People farms are the dream schemes of entrepreneurs who pour capital into building gated communities, with the aim of separating baby boomers from their superannuated wealth.
And if these ever get finished, the government has plans for a dozen other rapid-transit projects in the city, all to be built with private capital.Many of these dream schemes are unlikely to be completed in the near future.
If the Carpenters estate does make way for UCL, which has no prior connection to Stratford, then you wonder how many other residents are going to be moved on, replaced by dream schemes designed to bring wealth to the area.
Dream scheme The set-up: a father takes his son to see the set of charming children's show Dream Scheme, about a magical housing estate.
It was 30 years ago that Mrs. McCaskey's brother, George Halas Jr., died of a heart attack, leaving Papa Bear's only surviving child with a team she loved but never dreamed, schemed or desired to run.
I'm talking about fathers, and I don't mean reliable, house-slippered fathers either, but charming, dreaming, scheming ones, who always fail and self-destruct on an epic scale and are therefore unforgettable.
I spend the fast-dwindling hour(s) -- it's like there's a large print, shot clock blasted on the wall, loudly ticking down -- writing, editing, pitching, dreaming, scheming, screaming, all the while that "Housewives" episode is looming over, taunting me and I probably should eat something.
Pressure groups have been arguing for such a measure for years, as a deterrent to those who dream up schemes and collect the fees, while their clients pick up the tab from the tax office.
The Brits had hired a menagerie of thriller writers, scenarists, eccentrics and weirdos to dream up schemes to fool Hitler and fill out the ranks of the related intelligence fields.
Tell him your fantasies, your dreams and schemes.
He dreams up schemes that seem to give McNabb a hard time.
