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Looking for a replacement
Looking for a replacement for my Picea pungens 'Glauca Globosa'. It's an eye sore to me & I'm unsure if it can be saved. It goes up maybe 3" off the ground then back at a 1:00 angle with very few branches. It's dark now and I will try to get a picture later tonight. Meanwhile I've narrowed it down to two I think.
Picea Pungens 'St. Mary's Broom'
Picea Pungens 'R.H. Montgomery'
The spot is around 5' x 5' In front you will find Pinus mugo 'Sherwood Compact', to the left you will find Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Lemon Twist', to the right nothing, behind is my house.
I'm looking for something that will rise above 'Sherwood Compact'. I'm not sure the size of 'St. Mary's Broom', some say 1" per year others say 3". For those that have both, which is the bluest?
i would say st marys is about 2 inches per year.. you can see it in junkies pic ...
girards dwarf about 3 .. and the other one about 3.5 .. oh thuem [sp???] ...
montgomery is pretty common for your collection ...
look forward to the pic. .
Thanks for the pics tj, It doesn't have to rise much taller than Sherwood Compact. I just don't want to put a smaller plant behind a larger one. My 'Sherwood Compact' is about 4 years old (I've had it for almost 2 years) and is only around 4" x 7" across. I've read that this plant should grow to be around 1.5' x 1.5' in 10 years.
See the link below for my source of 'St. Mary's Broom'. It looks almost like 3" a year which would be great. But you're correct, tj's pick looks like it's growing a little slower. Also thanks for the other suggestions, I was considering 'Thume', but I couldn't find a supplier.
I was hoping more for 'St. Mary's Broom' since it's not as common as montgomery. But if it doesn't grow at least 2-3" it wouldn't get taller than the conifer in front.
Here is a link that might be useful: Dans
Severnside - I would, but would hate to replace it with the same conifer especially since I already have 2 of these not including the one being replaced. 'Globosa' is a great conifer for me (which is why I have more than one), I like that it holds it's blue color very well and looks great all year next to yellows & reds.
If the 'Globosa' in this spot could be trained, I may leave it. But if I could find a suitable replacement it'll be nice to have something a little different.
If you want to spend a few extra bucks and SMB is too small, splurge and get the superior selection that has a slightly faster growth rate, SJB. 'St. Joseph's Broom' is offered in a 2 gallon container at Conifer Kingdom and is primo.
Otherwise you can go value (but you may need to buy a min.) and get a 2 gallon Globosa for $25 or so from Western Evergreen.
Wow whaas I would love to have that for this spot! With the baby on the way in 6 weeks, the wife would kill me if I spent $80 on a single conifer lol. I'm splurging just for one conifer to plant this fall along with all the ones I have sitting around here from spring.
Well here is the conifer in question. Planted Fall 2011. When it arived it was very sick looking. The needles were a yellowish green color. This year the yellow went away and the older needles turned green. Then the new growth pushed blue. It only grew about a half inch or so. You can't bend the wood any to bring it back up. I really need this to sit low to the ground so it won't require any plants in front. By the looks of it, if it does come around, it will have that high water look. Might be better off to just spend $30 on either 'St. Mary's Broom', 'Montgomery', another 'Globosa' or something else like these as long as it's available and grows 3" a year.
Thanks everyone, I think I'll give Picea pungens 'St. Mary's Broom' a shot. It's a little slower growing, but as TJ said above the SMB looks to be at least around 10" tall. The conifer in front is only around 4" tall. If they grow the same rate, the SMB should always be a little taller. If not I could do a little pruning or move the plant in front if it gets to large.
Thanks everyone, I think I'll give Picea pungens 'St. Mary's Broom' a shot. It's a little slower growing, but as TJ said above the SMB looks to be at least around 10" tall. The conifer in front is only around 4" tall. If they grow the same rate, the SMB should always be a little taller. If not I could do a little pruning or move the plant in front if it gets to large.
This is what I've been told about SJB...
Plant found by nursery manager, Richard Haslebacher. St. Joseph's Broom is globose with short needles and nodes. It's habit is mounding compared to SMB which is a bit more brittle and prostrate.
Eitherway I think both plants are nice. The SMB's that TJ has are absolutley primo. The picture doesn't do the plant justice.
I think the SMB is a good choice. From the two pics that TJ posted they compliment each other very well in branch size. A good pairing. The SMB's blue is very good. If as you say one just stays ahead of the other that's better than a longer branched form doing more than just tight globe expansion.
I like 'Blue Pearl' my self. Stays real small for a long time. Let me know if you want a pic.
Picea pungens 'Blue Pearl' is one of my favorites, I was lucky enough to snatch up a small one this past spring. Just a small one about 3" round, but I love the blue color of it. Do you have a larger one? The largest I've seen is the one I have lol.
My SMB should be in around Wednesday I think... can't wait to see what it since this will be my only fall conifer purchase.


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I have way too much burdock seed. The name of the cultivar is "Shirohada." My grow out from Ferry Morse seeds. I let too many go to seed. It was an ugly experience- just a warning- they make plenty of seed if allowed. See my list for other haves and wants...
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I am interested in your burdock & others on your list:
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That kind of story is the exception. There's a reason we have a double standard when it comes to assault laws. Often times if a woman attacks a man first and he retaliates he might be charged with assault as opposed to self defense because of using excessive force, when really he was just reacting the way he would if he was being attacked by a man.
Because the law is based on equal retaliation, or enough to disable your opponent, punching a woman tends to do more damage to her, simply because of bone structure.
I'm with Christopher Hitchens when it comes to the rights of Women.
Ofcourse women should be treated as equals, and be paid the same, for doing the same work, and allowed to hold office, etc. But there are differences between men and women that cannot be overcome, and rather than struggling so hard against these difference that we can't change we should embrace them. I have no problem with a girl who wants to fight, she can fight all she wants. But I have it in me that it's my duty to protect my partner, Because thats what i'm good for. I'm not so effective at giving birth, or raising a child, there are shoes that I cannot fill. So I will fill the ones I can, and it is my hope that she will fill the ones that she can. We're different for a reason.
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I mean while we're at it why don't we get on Cow and Chicken, or Dexter's Lab, where both Moms were housewives. Or any plethora of cartoons where good looking girls are airheads and the ugly girls are super smart, but just a little socially akward. Lets bash Powerpuff Girls for perpetuating the stereotypical feminine personalities.
It's sounding a little ridiculous isn't it?
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If you produce a movie that is going to be screened around the world to very different people, where an enormous investment of time and money have been put, where your ass is always on the line with any single thing you do and is with 100 % chance going to be heavily nitpicked by millions, you might want to not play smarty pants artist and stay in business doing that simple love story thats proven to work, and thousands of people on the payroll who worked their asses off may breath at ease.
They are not demons trying to endoctrinate the youth to mess with society and create a new world order, they are not made of one James Bond style villain ordering thousands of henchmen , the are a corporation, a big one, they interest is keepin the money flowing and staying in business.
They are doing what thay have done always, they change very little because the things they do happen work, if they stop making money and change is what they need to do to endure, change they will do. But if all those people involved were gamblers they would go straigth to the casino. They put out the money because they expect revenue.
The production values and massive amount of talent is something that can`t be taken from them either way, their movies are gorgeus, period. That, if anything, will have me interested in whatever new they do.
That a few things dont feel quite great, sure, thats valid, and im not their demography anyways ( and people breaking in musical numbers pisses me right the fuck off) but did you see that little drunk dude from Tangled? he was awesome . I dont think is all that bad to check out something thats pretty for the sake of being pretty from time to time.
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I believe I did get the point across with the division between male and female sports. This is just reality and it has nothing to do with better/worse, superior/inferior. In fact, the female of our species is primarily responsible for our current state of evolution due to her ability to select (particularly if you disregard "forced" reproduction). Which is why we ar eless hairy and a bit smarter than our cousins. If our ancestral women had preferrred things differently we would be different.
The reason this bears any connection to the Disney topic is because people are in denial about "roles" and "love interests". My very simple point is that these things are determined by biology and evolution and are part of nature. Others have a different point of view about it....that's all.
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Edit: I'm just genuinely curious as to the reasoning/thought process behind such a strong opinion? I mean, "MUCH rather die"? Wow. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like you are so bothered by the notion that men, in general, are stronger than you physically, that you would rather die than admit that reality? Just trying to understand where you're coming from. And sure, there are any number of women who could readily kick my, or most men's, asses due to martial arts training (leaving guns out of the equation) or just being extremely bad ass even. But again that is not the average, general situation.
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The issue is not about criticism. It is about politics. All criticism is not necessarily political, except to those for whom everything is political, which is to say personal (a.k.a. nutjobs).
The issue is about people, usually highly unhappy, yet idealistic people, who make personal preferences into political issues... which are intended to have social effect. In other words, my issue is with the people who want to physically coerce other people, through law and political power (which are equivalents), to obey their own preferences (which are usually learned as dogma through indoctrination into political cults.)
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Although I know that not all things can be settled peacefully, what I was talking about was that guys are less likely to assult a female if she is in company of a guy. Specially if the guy-friend is larger than the perverted predator.
Most people do try to avoid conflict whenever its possible.
And if someone wants to have sex with you, you do have the opinion to say no, or pretend you don't understand his rather obvious hints.
You have no idea how many guys stop stalking/starring at you when you just simply hug your male friend. Even if you scream the very cliché "I fucking love you man" in an obviously drunk manner.
Nobody should be expected to die for a complete stranger.. or die in a bar fight. You know.. going to a bar isn't lethal.
Why do I even care about this part of the discussion?
Back to Disney! We must also take in consideration that most Disney movies are based on old fairy tales, where gender-roles still wasn't that big of a deal. It was just accepted. And a lot of people still doesn't mind it.
I'm with the people saying that unintended sexism and racism isn't really a big problem. It can't be their fault that someone sees it as too sexist when even the general public doesn't seem to mind.
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Shouldn't have punched her though, could've just walked away.
I will say though that if it was a guy he punched, the most that probably would've happened is him getting kicked out of the bar.
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Self defense would involve the defendant acknowledging physically attacking the alleged "victim" but meeting HIS affirmative burden to prove justification of his actions under whatever doctrine of self defense exists in the jurisdiction.
Generally, a citizen can only use the equivalent level of force needed to successfully defend himself.
But, my knowledge of generic assault law comes from TV and the Interwebs and being a true crime junky. And my knowledge of the law of carryin' guns into bars in WA is pretty non-existent!
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Still confused though because your further statement indicates you approve of the "Bystander Effect"?
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Well, hey, I guess you can carry guns in bars in WA, sort of. I'm guessing that means you can't sit down at the bar and start drinking while armed-- probably a good thing!
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I remember at a gas station this elderly woman tripped on the sidewalk and fell, scraping her arms and glasses and her head bumped into the glass door.
The very first reaction is where people actually stood still, not knowing what to do, thinking someone else was going to do something else first. Even I stood still doing that, and I read about stockholm syndrome prior to that accident. That doesn't necessarily mean I approve of my actions.
Eventually some people started doing something after a woman shouted behind me, "Why doesn't anyone go out and help her?!?" My mom went, attempting to open the wrong door in panic. Some other people slowly came forward and help. It took about 5 min for us to actually get to her and help her up.
How many people does it take to unscrew a lightbulb? One, but if you have too many people, who goes first?
And me and my mom were talking about it later, we both felt guilty because we felt like we should of done something better.
... Ugh, this thread. I'm drawn to it like a fly drawn to a lightbulb.
Edit: Oh, and this isn't even necessarily a "We Can Do It!" type of thing. But that weird expectation that men should save women, especially smaller women, doesn't happen in real life. At least more often than not. If you want to save me, go ahead, but don't do it because of some supposed biological expectation.
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Just wanted to clear that up.
I agree that these things are difficult to control - probably due to very primitive, deeply buried survival instincts themselves. But the individual can overcome that and act.
Happens in real life all the time, everywhere, with all sorts of animals. The strong protect the weak (unfortunately the strong also prey on the weak - if they can get away with it - until one stronger takes them out). Does this give the alphas some breeding advantages? Yes. Nature is like that.
It isn't done because of some supposed biological expectation...I would protect a young child, a smaller adult, an elderly person the exact same way.
I hope that makes it a little more clear?
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I'm the complete opposite though.. If I see someone fall. I will rush over to see if that person needs help. Probably because I would not expect anyone else to do so.. But I did once see a similar episode. An elderly woman fell on a loose tile. 4 people rushed to help her up and one went in the store and seemed angry as he talked to the personel. It's probably a rare thing, but it does happen.
If my friend is attacked at a bar I WOULD bite back, despite the agressor being huge, and although I don't personally expect much of people. I do expect my friends would do the same for me. Even my male friends.
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I actually don't know who you are, and this statement puzzles me. I spend most of my time at another forum where such topics would be met with a multitude of "Meh, interesting" or mild agreement or disagreement. We have manual registrations - signing up requires passing a psych/intelligence test with no questions - just a blank box of "tell us about yourself". People have been turned down for all kinds of weirdass reasons, but the forums themselves require no moderation at all - although occasionally some entertainment fodder is let in to heat the place up a bit. No opposition can be terribly boring.
My initial post was pretty nondescript, at the most I expected some defense of the Lion King. I thought it was pretty ironic the letter had Snow White on it. The recipient of the letter gave up art and animation forever according to her family.
Anyways the whole gender bias on protection bothers me. Women are very protective by nature, they have to be - they are troupe animals just like the others, and they carry the young. This is pretty much a given that they will be protective. *People* can and will help other *people* given a chance. It has little to do with sex, culture perhaps but not so in the US from my experience. Some men have bouts of solipsism - they like protecting females and being chivalrous, and automatically think females are the opposite - a receptive "lady" - sure - in China Yin and Yang are Feminine and Masculine, yet the third principle, Jen, the Man line is neither. *Man* is neither wholly masculine nor feminine, but a mixture of both. You can tend towards one end of the spectrum or another but it's still going to be a mix.
The same one which can be seen when a Bull Elk protects his cows? Or a female elephant protects her young from lions? It is the same instinct...not some weird expectation.
I've shot a female Elk...not sure where the Bull was but I could have shot him too. Anyways....crazy monkeys with guns are a totally different animal, with a completely different set of enviromental hazards.
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Last I checked they were treating Dinosauria as its own class. It would make sense to group them in some way but even I have a hard time wrapping my head around Triceratops and Ostriches sharing close family lines. Although I do seem to remember Triceratops and being bird-hipped...
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Okay, I posted this in reply to someone else's exploration ideas which I will like here shortly for your perusal at leisure but thought it made sense that my expanded idea on permanent discovery should really be here as well
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And this is the expansion on my discovery permanence:
For one thing the unexplored sectors need to be large, similar or larger than known sectors. Especially considering there seems to be hundreds of unknown systems there rofl.
So, how about .. we expand the area to twice or even three times the size of a normal sector or have multiple unknown sectors side by side to show its a large expanse of unexplored space.
Now, unless it is a strange anomaly, and we know star trek episodes have included some of those in the past, systems don't disappear and move location rofl. Once you personally discover a planet you should see it there when you go back to that sector.
After you have reported your findings to starfleet those 3 unexplored systems should now be a permanent fixture and revistable. ( I believe I mentioned something similar in my own post ). We can give the benefit of the doubt that Starfleet will automatically forward any new data to other captains when they are given their next explore mission group in that area.
Perhaps we can go one further on this and have it so that instead of the random generated name Omega Theta Pi III it could be named by the first explorer to discover it. Xrystalia III sounds much nicer to me Of course maybe the renaming issue for old sectors may not be fair to incorporate with so many people before discovering them but perhaps the new ones you are adding *hint hint hint*.
So then the recently unexplored areas can eventually become a part of the normal explored area with new patrols once x number of solar systems in the area have been discovered. Then expand the unexplored sectors to offer more areas to search.
Now, as you pointed out, there should be more than a single planet or asteroids in the system sometimes. Maybe only one of them will be habitable but we should still see it and be able to fly to it. Our science officer can always tell us it isnt a class M planet etc and thus not safe to visit at the time.
Now, when I enter a system I expect to arrive on the outskirts of the system and expect to travel amongst the planetoids to identify which ones are able to be visited and with different orbit sizes, speeds, angles each system should be possible to be quite different.
Now this is the sort of thing I would like to be able to do when exploring. I don't expect it anytime soon however as I am sure the system isn't set up to be this complex yet even if possible.
First contact may not be really feasible in a game as time is a factor here, I'm not sure what the time speed is in the game at present but one of the things that would be cool with first contact that star trek tries to uphold in the movies and episodes are to study but not contact those planets below our tech level. But you can still go there to check on them now and then to see how they have advanced.
So, if it was possible to discover a populated planet in a previously unexplored system, perhaps it could be flagged up as a patrol mission to check on the tech status of the planet and maybe after a somewhat realistic time frame we can make that first contact and see if they want to join the federation. Woot, a new planet to visit and relax on and to trade stuff with.
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It has a hot dog aftertaste! Is it green? (only been bottled for a week after a 14 day primary fermentation) so a total of 21 days, but the aftertaste is just like a hot-dog! I fermented in the 69-70 degree range (White Labs say 68-74 for best attentuation). Is something wrong or is it "green"??? Help SWMBO, wants her Blue Moon clone, and I wanna keep Brewing!
Two strange food-related off flavor threads in <5 minutes... My mind is boggled.
Here's the last hotdog thread we had, but the OP never really got back to us about his process and sanitation regime. If you're more forthcoming than he was, maybe we can help this time. http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/hotdog-flavor-106509/
Oh, and the one before that. I'm sensing a trend with the wheat beers and the hot dog flavor.http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f39/yes-...ed-lol-105418/
Another similarity: The OP never talks about the freshness of his ingredients, his process, or his sanitation.
Let it sit. If it doesn't get any better then just put some mustard, ketchup, and pickles in there and call it Ballpark Wit!
Without having had this problem myself, I'd venture a guess that a flavor like that comes partially from the extremely unique and funky Wit yeast that WY and WL offer......I could see that yeast's "baby digestive juice after eating apricots" flavor/aroma mingling with some other off taste to produce a hot dog like flavor.....maybe it's that yeast at the wrong temp. what were your ferm temps like.......the good news is that if it is yeast related this yeast's flavor contribution, though horrible if approached too young, metamorphasizes into a delicious tangy tartness as the beer matures, so I agree with everyone else and think you should let it ride for a while and see what happens.
I brewed a wit that had a corn aftertaste, but have never experienced hotdog flavored beer. If I had still had some we could've combined the 2 to make the beer version of the Jones Soda holiday packs
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A girl was sexually assaulted Tuesday morning by a man in his 60s riding a grey mountain bike, police said today.
The assault took place about 9:20 a.m. in the area of Ness Avenue and Sturgeon Road.
The 13-year-old girl was walking on the north sidewalk of Ness Avenue when she was approached from behind by an unknown male on a bicycle. The girl moved over to allow the cyclist to pass at which time the man inappropriately touched her, police said.
The man fled the area and the victim was not injured.
The man is described as a: Caucasian male, 60's with scruffy grayish facial hair, wearing a bright yellow jacket, dark toque, blue jeans and white boots. He was riding a grey mountain bike.
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I want to try to grow some of my tropicals/houselpants with indoor lights. Doea anyone know if this product- Jump Start Grow Light System - will be sufficient?
Here is a link that might be useful: Jump Start Grow Light System:
It's just a flouroscent fixture- no better or worse than a shoplight so be careful and don't overpay.
It would be adequate light for a small tray of houseplants and/or understory tropicals, and not enough for any light demanding species or large collections. So it depends on what you have and how many.
I was thinking of getting something similar to this as well, but from what you say and everything else I am reading here on this forum, now I think I should just purchase regular florescent shop lights, which are definately alot less expensive.
Now there are some fixtures (bulb included) on sale at my local hardware store - the bulbs say F18T8W and 18W - I am assuming this is a low wattage and won't be bright enough for plants that like bright yet indirect light? And isn't it a must to have warm and cool bulbs for the best light?
The wattage of you light is (nearly) irrelevant. What matters is how much light you have per square foot. A small light is OK for lighting a small area, but you need a large light for a large area. In all cases, you should use suitable reflectors or baffles to keep the light on the plants and not bouncing off into the room.
Generally I don't recommend the 24" fluorescent tubes, they are quite inefficient compared to the 48" tubes and cost virtually as much, sometimes more. That inefficiency means you will struggle to get enough light onto the area they cover and they will only be suitable for seedlings and low light plants.
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Rats! What I have now is warm whites, two of them that are 24"! However, they are in a small area. I don't have anything to keep the light from reflecting, but I don't have much under them either, just a few cuttings and small plants.
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The big news with the September 2012 employment situation report is that it added 873,000 people to the count of the number of employed individuals in the U.S. thanks to an unexpected adjustment in the BLS' monthly count. Here's how that breaks down in the month-over-month change in the number of employed Americans by age group:
Overall, some 142,974,000 Americans are now being counted as having jobs.
Approximately two-thirds of the month-over-month increase of 873,000 are accounted for by individuals working part time, as the BLS added some 582,000 part time workers to its count that it had previously been missing in its monthly totals.
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Really? The Seven Years War was a major part of my American History class in High School and its impacts were discussed thoroughly. We even discussed how it was a world conflict. I would avoid generalizations and stereotypes of "stupid americans" because as the old saying goes when you assume it makes and $!# out of "u" and me.
THE world—or, at least, those parts of it that participated in the original events—has recently taken great interest in the first world war. Its almost casual beginning, between June 28th 1914, when the heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary was assassinated by a Bosnian nationalist and the first days of August, when Germany declared war on Russia and France, drawing in their ally Britain, has fascinated historians, while the horrors that followed have fascinated everyone, though in a rather different way. But does the conflict deserve its title? It was undoubtedly a world war. But it was certainly not the first. That laurel belongs to a war which broke out 160 years earlier, in 1754, and carried on until 1763. Though fighting did not start in Europe until 1756, and for this reason the conflict is known as the Seven Years' War, it was truly global. Every inhabited continent except Australia saw fighting on its soil, and independent powers on three of those continents were active participants.
The first action of this first global conflict involved a young officer whose name may be familiar to some readers. On May 28th 1754 a small group of soldiers from the British colony of Virginia, under the command of a man called George Washington, engaged a group of French troops who were interloping from New France (ie Canada) into territory the British considered theirs. Instead of peacefully repelling them as he had been instructed, Washington ended up killing several of them, including their commanding officer. This campaign in North America then continued, with both sides in alliance with local Indian nations, until, two years later, Britain's ally Prussia attacked the small German state of Saxony, bringing Saxony's ally Austria, and thus Austria's ally France (and therefore France's enemy and Prussia's ally, Britain), into the conflict. It is a sequence of events eerily similar to the way that in 1914 an attack by Germany's ally Austria on the small Balkan state of Serbia brought in Serbia's ally Russia, which then threatened Germany, which then declared war on both Russia and Russia's ally France.
The war rapidly globalised. Both Britain and France reinforced their colonial troops in North America, and started attacking each other's colonies in the West Indies and trading stations in Africa and India. In India, some of the princely states which had recently emerged from the dying Mughal empire also got involved, and Britain ended up taking over one of them, Bengal. The war came to South America when, near its end, Spain joined the French side and attacked one of the American colonies of Britain's ally, Portugal.
Like the first world war, this global conflict reshaped the globe. Indeed, it is the reason why the modern world is an English-speaking one. As a colonial power, France was destroyed, and did not return seriously to the business of overseas conquest until it attacked Algeria in 1830. All of North America east of the Mississipi became British, save the city of New Orleans, which became Spanish. And the foundations of British rule in India were laid as well. As for George Washington, he ended up leading a rebel army put together by colonials who, freed from fear of French encirclement, unwilling to help pay for the war that had given them that freedom, and frustrated by British protection of the lands of their Indian allies from encroachment by colonial property speculators (including Washington himself), decided that they would rather go it alone.
Dig deeper:
Learning from the first president (June 2013)
A century on, there are uncomfortable parallels with 1914 (December 2013)
Europe's commemorations could end a 100-year haunting (November 2013)


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