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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a production of UK, this 2014 film was directed by Nick Aarons. You can watch 200 Nips & Tucks and I Want More online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
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One approach to improving cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) yield and quality is to identify crop management practices that may exploit the most basic (i.e., within-boll) yield components. One of the parameters that may influence within-boll yield components is plant density. Thus, the objectives of this investigation were to determine how yield components in cotton are altered through plant density management. Two cotton cultivars were overseeded and hand thinned to 3.6, 9.0, 12.6, and 21.5 plants m−2 in 2001 and 2002. Before machine harvest, plants from 6 m of one row were removed from each plot and hand harvested by fruiting position. After hand harvest, seed cotton from each fruiting position was ginned separately. Boll number, lint mass, seed number, seed mass, seed surface area, and fiber properties were determined for each fruiting position. These data were then used for yield component calculations. Lint mass boll−1, individual seed mass, and seed number boll−1 decreased as plant density increased while total seed surface area m−2 of land area increased, which resulted in increased lint yield m−2 of land area. Lint mass cm−2 of seed surface area and fiber number seed−1 did not consistently respond to plant density. These results indicate that plant density management may influence total seed surface area per unit land area. Most within-boll yield components, however, appear to be controlled more by cultivar than crop management.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
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A wedding with snow !
After 200 weddings, FINALLY I had the chance to photograph my first marriage with the snow ! The gettin ready, couple photos and the ceremony took place in the Intyamon, a region of the canton of Fribourg in the district of Gruyère. The cocktailsa and dinner were held to Charmey.
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About: Victoria Integrated Care Centre Victoria Integrated Care Centre Helensburgh G84 7BU
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I normally attend the Podiatry Department at the Victoria Infirmary in Helensburgh due to my Diabetes but although I telephoned this department today the answer message still says it wouldn't re-open till the 5th January (we are now three weeks in to January ). I eventually got through to the main reception to ask about an appointment and was told that I have to re-refer myself or go to my GP for a form.
I find it very unacceptable why I should have to re-refer when I should still be a patient at this department. I was told by my diabetic team to see someone, as I haven't done so for a year.
Now I am feeling frustrated that I have to go through the rigmarole of filling forms out just to get my feet checked I thought diabetic patients should be a priority.
Response from Fiona Campbell, Clinical Governance Manager, NHS Highland nearly 2 years ago We have made a change
Dear waterloo
I am so sorry to hear about the difficulties you have encountered in arranging a podiatry appointment.
Thank you for flagging up the out of date answer machine message. I can confirm that the message was updated this afternoon, as soon as you made us aware.
It is really important that diabetic patients have their feet checked regularly. The information provided on the self-referral form helps the Podiatry Department to make a decision about the urgency for an appointment.
If you ring the Podiatry Department week day mornings (before 12:15) the Podiatry Receptionist will ask you a few questions, complete the form for you and arrange an appointment.
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Vanilla Kush cannabis seeds come from some great old world Indica genetics. Vanilla Kush marijuana is typically Indica, presenting heavy yields of outrageously large, dense kolas on a plant that doesn't take up much space in the grow room. With their squat stature and central kola formation, Vanilla Kush weed will adapt very well to Sea Of Green methods, rewarding the Sea Of Green grower with some amazing yields. Vanilla Kush cannabis is a bit of a stinker in the grow room so you may need to step up your odor control measures.
When smoked, the citrusy lavender/vanilla bouquet of Vanilla Kush weed gives way to something much more primal and earthy. This weed smells strong; and it is. The extremely high THC level of Vanilla Kush marijuana, coupled with its equally high CBD level, delivers an Indica body stone that will glue you to the chair. It is a beautiful, warming, relaxing experience that will make you think you are melting like the Wicked Witch of the West. Vanilla Kush weed provides a fantastic buzz; just make sure you didn't have anything planned for the rest of the evening
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Error installing OS on fresh new computer (0x80070570)
I just received my new computer parts. Me being pretty much a newbie when it comes to computers, I got some help from two friends to build it.
Now, when I want to install my OS (win7 home premium 64 bit - CD bought from store) on my SSD, I get the error 0x80070570 - corrupt files during the "Expanding Window files" process. I have used that CD to install on my previous PC with no problem.
Thinking the CD was the problem, I downloaded a ISO and burned it with PowerISO. Tried installing and same problem happens.
Reading on the internet from multiple forums, some mentioned trying with a 2gb ram stick only. Not having a 2gb stick, i still tried removing one of them (4gb sticks).
Doing that i managed to complete installation until the "Completing..." part of the install, at which step computer crashed with a BSOD.
Here is a summary of things I have tried:
-2 different ISO
-Installing on my HDD
-Clearing CMOS
-Restoring BIOS to default
-Trying 1 stick of RAM (4gb)
-Transferring SSD on working computer, installed Windows, then transferred to new computer using Sysprep
Nothing of those helped me.
Recently I Flashed my BIOS with the most recent update (Z68BFC15.BST). I managed to install windows and drivers, but when i add my 2nd stick of RAM (total 8gb) computer won't boot (BSOD at windows loading page).
Is it hardware problems? If so how can i know which part is causing it?
Thanks all for the help
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Welcome to the forum Tamaraine
Take a look at the following thread, maybe it will be for some help:
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Where did you get Win7? Burn the ISO to DVD using ImgBurn at 4x speed. Clean Install Windows 7
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After updating my BIOS, I managed to install windows, but still with only 1 stick of RAM. I have tried all 4 SLOTS with my 2 sticks of RAM and no problem as long as there is only one at a time. When 2 sticks are together in the red sockets (16x) or in the white sockets (8x i think), I get a blank screen when loading up windows. My motherboard specifies that it can take up to 32GB RAM.
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Learn how to tell the time with this wonderful wooden teaching clock.
Features and benefits for ELC Shape Sorting Clock
- Clock with built-in shape sorter
- Moveable clock hands
- Numbered, coloured wooden shapes
- Includes stand
- Great for kinaesthetic and visual learners
A great hands-on way of learning to tell the time, this shape sorting clock features several ways for your child to become familiar with how to read a clock face.
The centre of the wooden clock features a clock face with a moveable minute and hour hand, with 'to' and 'past' written in the middle on either side. Around the outside of the middle clock face the minutes are written in five-minute intervals, indicating how to express the time when the minute hand is pointing towards these.
Around the very outside of the wooden clock is a shape sorter designed just like a clock, with numbers 1 to 12. Each number has a shaped groove where the matching coloured wooden block can be placed: your child can match them up by shape, numbers in the grooves or numbers on the inner clock face.
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- Dissolve 1 teaspoon (5 mL) sugar in 1/2 cup (125 mL) warm water in a liquid measuring cup. Sprinkle in yeast. Let stand 10 minutes, then stir well. Add yeast to a large bowl.
- Heat milk to lukewarm. Stir in butter, 2 tablespoons (30 mL) sugar, salt and 1/2 cup (125 mL) warm water. Add milk mixture and 2 cups (500 mL) flour to dissolved yeast mixture. Beat with wooden spoon or electric mixer until smooth and elastic.
- Stir in 2 1/2 cups (625 mL) of remaining flour gradually. If necessary, add more flour to make a soft dough which leaves sides of bowl. Turn out on floured board.
- Knead dough, adding more flour as necessary, until dough is smooth, elastic and no longer sticky (about 10 minutes).
- Place in lightly greased bowl. Turn dough to greased top. Cover with greased waxed paper and tea towel.
- Let rise in warm place (75°-85°F/24°-29°C) until doubled (45-60 minutes).
- Punch down dough. Turn out onto lightly floured board and divide into 2 equal portions. Cover with tea towel and let rest for 10 minutes.
- Filling: beat cream cheese, sugar, butter, flour, egg and vanilla until smooth.
- Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper.
- Roll each piece of dough into 10" x 15" (25 cm x 38 cm) rectangle. Place on prepared baking sheets.
- Spread jam down center of dough, lengthwise. Top with cream cheese mixture.
- Fold each end of dough over filling. Cut sides of dough in 1" (2.5 cm) strips down both sides of dough. Crisscross strips of dough over filling. Cover lightly with plastic wrap and let rise for 1 hour.
- Preheat oven to 375°F (190°C). Brush top of loaves with egg and sprinkle with sugar.
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I Am Therefore I Think II
Archived: August 28th - September 22nd, 2008
"I Am, Therefore I Think 2" at the Goodfoot. It's part illustrative memoir, part social commentary. The work displays imagery any were from praying to beer to genetic engineering. There are around 60 artists with over 200 works, and a varied of mediums (etching, painting, mixed media, photography, etc). Opens Last Thursday, Aug 28th from 5-11pm, show up until Sept 22.
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Alhambra Theatre
4811 Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard
Portland, OR, 97215
Cappadonna had known the Wu-Tang Clan members since grade school in Staten Island, and he had even decided at the age of 15 that he could write and perform lyrics. It wasn't until 1995, however, that he made his recorded debut, appearing on Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx album.
With that album, he became an official member of the Wu-Tang Killa Beez, and from there on out, he frequently appeared on Wu records. In 1996, he played a large role on Ghostface Killah's Ironman.
During 1997, his Wu affiliation continued, as he rapped on the Clan's second album, Wu-Tang Forever.
Cappadonna's solo debut, The Pillage, finally appeared in March 1998. Like any Wu project, the record featured RZA as the executive producer and cameos from a number of other Wu members, including Method Man, U-God, and Raekwon. As the sixth Wu solo project, the album was an instant success upon its release, debuting at number three on the charts.
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No excuse. I check your site several times a day and am bereft when nothing new is added : )
Talking football steers cab drivers away from penal policy. The one taking us to Glasgow Central would always tell Rangers-supporting passengers he was a fan of Partick Thistle. "That way they knew you were a Celtic supporter but were being polite."
Is the photograph Hampden Park? The new stadium (cap. 52,000) seems a disappointment in comparison with the haunting, intimidating place it used to be, packed with 134,000 baying fanatics for a Scotland v England match.
Alf Ramsey regarded the Scots as his arch enemy. Normally very reserved and proper, when a Scottish journalist once greeted him with the words "Welcome to Glasgow, Alf", he couldn't help but blurt out, "You must be f***ing joking".
The stuff about Alf Ramsey was, I think, one of the best parts of George Cohen's autobiography. (Which, by the way, everyone should read if you haven't yet.)
Too bad the race track around the pitch ruined the experience for all those supporters. ;-)


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Donald Beauregard on Rainbow Bridge Expedition, 1909
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With October being Archives Awareness month, now is a good time to look at some of the stories within the museum's fascinating archives collection. As the museum's Archivist, I have the pleasure of learning the back stories to the beautiful artwork in the museum.
Donald Beauregard, Portrait of the Artist, circa 1910,
Oil on canvas, 32 x 20 in.
Gift of the Honorable Frank Springer, 1925.
Oil on canvas, 32 x 20 in.
Gift of the Honorable Frank Springer, 1925.
One of the more tragic stories that dates back to the museum's founding is that of Donald Beauregard, the orginator of the St. Francis murals in the Auditorium. Beauregard was a young man from Utah who went to Paris in 1906 to study art at the prestigious Julian Academy for two years. He first came to New Mexico in 1910 on an archaeological expedition with the University of Utah and School of American Archaeology. It was there that he met Frank Springer. Springer was the principal donor of the private funding that created the art museum. He was so impressed by Beauregard's success he commissioned him to do murals of the life of St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of the Southwest, for the Panama-California Exposition of 1915 in San Diego.
Unfortunately, Beauregard succombed to stomache cancer at the young age of 31, and was only able to complete two of the murals. However, he did finish the overall designs, and Carlos Vierra and Kenneth Chapman completed the murals from his drawings. In addition to his generous monetary donation to he museum, Frank Springer also donated his collection of Beauregard's art.
Renunciation of Santa Clara
Donald Beauregard, Kenneth Chapman, 1917
Oil on canvas
Gift of the Honorable Frank Springer, 1917
Donald Beauregard, Kenneth Chapman, 1917
Oil on canvas
Gift of the Honorable Frank Springer, 1917
The story of Beauregard's brief life is preserved in the letters he sent to the museum's founder, Edgar Lee Hewett. These letters were later used by author Carl Sheppard to write the book The Saint Francis Murals of Santa Fe : The Commission and the Artists published in 1989.


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Unanswered: Activity in one DB causes time-outs in another
We have several SQL 2000 databases on one server.
One of the applications I'm responsible for has batch jobs that run for an hour; all activity is on the database. During this hour, other applications that use other databases on the same server experience time-outs. One of my coworkers did a count(*) on an empty table and it took 11 seconds.
We pay people to keep our servers up and running. Is this something they might solve by reconfiguring the server? It seems strange to me that a single database is allowed to hog all server resources.
We are meeting with them later this week, and I'd like to have some knowledge about this; we don't want to BS'ed into buying a new server.
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personally, I would look at optimizing your hour long batch process if at all possible. If you follow the directions in Brett's sticky at the top, I am sure some one would be happy to look over your code for you.If one brings so much courage to this world the world has to kill them or break them, so of course it kills them. The world breaks every one and afterward many are strong at the broken places. But those that will not break it kills. It kills the very good and the very gentle and the very brave impartially. If you are none of these you can be sure it will kill you too but there will be no special hurry. Earnest Hemingway, A Farewell To Arms.
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There's that,yes. Right now it's cursor driven, because, "you know, if we just make some changes to the previous version we'll be done quicker."
Data is read from a file (created at a specific point in time) into a single table, and the batch process consists of two stages: stage one is comparing the new data to what we already have, and create an entry in the log table for every difference. Stage two is changing our data so that it reflects the data in the file, for that particular point in time.
I'm pretty sure that stage one can be done set-based, but I'm not so sure about stage two. The actions required for each row in the new data depend on what's already there in our db.


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Thanks Ladies for your support. Jen, it's good to see you too! Yes, we are back home and caring for our son. We are also 15 weeks pg with our second. Ihave trouble makingit to chat dueto the time change and I forget. Oneof these days I'll make it.
My husband has said he's seen many people with VNS and it rarelyworks so we kind of ruled that out. We'll see.
One thing that upsets me is the new E drug that just came out pobably won't be available here for a long time and dh thinks it would be great for me. We can order it overseasbut it's way too expensive so that's not going to work unless we win lottery. LOL
Oh well, I'll try to post more often these days. I do read at least once a day if not more, but either find theanswer to my question from another post or just don't get time to do it.
Anyway thanks again ladies.
It's so good to know you're not alone...that's how I felt when I read your story. I went through a very similar lifestyle. For all of my life, from what I remember, I have had a few moments of a very intense deja vu, where I know what is going to happen. I know what people are going to say...it's a pretty intense altering of concious. I always told my mom "it's doing it again." We never really seeked out medical attention for it. After I graduated college in 1999, and went into the world alone, I got insurance and decided it was time to look into this a bit more. None of the doctor's I went to could give me any answers, except that it may be some sort of a seizure. All of my exams and tests came back as normal. The feelings continued. In Oct of 2003 I had my first GrandMal seizure, the first of 8 in a year and a half period. Of course, at this time I had no insurance, so I didn't pursue the doctor's on a very intense basis. A few appointments and I was finished...with no answers. I am now accepted into a program in my city that helps those with financial difficulties and no insurance get the medical attention they need. I was just given my first appointment with a neurologist on the 21st of February!!! Maybe now I can get some answers.
Stay positive, stay happy...I know it's a hard thing to do, but you can. Always remember, someone else is there with you. I too am blessed with finding my soul mate who is as anxious as I am to find the source of the problem and treat it as naturally as possible.


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I have never seen a medic using an AED in real life. I see this machine in action only in movies and TV shows. Deep inside, I would really not like to see one being used in real life because that would mean a person is down and is being zapped to life. That is quite a traumatic sight to see. I think it will leave a stigma to me for the rest of my life.
That must be one of the reasons I did not pursue medicine. I don't think I can see life and death in a more scientific way. These two will always have a spiritual meaning to me.


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This September Scotland will vote Yes or No on outright independence from the U.K. And the Yes vote I guess is gaining on the No vote raising the very real specter of an independent Scotland.
Q - what if any implications would this have for foreign tourists?
Would Scotland join the EuroZone or Schengen - necessitating border checks I guess to enter or leave the Schengen zone?
Or would it be just about like now? No real border checks, etc. Same money as England, etc.?
curious as to how Brits feel about the implications of a Yes vote.
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This September Scotland will vote Yes or No on outright independence from the U.K. And the Yes vote I guess is gaining on the No vote raising the very real specter of an independent Scotland.
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One of the more heated parts of the debate is the extent to which all these questions remain formally unresolved until after the vote, or/but to which it is unthinkable that there would be that much difference, after all the necessary negotiations and consequent legislation following on a Yes vote had been concluded.
The current EU position is that no other member state wishes to voice much of an opinion (with the SNP interprets as meaning they have no objection to allowing Scotland's status to be the same as the status quo). However, this situation has never been faced before and would obvously be taken as a precedent in respect of Catalonia, Flanders, etc.; it turns on whether an independent Scotland would be treated as a new applicant (i.e., required to join the euro).
The current UK government position is that any sort of joint management arrangement for a currency union would be unworkable. The SNP says not, but since I've seen no public statement as to how they see it working (one or two members of relevant Bank of England committees, appointed by the Edinburgh government? Would Scottish voters prefer that to directly electing 50-odd members to Westminster?)
However there are hints that if it came to it, there might be some deal in return for allowing the nuclear submarines to stay at Faslane.
It might end up with a relationship akin to that between the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Or it might not. Or there might be further devolution short of independence, in the event of a No vote (especially if there's a narrow margin).
Watch this space. Even if there's a yes vote, expect no formal changes to be in place before 2017.
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How about giving Scotland the same status vv the UK as Puerto Rico has to the US?
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You find a wide variety of options among Europe's countries.
If you want to focus on free trade with the EU without becoming a Member State, you can join the EEA (like Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein).
If you want to ease traffic or travel you can become part of the Schengen common travel zone without being an EU member (like the Norway and Iceland), or without even being an EEA member (like Switzerland).
You have areas which are in the EU but not part of the Customs Union (like Spain's Canary Islands) or not in the EU and also not in the Customs Union (like Switzerland).
The options are numerous and much more diverse than simply being in or out of the EU or Schengen.
But I doubt that an independent Scotland will join the Schengen area soon as it probably has no real benefit, compared to a country on the continent where much more traffic is trans-frontier.
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To answer PalQ's questions:
- The SNP doesn't want to join the Euro, and Scotland can't, immediately after independence, qualify to join the Euro. Strictly speaking, it's a non-question, since as Patrick points out it's not at all certain an independent Scotland would be allowed into the EU, and the EU doesn't allow proper countries (ie, not a microstate) to use the Euro unless they're members. Its use by a proper country without EU approval is inconceivable: the markets wouldn't offer credit to a country using the Euro "illicitly"
The SNP wants to use the pound: the British government (HMG) doesn't want it to. It's possible (though HMG denies this) that in the event of a yes vote HMG might allow Scotland to use the pound as a negotiating concession in return for UK nuclear submarines to remain berthed in Scotland.
- The SNP is campaigning against Schengen membership, and wants an independent Scotland to join the UK-Irish Republic Common Travel Area. This is uncontroversial - but it does mean US visitors won't get their passport stamped arriving in Scotland from Britain or Ireland
- what does it mean for tourism? If the SNP objectives are met (Scotland becomes a mini-Norway, but warmer and with less oil) Scotland will be more attractive just because it'll be an interesting curiosity. If the "no" campaign fears are realised (Scotland's economy slumps), it'll be Greece without the sunshine, cheap ouzo, Mediterranean diet or interesting ruins.
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Of all the options for Scotland considered by the SNP, no-one was interested enough in Puerto Rico even to consider it. The SNP has a well thought-through set of proposals for what it laughingly calls "independence" (dependence on Britain, the US and the EU of an intensity that would have got Robert Bruce to burst a blood vessel), and it's that or the status quo.
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" it turns on whether an independent Scotland would be treated as a new applicant (i.e., required to join the euro)."
I think Patrick's slightly off on this.
- There's legitimate debate about whether Scotland would have some kind of automatic right to join the EU (the SNP argues it's a member already), and this is really a political question. Ultimately, the issue is whether all 28 EU members are prepared to allow Scotland the same rights that would have to be granted to breakaway buts of other EU countries. Personally, I think it's simply impossible for all 28 to agree on this: the rump UK probably will vote for Scotland, but one of Italy, France, Spain, Germany or Belgium is almost certain to vote against.
- If Scotland is allowed into the EU, and if it accepts it can't have the pound (both huge ifs), the need to satisfy the Euro membership criteria of fiscal responsibility is a technical one, and likely to be insisted only all current Euro members: the Euro absolutely doesn't want a new Greece.
Scotland can't qualify, because it won't have a record of independence - and its current very high level of dependence on public-sector employment would make it tough to bend the rules a bit. It may well have to serve a period of probation, either with a temporary currency of its own or somehow freeloading on the pound or euro.
There is,though, the complication that Scottish-headquartered banks and insurance companies make up a large proportion of Britain's financial industry. It's possible that an independent Scotland with a dodgy currency could damage the UK more than an independent Scotland using the pound but behaving irresponsibly (the SNP was cheering for the Scottish banks driving themselves into bankruptcy before the recession). It's also possible that the Scottish banks might destabilise the Scottish economy if they move their HQ's to England - as they will be tempted to if Scotland votes yes and England continues to want Scotland out of the pound.
Unless Scotland votes no, the Scottish currency issue is likely to dominate politics in the British Isles for the next few years
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"This September Scotland will vote Yes or No on outright independence from the U.K"
"Outright" is not even close. They will be anything but if the vote goes "Yes". Then the problems will start.
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For tourists it will be a minor issue, for me I would feel betrayed. After so many years carving up the world together it would be odd to see Scotland (without many of the Scots who live in England) rejecting the benefits of working together. I've enjoyed working up there and so many people from Scotland lived my childhood home that the local kids had a Scottish accent (this was the south coast of England).
Still to amuse.
"The noblest prospect which a Scotchman ever sees, is the high road that leads him to England!"
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How about giving Scotland the same status vv the UK as Puerto Rico has to the US?>
I think that they already have more an autonomous status even than Puerto Rico - their own Parliament handling many matters without any UK imput on designated matters - allowed by Westminster.
and unlike Puerto Rico Scotland has MPs in Westminster.
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I don't see how people in Scotland can make an informed choice in September when there are so many things to be decided upon.
As far as tourism goes, apart from some disgruntled English boycotting the country I doubt a yes vote would have much effect for quite some time.
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But it would be cheaper for those English who want to 'go abroad' - a sojourn abroad in Scotland!
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I doubt there will be any disgruntled English. I worry at the rise of nationalism. Not a pretty political position to be held within Europe. Too many graveyards built on it.
In terms of cheaper or not, I guess it will depend on how the currencies float. In Ireland there is a certain amount of fuel smuggled across the border and with tax avoidance comes crime and the terrible things that come with that. I had hoped that Great Britain might have been saved from that waste as well.
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I read that at least at some time in the near past dairy farmers in Northern Ireland moved herds of cattle across the non-physical border with the Republic or Ireland and had them counted for EU subsidies in both countries! Maybe this could be a boon for say sheep farmers in the Borders area?
Or are EU farm subsidies a thing of the past?
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A Poster earlier mentioned Switzerland not being a member of the EU and the EEA as i understand things Switzerland is a member of the EEA.
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Switzerland is but may not be for long news reports say - no open borders for this capital of money laundering and unethical banking practices.
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Switzerland isn't in the EEA, though it is in EFTA.
It has gazillions of special treaties with EU, and is in Schengen (as are all the EFTA countries), but it's not in the EEA.
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I don't think you can "give" Scotland anything. I think it's what the voters decide they want.
Puerto Rico is a Commonwealth of the US at the moment - but everything is now up in the air. Personally I beleive it should be a state - and I believe that's the choice that got the most votes in 2012.
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Whatever happens, something will have to be done about the "West Lothian question ". At the moment, English members of Parliament can't vote on Scottish matters, but Scottish members can legislate for England.
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For what?
One of the few things the "yes" and "no" campaigns agree on is that passports won't be needed for travelling between Scotland and the UK, the Irish Republic or the other islands in NW Europe that (as the SNP plans for an "independent" Scotland) have the UK monarch as head of state.
The reason Schengen isn't an issue in the debate is not that it's of no benefit to Scotland, but that the consequent necessity for passport control between Scotland and the rest of the Isles would manifestly be as destructive to Scotland as hitching up with the absurd Euro - and would be cause marginal damage to the rest of us..
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>>Personally, I think it's simply impossible for all 28 to agree on this<<
Which is the problem for Scotland, since an issue like this requires unanimity. And every other member state has its own shopping list of things it would like from the others in return for their vote, irrespective of the merits of this particular issue. There's also the secondary question of what would happen to the UK's votes in the Council of Ministers, on matters requiring teh Qualified Majority Vote. On the existing scale, Scotland would be entitled to 7 votes. But I can see no way any "rump UK" government would accept losing any votes and therefore parity with France and Italy. On the other hand, plenty of other countries might be asking each other how often Scotland would be likely to vote other than with the rump UK government (or at least trying to work out what sort of concessions they might expect in return for not making waves).
>>At the moment, English members of Parliament can't vote on Scottish matters<<
Neither can Scottish members, but I'm not sure where that takes us.
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"If the "no" campaign fears are realised (Scotland's economy slumps), it'll be Greece without the sunshine, cheap ouzo, Mediterranean diet or interesting ruins."
I must be easy to interest.
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A real interesting, well- informed (mostly), and polite series of posts.
Congratulations to all.
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Just another mildly irrelevant trivia:
There are countries which use the euro without being entitled to do so, e.g. Montenegro.
I would also not know if the costs for a few dozens (if that many are needed) border control checkpoints were that relevant from an overall perspective of costs related to the whol process of independence.
If Scotland wanted to attract more tourists from overseas and send a strong signal of independence to England they could change from driving on the wrong side to driving on the right side
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>>There are countries which use the euro without being entitled to do so, e.g. Montenegro.<<
Not, I think, the model the SNP envisages for a pseudo-Scandinavian Scotland.
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>>I would also not know if the costs for a few dozens (if that many are needed) border control checkpoints were that relevant from an overall perspective of costs related to the whol process of independence.<<
Scotland has 10,000 miles of coastline (bearing in mind there are nearly 800 islands), and heaven knows how many ports and harbours, as well as several international airports. It would depend how seriously they wanted to separate everything. But common sense on both sides would argue against it - there is a reason why Ireland is not part of Schengen.
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"I would also not know if the costs for a few dozens (if that many are needed) border control checkpoints were that relevant from an overall perspective of costs related to the whol process of independence."
Of course they are.
The manning and operational costs are trivial. But the psychological costs for a London banker having to go through passport control (with the attendant pre-filing of journey plans into the e-borders system) to attend a meeting in Edinburgh, or for Belfast football supporters needing documents to watch Celtic or Rangers are accepted by all parties in the "independence" debate as devastating. As with everything in politics, perception matters far more than an economist's pseudo-calculation of the real costs.
And in a country as horribly divided along Christian sectarian lines as Scotland (everyone knows Alex Salmond's middle name comes from the local Church of Scotland minister), the fact that a border with the UK would make it easier for people in Northern Ireland to visit Dublin than Glasgow has immense emotional resonance.
The SNP's insistence on retaining the multinational monarchy, the pound, border-free travel with the UK and the Irish Republic, and membership of the Commonwealth, NATO and the EU isn't quite what Robert the Bruce fought for. But they're what a remarkably canny group of activists judge to be essential both for selling their concept of Independence Lite to the Scotch, and for ensuring an "independent" Scotland turns out a lot more like Norway than North Korea.
As, BTW, they also judge having a sovereign credit rating more or less the same as the UK. That isn't remotely possible with the Montenegro currency solution - and in a country where over half of all families have variable-rate mortgages, a Montenegro-style sovereign debt downgrade will translate almost overnight into an economic crisis.
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will the SNP be the party of power once Scotland gets independence?
somehow I think the other political parties will still be trying to get back into power within an independant Scotland and I think many Scots would wish to see this.
As to the effect on tourism it could be a real boom time for Scotland. It has been clearly said that a Scottish government would like to get rid of air passenger duty which could make it considerably cheaper for flights in and out of Scotland,might even have Glasgow and Edinburgh as Hubs for what will be left of the UK instead of the London airports
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"Scotland has 10,000 miles of coastline "
Like all islands or parts of islands they have an infinitly long coastline. Fractal maths arrived in about the 80s.
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Changing to driving on the right has already been decided
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Independence has been planned down to the finest detail.
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Changing to driving on the right has already been decided
Check the date - April Fools joke!
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Well, I did wink.
Scottish independence starred quite a lot on April 1st this year
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Leaving aside, for the moment, the merits of the original question, I'd like to take issue with this statement from the OP:
Quote PalenQ: "This September Scotland will vote Yes or No on outright independence from the U.K."
That wording makes it sound as though Scotland has been an occupied (and possibly oppressed) territory belonging to the UK since 1707.
And that is simply not the case. The Scots Nats want to unpick the 1707 Act of Union between the two kingdoms - The Kingdom of England & The Kingdom of Scotland. So, in actual fact, Scotland has been a constituent part of the UK on an equal footing with England.
In my opinion 300 years of intertwining will be a difficult thing to unpick; I am not sure Alex Salmond has been completely honest with Scots as to how difficult it's actually going to prove. But the discussions above around a Scots Pounds, EU membership, common Defense liabilities etc are just the tip of it.
And to re-iterate hetismij2's point: [It's hard to] "see how people in Scotland can make an informed choice in September when there are so many things to be decided upon" and when those issues may very well not be resolved for a great many months thereafter.
From my perspective I'm mostly ambivalent except to the degree that I have a natural aversion to Nationalism (as bilboburglar so eruditely puts it: "Too many graveyards built on it.") and, secondly, the divorce will incur a great deal of cost, both monetary and non-monetary. Can either party truly afford those costs?
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I'm a bit worried about my nationality. I was born in Edinburgh of Scottish born parents but live outside Scotland now... will I be British, or Scottish, or both?
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Anyone of indeterminate nationality goes on Anthrax Island.
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Not trying to get too anal on a small matter..
But the psychological costs for a London banker having to go through passport control (with the attendant pre-filing of journey plans into the e-borders system) to attend a meeting in Edinburgh
But curious: If you take the Eurostar to Brussels or fly to Rome, do you really have to "pre-file" your plans into any system? Or would that be the scenario if Scotland was in Schengen but not in the EU? (Which, by the way, meant that they did not have to comply with Schengen procedures and could make travel requirements as low as between the UK and ROI?)
When I fly to the UK, I just use the "self-service" passport control checkpoint in Munich, and a similar thing in LHR. But I don't have to pre-file anything..
And would Mr City Banker, who probably goes to Paris, Frankfurt or New York on business every other week really notice that one more time he had to show his passport?
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Yes very interesting and civil comments on a hot issue I would think.
Personally as an outsider I would hope that the U K stays intact - splintering seems regressive and to the outsider the differences between say Welsh and Scots and Brits seems minimal - we have a lot more difference between some states - like Mississippi and Alabama and northern states than the difference I see between Scotland and England say.
I think ego has trumped sanity in this case if the Yes vote goes thru.
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>>I'm a bit worried about my nationality. I was born in Edinburgh of Scottish born parents but live outside Scotland now... will I be British, or Scottish, or both?<<
This is what the Yes campaigners say:
I can't imagine anyone in an independent Scotland actually wanting to cut off people with some ancestral claim to be Scottish, any more than Ireland did.
As regards the rest of the UK, it's inconceivable that arrangements as between an independent Scotland and the rest of the UK would be any more restrictive than they have been between Ireland and Britain since independence, or the withdrawal from the Commonwealth (i.e., Irish citizens have been more or less counted as though they were British).
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Will Hadrian's Wall be reconstructed and reinforced?
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"f you... fly to Rome, do you really have to "pre-file" your plans into any system? "
In effect, yes. The issue about psychological barriers isn't about time at passport control (though at British airports that's a serious issue, and one that now affects those with EU passports more than "real" foreigners).
It's that it flags a journey as "foreign". And that's what both "yes" and "no" campaigners want to avoid
It's a non-issue, of course, because the SNP and the "no" campaigners agree on the problem, and on what to do about it (include Scotland in the Common Travel area), and the Republic of Ireland government is happy to have an independent Scotland in it as well. So, bluntly, it really doesn't matter whether people outside the Common Travel Area agree with us all that borders are a bad thing.
"We have a lot more difference between some states - like Mississippi and Alabama and northern states than the difference I see between Scotland and England say."
Pity no-one told Lincoln that before 600,000 Americans were killed to prevent them seceding. Remember: the American Civil War wasn't fought to abolish slavery
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Remember: the American Civil War wasn't fought to abolish slavery>
not really but it was a peripheral issue - the war was sparked by Lincoln's campaign pledge that all new states admitted would be free states - where slavery was illegal - until then for each free state admitted one with slavery had to be admitted to keep the balance between slave and non-slave states.
The South, seeing the handwriting on the wall balked at this and declared its independence - a few rich folks did - landowners who benefitted from slavery - so the war was fought over slavery or at least caused by it as the South could see that if lots of news states came in where slavery was illegal sooner or later Congress would abolish slavery as the north wanted to do - Lincoln however said nothing about freeing the slaves until 1863 Proclamation of Emancipation, in part because the war was going so terrible - trying to get runaway slaves into the Union Army - some slaves ironically were in the Confederate Army!
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Sounds like the Quebec/Canada situation!!!
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>>Will Hadrian's Wall be reconstructed and reinforced?<<
I think you'll find the border has been fixed elsewhere rather more recently.
>>Sounds like the Quebec/Canada situation!!!<<
You're not wrong. This may run on and on just as inconclusively.
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Quebec voters yesterday sent a strong message to Canada that they do not want anything to do with separation - the Partie Quebecois (sp?) held this election because they thought they could grab power locally and thus launch a separation thing.
Backfired as opponents were swept into office and the Partie Quebecois got turned out in droves.
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Thanks Patrick.
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>>Will Hadrian's Wall be reconstructed and reinforced?<<
It would be like neighbours from hell with international sanctions over who was responsible for 84 miles of stone/trellis/creosote.
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>>It would be like neighbours from hell with international sanctions over who was responsible for 84 miles of stone/trellis/creosote.<<
And I wouldn't place bets on the outcome if someone plants Leylandii....
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Help! You can tell when you are entering the Irish Republic when the markings at the side of the road change colour. "You can tell when you'r approaching the Scottish border when you see the Leylandii hedge."
I worry more that Scotland might be Trumped with tatty theme parks and holiday centres.
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>>"You can tell when you'r approaching the Scottish border when you see the Leylandii hedge."<<
Or when the road signs start including Gaelic in places where the language was never much spoken.
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"Or when the road signs start including Gaelic in places where the language was never much spoken."
That's why joining the EU matters so much. EFTA (which in many ways is a much more sensible alternative, especially if Norway's your model) doesn't have a fund for encouraging minority obsessions.
But the EU does have a "languages you've forgotten about" support fund. This wouldn't just pay the Scotch to have bilingual road signs: they could get the (English and Dutch) taxpayers to shell out for signs saying "pay for parking here" in English, Gaelic and whatever we're supposed to call that silly dialect Rabbie Burns blethered in.
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Keep the negative/disparaging comments coming... It's exactly these sentiments that are swinging the polls in favour of the yes campaign.
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I don't want it to be 'Yes'. Tommy will probably stop sending me tablet if he has to pay international postage rates.
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"It's exactly these sentiments that are swinging the polls in favour of the yes campaign."
Is that a promise?
Because if telling the truth about Scotland is all it takes to get rid of you, there'll be 40-odd million of us queueing up.
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I think you are wrong by about 39,999,999
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Seems like Scots are stabbing themselves in the back thru sheer emotion and years of English hegemony affecting their alleged clarity of mind - well perhaps too much whisky?
I assume Scotland gets more benefits from Westminster than they pay in taxes? Then again who does own that dwindling oil supply?
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[[ Pity no-one told Lincoln that before 600,000 Americans were killed to prevent them seceding. Remember: the American Civil War wasn't fought to abolish slavery ]]
Actually, it was all about slavery, but after human bondage went out of fashion, some revisionist southerners began pretending it had been about states' rights.
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>>Seems like Scots are stabbing themselves in the back thru sheer emotion and years of English hegemony affecting their alleged clarity of mind - well perhaps too much whisky?<<
The underlying problem is that English and Scottish voters have drifted apart politically over the last 30-40 years, to the extent that currently no Scottish constituency at Westminster is represented by a Conservative - where the Tories were the majority party in Scotland as elsewhere, as recently as 1955.
In effect the nominal Unionist party is, near as dammit, now the English National Party - and has tended to behave like it (even though the Scottish Parliament and its different electoral system has actually given the Scottish Tories a bit of lifeline).
So the SNP has gone into this campaign offering the vision of an independently social democratic Scotland, Scandinavian-style: such an option for the whole of the UK never being an option with this government, and the last Labour government having rather vitiated the idea one way and another (albeit it had a lot of Scottish MPs in it). It looks positive and forward-looking, even if all the awkward questions remain unanswered, about funding, the EU, and how genuine an economic independence there can be without an independent central bank.
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Scotland does have one Tory MP at Westminster .there are however more pandas in Scotland than Tory MP's
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Good summary of the motivation behind the yes campaign Patrick. I would love to see the scandinavian socialist model across the whole of the UK, however without wishing to make excuses for the governments of the past few decades I wonder to what extent that sort of model is achievable with a population as high as the UK. Interesting to note than all the places that successfully operate this model have population ranges in the 5-10 million ballpark, and generally closer to the lower of the two figures. Thus I think it might well be achievable for Scotland, but possibly not for the union as a whole, however desirable.
I also agree that political uncertainty is not a reason not to make change - I can't see Scotland being denied entry to the EU, and the £ will like as not be declared a shared asset in exchange for share of national debt, and possible retention/sharing of strategic defence sites/military bases. Even if I am wrong, what (democratic) country does know who will be in power 10 years from now and what policies that party may choose to adopt?
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What in heaven's name is a ballpark and why would millions of people want to huddle in it?
Spain has just refused an independence referendum to Catalonia, so I can't imagine them welcoming a small breakaway nation into the EU. Would Belgium or even Italy?
As for the pound, the UK has avoided jointing the Euro. Why should it join another monetary union?
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I suppose one historical parallel would be the long process of separation of modern Norway from Sweden. But by then (by comparison with the UK's continuing position in the modern international "architecture") Sweden had long since ceased to be a major power in northern Europe, let alone anything wider, and didn't stand to lose very much except a bit of the King's self-regard.
Which makes it all the more surprising that the pro-Union politicians either haven't recognised that set of implications, or have made such a botch of the consequent arguments. I suppose that's another reflection of the underlying political facts, that make it very hard to argue that Scots voters have much of an influence over such matters anyway, their only voice in the coalition government coming from a few LibDems.
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Interesting to see what happens when Orkney and the Shetlands go for independance from Scotland as they have all the oil.
BBC is running a comedy at the moment when London decides to leave the UK (recent calculations show that that every Londoner gets subsidised by the rest of the UK). Lights blue touch paper and retires.
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Obviously, not having visited here much recently, I missed all this. What a civilised discussion. Try being up here and living in the middle of two years worth of mayhem and personal invective
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When I was little, I used to think we were all related. That every person who came over to our house, or every person that invited us to theirs, every person that stopped my mother in the street with never ending questions about what she's been up to since the last time they crossed paths, were part of a huge family. I don't know if it was just child's logic, or if it was something that came from being raised in a small town. It was something I grew out of.
I used to think that if I slept with any of my limbs hanging off my bed the disfigured man living under there would pull me underneath, never to see the light of day again. Unfortunately, that's something I haven't grown out of. Realistically, I know there is nothing underneath there except for dust. My irrational fear was due to an overactive imagination from my childhood.
People can be disfigured in such a subtle way that you may never notice. It usually runs deep, underneath the surface. Twisted thoughts, unforgivable acts they've taken part in, secrets they're trying to hide.
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People are good liars, and people do denial well. I find that many people I've come to know are just a mirage. There is at least one person that knows something about you that you wouldn't want them to know. Over time, I'd find out something about you, too. Perhaps accidental. Perhaps not.
If people don't think you're listening they can inadvertently share their deepest secrets with you, or somebody else's.
I'm good at keeping secrets. I don't use what I overhear against anybody. Even if I don't agree with it, it's their business, not mine. I think it's important to have time to yourself during the day, to breathe and catch up with life's demands, to be yourself - whoever that is.
I don't judge people. If I don't like somebody, then I'm not the kind of person to make it into a big deal. I just don't care to speak to them. I probably sound like a hypocrite.
Sometimes, I used to wonder if I'd ever overhear something that would change my life forever. I wasn't sure if that was something I should have anticipated with glee, or something I should have dreaded like a bullet.
People talk constantly. Usually, about each other. Mostly, about nothing life-altering.
I used to wonder if they did that to avoid talking about themselves: to keep their secrets hidden. Now, I know.
That's how I found out a house on Kenwood Avenue was sold. The same house on Kenwood Avenue that was supposedly haunted.
I wasn't even aware it was up for sale. However, eventually, it was brought by a middle-aged couple who had a teenaged daughter.
Some people said they had to move because the daughter was banned from the California state; some said she doesn't talk because a drug dealer cut out her tongue; and a few were saying she had just been released from a juvenile detention centre. One person said she killed somebody.
Those rumours were what first peaked my interest. The fact that nobody knew. The fact that everything was just that: a rumour. I don't like second-hand information. I prefer to find out for myself. It isn't very often that happened. Usually, if people moved here, they knew someone, or had been here before. But, not them. They were something nobody knew anything about, and I, for one, was impressed. I never expected to find out what I did. I never expected the things that happened, to happen. I never expected to feel like this.
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I decided to do a pretty typical combination of roses and stripes, but then changed it up a little bit by making a little bouquet of roses that make the shape of a heart on my ring finger. If you're anti-valentines day, you could do a similar manicure but changed the colors up to something darker and make the roses black.
Although pairing roses with stripes is pretty common, I still love it! I did a similar manicure for the Seven Deadly Sins challenge this past June.
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DRIV3R Thanks a lot for the info..
I need couple of bottles I believe. My weekend mission.
Very well done..It looks like that there was no scratch/dent at all. Very useful information. I own a hiphop black punto and have a small dent close to the rear wheel.
Thanks to BBMP : Garbage cleaner trolly touched my parked car.
The dent is slightly deep..and I fear it will start rust if i do not attend it soon.
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I have bought the pen too but have not tried it yet because of the humid weather and rains, I will update with before and after pics once I do that, have few deep scratches to cover up.
Nice DIY section today just got relieved on seeing ur DIY. one guy..... scratched my punto with his tvs 50 ... was really upset ,,I did the waxing those scratches are not visible for now . Do this still require a paint job ?
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Thanks DRIV3R will post it soon
DRI3R here are the pics its less visible as I rubbed it with the wax polish
The scratches do not seem deep. A good rubbing polish and some waxing would cover it up.
If you would like to try a hand on rubbing, I would suggest Formula 1 scratch out liquid first. It is very mild rubbing compound and is perfect for trying out the first time. Apply some with a microfiber cloth and buff it nicely, followed by a coating of wax. If the scratch is still visible, then you need to use a more aggressive rubbing compound like 3M. Let us know how it goes.
Thanks for your suggestion will get the scratch out liquid.
For Waxing I do have a carnauba product. any feedback on this ? The images where after applying this .
As you said i have to go for Formula 1 scratch out liquid and then waxing.
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