. use him if your team has alot of champs who can't chase easily. he is also good at harassing early game with those bombs. if someone tries to run behind a turret and escape. send them up the bomb. do this and you'll get alot of people hating on you.
Janna is fun if your laning with a tank or tanky dps. she can also do well with fragile burst damage champs
Taric is good for laning with someone who can't take a hit to well. or someone very wreckless who likes to tower dive alot.
Karma is good for almost any situation, if you can master her, she can be one of the best supports ever. or one of the worst if you fail with her
Sona is just all around, good for most types of ally champions.
Never used Alistar before. so I don't know much about this one.
Solo pubstomp as supporter? Morgana?
Lulu is always nice, especially if you end up bot with an ad carry w/ attack speed (Tristana, Kog'maw, etc. ...)
Alistar is always a good support, he helps who ever he ends up in lane with (can jungle too)
Zilean is a good choice, I use him occasionally, as a support, with decent results. (fits in well with the current meta, allows your partner and jungler to level at pace with solo mid and top)
Taric and Leona are nice too, tanky/initiator.
If you are going to solo lane and want a "support" type, morgana, lulu, or janna (iffy).
If you are solo queuing, Alistar, Zilean, Janna, or Lulu (or taric/leona).
For me, Lulu is without a single doubt the best solo queue support. She's awesome and underrated. You can make plays alone wiht your ult and heal, do so much burst to an enemy champion and your polymorph spell is the most underrated spell in the game. You can be the difference in a game easy, but people will never notice it, but that goes with the job.
Second best is Soraka in low elo, i would say Janna but people are too bad so they need a babysitter. With some key silences, nice lane substain and nice global ult, solo queue will love you.
You can check my elo, it's only 1520 right now though but i main support.
When i get higher i think Janna / Nunu might be the best option
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I have a grower I deal with each year. So far I have gotten good daylilies from them. This year they didn't even ship until Wednesday so things sat in the post office drying out, when I finally got the box I wasn't certain how these ones would perform, in my opinion they weren't in good shape. The roots were still plump and firm but at least 70% of the foliage was yellow. I soaked the daylilies overnight and then planted them. It's now been 2 weeks and they haven't done much. Now to wait and see how they do. The other orders I received have all started growing. I felt like contacting them and complaining. What would you do? Marg
Spring 2010 I received a disappointing Lily Auction order. The plants were puny and weak. I complained to no avail. Here are the plants today:
Who knows if your plants will thrive? To my amazement, my plants are now robust and now all need to be moved due to crowding. It sounds like you have been pleased with this seller in the past. I would definitely notify them that the plants were in bad shape when you received them. Then see what they say.
The year that Luddy's HYACINTH MACAW came out, I ordered it and the price was something like $225 for a single fan. I'd ordered many times from Luddy prior to that. Rachel sent me the confirmation # and after about 6 days, I began to check it. NOTHING except that it had been received by the PO in FL!! After about 9-10 days, I contacted RAchel and we were both frantic at that point... Finally after two weeks, the box arrived, nearly flattened, broken on one side,and the plants had totally yellowed. My best guess was that the box got ovrlooked on a truck and left in there several days by accident. Even though they offered to replace it, I told Rachel I thought they weould surivive and they did. Both HYACINTH MACAW and CELL TOWER have put up scapes and are getting ready to bloom.
You might cut off a bit more of the yellowed foliage. Don't over water although it is tempting, Water in thoroughly and then water no more than twice a week if you are getting no rainfall.
Good luck! I'll just bet they will survive and thrive. I have thrown seedlings on top of my compost pile and they've survived the winter!! Daylilies are some of the hardiest perennials out there.
Thanks everybody. Guess I just needed to vent. Floota, I've have a clump sitting on the soil in the garden for 2 years now and it's still doing fine - guess I should get it planted. We're supposed to get a T-storm later today. Hope we do because it has been very dry lately. Maybe that will perk them up. Marg
Hi Marg,
Did this order come from Ontario? My daylilies have looked terrible until the last few days. The foliage has been frosted so many times. I think they are finally getting big enough that the "white tops" are bending over and they aren't looking so bad. I can imagine what a plant I sent to someone would have looked like. I have received one order tis spring from someone who has had similar weather and she said to let her know if the plants don't do well. They have just been severly stressed It is so dry here I am potting up what I get now to save carrying water all over. I will plant them when it gets wetter, if that ever happens this summer. I also didn't get my usual digging, splitting and moving done in April because the weather was so crappy. What a spring
It is too bad your plants had to spend the weekend at the post office and you could comment on that to the seller but hang in there and see what happens. And happy watering!
Hi Debbie. The order came from HM in Quebec. I never even thought about the frost getting them but I'm happy to report that I just checked the bed and a few of them are starting to show signs of growth! BTW, I'm very impatient! I was also planning on moving most of my daylilies to the new beds (I have 4 planted) but now I think I might have to wait til next spring that's if it's any better than this spring! Marg
I had a disappointing trade. The fans were medium but below the foliage there was just crown and a couple of scant roots. They are now potted up in my best soil and hopefully they are growing lots of new roots. Sometimes we put up with lower quality if the plants are rare. If I didn't get these from this guy I would never get them at all.
Hi Marg,
Thankfully my HM order came today. It looks great with many having 3 fans and a few clumps. Even the single fan orders are more than 1 fan. It was mailed on Tuesday and I am really glad it came today and wouldn't wanted to have seen it if it sat over the weekend. Now I just have to plant them and keep them watered. It sure would be nice to get some rain!
Hope yours are coming along. Some that I planted in the last 2 weeks finally look like they are taking off on their own.
Hi Debbie: I have been watering them and despite the heat, they are doing well. I can see new growth on all of them now. Guess I'm just to impatient! Glad yours came and are alright. They keep promising us rain but we've only had a few drops today - enough to scare the dogs inside. I was hoping for a good downpour. Marg


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The Co-operative and The Rugby Football League have announced that kids will be able to go free to this year's Co-operative Championships Finals Day.
The KIDS GO FREE initiative, which was launched at the beginning of the season, and has enabled hundreds of children under 16 to attend matches during the holidays free of charge, will extend to the Finals Day at the Halliwell Jones Stadium, Warrington on 2nd October.
The scheme followed research commissioned by The Co-operative which showed that family time has taken a hit during the economic crisis, as families have less disposable income to spend on family outings than they did two years ago. Both parties launched the initiative to ease the burden on families during these tough times.
The Co-operative Championships Finals Day will be packed full of family fun, with a designated area for families in the stands with freebies and entertainment all day long, as well as a Co-operative trailer featuring free food samples.
Celebrity Rugby League fans have pledged their support for the initiative including comedian Johnny Vegas, cricketers Graeme Swann and Ryan Sidebottom, actress Lucy-Jo Hudson and Rugby League legends Paul Sculthorpe and Martin Offiah.
"The concept of kids going free to games is fantastic. The more children exposed to the game the better, and to be able to help out families during these hard times is a positive thing," said former GB captain and two times man of Steel winner Paul Sculthorpe.
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On the beach in Boracay Island (Balabag), The Lazy Dog Bed & Breakfast is close to Boracay Butterfly Garden, White Beach, and Boat Station 1. Also nearby are D'mall Boracay and Boat Station 2.
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Dining options at this beach inn include a restaurant and a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is served each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary in public areas. Additional amenities include tour/ticket assistance and barbecue grills.
Rooms open to balconies. The 15 guestrooms at The Lazy Dog Bed & Breakfast include air conditioning. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with cable channels. In addition, amenities available on request include in-room massages and hair dryers. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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I was scrolling through a stats-heavy Powerpoint presentation by top liver doc Nick Sheron the other day, and a picture jumped out at me. At first glance it was a pub, a peculiarly quaint country pub with a thatched roof, wreathed in colourful foliage.
In fact, it was too quaint to be true. It turned out to be a 2005 Chelsea Flower Show exhibit, now a feature in the garden of Shepherd Neame's Flying Horse Inn. I'm not absolutely certain of the context in which Sheron showed this picture, but judging by the following shot of a supermarket he was contrasting two ways of retailing alcohol in order to press home the case for minimum pricing.
The pub is, of course, the new ally of the public health lobby in the campaign for minimum pricing, sections of the on-trade hoping that it will bring fairer competition. And as Chairman Mao used to say, "The enemy of my enemy is my friend".
But why not show a picture of a real pub? Perhaps the trade's new friends, and you could include certain politicians in this, too, have an idealised pub in mind, the kind of mythical rural pub the Chelsea Flower Show mock-up was referencing. I've just read a degree dissertation, kindly sent to me by its author, University of Nottingham geography student Charlie Jenkins, that explores this very subject.
The idea is that the village pub is an expression of 'rural idyll', a space for the performance of a mythology around country life. Jenkins looks in particular at how middle class folk from cities have colonised former farming communities, including the local pub. Under commercial pressure pubs have played up to what this audience expects, at the same time providing the additional comforts, good food and nice toilets, an actual village inn and its traditional customers would not have troubled about. What remains of the original clientele have become almost part of the furniture, providing character, local knowledge and the public bar buzz that distinguishes a gastro pub from a mere restaurant.
Pubs have probably always been living theatres of this kind, never entirely natural, but what bothers me is the exclusion of other types of pub from this idealistic elevation of the rural.What about community pubs in the backstreets of towns and cities? Just because they don't act out the tropes of the rural idyll doesn't mean they have less social value; even if they do look better on a slide.
My attention has been drawn to an academic paper, from Finland of course, that concludes that a single hangover a year increases the risk of stroke. I was going to analyse the findings, check the stats for confounding factors etc., but life is too short. Especially mine, if this research is correct.
Still, I'm left wondering; what do the Finnish academics mean by the term 'hangover'? There are hangovers and there are hangovers… and there are more hangovers besides. There is an entire taxonomy of hangovers, and they have exercised the descriptive powers of our greatest thinkers.
Most famously, Dorothy Parker identified the symptoms of "the rams" as "loss of correct knee action, heartbreak, an inability to remain either seated or standing, and a constant sound in the ears as of far-off temple bells".
I once appeared for a tutorial with Lorna Sage, the greatest literary critic of her generation as they called her after her death (not from a stroke), to find her crouched at the end of one of those long thin rooms they have at universities, quivering behind an almost impenetrable fug of cigarette smoke.
"Have you ever had one of those hangovers where everything seems very far away?" She whimpered. Indeed, I had. I think I would say I have had them all if I didn't expect that some novel variety is always going to surprise you just when you think you've collected the full set.
Hangovers, I've always felt, have been the things that stood between me and alcoholism, like cerberus at the gates of the underworld; they are nature's many-headed warning to give it a rest. So now people are telling me that my friendly hangovers have nailed me down for a sure-fire stroke? Along with most of the adult population, I'd imagine. I'm pretty sure I don't know anyone who hasn't had a hangover. Where did those Finnish researchers find their control sample, I wonder? And you have to come back to definitions. I'm presuming the hangover was self-reported, so it could mean anything from feeling slightly jaded or dry in the mouth to a full-scale attack of the rams.
In short, research of this kind, or at least its sensational conclusions, is useless. And worse, it distracts from the proper understanding we so sorely lack of why people get into difficulties with drink.
To describe the consultation document on the proposed statutory code for pubcos and tenants as a can of worms would - I'm increasingly feeling - be unfair to the worms. The Department of Business, Innovation and Skills has just admitted that it misrepresented the level of complaints made against companies to the British Institute of Innkeeping's helpline when it was justifying the threshold at which the code will apply. Those "complaints" turn out to have been merely calls.
I'm speechless.
Anyway, last week, in cowardice, I skirted round the issues somewhat. But I suppose I'm going to have to dig into them worms, starting with the longest and slipperiest. The code will enshrine the principle that a tied tenant should be no worse off than a free-of-tie tenant, and the consultation invites ideas on how that calculation might be made. I only hope they don't ask me because I haven't a clue.
It isn't simply a matter of working out whether the extra a tenant is paying to buy beer (the 'wet rent') matches the discount they get on market rent. SCORFA, or Special Countervailing or Financial Advantage, also needs to be factored into the equation. These are all the additional benefits a tied tenant can expect from the agreement: training, business and marketing advice, buying deals and the support of an area manager and other HQ personnel. It's hard to put a price on that. And the real problem is, in my experience, is that it's not delivered consistently. So much comes down to the relationship between the tenant and the area manager, and that's about people, not money.
I was going to say it explains why tenants of smaller companies, such as the family brewers, make fewer complaints and are therefore being excluded from the regulation, but the evidence for that has just been scuppered.
In spite of that, from going around, I'd say that the tenants of family brewer do have a closer relationship with the firm. Because the estates are smaller, directors will often make a point of visiting pubs and getting to know their licensees and hearing what they've got to say. A big pubco has to rely on the skills and commitment of its area managers, and while some of them are excellent they are all under pressure to hit targets and there are those who will shun difficult cases to focus on the pubs that are already performing. So the pubs that need the SCORFA the most don't always get it - and I'm not sure how you measure that.
So, after a decade of investigations and hearings, bitter argument and name-calling, self-regulation is deemed to have failed and the government is going ahead with a statutory code to sort out the relationship between the major pubcos and their tenants.
One aim of the legislation will be to transfer a total of £102,000,000 a year from companies to their tenants. This must be how much the government believes publicans are currently being ripped off by their landlords, though I'm not sure where it comes from.
The detail of how this transfer might be achieved, and a lot of it is quite large detail, is still to be settled on; however, and this is now out to a consultation process closing on June 14th.The interesting consultation document asks two main questions: how the principle that a 'tied tenant should be no worse off than a free-of-tie tenant' might be calculated, and whether a mandatory free-of-tie option should be included in all tenancy agreements.
Both of these, I believe, present complex difficulties which I will have return to in future post; how they eventually play out will determine the impact the legislation will have on the industry: intended and otherwise.
Less contentious is confirmation that the pub industry is to get an independent adjudicator to enforce the code and rule on disputes between pubcos and tenants. For me this is relatively uncontroversial, although it's unfortunate the industry was allowed to set up its own adjudicating bodies which have since not really been given a chance to see if they work.One surprise is that the code will apply to all companies with 500 or more 'non-managed' pubs – including Wellington Pub Company, which leases 800 odd, free-of-tie houses. The reason, as far as I can make out, is that if tied businesses are going to be benchmarked against free-of-tie pubs the regulation is going to have to apply to the latter, too, or you could find landlords freeing pubs from the tie and charging extortionate rents.
So the legislation is not only an intervention into the tied house system, it's about regulating all pub rents. If I'm right, that's new material. It will be interesting to hear what Wellington has to say about that, if for no other reason than I've yet to hear Wellington offer an opinion on anything.
Meanwhile, plenty of other stuff to muse on over the next couple of months. More next week.
Unless something bigger happens.
Well, I'm not sure I'll be doing that again. First of all, the knob was too stiff for my weedy word processing fingers, the bag I was bashing split and spilled grains of paradise everywhere, and then my glasses steamed up. But 'helping' to brew a new cask ale down at Wadworth's Brewery in Devizes last week was certainly an educational experience.
I've been on scores of brewery tours but I've never followed the whole process as closely as I was able to in the Waddie's microbrewery; it gave me an insight into how British brewing has changed over the last few years.
Launching a new beer used to be a big deal. A brewer would spend months on consumer research, months on testing recipes and months on trials, just to be absolutely sure they'd got it right. With Wadworth's monthly Brewer's Creations a member of the brewing team simply writes down a recipe out of their heads, makes it and puts it into pubs to sell – or not. May's beer, which I 'helped' with and will be called No. 5 (no need for marketing consultants to decide on a name), is the creation of quality assurance brewer Andy Weaver. It's basically a strong-ish (5.5% ABV) elderflower beer with added dried orange peel and those crushed grains of paradise to give it a kick.
No. 5 sounds nice – as long as I didn't balls it up too much – but the thrill is we won't really know for a couple of weeks. And then only the customers at 10 Wadworth's pubs will get the chance to taste it before it's all gone, and that will be that.
It is completely the opposite approach to building big volume brands, which brewers used to be obsessed with, and reflects a market that's been shaken up by hundreds of microbrewers and imported craft beers. Even family brewers, arguably the most conservative wing of the industry, are getting in on it. Wadworth has also used its on-site microbrewery to make its Beer Kitchen range of bottled beers that include an Espresso Stout and a bitter aged in whisky barrels. Head brewer Brian Yorston, an old hand, worries that there isn't much volume in them, but he agrees that's not really the point.
The market has changed. Blokes who walk into the local and ask for a pint of the usual are a dying breed. Today men and women, both young and old all demand the unusual. And you can't help but feel that the brewers themselves are pretty pleased to get the chance to give it them.
I'm a simple soul with simple needs. I moved to Brighton for the pubs, and two years ago I moved to a particular part of the city for more pubs. Now within five minutes' walk of where I live, there are at least a dozen pubs.
So I am blessed. But in recent months the local pub scene has been thrown into repeated crises; good tenants have given up - two of them consecutively at one pub. So far no pub has actually closed, but one, at least, is in grave danger. The community lives in a state of high anxiety wondering where their next pint is coming from.
In one street alone, four out of the five pubs have changed hands and the fifth has changed landlord while keeping the same tenant. It's this pub that I want to write about because it tells a positive story with clear lessons.
When I first came to Brighton the pub was famous and always buzzing, but over the years it has slowly declined. By the time it became one of my locals, I would guess that half the week's trade was done on a Sunday. On other days a maximum of four of five customers were rattling around in there. It was a pub that was hanging on by the parsnip fingers of its roasts.
What had gone wrong? The pub was very run down. Little had been spent on the fabric of the building. Outside the paint was peeling, the window frames rotting, and inside contained a tired old design that was falling apart rather than maturing into something agreeably lived-in. If any pub needed a refurb, it was this one. But the owner, Punch Taverns, and the tenant could not come to a deal on it. Then, at the end of last year, Punch walked away, selling the freehold to a private landlord, thus the stalemate was broken.
The pub closed for several weeks for a refurbishment and reopened two weeks ago. To say it was like a caterpillar turning into a butterfly would be hard on the caterpillar. And, without any kind of a launch party, it was suddenly packed with people - and that has gone on. I'm convinced it's not just the novelty; a business has been transformed, overnight, from a failure to a triumph.
The success of a pub is, of course, never down to purely physical factors. You can spend a massive amount on a beautiful refurbishment but if you get the offer and the staff wrong the money will be wasted. Plus, you also have to get the financial model right.
Yet I do feel that underinvestment has been a major, if less well-publicised, factor in the current wave of pub closures. One tenant who handed back the keys of a pub down the road last year said people just weren't going out locally any more. This latest reopening shows that, if you give them a good enough pub, those people will start coming back.
That was the almost universal pub trade reaction to the Chancellor's decision to axe the beer duty escalator last Wednesday; like being smacked in the gob. But in a nice way.
Indeed, George Osborne sounded surprised himself as he announced he was going even further by taking a penny off a pint to become the first Chancellor to reduce beer duty since Derick Heathcote-Amory in 1959.
It could well be that while thrashing about for a piece of good news with which to placate an impoverished electorate George Osborne smacked himself in the gob with this one - a deliciously distracting image, but we'd best move on.
Hopefully, not too many pub-goers will be demanding cheap beer at their local tonight. Most publicans will make the calculation that they have already absorbed much of the rising costs which have been faced in recent years, not only from punishing taxes but from brewers' price increases and various overheads. And the duty escalator is still rising for wines and spirits, of course.
So they are not going to pass on the chance to claw a little back. In any case, customers are hardly going to feel the benefit of a penny off, while across the pub industry those pennies add up to about £30million. A couple of operators have, however, cleverly capitalised on the publicity. JD Wetherspoon is knocking 5p off two of its cheaper beers to take them below £2 a pint – something that drinkers will notice and appreciate. And Chris Gerard of Innventure has emailed a 1p-off voucher to regular customers of his six pubs – a gimmick, but one that might drive a bit of extra trade.
The important thing is, though, that the Treasury has broken with the principle of the escalator. We ought now to at least get Chancellors who think about what they are doing and are open to argument before whacking the duty up; and hopefully take down the escalator for wines and spirits, too.
It was unfortunate that the Wine & Spirits Trade Association was unable to spot this possibility. Instead of welcoming the move and urging the Chancellor to take the next logical step, in a fit of jealousy it chose to have a go at beer, claiming that pubs wouldn't benefit. One lesson from the campaign against the duty escalator, that speaking with one voice might just make a difference, clearly still has to be learned by some.
For a minute there, I thought minimum pricing might bring down the government as David Cameron made an ungainly retreat from his former determination to introduce the measure; then some other stuff happened and the price of booze was dispatched to its rightful place as a triviality in the wider scheme of things.
But it's worth pondering why an alcohol policy like this, little more than a tinkering when you compare it to what a government might do, has caused such controversy and confusion, especially among Conservatives. We need to go back to first principles, and a little book on licensing written in 1903 by the unfashionable Fabians Beatrice and Sidney Webb. They uncovered a fundamental contradiction it the state's attitude to the drink question. A government likes to encourage industry, but what if that industry produces something that's a potential threat to the economy as a whole?
The solution to this dilemma, the Webbs argued, is licensing itself, a tightly defined regulation of the drinks industry that handily produces its own revenue, through duty, taxation and various fees.
However, this negotiation does not settle the underlying contradiction. Alcohol policy is, as you will have noticed, in a continuous state of flux (in the current terminology, 'rebalancing') as the state comes under pressure from competing interests: the health lobby, law and order and the different sectors of the industry.
Today's Conservative Party is, meanwhile, torn by its own contradictory forces along similar fault lines. On the one hand there is the libertarian ideology based on a faith in free market economics, on the other the desire for strong law and order to sustain the optimum conditions for that same economy.
Significantly, the Government Alcohol Strategy of last March came out of the Home Office, not the Department of Health, and begins with the anti-disorder case for minimum pricing and other measures. Health is tacked onto the end, almost as an after-thought. It now seems that in the endless tug of war between the free market and law and order the free marketers are, for the moment, holding sway, David Cameron the knotted kerchief bouncing about on the middle of the rope.
We await the announcement of the latest temporary resolution in Wednesday's Budget. Rest assured, though, that it won't bring an end to the matter.
The health lobby is not having a good binge-drinking epidemic. More figures came out last week to suggest that we are consuming less alcohol. But that's not all. Those believed to be the most vulnerable groups - heavy drinkers and young people - are driving the trend.
Between 2005 and 2011 the number of men who had consumed more than twice the recommended units (the definition of a binge) on their biggest drinking day of the previous week fell from 23% of the survey to 18%.And as for our wild, irresponsible youth, the number of bingers among them plummeted from 32% to 22%.
Of course, these numbers are based on notoriously unreliable self-reporting (absurdly exaggerated in recent 'secret drinker' media headlines), but the trend is undeniable. But what's causing it? No doubt the recession has had an impact, however consumption has been declining since 2004, which is well before disposable income started to be hit by unemployment and falling wages. Plus, the sales of cheap supermarket booze are falling now.
How about all that education? Have people finally got the message about those sensible drinking guidelines? It seems unlikely given the understandably poor level of understanding of alcohol units. There are some things, shifts that happen in the mass of a population, that are very hard to pin down to one or two determining factors.
When we look back on this period from a future standpoint it will be seen, most probably, as a time of readjustment from a peak around the turn of the century. These ups and downs are a part of history going back centuries, and only ever partially explained by changes in government alcohol policy - although taxation has certainly been a factor, as it may be today.
We can expect the debates around alcohol policy to rage on though, because there is more at stake ideologically than a simple regulation of consumption or a minimisation of harm. If that wasn't the case, we would be less bothered about the overall stats and more bothered about the individuals who are damaged by their drinking but never show up in these kind of numbers.
Will Self, the posh novelist and professionally bewildered Shooting Stars contestant, tackles the JD Wetherspoon pub chain in his latest Real Meals column for the New Statesman magazine*. A crunching, over-the-top, studs-showing, unfair tackle the article is; it's worthy of a yellow card, if not a sending off.
My theory is that Self was late; late with his copy as he arrived at Victoria Station one day. Getting slightly desperate and happy to settle for an easy target (I know the feeling) he glanced around the concourse: Burger King, Upper Crust, Delice de France and then up at the Wetherspoon's on the balcony. Perfect.
Victoria is never going to be the best example of a Wetherspoons pub. Self does not mention it, but he would have found it busy, as it invariably is, with people waiting for delayed trains, people meeting up, and people nipping in for a swift half of something interesting.
It is a business at continuous full-stretch with little time for hospitality and its frills, a purely functional pub that does the job. It's not what you would call a 'destination venue'. All Wetherspoons are a little like that, actually. It is their unfussy functionality, as well as their good value, that makes the pub chain so popular. Though not with Self who regards them as: "… shit, brown dollops of establishments smeared incontinently across our cities. Actually, 'shit' is a little strong for Wetherspoon – a bit too gamey; they're more 'shit-lite'."
This is good writing. It's funny, it's clever, and I like it. But in delivering entertaining copy Self is not just laying into Wetherspoon, he is attacking the hundreds of thousands of people who use it, people who obviously haven't got Self's high standards.
One of them is me. True, if there is a nicer, cosier pub nearby that serves a decent pint I wouldn't give the 'Spoons a second glance. But quite often when I'm in an unfamiliar town I'm grateful to spot the 'W' sign that tells me there's a place I can go that will give me cask beer in good condition, free Wi-Fi and something okay to eat if I'm hungry and can't find a curry house.
Self should recognise this practical appeal that has made JD Wetherspoon and its creator, Tim Martin, so successful. He should also recognise that 'Spoons is giving all those people he must have noticed at Victoria something they need; but the article is all about his personal distaste for a concept he blames on "a man named Tim".
The problem with this review is that it's written by a man named Self.
*Read it if you must, here: http://www.newstatesman.com/culture/food-and-drink/2013/02/pub-chain-named-after-object-resentment-codtraditional-its-fish-and-c
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Ceanothus can have a natural life cycle of 10-15 years, depending on the species and\or growing conditions. The article at the link below has some great information and tips re: care, pruning, etc.
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In ideal conditions yes, they can grow for that length of time. But 10 years is not that long imo. They are prone to frost damage and do not respond well if you try to cut into older growth to rejuvenate. As the OP says his is not healthy.
We don't know where the OP is situated but I took a wild guess from the other plants visible and the glimpses through the foliage that this plant is in Europe and possibly in the UK. They will grow quite well here but dwindle after some years just as the pictured plant has.


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A section of the Oldfield Grandstands will be open free to the public with access available through the lobby of the Daytona International Speedway ticket office.
Approximately 40 drivers took to the 2.5-mile tri-oval on the first day of a two-day ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards test session in advance of the 52nd annual Lucas Oil 200 presented by MAV TV American Real on Saturday, Feb. 14, part of Budweiser Speedweeks 2015.
Fastest on the first day of testing was Patrick Staropoli in a Ford at 188.344 mph followed by eight-time Lucas Oil 200 champion Bobby Gerhart at 187.196 and Leilani Munter at 187.188. For complete times, visit www.arcaracing.com
Martinsville Speedway President Clay Campbell, who finished third in the 2014 Lucas Oil 200, was seventh fastest in the afternoon session at 185.962 in a Ken Schrader Racing Chevrolet.
ARCA testing concludes on Saturday.
Keen, a 31-year-old racer from the United Kingdom, was the winner of the 2015 Sunoco Whelen Challenge and earned a driver's seat for the Rolex 24 At Daytona on Jan. 24-25.
Radical SR3 Challenge champion Phil Keen got his first taste of the twists and turns of Daytona International Speedway on Tuesday during testing for the 53rd anniversary of the Rolex 24 At Daytona.
Keen, a 31-year-old racer from the United Kingdom, was the winner of the 2015 Sunoco Whelen Challenge and earned a driver's seat for the Rolex 24 At Daytona on Jan. 24-25. Keen will join Max Papis, Eric Curran and Dane Cameron in the No. 31 Whelen Engineering Corvette DP fielded by Action Express Racing, a team that has won the Rolex 24 in 2010 and 2014.
Action Express Racing was among a handful of teams on Tuesday wrapping up a two-day test of the Speedway's 3.56-mile road course in advance of the IMSA TUDOR United SportsCar Championship season opener and Keen had the opportunity to spend significant track time wheeling the No. 5 Action Express Racing Corvette DP.
"It's an awesome place, an awesome track," Keen said. "I'm really looking forward to the (Rolex) 24 hour. I've always wanted to come to America to race and I'm lucky to have the chance to do it."
Tickets for the 2015 Rolex 24 At Daytona and the Roar Before The Rolex 24, the three-day test session scheduled for January 9-11, can be purchased online at www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com or by calling 1-800-PITSHOP.
Fans can follow sports cars at www.imsa.com and go on Twitter at TUDOR United SportsCar Championship (@UnitedSportsCar). Fans can also stay connected with Daytona International Speedway on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest for the latest news all season long. Fans can follow the latest on DAYTONA Rising, the $400 million frontstretch renovation at the "World Center of Racing" by using #DAYTONARising on Twitter or visiting www.daytonarising.com.
Kid Rock will perform several of his hits, including his brand new single "First Kiss," on pit road of the "World Center of Racing" prior to the start of the DAYTONA 500, the prestigious season-opening event of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
Multi-platinum award-winning, American rock star Kid Rock will perform the DAYTONA 500 Budweiser Pre-Race Show, the prelude to the 57th annual "Great American Race" on Sunday, Feb. 22 (1 p.m. – FOX, FOX Deportes, MRN Radio and SiriusXM Radio.)
Kid Rock will perform several of his hits, including his brand new single "First Kiss," on pit road of the "World Center of Racing" prior to the start of the DAYTONA 500, the prestigious season-opening event of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. All race fans that purchase a Pre-Race/Sprint FANZONE access pass for the DAYTONA 500 can enjoy Kid Rock's DAYTONA 500 Budweiser Pre-Race Show up close, along with driver introductions.
"We're thrilled to have Kid Rock entertain the thousands of race fans in attendance and the millions more watching on FOX," Daytona International Speedway President Joie Chitwood III said. "Kid Rock is an avid NASCAR fan and will provide race fans with a spectacular performance leading up to the start of the much anticipated DAYTONA 500.
Following his performance, Kid Rock will release his latest studio album First Kiss on Tuesday, Feb. 24. Fans can pre-order the album now at participating retailers and at KidRock.com. Kid Rock, whose musical style ranges from hip hop and rock to heavy metal and country, has sold more than 26 million albums worldwide.
Kid Rock joins a long list of past performers of the DAYTONA 500 Budweiser Pre-Race Show including Luke Bryan, Zac Brown Band, Lenny Kravitz, Brad Paisley, Tim McGraw, Keith Urban and Bon Jovi.
In addition to his concert, a special ticket package designed around Kid Rock has been created that includes a DAYTONA 500 grandstand ticket, Pre-Race/Sprint FANZONE access and VIP area access to Kid Rock's performance. Packages start at $169. Fans who have already purchased DAYTONA 500 tickets can add Pre-Race/Sprint FANZONE access along with VIP area access for just $104.
For more information on tickets for the 57th annual DAYTONA 500 and Sprint FANZONE/Pre-Race access, race fans can visit http://www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com or call 1-800-PITSHOP.
Fans can follow NASCAR on Twitter and stay up to speed on the latest news by using hashtag #DAYTONA500 and #SPEEDWEEKS. Fans can also stay connected with Daytona International Speedway on Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest for the latest news all season long. Fans can follow the latest on DAYTONA Rising, the $400 million frontstretch renovation at the "World Center of Racing" by using #DAYTONARising on Twitter or visiting www.daytonarising.com.
The national championship game between Marian University (Ind.) and Southern Oregon University is scheduled for Friday, 3 p.m. at Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium (TV – ESPNU).
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), the City of Daytona Beach and the Daytona International Speedway hosted the annual NAIA Football National Championship Press Conference and Team Challenge on Wednesday morning.
The head coach and team captains of Marian University (Ind.) and Southern Oregon University participated in the press conference and teams took tours of the "World Center of Racing" and enjoyed "hot laps" around the famed 2.5-mile tri-oval in pace cars.
Prior to a luncheon in the DAYTONA 500 Club, the quarterbacks, Southern Oregon University's Austin Dodge and Marian University's Hayden Northern, participated in a quarterback challenge where they tossed footballs from the flagstand to targets located in the tri-oval grass.
Ohio-Based School is Home to the Nation's First Motorsports Degree Program
Daytona International Speedway (DIS) today announced a new partnership with the University of Northwestern Ohio (UNOH) naming the school the Official Educational Partner at the "World Center of Racing." UNOH invented the first high-performance degree program in the country and in 2006, opened the largest U.S. facility dedicated to learning the science of high-performance vehicles – a seven-acre, 70,000-square foot high performance motorsports complex.
The partnership with DIS provides UNOH with on-site marketing presence including event signage, display space, tickets and hospitality. Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
"We're excited to grow our relationship with the University of Northwestern Ohio with this new partnership," Track President Joie Chitwood III said. "UNOH is widely recognized throughout the country for their motorsports degree program and we're looking forward to working with them on a number of new initiatives."
"Everyone at the University of Northwestern Ohio is very excited and proud to continue our relationship with Daytona International Speedway as their 'Official Educational Partner,' " said Dr. Jeffrey A. Jarvis, President of UNOH. "This partnership allows UNOH to reach out to the young men and women whose passion is high performance motorsports, and also provides the racing industry with highly skilled employees who graduate from UNOH."
In 1992, UNOH invented the first high-performance degree program in the country and has since been training students with the latest technology available in the industry. Students receive first-hand motorsports mechanical training.
Tickets for the 57th annual DAYTONA 500 as well as other Budweiser Speedweeks 2015 events are on sale now and can be purchased by calling 1-800-PITSHOP or visiting www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com
About Daytona International Speedway
Known as the "World Center of Racing," Daytona International Speedway has activity nearly every day of the year hosting stock cars, sports cars, motorcycles and karts. Daytona International Speedway has at least eight major race weekends a year with premier events such as the DAYTONA 500, the Coke Zero 400 Powered By Coca-Cola on Independence Day holiday weekend, the Rolex 24 At Daytona sports car event, the Daytona Supercross and the Daytona 200 motorcycle classic. In addition, Daytona International Speedway showcases daily track tours and is home to the winning DAYTONA 500 car.
About UNOH
The University of Northwestern Ohio, located in Lima, Ohio, is an entrepreneurial, not-for-profit, university founded in 1920. The University's High Performance program provides extensive training in welding and fabrication, engine machining, custom engine building, steering and suspension, drive lines, accessories trends, fuels, electronics, and ignitions. UNOH's High Performance Motorsports Complex is the only one of its kind in the world. Inside you'll find cutting-edge technology and equipment. UNOH is the only university to own a racetrack, Limaland Motorsports Park, and offer athletic scholarships for Motorsports. Students can join the Technical Support Team and work with one of Limaland's weekly racing teams or be a part of one of the UNOH student race teams that build, crew and drive the cars they race in every Friday night during race season.
Former Daytona 500 pole winners also added to season-opening showcase at Daytona
Coming off an exciting 2014 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup finale, NASCAR announced today all 16 Chase drivers will be eligible to compete in the 2015 Sprint Unlimited at Daytona International Speedway (DIS). The 75-lap, non-points race will once again kick off the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racing season Saturday, Feb. 14 (FOX, MRN Radio, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio) and will feature an expanded field of drivers based on new eligibility requirements.
A minimum of 25 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers are eligible to participate in the Sprint Unlimited at DIS. In addition to the 2014 Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup participants, the field also will include 2014 Pole Award winners, as well as former Sprint Unlimited race winners and Daytona 500 pole winners who competed in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series full time in 2014. Any remaining spots will be filled by drivers highest in 2014 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver championship points who are not already eligible.
"The 2015 Sprint Unlimited has potential to be one of the most competitive ever," said NASCAR Executive Vice President and Chief Racing Development Officer Steve O'Donnell. "With more drivers eligible, the intensity level increases for our fans and competitors, making for a compelling start to the 2015 season."
The 2015 eligible participants include:
(* – Michael Waltrip Racing today announced that Brian Vickers will not be available to race during the early part of the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup season due to health issues.)
Tickets for the Sprint Unlimited are available online at DaytonaInternationalSpeedway.com or by calling 1-800-PITSHOP. Fans can follow @NASCAR and @MissSprintCup on Twitter to engage in the #SprintUnlimited conversation.
About NASCAR
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. (NASCAR) is the sanctioning body for the No. 1 form of motorsports in the United States. NASCAR consists of three national series (the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series, and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series), four regional series, one local grassroots series and three international series. The International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) governs the TUDOR United SportsCar Championship, the premier U.S. sports car series. Based in Daytona Beach, Fla., with offices in eight cities across North America, NASCAR sanctions more than 1,200 races in more than 30 U.S. states, Canada, Mexico and Europe. For more information visit http://www.NASCAR.com and follow NASCAR at www.Facebook.com/NASCAR and Twitter: @NASCAR.
About Sprint
Sprint (NYSE: S) is a communications services company dedicated to delivering the best value in wireless. Sprint served 55 million customers as of September 30, 2014 and is widely recognized for developing, engineering and deploying innovative technologies, including the first wireless 4G service from a national carrier in the United States; leading no-contract brands including Virgin Mobile USA, Boost Mobile, and Assurance Wireless; instant national and international push-to-talk capabilities; and a global Tier 1 Internet backbone. Sprint has been named to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI) North America for the last four years. You can learn more and visit Sprint at www.sprint.com or www.facebook.com/sprint and www.twitter.com/sprint.
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