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Spy Vs Spy Review (iOS)
Reviewed and Written by Solitaire and Cammy (Eresin's bro Colin and nephew Cameron)
If you can remember a time when your graphics card was called VIC and not known by its manufacturer and number; and your soundcard was not named by a marketing committee, and was simply known as SID; and you were less concerned about 64 bit processors and more interested in 64k memory, then you probably remember playing Spy Vs Spy the first time round. And if you liked it then, you will be pleased to know that it is just as enjoyable now.
Spy Vs Spy was originally a comic strip from Mad Magazine, featuring the 2 identical spies except for their colour (one is white and one is black) who would spend their time outwitting and out-exploding one another.
This game features our two spies as they sneak around searching for four hidden items within an embassy. You need to reveal the hidden exit and escape before your time runs out. At the same time you are trying to avoid your opposite number, whilst setting traps for him, disarming his traps or simply setting them off for your own comic death.
The first time you start the game it jumps straight into the tutorial which guides you through the core controls and concepts, and then leaves you with a dummy spy whilst you quickly gather the items and escape.
Movement is controlled by touching the screen and then moving your spy in the direction that you want. When you are near doors or ladders they will flash, at which point tapping the screen will open the door or lower the ladders. The same controls are used for searching the furniture for the objects that you need to escape.
You can hamper your opponent spy by setting traps which remove him for a period of time and runs his time limit down. These can be set by accessing your "Trapulator", which allows you to set 5 possible traps. These traps are more Mr Bean than Mr Bond, but that just adds to the mad-cap nature of the game.
First up is the bomb, hide it in some furniture and wait for your spy friend to come along and blow themselves up. Secondly we have the giant spring. As before this can be hidden in the furniture, and when set off will send your opponent flying backwards into a wall. If you're really lucky, in the layout of the embassy you can set this up so that the enemy spy will be launched backwards through room after room until finally hitting a solid object.
The next two traps are used on doors. There is the classic bucket of water balanced on the door with a shocking surprise, and the old gun with tied to the door handle trick. Open the door and get riddled with bullets, everyone laughs.
The final trap is a time bomb, which is set in a room and will explode killing anyone unfortunate enough to be the room at the time.
If you think that you are about to set off a trap, the traps do have countermeasure. Objects can be collected throughout the embassy which will disable or disarm a trap e.g. a bucket of sand for the bomb, an umbrella for the bucket of water.
To help navigate you have access to a map of the embassy which highlights the rooms that have the objects that you need in them, and you can see "breadcrumb" footprints which indicate where you have been, all to help you keep track of where you have searched already.
There are three gameplay modes. First is campaign, where you face off against increasingly clever enemy in larger and larger embassies. Second is custom mode, where you can set the parameters of the game that you want to play. Finally there is online multiplayer. A local game can be setup using Bluetooth, which seemed odd as I had never had to turn on Bluetooth on my iPad before. Still it worked with no problems. You can also play online with Game Centre integration.
The multiplayer component is where the game really shines, and despite the original game being released nearly 30 years ago, it is a style of multiplayer gaming that is a rare treat. You were rewarded for smart thinking rather than twitchy FPS skills. In fact, the better you are the less likely you would see or be seen by your opponent. At all times you can keep track of what your enemy spy is up to, but that just adds to the challenge; remembering where you have found and moved your objectives and which traps have been laid where.
The graphics are well drawn and match the style of the original comics. You can recreate the original retro graphics feel as well for those of you that want a real nostalgic hit. Continuing that, the music (as far as I can remember) is exactly the same as the original, which fits in perfectly.
The controls can be a little fiddly, as it can be tricky setting a door trap because you can end up opening and closing the door rather than setting the trap. An update is planned to address some of the control issues that people have been having.
Overall, playing the game brings me back to the fun times I had playing the original, and it all still seems as fresh now as it was nearly 30 years ago. Even if you have never played the original, you will find the game will be engaging and challenging in a way that modern multiplayer games miss out on.
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Lawyers are hoping for a public interest fund with real teeth that will boost the reach of publicly funded justice, writes Elizabeth Davidson
THE general thrust of the Government's plans for the reform of legal aid has been met with a chorus of disapproval from the legal profession.
There is, however, one promised reform the establishment of a public interest fund which offers the unusual prospect of an extension of the reach of publicly funded litigation.
But lawyers say that whether or not the fund will actually improve access to justice will depend on how it is constituted.
So far, the Government has given few clues as to what it has in mind for the fund. This has led to much confusion within the profession.
Lawyers are asking when, where, and how it will operate, whether it will be temporary or capped, and whether it will entail the setting up of a commission to define what exactly is the "public interest".
Back in November, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Irvine, suggested cases brought under the Act incorporating the European Convention on Human Rights into UK law might be able to use the fund a move which would be bound to receive a substantial degree of support from the profession.
But last week, at a press briefing, Geoff Hoon, the parliamentary secretary at the Lord Chancellor's Department, was unwilling to speak about the fund in any detail.
He would be drawn neither on whether the fund would be capped nor how permanent it would be, although he did accept that the fund could be used to finance complex cases.
Hoon suggested that it could be used to help lawyers finance the initial stages of excessively complex cases such as those involving brain-damaged babies before leaving it up to the lawyers to carry on with them on a conditional fees basis.
Last month, 50 delegates representing academia, the Government, consumer groups, human rights organisations and the profession, attended a seminar on the subject held by the Law Society in conjunction with Justice, Liberty and the Public Law Project.
Suggestions raised at the seminar organised under Chatham House Rules which prohibit identification of individuals included: the appointment of an independent commissioner to perform the task of assessing "public interest" instead of the Legal Aid Board; that litigants using the fund should be protected from paying the other sides' costs if they lose, as happens in legal aid cases; and that the existing "reasonable" merits test be relaxed to allow funding for "test" cases.
Some delegates thought it unavoidable that the fund would be capped, while others argued that it should not be.
The majority of delegates were opposed to the fund being used for multi-party actions, such as the tobacco litigation case, as they believed it would swallow up its resources.
One important talking point was whether the fund could be used to finance third-party interventions in cases.
Human rights barrister Rabinder Singh, of 4-5 Gray's Inn Square, says this procedure is common in human rights cases where, for example, Liberty will make a submission on comparative law to the European Court of Human Rights, but the problem is that third-party interventions are not covered by legal aid.
If state funding for third-party intervention was introduced, it would mark a watershed in the provision of publicly funded legal services in this country.
According to Public Law Project (PLP) solicitor Jean Gould, the UK differs from all other jurisdictions in that legal aid payments have always only been made on an individual basis.
Gould, who first proposed the idea of a public interest fund in the PLP's response to the former Lord Chancellor, Lord Mackay of Clashfern's legal aid green paper in 1995, claims changing the system, to allow state funding to advice groups and related organisations bringing test cases on behalf of individuals, would greatly benefit social welfare and environmental law.
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Monday, July 21, 2008
The Restoration Game
By Steven Bove
It's hard to say exactly when the idea of restoring comic art pages became a necessity. Perhaps its origins can be traced to 'The Trick' as Daniel Best once wrote of. In any case we live in a time when the demand for the classic material of both DC and Marvel must be met. I still maintain that the idea of restoration should be considered as a last resort. The classic Marvel stories, for instance, have been reprinted many times and with each reprint new film was created so there was always a secondary source to go to. An example of this was Marvel Masterworks vol. 10 – The Amazing Spider-Man where Marvel Tales film was used to substitute SP #28, it even said so on the final page of the story!
While at DC Comics I was one of a select few who handled restoration of art. 75% of the time I would find film to insure that customers of collected editions would get the original artists work and not a restoration by myself or anyone else.
The Crimson Avenger would bring me to the forefront of the restoration game in a big way.
The Crimson Avenger was a golden age hero who in 1988 would get a 4-issue mini-series. It wasn't very good but when the book appeared on my desk for production work I gave it my usual best before letting it go to print. In retrospect no one really cared what the book looked like and there are several very interesting stories about the remaining issues of the series, only they're not my stories to tell.
I remember this book especially because it came to me at a time when virtually every editor in the office was on vacation doing conventions. When the final pages came in I was told by the Art Director to print a piece of art by the writer's pal on the letters page. It was suppose to be a faithful recreation of the cover of Detective Comics #34, the first appearance of the Crimson Avenger. The ineptitude of the piece just disturbed me with the amateurish hand lettering and lack of artistic ability applied to the figures. It simply missed the point completely. I told the AD that printing this would be a mistake and offered to do a restoration, gratis. The AD knew my abilities and said to go for it.
The first step in any restoration is research. Luckily there was a copy of Detective Comics #34 in the library so I grabbed it and made a photocopy (the cover was badly damaged and fading away) for reference. At this point I sat down and studied the piece realizing I had a couple obstacles to overcome. The original art seemed to feature a gray-tone that could have been dry brush or a crayon effect that I would have to mimic. The art also featured a causal fine-line brush weight. The piece felt very much of its particular time period, 1939, so I would have to put myself into that frame of mind.
After creating a very detailed tracing of the photocopy I tightened up the pencils paying close attention to the facial expressions of the characters. The inks were the most fun as I used my trusty Windsor-Newton #1 to get the look I desired. For the gray-tone I used a Prismacolor black pencil working light-to-dark. When all was done I pulled stats that had the proper logos and images and created the final piece that was published on the last page of Crimson Avenger #1 and later used in a Detective Comics Archives edition. I was given full credit for it and it did help my credibility as an artist greatly.
It also brought attention to the idea of restorations in comics and Greg Theakston did catch my handy work at times as he has that critical eye for spotting such things. Actually I find it curious that he hasn't spoken out on this subject as he's written about it on occasion. I would consider him an authority and he could have certainly told you whether the Avengers #1 splash page was authentic or not.
I haven't done such restoration work in years (seeing the piece today I would have to say it's a bit too slick) and as I stated earlier I don't believe restoration is necessary at times. However it would never occur to me to offer this Crimson Avenger piece for sale as the original. It's a restoration… and not a bad one at that.
3 comments:
- Tim said...
Great drawing, SB! How is for day for night working out? I would NEVER put out well over 30K for a piece of comic book art until I saw it in person! Besides, I know it is Avenger # 1 and all, but it is far from Kirby's best work.
- Friday, July 25, 2008 7:48:00 am
Thanks for the work you have been doing on the ethics of restoration and recreation. Your blog is now a must-read. Well done.
- Saturday, July 26, 2008 7:21:00 am
- SB said...
I'm working whenever I can on FDFN. Actually I convinced Daniel to do edits on the piece so I'm waiting for him to review the latest draft (based on everyone's opinions last time around). There's lots of new art and the story is quite sound. I'll be making a presentation to an Internet comics group soon so I expect to be able to give some news one way or the other. Daniel also has a few tricks up his sleeve so when he tells me it will be printed I tend to believe him! Please send your address to my email so I can send you a new CD of the book.
The Crimson Avenger piece was a real bonus to my early career and I was happy to have been able to pull it off.
- Saturday, July 26, 2008 8:07:00 am


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Voters will decide who they want to serve on the board in the Tuesday, April 17, school elections.
The board must stop operating behind closed doors and work better with the public if it hopes to have more success winning voter approval for its budget and future school expansion plan, said the eight-year resident.
Citing a poll, Mania said many residents are dissatified with communication or the lack thereof coming out of Central.
"If we (board members) don't develop an open dialogue, an open decision-making process, it will be impossible to pass a building referendum, to improve student achievement, to pass budgets," said Mania, who is seeking his second three-year term.
"The board is run like an oligarchy, like a clique," he charged. "You need a watchdog, someone who says, 'let's stop and question this. Let's see if we can do this better,' and that's basically what I'm trying to do."
In stressing the need for more open board meetings, Mania cited the example of t he proposed 2001-2002 school budget.
"The budget was prepared by a subcommittee and a $30 million budget popped out of nowhere with virtually no time for the rest of the board to review it," he said.
"Our job is to formulate a budget," he said. "Instead, we're rubber-stamping it."
He said this practice has applied to other board decisions, as well.
"I said I wouldn't rubber-stamp budgets, contracts, major personnel decisions and I haven't. Last year, they rubber-stamped a fifth vice principal."
Mania said it is vital for the board to start working with the public not only to win passage of its annual budget, but because the high school will need to expand its facilities in the next few years because of growing enrollment, and will need voter support to pay for that expansion. The problem will be exacerbated by the fact that the K-8 sending ditricts will also be trying to win voter approval for their own expansion plans, he said.
"It is vital that we openly discuss all the alternatives and get the public involved from the start, because it will be a large bill to foot," Mania said.
"I don't want to see a referendum that says, 'take it or leave it' with dire threats to the public if it doesn't back the plan up," such as teaching the students out of trailers or going to double sessions.
Mania said the state Report Card reveals that Central is doing OK in comparison to other high schools of the same socio- economic category in terms of standardized testing, but added there is certainly room for improvement.
He suggested the board work in conjunction with school administration and faculty to raise the standardized test scores and college placement.
Mania is also upset that Readington and other sending districts pay a disproportionate amount of the taxes while Raritan, with the highest enrollment growth, benefits from it.
In citing his accomplishments, Mania said, "We continue to work towards a safer school environment. We've improved school communications by giving the communications director a set of parameters, though we've still got a long way to go. A web site has been launched and the school's Channel 14 offers far many more school programs than before."
Mania cited a less tangible accomplishment.
"I put the issues on the table. It is difficult and sometimes frustrating but the alternative is going back to rubber-stamping and operating behind closed doors," he admitted. "It's been a challenging three years and sometimes its been difficult because of the lack of dialogue and debate."
He serves on the buildings and grounds, Student Activities and School-Community Relations subcommittees.
He and his wife, Susan, have two young twin sons, Joseph and Jacob, and live on John Reading Road. The eight-year resident is an attorney with a degree from New York University Law School, along with a bachelor's degree from Georgetown Universit in Washington, D.C..
Gogola said she ran at the urging of Board President John Brasell, not knowing at the time if Mania was going to seek re-election.
If elected, Gogola pledged to maintain the high standards at Central and work to make it even better. Her two children both graduated from Central and "got a fantastic education" there, she said.
The Barkelow Road resident said the board should find out what other school districts are doing in relation to many issues and take their best ideas.
Another way of finding improvements is speaking with faculty and administration and getting their input, she said.
"The main objective is to give the kids the best education possible and make them lifelong learners," she said.
As for qualifications, Gogola cited her five years on the Readington Board of Education, including three years as board president.
During her tenure, the board brought two referenda to the public, with the voters approving the second referendum which allowed for the construction of the grade 3-5 Holland Brook School.
As board president, she oversaw all the board operations, giving her ample experience which she said would be beneficial to the Central district.
Prior to her service on the Readington board, she led a citizens group which helped Hunterdon Central win passage of a referendum in 1995 to expand the school.
She is a consultant for Princeton Insurance Company, along with owning her own business doing compute programming design.
The 17-year resident lives on Barkelow Road. She has two grown children and a bachelor's degree in computer science.
arm Road resident to seek election to the Board of Education.
"I think that as a member of the community and a parent of a child in the school system that it is important to be aware of the issues in the school system," said Scalera, a five-year resident.
She hopes to be able to work to ensure that the new K-4 school is built on time and within budget and to work to ensure the district retains its educational excellence.
"The key is keeping student-teacher ratios as low as we can," she said.
As for her qualifications, she said, "I think I have the commitment and the deducation. I think I have the ability to hear all sides before reaching a conclusion."
She said her experience in working as a team in business has provided training to hear all sides before raching a conclusion.
Scalera is a CPA, working part-time now to dedicate more time to her child. She and her husband, Mark, live on Dege Farm Road and have a five-year-old daughter, Amy.
Scalera has a bachelor's degree in psychology and a master's degree in accounting from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
The Joliet Street resident said her insight as an educator and her experience on the board are major assets, especially in light of the many issues facing the school district.
"It is my obligation to see these issues through. A board member needs a year to learn" how the district operates. "It is not time for me to walk away from the board."
Along with the importance of seeing the construction of the new school to fruition, Crosbie said it will be important for the new superintendent to be able to work with a veteran board which is familiar with the many issues facing the district.
Crosbie said another ongoing issue is the need to better integrate hardware technology into the curriculum.
"We're working well together as a board and I'd hate to see it change," she said.
Crosbie noted that as director of the Pottersville Nursery School and a pre- Kindergarten teacher there, she has gained valuable perspective from both an administrative as well as instructional standpoint.
She cited the passage of the referendum and curriculum improvements as some of her accomplishments during her four-year tenure on the board.
Crosbie said she also has a good working relationship with staff, administration and parents, which she said works out well for the children.
She has worked to get a full-time social worker in the district in light of all the news coming out of the school settings.
Crosbie, who has taught for 17 years, said her whole life is devoted to children, as not only her fifth grader studies in the district, but the students from her nursery school move on to the district, as well.
She and her husband, Carl, have a daughter, Sarah, in the fifth grade.
The 18-year township resident has a bachelor's degree in sociology.
In seeking her third, three-year term, Mranca said she is running again because she believes she can use her experience on the board to benefit the community.
"We have a new superintendent and a new building and I feel I can be effective there as well because of my experience and due diligence," she said.
Regarding her accomplishments, Maranca cited the work she did in representing the board in negotiating two contracts with the teachers union.
During her tenure, the board has won voter approval for construction of the new K-4 school, both Sawmill and Old Turnpike schools won state "Star School status, added Spanish to the foreign language curriculum, revised and upgrqaded the math curriculum, added anew music program, implemented a technology plan into the curriculum and worked to get state money to offset the cost of the new school.
"I believe that experience has made me more qualified," she said.
The major issues confronting the district are completing construction of the new school in a timeyl manner and helping the new superintendent become familiar with the district.
"I'll continue togive 110 percent on the school board, as I have done in the past. I believe we have a terrific school system but I believe we have room for improvement."
She and her husband, Michael, have three children in the school district.
She received a baccalaureate degree from Boston University in Boston, Mass.
The 10-year township resident lists being a school board member as her occupation.
The Rockaway Road resident decided he wanted to get involved in the community after reading an article which mentioned that many school districts were lacking candidates to run for school board. As further incentive, he has a two-year-old and wants to be involved in the local school system to help shape policy in the school district.
An important issue facing the district, he said, is effectively integrating technology into the curriculum, adding this would be monitored continually in staying up-to-date.
Puglia said he would also like to implement a program which deals with school bullying, adding that while it is impossible to stop all such activity, preventative steps should be taken to minimize it, especialy in light of the tragic events which have taken place in school nationwide in recent years in connection with this problem.
As for his qualifications, he said he garnered valuable teaching experience at the Montgomery Academy for special education students, located in Gladstone. He also said he would be a good listener, taking in the experience garnered from other board members as well as the concerns of the community.
Puglia said he believes the board could get the public more involved through broader use of the Internet.
Puglia and his wife, Pamela Rothpletz, have a two-year-old daughter.
He is a cognitive remediation therapist, working at the Neurobehavioral Intitute of New Jersey with prople who have suffered brain injuries.
The six-year township resident has a bachelor's degree fron Fordham University and a master's degree in special education from Hunter College in New York City.
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The Amethi MP faced recent criticism from his party's former MP Gufran Azam, who even blamed Rahul for considering Youth Congress as his laboratory and ruined it with his failed experiments.
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Former defence minister AK Antony and general secretary Digvijay Singh also questioned his credentials but soon retracted from their statements saying they were misquoted.
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Paul Whittles takes the reins at Sirius Analytical!
Supplier news / 1 April 2016 / Sirius Analytical
Sirius Analytical are pleased to announce that Paul Whittles has been appointed as its new Managing Director…
Sirius inForm to be used by leading research group at Purdue University
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The Sirius inForm measures the kinetics of dissolution, absorption, controlled supersaturation and precipitation, and accommodates multiple dosage forms and sample types…
Sirius unveils Sirius Scissor – the first in vitro model for the subcutaneous injection of biopharmaceuticals
Supplier news / 29 June 2015 / Victoria White
Sirius Scissor is an instrument designed to mimic the stresses a treatment experiences when transitioning from formulation conditions to a SC environment…
App Note: Controlled supersaturation experiments to check the time that additives keep drugs in solution
Whitepapers / 8 January 2015 / Sirius Analytical Instruments Ltd
Controlled Supersaturation experiments provide a way to create supersaturated solutions which can then be monitored to determine the precipitation rate and the time when precipitation starts. This is illustrated using bifonazole, a basic drug with pKa of 6.0…
App Note: Controlled supersaturation experiments to check the time that additives keep drugs in solution
Whitepapers / 9 July 2014 / Sirius Analytical Instruments Ltd
Controlled Supersaturation experiments provide a way to create supersaturated solutions which can then be monitored to determine the precipitation rate…
Sirius Analytical interviewed at AAPS 2013
News, Supplier news, Videos / 13 November 2013 / Freddy White, European Pharmaceutical Review
Karl Box, Head of R&D, Sirius Analytical speaks to Freddy White at AAPS 2013…
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Supplier news / 23 October 2013 / Sirius Analytical Instruments Ltd
Sirius Analytical Instruments Ltd announces the launch of a new product, the Sirius InForm…
3rd Annual Dissolution Symposium on June 3-4 2013
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Contagious Eye Infection Spreads Across The Country
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Health officials on Friday reliable there was an eye infection conflict around a nation and urged those putrescent to revisit a doctor.
Officials pronounced that during slightest 400 people are being treated daily during hospitals – generally in Kabul.
They pronounced a infection is critical though treatable and called on patients to find medical courtesy as shortly as possible.
"This infection is contagious. In many cases people massage a putrescent eye with a handkerchief and afterwards massage a other eye with it – thereby infecting both eyes. Here during a sanatorium we suggest that patients use drops and other medicine," pronounced Mohammad Yousof Taraki conduct of a Eye Hospital in Kabul.
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BBC bosses threatened to strip a little boy of his Jim'll Fix It badge following accusations Jimmy Savile had groped his mum, it was claimed last night.
Audrey Dean was allegedly assaulted by the paedophile while posing backstage for a photo with her son Mark, then four, after filming.
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Mark was a firefighter for the day on the show. Bernard only found out about the incident that night after his wife burst into tears.
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She said, 'That Jimmy Savile is an animal, didn't you see what he was doing? The whole time he was pressing on my nipples and pushing my hand towards his crotch.
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All's I could think when I put on this outfit was how Parisian it made me feel. However, those pleasant Parisian thoughts were immediately interrupted with an "As if!", because knee-high socks, total "Clueless" move. While this isn't the outfit you'll see me reaching for on the regular (this outfit is more my daily speed), that doesn't mean I don't like to have fun with my style. I've been lusting after Paris something fierce so clearly those dreams manifested in the form of this outfit. I'm not sure how the gingham print ended up in there, but there it is. And the knee-high sock trend everyone is rocking as of late? Puhhhh-lease. I've got those knee-highs on lockdown. I've been rocking them since camp in the 5th grade (I think I even got a few of the boys to pull their soccer socks up to their knees….I'm just such a trendsetter, what can I say?!). In the words of Mr. RC, I look like a "Clueless Parisian schoolgirl." As if…..
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How many slugs do you think a clematis is worth? Swap 50 big brown ones for a Clematis viticella or 48 snails and a gross of keeled slugs for a 'Gipsy Queen' and 'Marie Boisselot'? I ask no more than a square deal to set the balance straight. You may remember me writing about global warming at the start of this year and pointing out that for gardeners the worst side effect was the prevalence of warm, wet winters and the ensuing explosion of slugs and snails and all things fungal. What we needed, I wrote, was a good hard bit of winter weather. Note the 'good'. Ice and scouring winds would be bracing and lethal to all the diseases and fungi, and remorselessly lethal to slugs and snails.
Well, here, at least, we have had and are having quite a lot of cold weather. We have had perhaps a dozen nights below -5 C and one when it dropped down to -14 C. Inevitably there is a gardening price to pay for this. We have lost a couple of bay trees, some artichokes, an agapanthus , four melianthus , all our broccoli, cabbages and cavolo nero (but not the kale or Brussels sprouts) and no doubt more casualties will be revealed as the growing season unfolds.
Certainly the C cirrhosa 'Freckles' is a goner. Raymond Evison, the largest clematis grower in the UK, if not the world, says it is hardy to -12 C. I planted it in the southern lee of a hawthorn with loads of compost, bonemeal and good technique. It repaid this in the first year or so by merely not dying. It then grudgingly grew a foot or so, before succumbing to the first spring frost (as ever, it is the frosts of March and April that do the damage). But it did finally take off and grew up to the top of the hawthorn, covered in delicate, bronzed leaves - although it never produced a single flower. But last year it was covered in yellow flower bells, although I had to squint up into the sky to see most of them, tangled up in among the black spikes and incipient buds of the tree. And now it is as dead as last year's unpruned viticella , and all the squinting in the world will not conjure any flowers in the sky.
Clematis armandii would have no chance here, but it is the hardiest of all the evergreen clematis (of which there are 17) and it grew luxuriantly in our London garden where it never got much below -5 C. It is, of course, evergreen, which makes it more susceptible to hard frost, with leathery leaves like burnished green origami spearheads and a frothing mass of wonderfully fragrant white flowers with widely spaced, tiny petals. Some writers describe the scent as being like hawthorn, which has a distinct note of ordure about it.
My own experience of C armandii is much sweeter than that. It is a must for any garden with a sheltered south or west wall. Ours faced straight west and was intertwined with the rose 'New Dawn', growing to smother an 8ft wall, despite cutting back each year. In fact C armandii wants to grow to at least 15ft and there is not much short of brutality that will stop it. The two went well together. But to make the most of its scent, C armandii should really be planted somewhere near either a window or by a path where you pass - because it will have pretty much finished flowering by the time you start sitting out in the garden. There are a few hybrids, namely C armandii 'Apple Blossom', which has a pinkish cast to the flowers and a strong vanilla scent, or C armandii 'Jefferies', with longer, more pointed leaflets and wider-spaced petals on the flowers, which also recur (erratically) in the summer.
I was reading in A Comprehensive Guide to Clematis by Barry Fretwell (£12.99, Harper Collins) that the author grew C armandii in the Peak District at 1,000ft and over a number of years it was only cut back by frost once and regrew immediately with renewed vigour. The moral of that is that if you have one that is too big, sprawly and neglected, you can cut it back to the ground with impunity and it will grow back.
An altogether tougher, safer bet for early clematis is C alpina, which will be in flower now in a sheltered urban garden, but comes into flower in this garden around 3 April, just when the pear blossom is beginning to break. C alpina is of European origin, growing in the Alps and other central European mountains and is apparently hardy to -30 C. The species will grow completely happily against a north-facing wall, although our hybrid 'Pamela Jackman' is growing up the same tree that the C cirrhosa has died all over.
They were both planted at about the same time and the alpina is merely a quarter of the size but has grown steadily and healthily and produced the most wonderful blue flowers each spring. These flowers are made up of single petals that hang down like psychedelic goat's ears, growing directly from the leaf axils of the previous year's growth (which is why they should not be pruned, except for tidiness and then only immediately after flowering).
The leaves of the alpina are the freshest green imaginable, a green you only find in April and May, lit by that clear, almost cold light of a British spring. The flowers are lovely, but the leaves definitely make them lovelier still. The Chinese version, C alpina macropetala , has semi-double sepals that are also more open. The best-known alpina is probably 'Francis Rivis', which is actually alpina var. ochotensis, and is also, confusingly, sometimes known as 'Blue Giant'. By any name it is a beautiful pale blue, with tepals that are broader than the species. C ochotensis is from Korea, Siberia and Japan, and is very similar to the alpina, with the main difference being that the flowers are larger - which largely accounts for the popularity of 'Francis Rivis'.
Blue is always at a premium in the garden at any season and goes particularly well with the primrose yellows of spring, so I have no real desire to vary from alpina 's natural inclination to be blue; but you can get varieties in plum red, such as 'Ruby', a pink such as 'Constance' or 'Jacqueline du Pré', or white as in 'Albiflora' or 'Burford White'. Whatever the colour of the flower, the seedheads all resolve as a wispy call that lasts prettily right through winter, as dry as the seemingly dead brown stems that will miraculously break into hundreds of pointed buds by the beginning of March.
My roots: a week in Monty's garden
I have just had one day at home since I wrote my last piece for these pages, so I had to cram my gardening into that space, painfully aware that time was flowing away. Not that this stopped me fiddling about and wasting at least a third of it. But I did get my onion sets in the ground. These are two sorts, 'Brunswick', which we grow every year for their colour and convenience of size, and a new variety from Unwins, called 'Setton'. I fear that the name is made up from onion and set, which is distressing, but they are organically grown and to be encouraged.
Organic seed is easier to get hold of every year, but there are still quite big compromises to be made if you refuse to use non-organic seeds or bulbs. My feeling is that this is not something to flagellate oneself with, but take the organic option as it presents itself and keep as much of your own seed as possible. The main problem with onion sets comes in the first week or two before they have secured themselves into the soil, because the birds love to pull them up. I cover mine with fleece until they all have green shoots showing and are firmly anchored.
Sarah and I went through all the pots of overwintering plants, taking stock of what had survived, what needed planting out soon and what should be chucked. Despite it all looking bedraggled, most had come through OK. Two big trays of Digitalis ferruginea had been festering since last summer, looking as dead as dodos, but when I pulled away the rotten leaves almost all had a healthy core of new growth.
These were intended for the new damp bit (no name as yet: Bog Garden? No, not wet enough. Damp Garden? For sure, but that applies to every square inch of the place) but I did not get them planted before the dampness became a flood. There are also two large trays of Digitalis purpurea f albiflora which, again, would have been better planted out last autumn if it had not been for the wet. I must get these into the lime walk to flower in June and be followed by Nicotiana sylvestris.
Last year I had real problems with the latter and could not get more than about a fifth of the plants I raised from seed to grow to any decent size. I think they were sown a little late and did not mature early enough. So I sowed a packet of seed to be ahead of the game. They are a fiddle to sow, thin, prick out, pot on and plant out, but if they perform as they can then worth it all.
Your roots Planting and caring for clematis
Soak the plant in its pot for 10 minutes in a bucket of water while preparing the planting hole.
Clematis like to have their roots in the shade in rich, well-watered soil. Prepare a hole at least twice the size of the container that the plant came in and add a bucket of compost and a handful of bonemeal if you have any.
If you are planting your clematis to cover a wall, fence or tree, make sure the hole is at least a foot away from the base and angle the supporting cane back towards the wall.
Like roses, clematis need to be planted deep. Take the plant carefully out of the pot and place it so that the soil level of the container is at least an inch below the soil level of your hole. Fill back the topsoil to the junction of plant and potted compost and give it a good bucket of water. When this has drained, top up with a thick mulch of more compost.
If the base of the clematis is in the sun, put large pebbles around the roots to keep them cool and moist. Give it a full bucket of water once a week for the first few weeks and repeat if the weather is dry. If you are planting a clematis to climb a tree, water it more frequently.
Once you have planted it, prune it down to a strong bud about a foot off the ground. This might seem drastic but it will ensure a strong, healthy framework to establish the plant and many more flowers in subsequent years.


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How much would you pay to protect a woman's right to her own body? If you're a New Democrat, the answer is not much, actually, it's nothing at all.
The New Democratic Party supports abolishing the Canadian Senate, arguing it's a waste of money. It's an odd position to take considering if it wasn't for the appointed Upper Chamber, abortion today would be against the law.
Two years after the Supreme Court struck down Canada's restrictive abortion law in 1988, the House of Commons attempted to replace it with Bill C-43, an act to re-criminalize abortion.
Bill C-43 would have drastically restricted the medical procedure, permitting abortion only in cases when a woman's life is in danger. According to the Library of Parliament:
"If Bill C-43 had been approved by both the House of Commons and the Senate, it would have been a criminal offence to induce an abortion on a woman unless it was done by, or under the direction of, a physician who considered that the woman's life or health was otherwise likely to be threatened. "Health" was defined as including physical, mental and psychological health."Though it was contentious legislation, various attempts to amend it failed, in May 1990 with a vote of 140 to 131, Bill C-43 passed the House of Commons. For it to become law and make abortion severely restricted all that was needed was for the Senate to approve it. It didn't.
The Red Chamber took a rare stand against the popularly elected Lower House and saved a woman's right to choose. To thank the Senate for doing something no one else would, the NDP has cheerily chosen to abolish it.
Every NDP argument for the abolishment of the Senate comes down to it being too costly. That though our government has cut the GST by 2%, which itself cost Canada $15 billion in lost annual revenue and millions in accumulating interest on debt, somehow the $90 million the Senate costs is too much.
Apparently for the NDP, just 0.6% of the cost to reduce the GST is too much money for it to pay for an institution that, among other things, is solely responsible for protecting a woman's right to choose.
The NDP can argue that the Senate saving women's rights was over 20 years ago and that it hasn't been useful since. But besides how starkly unappreciative New Democrats appear to be, legislation seeking to restrict women's rights, or any rights, needs to be reviewed by a second chamber of government. The case of Bill C-43 proves Canada needs a body that serves in the interests of all Canadians and is not subject to populist whim.
New Democrats can argue that the Senate is too costly, but protecting women's rights, not to mention minority rights and regional representation, shouldn't have a price tag.


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Gex 3: Deep Cover Gecko
a game by Midway, and Crystal Dynamics, Inc.
Platform: Nintendo 64
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So where do we stand on the Gex issue? Well we're thoroughly against him of course, particularly after his dismal Enter the Gecko on the N64. However, Gex's adventures in good old 2D tend to be miles better than the 3D versions, so we're prepared to give the lizard a chance.
Deep Cover Gecko is based on the diabolical N64 game, with Gex doing his usual channel-surfing thing and cavorting around various themed levels. He gets a different costume in each one (that's where the 'deep cover' bit comes in), and he can stick to certain walls, whack things with his tail and eat flies. The flies kind of buzz around him when you find them and can be eaten at any time to provide a handy health boost. There's an unusual multiple jump feature which takes some getting used to and allows Gex to bounce happily on his smooth green bum, but the lizard never acquires the range of abilities you'd find in a Mario or Kirby game. It's competently done though, if rather uninspired, with big levels and plenty of separate missions to accomplish in each one, and the way Gex splatters on the ground after a heavy fall is definitely worth seeing, particularly if you still harbour ill feelings after shelling out for Enter the Gecko.
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Last month we had the fair-to-middling platformers Earthworm Jim, 40 Winks and Rayman 2. We didn't realise how lucky we were until the hideous Gex: Deep Cover Gecko shambled into the office like some kind of rogue abomination freshly escaped from the Game Boy Gallery.
It's a real mess, from the horrendously jerky intro through to the horrendously jerky gameplay (such as it is). We can tolerate the occassional drop in frame rate, but a mere five minutes of staring in utter disbelief as the utterly loathable Gex twitched and spasmed around his vile world was enough to bring on a real humdinger of a headache (thanks largely to the strobe effect created by the incessantly flickering camera). Quite why it jerks around so much is unclear, because the pointy, stylised graphics must push the N64 about as much as Carmageddon does, but Gex is one of the most painful- looking games we've ever seen.
Naturally, the gameplay is spectacularly crap too. Generic, mindless platforming dross, involving the traditional quest for green blobs to open up a series of uninspired levels filled with wild and crazy goings on. How we laughed at Gex's madcap antics. How we thrilled to the sight of dancing animals and freaktastic creatures. Actually, no. When you've seen one leprechaun monster dressed as a Christmas elf, you've pretty much seen them all. Gex is positively filled with such tedious, unimaginative creations. It really does set a new benchmark for dull character design. And as a final death blow to the ailing lizard, the voice samples are simply awful, inspiring genuine hatred. You'll just want to wring Gex's scrawny green neck as soon as he opens his mouth. Fatality!


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Teasers are bets that are offered in football and basketball betting, which are quite similar to parlays, in that all of the teams selected must win in order for a bettor to win their wager. A single loss on any one game makes the entire bet a losing one.

There is one major difference between teasers and parlays, however, and that is the bettor is allowed to move the point spread in any direction they like on a particular game. For example, if the Bears are favored by 10 points over the Dolphins, teaser bettors would have the option of moving the point spread in either direction, and could make the new point spreads for the teaser bet the Bears -4 or the Dolphins 16.

In football, bettors can move the line 6, 6.5, 7, or sometimes 10 points, but the payoffs are lower with each additional half-point the bettor takes. A 7-point teaser will pay lower odds than a 6-point teaser, for example.

In basketball teasers, point spreads can be moved 4, 4.5, or 5 points. Teasers must be a minimum of two teams and can use as many as 10 teams, depending on the sportsbook the wager is placed through, although most placed tend to limit the number to six.

Ties count as a loss at most sportsbooks, although some will reduce the number of teams in the teaser by one. It's best to check with the individual sportsbook before placing a wager to make sure you know its rules.

Football Teasers

In exchange for the points allowed by teasers, bettors take much lower odds than they would if they were wagering on a parlay. While a three team parlay will pay 6-1, a three team, 6-point teaser pays 9-5.

The typical odds for football teasers are as follows:

6-point Teasers:
Two teams = 10/11
Three teams = 9/5
Four teams = 3/1
Five teams = 9/2
Six teams = 6/1

6.5-point Teasers:
Two teams = 10/12
Three teams = 8/5
Four teams = 5/2
Five teams = 4/1
Six teams = 11/2

7-point Teasers:
Two teams = 10/13
Three teams = 7/5
Four teams = 2/1
Five teams = 7/2
Six teams = 5/1

Some sportsbooks will offer three-team, 10-point teasers at odds of 10-13 (risk $13 to win $10), although not all sportsbooks offer them.

Basketball Teasers

Basketball teasers work exactly the same way as football teasers, although players receive fewer points in which they can move the line.

The typical odds for basketball teasers are as follows:

4-point Teasers:
Two teams = 10/11
Three teams = 9/5
Four teams = 3/1
Five teams = 9/2
Six teams = 15/2

4.5-point Teasers:
Two teams = 10/12
Three teams = 8/5
Four teams = 5/2
Five teams = 4/1
Six teams = 7/1

5-point Teasers:
Two teams = 10/13
Three teams = 7/5
Four teams = 2/1
Five teams = 7/2
Six teams = 13/2

There is still debate among experienced sports bettors if teasers are good wagers or not. Opinions vary greatly on the subject, with some believing they are strictly sucker bets, while others believe they are worthwhile, especially as more games tend to fall close to the point spread.


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ache for
ache for someone or somethingand hurt for someone or something
Fig. to desire someone or something very much. (So much that it "hurts.") Jim ached for the sight of Mary, whom he loved deeply.
ache for somebody/something
to feel desire or regret about someone or something I ache for home, the smell of bread baking, rain hitting the porch roof - even the smell of the hen house. We ache for the victims of war who have lost family, friends, and their homes.