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Upon closer examination of the existing software for construction project management, Andrew Arena discovered that not only were most of them too complex, but also they tended to take too many of a project's functions from the manager. Construction may be a hands-on industry, but the manager must have the freedom to think intuitively, to apply his or her experience and to be the primary decision maker, not a software program.
Because software engineers working for software companies designed the existing construction project software products - and had no firsthand construction experience - they created and marketed products for a broad clientele. Not only were they trying to provide software that would serve the smallest and largest construction companies and projects, but also sectors beyond commercial and residential construction, including municipalities and architects.
To serve their sales and marketing goals, software companies were creating products for virtually every need of a construction company or project manager.
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As helpful as many of these tools may be for project managers, Andrew determined that they didn't have an easy-to-use and affordable document control software. He also discovered that the available software for this function wasn't designed in a manner that project managers truly needed. Often, project documents are organized under a single project name, and then compiled under specifically named project logs. The documents are listed in chronological order and individual users of the software name the documents manually, with all information stored in that particular file. Without the right kind of document organization and common file names, stored documents take longer to find, which results in less efficient project management and user frustration.
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At first the project was given to director Darren Aronofsky, and producers thought to give the desirable role to Rachel Weisz.
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Only a phalanx of cross-dressing divas at a Junior Vasquez birthday party could match the drama in Frank Owen's Clublandand then, only if there weren't enough (or far too many) drugs for the clamoring queens. The book revisits the early-'90s heyday of superclub Limelight and its club kid cadre, then hangs ringside for the spectacular implosion of '96: Limelight owner Peter Gatien arrested on drug charges, and star party promoter Michael Alig imprisoned for the murder of infamous in-house dealer Angel Melendez. These are the headlines of tabloids past, pieced painstakingly together, all the names named; thanks to Owen's dogged reporting as events unfolded, the juiciest bits here will be old news to Voice readers, where some of the material first appeared.
This isn't to dismiss Clubland as redundant. Owen connects the dots in the Byzantine tale of a dozen double-crossers, from New York's organized-crime families to South Beach's burgeoning celebrity nightclub scene. His detached, thorough work gives yin to Alig compadre James St. James's yang; the latter's Disco Bloodbath (1999) relates the murder of Angel from the shrill perspective of a club kid. Owen posts his readers as flies on the walls that matter, even when they may prefer otherwise; the description of Alig huffing smack and preparing to remove Angel's fetid legs with a kitchen knife is not for the faint of stomach.
Owen could have elevated his work's sociological import by moving beyond the specifics of what and getting at the gnawing question of why. Still, Clubland satisfies by meting out the justice that many '90s party kids never got to seeor perhaps never wanted to. Maybe in club land Alig was untouchable and never expressed remorse for killing Angel. But in Clubland the pretty boy honks out a dirt snake in his trousers, writhing in withdrawal in the backseat of a DEA car. Later, in prison, he becomes a sex toy for a militant black man. How's that for fabulous? Clubland sees through the smoke, mirrors, and Ketamine; by the epilogue, Owen is disillusioned, but his angst makes for some pretty heady voyeurism.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed the Department of Energy's (DOE) potential liability concerning its cleanup of natural resource damages at its nuclear weapons sites, focusing on: (1) the estimated amount of DOE liability; (2) whether differences exist between GAO and Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) liability estimates; and (3) factors that could affect these estimates. GAO noted that: (1) its estimate of DOE potential liability ranges from $2.3 billion to $20.5 billion; (2) the CEQ estimate of DOE potential liability ranges from $159 million to $611 million; (3) two CEQ calculation errors and differing damage assumptions were the main reasons that CEQ and GAO estimates varied; (4) a number of factors could affect future natural resource damage estimates; (5) the key assumptions underlying both liability estimates relate to past experience with damages at private sites, the relationship between damage settlements and cleanup costs, the type of remediation needed, and the estimated problems that may be encountered during remediation; and (6) various unresolved legal issues, including federal, state and Indian ownership and trustee rights, legal exemptions for cleanup areas, and damage limitations, will affect DOE future damage liability.
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Set in one of the houses of Rene Magritte this museum is quite simple. Basically see and old house and some simple memorabilia of the painter. Lots of stairs, no wheelchair accessible.
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It's small with a nice collection and information about the painter. There is a tour included in many languages.
Terrific day here. The staff were so kind, friendly, knowledgeable, and they each spoke English beautifully. Spent 2 hours, partly self-guided. The staff popped in and out to answer any questions. They suggested we visit the pub where Magritte and his friends gathered, and have a traditional Belgian meal. Before we left, they inquired if we knew how to navigate...
I'm sure many of you have been to the large museum of Rene Magritte in the art quarter but did you know that you can visit the house the he and his wife lived in for 20 years in the Jette district of Brussels? It is not a big museum but it is worth the effect of finding it. The...
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This museum is in the building that was once home to Rene Magritte and his wife for over 20 years. You have to ring the door bell to be admitted, and it's like stepping back in time. The ground floor is laid out much as it would have been when Rene (and his wife) lived there. Upstairs you pay your...
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ESPN NFL analyst Ron Jaworski told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo a game like the one the Arizona Cardinals played at Seattle last week was "inexplicable in professional football."
The Cardinals lost to the Seahawks by a score of 58-0. They turned the ball over eight times and gained 154 yards of total offense.
"When you get games like this, they're literally impossible to explain," Jaworski said.
The Cardinals' quarterback situation plays a role, though, as both John Skelton and Ryan Lindley struggled to do anything positive in Arizona's ninth-straight loss.
"It seems to be a continuation of a problem that has existed for years," Jaworski said.
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Samuel Paul Boggs, 81, of Sinking Spring, died peacefully surrounded by his loving family in his home Monday, June 6, 2011.
Born in Altoona, he was a son of Samuel Newton and Edna (Tilson) Boggs. He was the husband of Patricia Lee (Hupert) Boggs for 53 years.
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The meeting was attended by Secretary Information and Broadcasting Agha Nadeem, Principal Information Officer Imran Gardezi, Director General Radio Pakistan Murtaza Solangi, Agha Nasir, Imtiaz Alam and Khushnood Ali Khan.
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|On Feb 12, 2017, quitaque Avondale, LA wrote:
Posted on February 12, 2017, updated February 12, 2017
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On February 12th, 2017, quitaque added the following:
The J&P roses sent in 2012 thrived. The one that looked small and not # 1 grew just fine, indistinguishable from other roses.
I have ordered from J&P twice since the original post (in 2015 and again this year).
Both times, the roses were first quality roses which arrived in excellent condition and thrived.
I think J&P is returning to its former glory. I'm happy to see this.
(58 reviews)
|On Sep 10, 2016, DonnaMack Elgin, IL (Zone 5a) wrote:
I must state, with some surprise, that I have now had two great experiences with Jackson and Perkins. I have been growing roses for many years, but until last year had never ordered from Jackson and Perkins.
(1 review)
|On Nov 23, 2015, carolyn82 Mars, PA wrote:
Not sure why there are so many negative reviews! My blueberry bushes arrived as promised, and in great shape. I was doubtful when I saw the boxes they arrived in, but was amazed at what I found inside. Even with shipping, these bushes were less than half the price of what I paid earlier this year at my local nursery, and they look just as nice and full as the photos online. Much better experience than with some other established catalogue companies, where my "bush" or "tree" ends up being some questionable looking stick. I got real bushes from J&P and for a fraction of the price locally. I'll be ordering again.
(3 reviews)
|On Jun 2, 2015, gottfriedg Dickinson, ND wrote:
I've ordered from Jackson & Perkins for two years in a row. I love roses, but I find that my local sellers don't pay enough attention to getting the roses that match our planting zone. So far, I've ordered 11 roses and a number of other plants from J&P. Last year's roses made it through a crazy winter -- a lot of freezing and thawing. I've been thrilled with the plants both in terms of growth and in terms of the degree to which they fit the detailed descriptions J&P provides. (I really appreciate those descriptions. They're almost as helpful as zone information.) The other plants -- delphinium, fern, bleeding hearts, lily of the valley, and hosta -- are doing well, too. I'll continue to order from J&P -- as long as I have space in my garden. ;)
(1 review)
|On May 11, 2015, jillinaustin Austin, TX wrote:
Posted on April 28, 2015, updated May 11, 2015
On May 11th, 2015, jillinaustin changed the rating from negative to positive and added the following:
Angela seems to be the only person at J&P who can actually get anything done. I suggest patience with her since she is dealing with so many issues.
We negotiated a replacement for the hybrid tea I had ordered earlier this spring that failed to thrive. A Hot Cocoa FB was sent as the replacement and it looked great out of the box!
On May 11, 2015, Jackson & Perkins responded with:
"On Apr 28, 2015 2:31 PM, Jackson & Perkins responded with:
I would like to assist in bringing a solution to your issues, researching and reviewing I found the email address of email@example.com is no longer an active address. I did however locate your email in our Info inbox, I apologize you have yet to receive and response. During the peak season it can take several days to get a response due to the volume of emails we receive daily. However I will be more than happy to assist you in replacing your Beloved Rose, please email me directly at email@example.com
(20 reviews)
|On Apr 22, 2015, bobbi_s Richland, WA (Zone 7a) wrote:
After all the negative reviews of Jackson & Perkins who are part of Park Seed Company, I ordered one rose. I have ordered roses from Jackson & Perkins in the past, and have been very pleased with the results. I have since moved to a different residence, and decided to have some roses at my new place. I ordered Cabana, a hybrid tea rose. They shipped the Cabana hybrid tea rose, and also gave me a free Clouds of Glory Hybrid Tea rose as well. The roses were packaged very nicely. They arrived in good shape, having grown. They are bare rooted, and I am very pleased with the order. I do not understand all the "bad" reviews, and I would highly recommend this company to all who want good plants. They have a variety, and unique plants from Park Seed, which I have ordered in the past too. I will definitely be ordering again! :)
On Apr 22, 2015, Jackson & Perkins responded with:
"On Apr 23, 2015 8:12 AM, Jackson & Perkins responded with:
We appreciate you taking the time to post on Dave�s Garden about how pleased you are with your order/product. Thank you! Your opinion is valued and we, of course, welcome feedback. It's customers like you who act as a reminder of why we do what we do and the importance of supplying only top quality products as well as to offer the best service possible. Again, thank you for sharing your thoughts!
(1 review)
|On Feb 18, 2015, MTYost Mountain View, CA wrote:
Had similar problems in 2014 as many others who have commented. Ordered 8 roses that arrived with 2 canes somewhat green. Long story short... Finally got a credit which I decided to try again this year after their rep said that they were aware of the problems and they had been addressed. The roses arrived in great shape with sturdy canes with multiple buds which 2 weeks later have begun to sprout. OK, the Double Delight canes were a little thin, but that was typical years ago. Cannot overstate how pleased I am.
(2 reviews)
|On Oct 24, 2014, cyborg Lansing, MI wrote:
I purchased roses in the past from Jackson & Perkins and was happy I did. Sorry to see the negative reviews, I will still purchase from them.
(2 reviews)
|On Apr 8, 2014, MsCoon Tyler, TX (Zone 8a) wrote:
I am pleased to say that I am very happy with my order. I ordered 5 Floribunda Roses. 3 potted and 2 bare root. All arrived healthy and hydrated. Shipping was prompt and the roses were packaged nicely. I will definitely be ordering from them again.
(1 review)
|On May 25, 2013, bonsaids Sugar Land, TX wrote:
I purchased two bareroot Scentimental Roses from JP on May 2013. I don't understand all the negative reviews that people are giving them. I am very satisfied with my purchase. I received them in a timely manner, carefully packaged with good planting instructions.
(1 review)
|On Apr 12, 2013, SherryNE Lincoln, NE wrote:
I had ordered from Jackson and Perkins years before, and was always happy. I read the reviews on this site and was a bit nervous, but they had the varieties I wanted. so I ordered one bare root rose (Tuscan Sun) and a groundcover rose, Yellow Ribbons.
(2 reviews)
|On Oct 23, 2012, dumbobaby Barnhill, OH wrote:
I have ordered a total of 9 rose bushes (in 2 separate orders) from J&P. All but one has arrived. All arrived in pots, packed very well. (Which was a good thing, as the shipping company beat the heck out of one of the boxes...yet there was no damage to the plants). Plant sizes were much better than I anticipated & even had blooms on them upon arrival.
(1 review)
|On Oct 16, 2012, SideTrack Marietta, GA wrote:
My experience with Jackson and Perkins, has been a very positive one. I placed my order online, earlier in the spring for a duo miniature rose pot which has a combination of white and pink mini-roses in one pot, 3 hybrid tea's, Ebb Tide, Radiant Perfume, Flawless Salmon and a Sunshine Dwarf Blueberry bush. At that time, there was also an offer which included 10 Stella de Oro Daylilies, free with my order. I like anything free!
(7 reviews)
|On May 29, 2012, jaimelemon St. Louis, MO (Zone 6a) wrote:
I ordered 2 bareroot roses that were very on sale (due to time of year, I'm assuming). Order was placed last Monday evening, they arrived on my doorstep Friday afternoon. They seemed to be packed securely, although with no pots to contend with it shouldn't have been very difficult. I will say that the wording of the website was peculiar, and I didn't know if I was ordering bareroot or not. I emailed to find out and never received a response. When I called to see when they would be shipping my plants out, the woman told me they were scheduled to be delivered the next day.
(9 reviews)
|On Feb 24, 2012, awb_1 Pahrump, NV wrote:
Received two bare root roses (Peace and Mardi Gras). Both plants were in top condition.
(1 review)
|On Feb 21, 2012, ztmh2 Cut Off, LA wrote:
Posted on February 20, 2012, updated February 21, 2012
On February 21st, 2012, ztmh2 added the following:
Just remembered the name of the person I was dealing with. Her name was Samantha. She was a great help and she surely is an asset toward getting J&P back on track.
(1 review)
|On Jun 11, 2011, mpmarisa Hialeah, FL wrote:
Posted on February 10, 2011, updated June 11, 2011
On February 10th, 2011, mpmarisa added the following:
Fast forward....I am in my new home and trying to find some of the roses issued by J&P many years ago only to hear from dedicated rosarians that due to J&P's recent bankruptcy, some of the companies who grew their roses have stopped production altogether and some of the roses that were in J&P's care are in peril of disappearing altogether. Apparently J&P has gone thru several incidents of bankruptcy crisis, but this time it's become serious.
On June 11th, 2011, mpmarisa changed the rating from neutral to positive and added the following:
Update: This past week J&P had a real good deal going on for their season's "left over" roses I presume. They are having these great deals on Tuesdays. This one even included free shipping. I called the day after the sale asking if they would give me the free shipping and some roses selling for about 8.00 on the sale page. I thought what could I lose at those prices and when the lady told me the price it came out to 5.00 each so ordered a 3rd one with free shipping. I did tell her my hesitancy to order due to all the bad publicity I have seen here (did not tell her where I saw it) and she told me many people are displeased due to they purchasing the company and are not allowing the one year guarantee as J&P used to do but that the roses are good quality and possibly the persons planting them may be at fault for some of (not all) the problems. I ordered Nancy Reagan, Laura Bush and Aromatherapy. Total 15.00. That equals one purchased at Home Depot. They came not 5 to 7 days later but in about 3 working days. The bare roots look good. They were soaked in water for about 6 hours and planted. They did come with dry sprouts, but look at the time I have purchased them & I live in Miami. The lady told me to shade them until they had some new sprouts due to the intensity of the heat down here. One week later they are showing new sprouts and the canes are looking healthy with the exception of Laura Bush having a bit too many dried out canes although it did not arrive that way. I have gone ahead and cut those down and there is one main cane that is showing signs of life. I think that they will be doing fine in my garden. J&P is willing to stand behind their roses even though it is not the J&P of before. They have even kept the old records J&P sent them of their previous customers and can look up old orders if you want to buy something you had in the past contingent it is on their computer records. Paper purchases of the 70's and before are non-existent. I am willing to give them another chance. Maybe others should try and do the same. Not sure I am going to go by what is written here as I don't know what the true story of the hating is all about. They treated me well, explained what is going on and even though it is way beyond the reasonable time of planting here, they are starting to thrive.......Will keep you updated of what happens with them in a few weeks.
(3 reviews)
|On May 10, 2011, kymcmillon Cleveland, OH wrote:
Posted on August 16, 2010, updated May 10, 2011
On August 16th, 2010, kymcmillon added the following:
I thought that I would give an update on my rose experience with roses I ordered from Jackson and Perkins. Back in March of this year I received my 6 roses and a rose tree and they were planted in April; we'll this is August and I must say that all of my roses have grown to be almost 4 ft tall and about the same wide and still are healthy. I don't understand why my roses from Jackson and Perkins turned out to be beautiful, strong and healthy and others aren't having much luck, I just water, fertilize ( I add epsom salt, banana peels to the soil), remove all dead leaves and branches, prune and so far my roses have grown to be beautiful. I will continue to order more rose (in the container) from Jackson and Perkins next year.
On May 10th, 2011, kymcmillon added the following:
I'd thought that I would give an update. All of my Roses that I received from Jackson and perkins last year are growing beautifully and all of them survived the winter. This year I ordered 2 more Tree Roses because the Tree Rose that I received last year grew beautifully and I had to have more. There was a problem with one of their tree roses that I received which wasn't their fault I contacted Jackson and Perkins and I had no problem receiving a replacement in a timely manner, so their customer service was very concerned and helpful. The Tree Roses are growing fast. I will continue to order from Jackson and Perkins in the future and I'm sorry other customers are still having problems, but give them a chance and you won't regret it.
(21 reviews)
|On May 6, 2011, sunsign5 Ipswich, MA wrote:
I got a potted moondance rose. A bit small for the price but it's growing nicely in my garden. Could have better customer service but overall pleased with my purchase.
(4 reviews)
|On Apr 4, 2011, SerenaSYH Overland Park-Kansas City, KS wrote:
Posted on July 28, 2010, updated April 4, 2011
On April 4th, 2011, SerenaSYH added the following:
I thought I'd recheck by here, thinking that there should be far more positive comments since things should be stable now. Here is my update. I am continuing to order my tree roses from J&P and I still feel that they are reliable. The packaging is good, the rose canes look fine, and I expect the plants to do super well for 2011. I have also always been thrilled with their hybridized roses. Own-root Aromatherapy sends prolific strong basals and "saplings", it is a strong rebloomer; Gemini was the most exhibition-like hybrid tea, such classical beauty and high spirals plus I lucked out too in getting a sport-fragranced Gemini :), this year I'm ordering another hybrid of theirs, Crescendo. All roses came in vital and ready to grow!
(3 reviews)
|On Mar 11, 2011, IrisZ7 Ellicott City, MD wrote:
I ordered a Fleur de lis trellis support during the 20% off promotion about a week ago and received the product this week. The parts packet only had 2 of the 3 bolts needed (minor inconvenience), but the tellis support was very well made and just what I ordered. I am very pleased with my purchase.
(1 review)
|On Mar 10, 2011, CreativeCountry Petersburg, IN wrote:
I am a bit sad to see all of these negative comments about this company. I have been growing roses for many years and have had nothing but good results from J&P. One of the very best roses in my garden is a Yellow one called "Countrytime" I planted in 2008. It is very disease resistant and beyond beautiful. I purchased 7 roses this year bareroot. They came in beautiful condition, healthy and well packed. Everything was labeled well and safely packed and dated. I ended up with 7 roses for under $70 using the sale packages. I am very excited to see how they do in my garden and you can visit me online at my site to see current photos when they bloom
(2 reviews)
|On Jan 11, 2011, alittlet Hyattsville, MD wrote:
I'm having a hard time understanding all the negative reviews - I've been a customer of J&P forever and never had a bad experience. I've ordered upwards of 50 roses from them (and I do recommend their roses; that's what they specialize in - I've only ordered a few of their other plants) and when I get a bad one, they replace it and usually quite quickly. Yes, sometimes they are out of stock and sometimes, if you want that specific rose it can't be replace until the following year. It happens - it's not their fault; usually if you order at the beginning of the season you'll have no problems. You do need to follow their directions though - the times I have had problems with roses I've ordered I can usually point to something I've done (not planting quickly enough, not planting according to the directions, planting too late in the season etc etc). When that hasn't been the case; I call and explain, they are sympathetic and replace. I have never, not once - had an unsatisfactory response from customer service.
(1 review)
|On Aug 28, 2010, tovatrace Fort Lauderdale, FL wrote:
Jackson & Perkins started in 1872, and in 1963 they were sold to Harry & David. In 2007 H&D sold them to Park Seed. Park Seed began in 1868.
(1 review)
|On Jul 2, 2010, palecd Willoughby, OH wrote:
I ordered over a dozen roses from Jackson & Perkins this year, half container and half bare root. I have never ordered roses from them before. They all came in good shape and are all growing with most already flowering, including one of the last ones that I got in late May. They're beautiful. I would order from J & P again without hesitation.
(23 reviews)
|On Apr 24, 2010, LucasCatChow Tulsa, OK wrote:
Although I've mail ordered roses from many sources over the years I've never ordered from J&P direct, so this was my first experience. I ordered one rose, an own root potted Floribunda named Monkey Business. It arrived in a timely manner was packed very well and was a nice large rose considering it's an own root. Certainly much bigger then some other mail order rose companies send. All in all it was a good experience and I hope they settle their financial difficulties and are there for me in the future.
(2 reviews)
|On Mar 9, 2010, kittyjoy Norwood, NC wrote:
I have ordered roses from them 3 times. I only had one die. I called them and they not only replaced it for free, they sent me a complimentary rose of another name. I will order all my roses from them.
(39 reviews)
|On Jan 28, 2010, kentstar Ravenna, OH (Zone 5b) wrote:
Just got my 36 inch umbrella trellis today. I ordered it on Monday and had it by Thursday! Great job!
(5 reviews)
|On Jan 16, 2010, newday73 Chesapeake, VA wrote:
Last spring 2009 I ordered and received four David Austin roses that were in a special offering for a good price. It was my first order for the David Austin roses from anyone. Although the plants arrived a couple of weeks later than I requested, they were reasonably good looking bare root roses. I planted them as I usually do as I am an experienced gardener for over 40 years, especially with roses, and the plants grew and took off. The packaging was fine, the plants had a lot of canes, and there was no evidence of disease. Later in the season in August I began to have problems with blackspot, which is not unusual in Tidewater Virgina, and as of this date, Jan 16, 2010, we have had severe cold temps for a longer period of time than usual ,temps dropping into the teens at night and below freezing in the day time and after inspecting my plants this morning I found no dieback and no freeze damage. I do think that some of the smaller companies that are family owned do a better job over all. However, I would probably buy roses again from J & P when looking for a rose that only they have.
(1 review)
|On Aug 7, 2009, JPSalesRep Greenwood, SC wrote:
The Diana Princess of Wales name was changed because the memorial fund that was licensing her name is no longer doing that.
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|On May 18, 2009, Austen5 South Windsor, CT wrote:
I had ordered from Jackson and Perkins before reading the comments on this site, so it was with some trepidation that I awaited my order. I did have to call -- J&P had miscoded my order and the roses weren't sent immediately -- but they arrived soon after my call, in time for spring planting, and were huge and healthy. I now have four lavender simplicity, two double delight standards, and two climbers that are leafing out wonderfully and are healthy and green. I only worry that I planted them too close together, as I hadn't expected this much growth the first year!
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|On Apr 7, 2009, stcarolyn Mount Holly, NC wrote:
I received my Summer of Love Tea Rose Bush about three weeks ago and it was very healthy and had many canes with new sprouts and a very healthy extensive root system. I planted it after soaking it in water for two days and it looks like it is taking beautifully after three weeks. I was surprised at the size of the rosebush, it was bigger than the ones in the stores and I wasn't expecting that. I will definitely order more tea roses from Jackson & Perkins since their tea rose is healthier than any other I have seen in a long time.
(5 reviews)
|On Apr 4, 2009, JerseyWendy Howell, NJ (Zone 6b) wrote:
I had ordered a standard tree rose back in February, and it arrived this week, as promised, at the perfect planting time.
(26 reviews)
|On Mar 28, 2009, connoisseur Indianapolis, IN wrote:
Just received three climbing roses. Quality was excellent--multiple thick canes, heavy rootstock, vibrant green already starting to burst. Was pleasantly surprised; hope my next order is like this.
On March 28th, 2009, connoisseur added the following:
And the cost was less than $13 per rose including shipping.
(1 review)
|On Mar 20, 2009, ZoSoDragon Hubert, NC wrote:
This was my first time ordering from Jackson & Perkins online. I placed my order with them before I checked out the J&P garden watchdog page, so I was very nervous when I saw all of the negative experiences posted. My order was one Stairway to Heaven cllimbing rose, and it arrived in about a week. It had 4 very healthy looking canes, and I planted the next morning after it arrived (this was a week or two ago). Leaves are just beginning to bud out from the canes, and I'm hopeful that it will do well. I am happy with my order from J&P so far.
(1 review)
|On Mar 20, 2009, pmjjm Catoosa, OK wrote:
I have ordered many times from this company and have found them very professional. They have always sent quality products in a timely manner. When 2 of my roses did not survive, they replaced them free of charge, shipped the next week. I don't think you can ask for a company to do more. Every company has good and bad but their good far outweighs their bad. I would highly recommend them. Too bad we don't have the same choice with telephone companies (lol).
(9 reviews)
|On Mar 14, 2009, GreeneLady Oak Island, NC (Zone 8a) wrote:
I ordered 2 roses last year from J&P. I've been a customer for many years. For the first time ever, I had roses that didn't make it. I tried to nurse them along for a few months but they just didn't look good from the start since they were shipped late and had dried out before they arrived. Finally, after 6 months I called J&P for replacements. Customer service was very nice, explained that they no longer had a 1 year return policy, it was now a 3 month policy. But they said since I was a valued customer they would go ahead and ship two new plants in March during proper planting time for my zone.They arrived in a timely manner and have already been planted and are budding out beautifully.
(11 reviews)
|On Oct 28, 2008, timbers Vallejo, CA wrote:
I recently ordered seven rose bushes from J & P's fall planting collection. They arrived carefully packed, and they are in beautiful condition. They were shipped from their Galt, California facility.
(1 review)
|On Oct 21, 2008, doit2day Union Bridge, MD wrote:
I just received and planted 4 lovely shrub roses. They arrived (from California) when I expected, were packaged 1 per box and in great condition and with several buds and open blooms on each. I will order roses from them again. Kudos.


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With the ability to automatically adjust their own sensitivity settings based on slow, minor changes within the surrounding environment, the detectors can adapt to the ever-changing needs within rooms.
"This keeps fire protection around our patients at all times, we don't alert the fire department with nuisance calls, and business operations continue without needless interruptions," says Rinehart.
Other areas require a more tailored approach. Those using aerosolizing devices for respiratory treatment, for example, would often trigger older detectors. These were replaced by newer models that identify four fire signatures: smoke, heat, infrared, and carbon monoxide. Programmable detection enables hard-to-alarm spaces such as these to have fire protection without an influx of nuisance alarms.
For real alarms, an addressable fire alarm system enables quick responses to the location in question. These systems electronically track each individual device in a building, so if one is triggered, staff can quickly pinpoint the source.
The hospital has a standard operating procedure for fire alarms – the public isn't alerted and the system sends out automatic preset emails, texts, and pages with critical information, says Rinehart. Predetermined teams of security, engineering, and a nursing administrator respond to the alarm. Security and engineering handle the event until firefighters arrive, and the nursing administrator commandeers anyone needed to handle patient safety.
The system also boasts a voice evacuation feature that can be targeted to certain areas with recorded emergency messages, explains Bob Kaczmarek, FireTron's vice president of sales and marketing. Operators have the added flexibility to give manual voice instructions. PageBreak
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Technology integration is another key measure that Texas Children's employs. By interfacing the building management system (BMS) with the life safety system, the hospital has more control over fire response.
FireTron also barcoded all device heads, strobes, panels, and other interfaces. Every test, replacement, and alert on each device can be compiled into a report. Maintenance and efficiency reporting is made more efficient. says Rinehart, and offers a greater depth of detail to facility managers and the authorities having jurisdiction alike.
Beyond the advances in the Pavilion for Women, the entirety of the Texas Children's campus is monitored from a central command station. Fire, security, and medical gas monitoring are just a few of the building systems closely supervised.
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Surely the Suzuka, Motegi and Calder Park races should go into the 'Previous' sections? Being decades old an all. And are these races relevant to this template? --Falcadore (talk) 02:41, 26 May 2009 (UTC)
Shouldn't the update to 2011 wait until... you know... 2011? Right now isn't the majority of interest still going to be with the 2010 season - particularly for those who missed todays race and pop into Wikipedia to have a look? I would personally find the switch over to 2011 in the templates particularly annoying as the majority of the 2011 race articles are unpopulated with little or no content, particularl when the 2010 season conclusion was only a couple of hours ago and the full range of presentations and awards have still to be completed. --Falcadore (talk) 00:17, 22 November 2010 (UTC)
No, the season is over, looking forward to 2011. I have an idea though, we could add both, but 2010 isn't important anymore. They could always go to 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series for the schedule, race times, results, and standings. Also most of the awards have been given. On Monday the race teams return to North Carolina, or where ever the team's shop is. Nascar1996 00:20, 22 November 2010 (UTC)I see, w I'll wait until the conclusion of the awards ceremony in Las Vegas. Nascar1996 00:23, 22 November 2010 (UTC)


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This is a fully furnished apartment overlooking Maitland's mall in High St. Guests have free use of ADSL2+ internet with WiFi and a landline. Breakfast, linen, bedding, towels and expenses are included. The apartment is cleaned between stays.
It has a large living room with bamboo floorboards, TV, CD player, settee, sofa bed and a formal dining area. There is a fully equipped, modern, eat-in kitchen with dishwasher. Both bedrooms have a built-in wardrobe. The main bedroom has a double bed, a dressing table and desk. The second bedroom has a queen bed and couch. The main bathroom has two vanities and a bath/shower. There is a second toilet with wash basin and an internal laundry with tub, washing machine, indoor clothes line and ironing facilities. It has a secure, private entrance and a designated carspace. It is suitable for guests relocating or for those visiting Maitland for project work or holidays.
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This historic building is in Maitland's High St mall, between Best and Less and K-Mart. It is 100m to the Hunter River front with its cafes and restaurants, 200m to Woolworths, 600m to Maitland Regional Art Gallery and 700m to Maitland Station. It is 25km to local wineries and 60km to Pokolbin wineries. The architectural history of Maitland can be explored on foot using the heritage walks, which are developed by the Maitland Visitors Information Centre and which start from nearby landmarks. Walka Recreation and Wildlife Reserve, Maitland Gaol, the Barrington Tops, Port Stephens and Newcastle are a short drive away.
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Tyler Garstang watches as court officers walk to handcuff him after his sentencing in Hillsborough County Superior Court in Nashua Wednesday, February 22, 2012.
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NASHUA – A Merrimack man was sentenced to eight months in jail Wednesday for sexually assaulting a high school girl who passed out after drinking at a house party.
Tyler Garstang, 20, originally faced felony charges. In a deal cut with prosecutors, Garstang pleaded guilty instead to misdemeanor sexual assault. Prosecutors asked the judge to send Garstang to jail for the maximum 12 months. His attorney argued for 30 days.
Judge Kathleen McGuire imposed a 12-month sentence, with four months suspended for good behavior.
McGuire, a retired judge substituting in Hillsborough County Superior Court, said Garstang was a "predator" the night he assaulted a drunk 17-year-old girl at a May 28 party in Merrimack.
That Garstang also had been drinking didn't excuse his crime, McGuire said in imposing what the judge called "significant jail time."
Witnesses told police the victim had more to drink at the unsupervised house party than any other guest. Realizing she was drunk, she went into a bedroom to sleep it off and woke up with someone on top of her.
At first, she thought it was someone she knew, but then realized "the person in bed next to her was not the person she thought it was," said the prosecutor, Assistant Hillsborough County Attorney Dave Tencza.
She then pushed him away screaming, asking what he had just done, Tencza said.
Witnesses told police that the victim hadn't spoken with Garstang during the party, Tencza said.
The victim appeared in court with friends and family and read a statement before Garstang was sentenced, handcuffed and led out of court to serve his sentence in Valley Street jail in Manchester.
"I'm afraid that anywhere I go I'm looked down upon and judged," said the victim, now 18 and finishing high school. "I feel a need to control every aspect of my life because I'm afraid of losing control completely."
The victim choked back tears as she read her statement. All the while, Garstang sat stone-faced, staring straight ahead, his family seated several rows behind him in court.
The assault eroded her trust in people, the victim said.
"I'm afraid to turn into somebody I don't like," she said.
The victim said she still feels "anger and sadness, humiliation and shame … even though I know I did nothing wrong."
She said she was naive and didn't think that some one could have such "little respect for women" to "sink so low as to take advantage of her."
Tencza called the crime "horrific." After court, he told a reporter the state didn't pursue felony charges partly because of the difficulty of proving the case to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt.
The victim's credibility was never in question, Tencza said.
"The state believes this is a predatory act," he argued in court.
However, Garstang's attorney, Adam Bernstein, argued that Tencza isn't a predator.
"This event was alcohol-fueled, nothing more, nothing less," Bernstein said.
"He admitted the act, he admitted the inappropriateness of the act, and he accepted blame," Bernstein said.
A psychiatrist's evaluation determined that Garstang doesn't exhibit predatory behavior, Bernstein said. This was a one-time incident, and Garstang is "low risk" for repeating a sexual assault, Bernstein said.
"The conviction in and of itself is a deterrent," as well as the requirement that Garstang register as a sex offender for 10 years after he's released from jail, Bernstein said.
Garstang has spent three days in jail – the only time in his life he had seen a jail cell – and the experience was "eye-opening" for him, Bernstein said.
"You did commit this very terrible crime," McGuire told Garstang as she imposed the sentence. "It was a predatory act. The victim was completely helpless."
Alcohol-fueled sexual assaults occur too frequently on college campuses and among young adults in general, she said.
"The victim's going to be stained by this, she's going to be affected by this for the rest of her life," McGuire said. "It's important to tell the community these are very serious crimes."
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"Athens", meanwhile, will be designed to streamline the communications interface. The PC prototype, codesigned with Hewlett-Packard, will merge next-generation voice, video, and text messaging into a consistent design, HP said. Gates said its necessary for the phone and the PC to come together. Microsoft has already designed the "Stinger" version of Windows CE for mobile handsets. Both the phone and the PC must be aware of each others presence and interact, Gates said. "Just as we did with the Tablet PC and the Media Center PC, HP and Microsoft are creating a new standard of joint innovation in hardware, software and product design," said Carly Fiorina, chief executive officer of HP, in a statement Monday night. "The Athens PC will empower business customers with an entirely new class of business technology that provides a seamless and natural experience for communications and collaboration."Chad Magendanz, lead program manager for Microsoft, said that a 20-inch version of the high-resolution display would be available for under $400 in 2004, prompting snorts of disbelief from some hardware executives in the audience. During a demonstration Magendanz received an incoming call, which was recorded as a audio file on the PC. Using a reverse lookup of the calls origin, the software deduced the callers ID, then pulled up recent emails and other files to give the caller full access to the history of the relationship between the two. A user can also specify a "do not disturb" light that routes incoming calls directly to voice mail, which in turn could be displayed in a unified inbox showing faxes, email, and voice mail. However, executives did not say whether these capabilities would be designed into the next-generation Longhorn OS, or on a specific implementation designed for Athens-class PCs.
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