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...again you are 'chitchating' with the same one with multiple pen names.
the economist should do something about it.
Kurds go to live in istanbul because that way they can have the decent life their own corner of the world denies them.
Reently four young girls were murdered by the PKK in Bitlis. Seems all four were disgusted by the way girls live in Kurdistan and wanted to emigrate to istanbul.
The PKK woudl not let them.
No worries dude!
Hi Cordy
Have had a quick look through my posts and I cannot find what you refer to..
fact remains, none of the hundreds of people in jail on conspiracy charges since 5 years has ever been convicted. The prosecution has no valid evidence of any wrong doing.
What we are seeing is the establishment of a dictatorship.
What Turkey had since 1912 was indeed a military supervised regime which assured 90 years of peace and development.
Now the supervision is gone and the AKP can do what it wants.
The AKP ignores the constitution and makes war on Syria. They make arrangements with the US and the PKK and EU and God know who else and do not tell us what they are doing.
They are selling away the Republic and all its gains.
This was the situation the military supervision could succesfull prevent, the reason why Turkey had 90 years of peace end development.
Now that is over and Turkey is running towards hell.
Yes master, as you say.
After the Kurds give up their Kalashnikovs.
myths apart, there is practically no Turkish language education in Germany. Germans too want everyone to learn the official alnguage and complain about immigrants who don't.
The problem with leaving Kurds is Turks do not expect them to live in peace in "their" country. Look ar North Iraq, as soon as they got their state with Turkish help they enabled the PKK to make war on Turkey.
All those people who want Turkey to give independence to kKrds are interested in having a Kurdistan they can use to make wars on Moslem countries.
Look at the hate you formulate here. Does that sound like you would live in peace?
hmmm - saying it is a step too far and it is not time yet are two different things - if I said it is not time yet (which I doubt) then it was in a particular context
And don't worry about me, I am a big boy with a pretty thick skin
I'll manage the Kretan - his internal inconsistency and poor logic and even poorer grasp of economics will let him down again and again
Do you speak Turkish by the way - or understand it?
all major developed countries have one "national" language. This is because economic necessities enforce the teaching of one common language even when a country might speaks dozens of languages.
For historical reasons in Turkey this is Turkish. It was the language encouraged by the Ottoman government in the secon half of the 19th century, replacing the micture of Turkish, Greek, Armenian, French, Jewish Spanish and Arabic which were effectively the official languages of the Ottoman Empire.
"Kurdish", which today are a group of mutually incomprehensible dialects spoken by farmers could over time be developed into an artificial lierary language.
But there is no reason why the Turkish taxpayer should finance such an effort.
l did have a look at your comment again and you are right,l have missed the point.Apologises :)
your prejudice, nothing else, prevents you from acknowledging the sophistication of the Turkish language
This mantra you have, that Turkish is stupid because it has no irregular verbs, is nonsense. There are many languages where verbs are entirely regular. And you are wrong Turkish has one irregular verb.
Your mind is as closed as that of the other exile.
oh diddums
as you were the first to insult i demand that you apologise first
then you convince me that you will stop spreading lies about what i have said when you run out of arguments
then i will apologise
you are correct in saying I have an ideological view of economics - I believe in a free market, regulated only to keep it free, I believe in capitalism, and i believe in economic choice and why? Because that created the greatest most sustained most succesful economy in the world - Germany!
I have never said that Turkey should be partitioned and colonised but I have pointed out that Turkish leaders chose partition and colonisation when you and others have tried to argue that partition and colonisation is part of a vast sustained international conspiracy against Turkey.
For you when anything goes wrong for Turkey it is because of this conspiracy - when anything goes right it is because of Turkish genius and power - strange how such power and genius can be overcome by conspiracy...
If you feel insulted it must be because you are emotional - is that not what you said to Corduene?
No no you tell me in your own words. I've had books before. I've seen them.
I want you to tell me about this "exceptionally complex grammar". Come Barishci show us what you and your language made of.
You missed my point entirely!
There always legitimate reasons to want to improve your situation.
Most societies work to improve their situation. Late 20th and early 21st century Middle eastern countries do terrorism.
The results are a disaster for the Middle East.
Your list of demanas effectively means that the Republic give up and concede the PKK all it wants. As long as this is not the case terrorism will not end. You do not win wars against terrorism by giving the impression that terrorism is a winning strategy.
There is acertain misuse of Turkish terrorism laws, for example by putting generals and intellectuals in jail to intimidate the oppostion. There is no press freedom left, nor ta rule of law. The problem here are not the laws but the AKP establsihing a dictatorship. Any new constitution the AKP makes will be one of a police state.
Lack of irregular verbs does not make a language sophisticated and the reality is if soemone said (as many do) I going to school or You goed to school or they go tomorrow to school they are easily understood in both time and person even if not grammatically correct.
Chinese also has no gender and better still it has no plurals and it has no tenses as such... but it aint easy or mind numbing
You are person who wants to give lessons to his inferiors, and have no answers when your have to face the truth. That is why you start insulting me.
You have an ideological view of economics and no understanding of how Turkey works.
You have already stated what you thing about Turkey: you think we should have accepted our country being partitioned and colonized.
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My gift to you
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Thank you for thinking me so important that my thesis are the basis of your entire anti-argumentation.
Not bad for a cretin.
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I saw some metallic gold material and thought it might be good for this dress. I am probably between 0 and 2, the pattern is for size 4, so i made several modifications. I don't know much about sizing so I was pretty much just doing it randomly. for example, I made the diagonal stretch a little tighter so I wouldn't have to worry about exposing too much; I made the sleeves a little bit smaller and the waist tighter. But the style of the dress was good and easy overall.
Next time, I would use even more stretchy, drapey material for this pattern.
This took me (currently novice) 3 hours to complete.
Pattern calls for knit jerseys. I actually used partial knit jersey, partial rayon metallic material. Which is a little stretchy but not drapey enough for this dress.
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Tom Brokaw on skipping White House Correspondents Dinner: Event has become cheap and undignified ever since Lindsay Lohan stole all our attention last year
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Let's see — a night where many politicians who are running the country into the ground yuck it up with a bunch of their enablers in the press, and the biggest problem with it is that the fully loaded star of Herbie Fully Loaded showed up last year? Whatever. But it was enough to turn off Tom Brokaw:
It's all Lindsay Lohan's fault.
Apparently, she ruined the White House Correspondents' Dinner for everyone. Or, at least, Tom Brokaw.
The annual star-studded event is set to take place this weekend in Washington, D.C., but the veteran TV newsman won't be there because of a certain guest who was in attendance at last year's gala.
"The breaking point for me was Lindsay Lohan," Brokaw told Politico during a recent interview. "She became a big star at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Give me a break."
Sounds like somebody stole some of the attention.
This isn't the first we've heard of the "Nightly News" host's frustrations with the event. Just one week after the 2012 bash, he appeared on "Meet the Press" urging planners to "rethink" it, explaining that it "separates the press from the people that they're supposed to serve, symbolically."
Oh, I get it now — Lohan must have been seated between the MSM and Obama, hence Brokaw's displeasure over the unnecessary buffer.
For the first time, the E! Network will cover celebrity arrivals at the WHCD. I can't wait for Ryan Seacrest to ask TOTUS, "who are you wearing?"
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When looking for a next house, Millennials are willing to purchase a fixer upper according to findings from the Better Homes and Gardens sixth-annual exclusive survey on the attitude and spending trends of home buyers. The research this year focused on Millennials' preferences as regards their next abode as well as home improvement spending, the importance of personalization and the role of technology.
As has been the case through history, the Millennial generation overwhelmingly believes that owning a home is part of the American Dream, with 79% reaffirming that idea. Most Millennials, at 77%, also say a home remains a good investment. However, it isn't always an easy one to pursue, as 35% of Millennials surveyed said that a lack of down payment is the greatest obstacle to home ownership.
Better Homes and Gardens noted that Millennials are least likely among generational groups to expect their next home to be newly built, at 18%, and most likely to say their next home will be one they can fix up, at 23%.
Among Millennials planning to initiate a home improvement project over the next 12 months, nearly 35% highly agree that "now is the right time to spend" on home improvements.
In fact, 45% of Millennials said they are in the process of planning or doing a major home improvement or decorating project, the study indicated. Of those conducting home upgrades, 75% reported decorating with furniture and accessories.
Although fewer consumers recently have invested in dedicated home office furniture, domestic work spaces continue to gain importance. In the survey, 26% of Millennials said they are building or planning to build a home office, work space or family computing center. Still, 41% said a combined office-hobby-crafts-art room is ideal.
When considering future projects, 35% of Millennials reported wanting to work on outdoor living or entertaining areas, according to Better Homes and Gardens, with 42% expressing a desire to add exterior upgrades like a deck, porch or patio. In green considerations, taking in dual aspects of the word, 52% of Millennials report they will add/replace plantings, shrubs and trees, and 40% said they want to make their homes more energy efficient.
Personalization has become a trend in the market, and 34% of Millennials participating in the study said they plan to change the function of a room, such as a nursery, office or craft/hobby space. In personalizing domestic spaces, consumers may add chalkboards, under-stair storage, and bins and buckets to maximize shelving. More style-oriented personalization trends that have lately emerged include the addition of industrial and vintage elements in the bathroom, sliding barn doors and considering children when making home décor choices.
In shopping, about six in 10 Millennial respondents report using a smartphone or tablet to access home-related information, with decorating ideas or shopping part of the home buying/renovation process.
When asked, "In which of the following ways do you use your smartphone or tablet to access home-related information?" Millennials responded:
According to a recent report from the Boston Consulting Group, Millennials living in the United States account for an estimated $1.3 trillion in direct annual spending. Better Homes and Gardens added that over the next 15 years, Millennials will come to outnumber Baby Boomers 78 million to 56 million.
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- 10 ounces Brussels sprouts (about 2 1/2 cups)
- 1 small onion, sliced thin
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- 2 1/2 teaspoons Dijon mustard (preferably coarse-grained)
- 1 teaspoon water
Trim Brussels sprouts and quarter lengthwise. In a large saucepan of boiling salted water boil sprouts 5 minutes, or until just tender, and drain in a colander. In pan cook onion in butter over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until golden. Add sprouts and cook, stirring, 1 minute. In a small bowl stir together mustard and water and stir into sprouts with salt and pepper to taste.
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Two weekends ago, Bushwick Daily paid a visit to ISCP (International Studio & Curatorial Program) on the Bushwick/East Williamsburg border to partake in their Fall Open Studios and to see what was exactly behind those studio walls. Over 30 artists from 22 countries opened their doors and invited the public into their workspace. Here is some of the most interesting studios we saw:... Read more »
It's cold outside. There: we said it. Now that that realization has come to all of us, let's get over it quickly and get back to live music, because this polar vortex bull doesn't care if we have a show to go to. This weekend is a very special weekend, bringing to Brooklyn of all sorts of soulful performances, vibey dance... Read more »
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"I am going to die in this apartment," my roommate shouted. "We are NEVER moving again." See what a horrible move can do to you? What was supposed to be a super-exciting summer day in our Bushwick lives turned out to be The Moving Day from Hell… We were four girls leaving our 4-bedroom duplex off the Knickerbocker M stop... Read more »
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LOS ANGELES, Ca (NBC33) — Testimony is scheduled to continue in the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray.
Murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in pop singer Michael Jackson's June 2009 death.
Two emergency room doctors are expected to testify Monday. They tried to revive Jackson when he got to the hospital.
Three of Doctor Murray's girlfriends could also take the stand. Prosecutors say he talked to the women just before he realized Jackson had stopped breathing.
On Friday, the court heard from paramedics who responded to Jackson's home. Their testimony focused on what happened just moments after an ambulance arrived on scene.
If convicted of involuntary manslaughter, Murray could be sentenced to four years in prison and lose his medical license.


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Join artist Gregory Vershbow for a gallery talk in his exhibition, Site Unseen. Vershbow's large-scale color photographs explore the interactions of art objects within environments and circumstances ordinarily beyond public view. In storage facilities and conservation laboratories and at monuments under restoration, Vershbow photographs art objects wrapped in plastic, protected by foam, nested in boxes and tucked away in dark corners. Vershbow will discuss the experience of navigating these transitional spaces and some of the technical aspects of creating the photographs.
Vershbow received his MFA from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2010 and his BA from Hampshire College in 2006. He is a 2011 alumnus of the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. He has taught photography at the Maryland Institute College of Art, and currently teaches at the International Center of Photography. Vershbow's work has been exhibited in solo and group shows on the east coast and in Europe. His work can be found in permanent collections including The Art Institute of Chicago, The Getty Museum, The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and the National Academy of Sciences.
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Jessye Norman: In Conversation with Tom Hall
Date: 12/05/14
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Come hear Jessye Norman, one of America's most accomplished and beloved opera singers, discuss her new book Stand Up Straight and Sing! This Grammy Award-winning international opera star will offer perspectives on her life—from growing up in the South to performing on the world's greatest stages in conversation with Tom Hall, music director of the Baltimore Choral Arts Society. Tickets $25 (includes one book).
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Andean textile specialist Dr. Anne Tiballi, the Andrew W. Mellon Curricular Facilitator at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, will present "Learning by Watching: Andean Textiles and the Fabric of Culture." During this engaging talk, Dr. Tiballi will explore the production of ancient American textiles, examine their significance, and discuss their impact on the broader material culture of the ancient Americas.
Folger Consort Performs A Renaissance Christmas: Music of Flanders and Italy circa 1500
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Wine M&A momentum set to continueDecember 9, 2013
There have been few years in recent memory as ripe for merger-and-acquisition activity as 2013 in the wine industry, particularly on the North Coast. A perceived shortfall in grape supply, easing credit terms and favorable wine consumption trends in the U.S. set the stage for a strong year.
That momentum is likely to continue in 2014, including possible moves from international buyers.
Goosecross Cellars acquired by Golden EquityMay 16, 2013
YOUNTVILLE, SANTA ROSA – Goosecross Cellars, the boutique luxury winery located in Yountville, has been sold to Golden Equity Investments, a private equity firm located in Golden, Colo., that was formed in 2011 to provide equity capital to privately held, middle market companies. The transaction included the 11-acre estate winery and vineyard property, tasting room and contemporary Tudor-style estate home. Zepponi & Company, the wine industry mergers and acquisitions advisory firm for ultra-premium, luxury and estate wine brands and vineyards, served as the exclusive financial adviser to the owners of Goosecross Cellars. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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shot just out of Mannum SA, driving along we came across a group of 6 or 7 hawks drifting on a slight gully breeze "stalking" parts of a rabbit – and fighting off the crows………….
As I write this I can feel Steve Chapple cringe…………..
Thanks to Steve for driving… and the use of his 400mm lens to get a great collection for the portfolio……………. and sorry they all disappeared when i handed back the lens!!
Canon 400D with stolen sigma 400mm lens (thanks Steve)
beautiful capture
Cheers Kathy!
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beautiful Dave – nice detail and like the vignetting effect – and sometimes it pays to be step ahead of Steve…maybe he got some shots of a dead rabbit or a few magnificent crows..lol
Learnt a long time ago – with Steve you HAVE to keep him busy – (or steal his equipment) – so that he cant show you up – he always seems to find a way! still – dont mind coming in second to the teacher – keeps them on their toes!
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Fabulous shot Dave!!
Cheers John!
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Nice crisp detail and lighting on this one. And no Jim…no photos of rabbits or anything else worthy of matching this shot.
it is indeed a beautiful shot. Loving the detail!
He even borrowed my 17-85 this morning………..and got some great HDR of a sunrise…waiting to see them on here!
Nice shot Dave, great detail mate, often see these guys around here but it's not easy to predict where they will fly into the shot most of the time, good work :-)


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I love this dress – the Elisalex pattern is amazing and I'm basically obsessed with anything space themed.
It's a duvet cover! Turns out you get a hell of a lot of fabric in a duvet cover…!
Polyester/cotton blend
Jun 27, 2013, 12.12 PMby annasalminen2
Very nice dress! The fabric is so much fun!
Jun 11, 2013, 04.42 PMby theredhead
Am loving this, I too have an unhealthy fixation with all things space-oriented so this is right up my alley! I've been itching to make a galaxy print dress for ages, if anyone knows where to get a similar inexpensive fabric in North America please let me know.
Apr 3, 2013, 03.40 PMby reynalay
Very cool! I love it! Great job.
Apr 1, 2013, 09.59 AMby pony123
I love this pattern its amazing! X
Apr 1, 2013, 08.07 AMby cathysews
Fabric is fabric! Fantastic dress.
Mar 31, 2013, 07.33 PMby emlj
Aggghh it's amazing!! Instantly just got on tesco for one of these covers… Fantastic idea x
Mar 31, 2013, 02.13 PMby groovymama
I LOVE it!! I would love to make a dress with this fabric – but unfortunately Tesco doesn't ship to Denmark:-(. You've done an amazing job!!
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Mar 31, 2013, 01.13 AMby cris orange
really nice fabric, and the dress fits you perfectly, have fun with it!
Mar 30, 2013, 05.54 PMby sadienorway
Awesome dress, the fit is perfect on you :) Also, SPACE!
Mar 30, 2013, 05.23 PMby Mary Athey
gorgeous dress and you'd never in a million years think this used to be a quilt cover. its fab on you. xx
Mar 30, 2013, 04.27 PMby guineveresmom
That dress is beautiful on you and the fabric is awesome.
Mar 30, 2013, 04.26 PMby forbiddenbacon
what a wonderful print! such fun!
Mar 30, 2013, 03.35 PMby Kovu
this is amazing, i love the galaxy fabric!
Mar 30, 2013, 03.19 PMby _ Threadie
Your dress is gorgeous ! I love the the fabric !
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On Tuesday, May 20, the Floral Park-Bellerose School District (FPBSD) will hold its elections and budget vote. Voter registration is on May 12 from 4 to 8 p.m. at both schools. The budget public hearing is on May 12 at 7:30 p.m. at John Lewis Childs School. The ballots contain four items: Floral Park-Bellerose UFSD budget; one trustee for Floral Park-Bellerose UFSD; Sewanhaka Central High School District budget; Sewanhaka Central High School District bond proposition. This year's candidates for the FPBSD election are Jennell Horan and Elizabeth Rossi.
Incumbent, Horan, 51, serves as the school board's vice president. She has lived in the school district for 15 years and has four children.
Rossi, 44, is challenging Horan for the seat. She has lived in the district for 39 years and has two children.
Both candidates provided statements about what they feel is the most important issue facing the district. From Horan:
"My family and I moved to Floral Park over 15 years ago. Having four young children, I recognized the importance of getting involved with their school and dove right in. First, volunteering for almost every committee in PTA, and eventually becoming the president.
"Next I was onto the Shared Decision Making Committee which in our district is an important component of crucial procedural decisions which affect the children on a day-to-day basis. Composed of parents, teachers and administrators working together for the well-being and safety of the children and the district, the experience was invaluable.
"Six years ago I became a Floral Park-Bellerose School District board trustee. While being very challenging especially in these fiscally trying times, it has been the most rewarding. Education is going through reform never seen before. Every district is required to adhere to state mandates that are expensive and controversial. But effectively working with our taxpayers and staff, I am proud of the accomplishments of the district. Improving curriculum, upgrading technology, new playgrounds, extended day kindergarten and making our buildings safer and more secure are just some of the excellent things happening in our district.
"Now more than ever, I believe that my experience, knowledge and effectively working with the community is crucial. I am proud of this district and look forward to exiting new accomplishments making us even stronger and more successful."
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"My goals if elected BOE trustee are to:
• Slow down changes in curriculum and testing
• Help de-emphasize the focus of STAR testing
• Better facilitate special needs programs and parental notification of service changes
• Attract and retain the best teaching staff with deserved step increases as contracted
• Expand parental input on curriculum and grading changes
• Introduce real teacher input on curriculum and grading changes
• Expand arts programs to include dance and theater
• Find creative ways to fund full day kindergarten and an expanded (every day) Pre-K program
• Act as faithful advocate of teachers and parents in educating children"
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At the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month, residents and community members joined with the Floral Park American Legion to honor veterans at the annual Veteran's Day ceremonies at Memorial Park, following a march down Tulip Avenue to the park with the members of the veterans of the Legion post, American Legion Auxiliary members, Sons of the American Legion, Boy and Cub Scouts from Troops 482 and 678 and local officials.
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Stanford defensive lineman Terrence Stephens has been declared ineligible for the Rose Bowl against Wisconsin because of a secondary violation of NCAA rules related to his rental of off-campus housing. The school declared Stephens ineligible Friday. The senior missed victories in the regular-season finale and the Pac-12 championship game against UCLA for what Cardinal coach David Shaw had called a ''personal problem.'' The 6-foot-2, 305-pound nose guard anchors the Stanford defensive line's run package, handling double teams to free up teammates to fill the gaps. Stephens has 10 tackles, one sack and one forced fumble this season. He also forced the win-clinching fumble by Curtis McNeal in Stanford's 56-48 victory in triple overtime at Southern California last year. The school did not release any further details about his secondary violation.
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I use at the most 2 desktops in linux. There's just no way i can be buggering about trying to remember where i put things. It's inefficient dont you know!
The Vista Rola'dex allows you to change screen quickly and to scroll through your open windows using the Windows key and Tab :) Useful.
I usually have a NASA picture on my desktop, change it every now and then when I find a nice one :)
I use windows slideshow to show a slideshow sequence of photos of my daughter Bethany for my desktop :)
Nice boring desktop, bit of CAD to make it happier
(and the pinball is microsmile maths game :P )
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Whoops , forgot the pictures, bottom one is a shot of my desktop
But its best when the slideshow cycles round to the first picture :D
A mess.
Here's mine
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While I'm posting, I may as well include my home desktop too.
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I chop phlox, golden rod, late summer flowering daisies - shasta, heleniums etc and my pink spirea as soon as it has flowered so I another flush of new foliage in that zingy yellow/green. I divide my sedums regularly and don't chop them.
Wallflowers, foxgloves, pansies, violas should all be a good size by autumn with foxgloves and wallflowers to flower next spring and pansies/violas in flower.
A water scarecrow. Moveable,will make a noise and spray water 24/7 you just need an outside tap. Adjustable so you don't get the birds. Get the Contech one not cheaper ones as the reviews all say they are inferior. Have a look on amazon - expensive but by the the time you consider replacing plants, trying all the alternatives etc - lion poo, orange peel etc and failing, invaluable. I have had mine for years, it has stopped foxes pooing on the patio, protected bulbs, seedlings and newly planted plants.
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Ok, now I get the picture. If I were you I would leave the slabs closest to the fence in situ as there will be less light and water available there and more concrete from the foundations from the fence in that area.When you lift which ever slabs you want in the front row make sure you dig a substantial hole and back fill with good top soil etc. You certainly should be able to cover the fence with climbers or shrubs etc. Maybe you could post a picture when you finish - good luck
Yes, I agree with Salino and nutcutlet. Looks identical to the picture in my RHS book.
Looks like a spirea but difficult to be sure without seeing the leaf as well.
What sort of aspect will the pot have? N/S/E/W -Centre of garden, against a wall; sheltered; exposed; is it to screen; what style are you after? You will get a better answer if you can give a little more detail
How many slabs are we talking and how wide is the area in question? Do you have plans to reuse the slabs somewhere else in the garden? If not, you could offer them on freecycle. As for what's under them I would get rid of it. If a thing is worth doing it is worth doing well. You don't want to go to the expense of buying shrubs, preparing soil, and as Danny mentioned the issue of drainage etc only to watch them die!
Do you have access to a car? Builders bags half filled could be transported much more cheaply this way than the hiring of a skip. Or as my friend did...every week put a few pieces into her bin bag until there was none left. Again how much are we dealing with?
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Tough game, I never did make it to the end.
on Need for Speed: Most Wanted trailer...
Criterion has a solid reputation here in the UK so I don't think they would put out anything sub-par. I expect I'll be buying this, sooner or later.
on Pikachu 3DS XL coming to the US...
I'm not enough of a Pokemon fan to justify buying a whole new 3DS XL, but it does look good.
on Wii Mini heading to the UK...
It's not for me, but I suppose plenty of families have kids who will want one.
on Altered Beast...
We played this a lot in the 80s, at a bowling alley and in random cafes. Don't think it stacks up too well these days, but great memories all the same.
on A Hat in Time on Wii U?...
Mecha the what?? Looks like a lot of fun, I love games of this style.
on Epic Mickey studio closes its doors...
It's a real shame, but not entirely unforeseeable.
on Mutant Mudds sequel confirmed...
This is excellent news for me.
on Why no LEGO Lord of the Rings on Wii U?...
Personally I'm more than happy with the swap, LCU looks like great fun.
on THQ Humble Bundle...
Humble Bundles are great, I've picked up so many games on the cheap.
on Free retail game for 3DS XL owners...
That's amazing. Guess who just upgraded to a 3DS XL a few days ago!
on Wii U goes mobile...
Good to know, we have plug sockets on the trains here in the UK, but no Wi-Fi.
Yacht Club Games Interview
David D'Angelo gives us some chat on Shovel Knight
Reggie Fils-Aime Talks Nintendo Third Party Woes
Who needs Call of Duty when you have Mario and Zelda
11.5.2014 Nintendo Direct Showcases Upcoming Games
2015 shaping up to be a great year
Nintendo Introducing a Pre-Download Option for its Digital Releases
An exciting idea that brings a potential problem with it
Former Factor 5 President Reveals Cancelled Rogue Squadron Game for the Wii
The force wasn't strong with this one
3DS Homebrew Channel Back on Track After Slight Delay
Giving gamers a place to brew their own games
Pokemon: Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire Dual Pack Confirmed
Why choose, when you can have both
Wii U Owners Frustrated Over Low Stock for Bayonetta 2
This witch is proving elusive for gamers
Super Smash Bros. Overload
8 player smash, new game modes, stage builder, and the return of Mewtwo
Psyscrolr Prepares To Imbue The Wii U eShop With Psychic Platforming
Mind Bending
Matt Clewley said:
I'm excited as well Zach! And thanks Rob, expect more to come! ... Yacht Club Games Interview
Anonymous said:
The Wii U is certainly unique - no question about that. Regarding third-party support, I'd make a distinction ... Reggie Fils-Aime Talks Nintendo Third Party Woes
Rob Jones said:
Nice one Matt, good interview. ... Yacht Club Games Interview
Zachary Wickwire said:
This was a good read. I am glad to hear that they have so much planned for Shovel Knight, it was easily one of the best ... Yacht Club Games Interview
sena_16 said:
how will you play this thing YA-HA! ... Eyeshield 21
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