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Grand Prix Audio Amplifier Isolation stands plus formula shelves [Expired]
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I have for sale two Grand Prix Audio, Monaco Amplifier Isolation System units. These come with the Formula Shelves. I do not have the original packaging but they will be lovingly packed for shipping. The shelves are, Formula Shelf, Small (20.75 W x 17.75 D).
The price listed is for both units.
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A: Hello, Thanks for your interest in the Grand Prix amp stands. Included are the stands, Formula shelves and spikes. Regards, Dale
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Liner Notes
* "Keep On Rockin'", a Hagar original, was covered by Bette Midler on the classic soundtrack to The Rose- albeit in a vastly different version.
* The track penned by Van Morrison, "Flamingos Fly", was not released by Morrison until after this release. Morrison included his version of the track on the 1977 released, A Period of Transition.
* The track penned by Fleetwood Mac alumnus Bob Welch, "China", was not released by Welch until after this release. Welch included his version of the track on the 1979 album Three Hearts.
* "Young Girl Blues" is a Donovan cover.
* A demo version of "Rock 'n' Roll Romeo" was released as "Thinking of You" on The Essential Red Collection in 2004.
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
Please update! I like this story, even if I'm waiting for Nick Fury to get his comeuppance...lol
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] • Date [2 Jan 15] • Rating [9 out of 10]
Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
I like how the story is going so far and the powers you gave him; useful but they don't work on Victor meaning those parts remain mostly unchanged and they were a major part of the character development.
Other points:
1. I'm curious as to where you're taking the Surge/ Jean thing, I'm guessing they're going to mostly just be good friends though. It will be interesting to see the London Rally with possible interference from Dazzler and the press just love that sort of thing.
1.1. As well as how the other people they're close to will act
2. I'd like to see him spend some more time around the other 'Ultimates', it's been a few chapter since they last played a role
3. Can we expect Spiderman anytime soon?
I had to search for some of this next info and then use some measurement converters:
4. The race between Surge and Quicksilver is definitely something that I'm looking forward to as;
The speed of lightning is just under 6000 kilometers per second, though since I don't think Xander can turn his entire body into lightning, he would still be bound by some physical limits and as such not be able to reach that speed.
I have read that Quicksilver had once been recorded at around mach 5 (about 1700 meters per second) when really trying (I'm assuming that to be his base near 'top speed'). When affected by the High Evolutionary's 'Isotope E' he could reach mach 10 (about 3400 meters per second). Before this however his top speed was at the speed of sound (under 350 meters per second).
So a race between these two seems to me that it would probably tip in Surge's favor due to the fact that lightning is hundreds of times faster (if not more) than the mach 10 'limit' (I'm assuming this is what Quicksilver can do without causing serious damage to himself. So even if he's only 'boosted' by lightning, Surge should be able to go faster than Quicksilver and thus win a race between them (though whether or not he would be willing to deal that big a blow to Quicksilver's ego is another thin altogether).
Thanks for writing this and I hope you can update soon
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
Awesome story! I kinda want a true jean/Xander romance. Mostly because I think Scott's a tool. Can't wait to see where you take it.
Review By [
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
Great Story so far. Hope you continue it.
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
Awesome story. Excellent writing and I love how you've blended Xander with the Fanastic Four and the Avengers. I also want to tell you that I've enjoyed your version of Fury. He's still a huge dick, but he's not as bad as some people write him out to be. I'm def hooked on this story, and I hope you will update soon. Great job!
Review By [
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
I took some time to reread this. Your public demands an update!
Review By [
] • Date [9 Apr 14] • Rating [10 out of 10]
Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
Hrmm. What happened to Fury's promise to get Cordelia out for a few public dates for Xander in order to help her with her financial issues? Fury just forgot? And Xander hasn't called Fury on it yet?
Seems a bit OoC for Xander.
ETA: *nod* So, the "I kind of forgot about it" part is the operative phrase here, huh? ;)
ETA2: Ah well. I was tracking this mostly out of interest and curiosity toward seeing how you were going to handle that interaction. I enjoyed your X/C interactions in "Spyke". Now that I'm aware that you won't be following up on it, I'll untrack it.
I disagree with the reasoning that Xander would have let it go after making a point of making it a condition for going along with Fury in the first place. At the very least, a confrontation with Fury over why Nick hadn't followed through on his word, followed by vehement argument between the two of them over the security thing, would have made it believable... possibly. (Depending on how it was written and handled.)
Given that Fury has Xander going on talk shows and doing interviews, as well as allowing him to visit Sunnydale and have contact with his friends there, makes the security concerns argument a bit weak.
The argument that Xander wouldn't follow through on an intent to try to make up for the damage he did to Cordy, and to assist her out of her post-Sunnydale difficulties, out of fear of his ex-girlfriend quite honestly makes him sound like a spineless jerk, which is heavily OoC. And considering that in canon prior to the point where this fic began, they had reconciled after the prom dress and even skipped class together during the lead in to the Ascension, makes the argument nonsensical.
Coupled with the ongoing blackmail by Fury, all of this is adding up to far too many plot holes and inconsistencies in internal story logic for me to continue maintaining my suspension of disbelief.
A pity. I've enjoyed a lot of the installments in your "Xander as various X-men" series. I was hoping to enjoy this story as well.
ETA3: Hrmm... this is getting to be a bit lengthy to do as a comments section exchange. If you want, pick it back up in a PM, and we can follow up on it at both of our leisure? Or not. As you choose.
Comments from author:
In all honesty, Fury/I kind of forgot about it/realised what a security breach it would be, so he pretty much dropped it and Xander never called him out on it on account of having a healthy respect/fear of Cordelia and because he did not want to pretend to be in a relationship with someone whose heart he already broke and who has access to an arsenal of bladed weapons.
Edit: That, combined with a whole 'I couldn't figure out a way to make it work with Fury's whole 'secret identity' thing' situation... Yeah.
Edit 2: Well I guess that's just where you and I disagree on what makes Xander 'in character'.
Don't get me wrong, I've heavily enjoyed most, if not all, of your stories, but I consider your version of Xander to be, well, a lot more confident and outspoken than he ever was in canon. He is also a lot more aware, almost clinically in some cases, of the faults and better qualities of all those around him. While I do agree that he is pretty good at reading people, I definitely don't think he could list these all off so eloquently on the spur of the moment.
And Xander didn't make dating Cordelia a condition of his going along with Fury's plan. He tried to make S.H.I.E.L.D. pay for her college, even though, well, he didn't really have the grounds to do so (her father was cheating his taxes and the U.S. government did take the money legally... her financial situation, whilst tragic, wasn't S.H.I.E.L.D.'s responsibility) and Fury twisted it into something else entirely that Xander was not on board with.
The 'fear' thing wasn't really a good explanation, I'll give you that, but it wasn't really meant to be. Fury never brought it up again and Xander didn't really want it brought up again, so the whole thing was dropped in favour of more pressing issues and, later, the more opportune and beneficial 'relationship' with Jean.
The security concerns, I'll admit, are a bit of a copout for me to keep Xander away from Sunnydale for as long as I have. They pretty much always have been, to be honest. But when he goes on talk shows, he does so in costume and in persona. How he appears and acts as 'Surge' is pretty different (i.e. a certain degree more professional and confident in himself, heck, he's downright cocky at times) to how Xander ever acted before his empowerment. Plus, as far as anyone in Sunnydale's concerned, Xander's working in L.A..
I suppose you could say he's Clark Kenting, in a sense, with people simply not being able to fit the 'Xander' and 'Surge' identities together because, well, they simply can't believe the two would ever be one.
As for allowing him to visit Sunnydale, that's pretty simple. As time goes on, Fury's threats get less and less threatening. 'Surge' has ingratiated himself with both the public and the Ultimates enough that Fury simply can't 'out him' as a bad guy and expect no one to question it. So now he has barter to keep Xander under control. Hence why he's starting to concede things like giving Xander time off. The thing is, though, that Xander's only just starting to realise this.
Although, out of curiosity, what other plot holes/inconsistencies have you noticed? Or was it just the Xander/Cordelia stuff? Because I have to say that while I love the pairing, I just didn't set out to write a Xander/Cordy fic here.
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
so how many x-men tag along? (lol)
more please. starting to feel withdrawl
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
Awesome story! Looking forward to more! Only complaint: chapters coming out too slow! :P :)
P.S. Get Xander a girl or five!
Comments from author:
You know, a lot of people have been making similar comments, but I'm sorry to say that, well, I don't really see him being with anyone at this point. He's too focused on the whole double life/secret identity thing, not to mention the press, various meta-criminals and getting out from under Fury's thumb.
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
I'm really impressed with this story. In general I have several reserves about Superheroes and Sunnydale in the same universe, but you get to work around these issues. The only thing that leaves me a bit upset it's that you haven't hooked Xander yet ;-).
Thanks for sharing with us!
Review By [
] • Date [24 Mar 14] • Rating [9 out of 10]
Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
this is great, i really like it. the story flows well, its not boring, and the time skips are long enuf to skip parts where nothing much has happened but not long enuf for a lot to have been missed out.
it would be nice to see if xander is receiving any further education or training. especially with the mentorship thing he has going with fury.
it would also be nice if xander and jean actually end up in a real relationship. genuine love and affection growing from the time theyve spent together. theres plenty of potential for angst and shenanigans as each realises that they truly care for the other while in a fake relationship.
Review By [
] • Date [23 Mar 14] • Rating [9 out of 10]
Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
I love this story and hope you continue it. Every moment of it is something I enjoyed reading. Though I bothered by all the pears and lies moment it just how life is.
Review By [
] • Date [3 Mar 14] • Rating [10 out of 10]
Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
Still waiting for this years update. This is to good a story to let fall by the wayside.
Comments from author:
Well it is still early in the year... nah, I should have something up by the end of the month. Sorry, but I do have other projects going on at the moment.
Review By [
] • Date [7 Feb 14] • Rating [9 out of 10]
Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
Great chapter. Keep up the good work.
Review By [
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Review of chapter "Chapter Eighteen" from
WEEEEEEE! You're back here. Good. This is all going to blow up in xanders face isnt it? Rofl, I can't wait to see willows reaction when she finds out Xander is dating a redheaded not-her.
Edit 1: Unless she's past Oz and onto her repressed bisexual 'i'm a lesbian' psychosis, i was under the impression during the seasons 4 through seven that she'd still have happily gone out with Xander if he's ever figured it out enough to ask her out under his own power.
Comments from author:
Well, 'blow up' is a little too harsh for what I have in mind. And by this point Willow's long past her Xander obsession.
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2005 Draft Update
Here is the draft order so far, the playoffs determine the order for playoff teams.
1. San Francisco 2-14 2. Miami 4-12 3. Cleveland 4-12 4. Chicago 5-11 5. Tampa Bay 5-11 6. Tennessee 5-11 7. Oakland 5-11 8. Arizona 6-10 9. Washington 6-10 10. Detroit 6-10 11. Dallas 6-10 12. San Diego (from Giants) 6-10 13. Houston 7-9 14. Carolina 7-9 15. Kansas City 7-9 16. New Orleans 8-8 17. Cincinnati 8-8 18. Minnesota* 8-8 19. St. Louis* 8-8 20. Dallas (from Buffalo) 9-7 21. Jacksonville 9-7 22. Baltimore 9-7 23. Seattle* 9-7 24. Green Bay* 10-6 25. Denver* 10-6 26. N.Y. Jets* 10-6 27. Atlanta* 11-5 28. San Diego* 12-4 29. Indianapolis* 12-4 30. Philadelphia* 13-3 31. New England* 14-2 32. Pittsburgh* 15-1 Also it is looking to be a WR deep draft so keep tabs on the the whole Plaxico situation. |
Re: 2005 Draft Update
Is our cap situation to the point that there is now way to keep our WR corp in tact? I guess it really wasn't something I was thinking about, but with Ben's incentives, there is going to be other issues to deal with.
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We can keep plax if we want too. Hines is due up his extension this off season that they promised him this past offseason. But the team realizes how important he is to our passing game. So im hoping we can keep his arse around in Steeltown!!
We do have Zamir Cobb though, who is on IR, who showed alot of potential in camp before blowing out his knee. This would be one year I wouldnt mind picking last! just get us another SB ring. :o |
Re: 2005 Draft Update
From what I have seen, we can get around our cap by redoing some contracts and putting the franchise tag on Plax. But like said, Zamir was good and Randle El did fill in(emphasis on fill), so as long as we get a tall deep threat. Wonder if the missing of practices(oops OTA's) will affect Steelers willingness to resign.
DEVILS ADVOCATE: Just thinking from a numbers stand point, why pay Plax big money if Big Ben is only going to pass 20-25 times a game? As long as we have the THREAT of going deep. |
Re: 2005 Draft Update
[quote author=ironcitychef link=board=draft;num=1104974544;start=0#3 date=01/09/05 at 00:52:24]From what I have seen, we can get around our cap by redoing some contracts and putting the franchise tag on Plax. ?But like said, Zamir was good and Randle El did fill in(emphasis on fill), so as long as we get a tall deep threat. Wonder if the missing of practices(oops OTA's) will affect Steelers willingness to resign.
DEVILS ADVOCATE: ?Just thinking from a numbers stand point, why pay Plax big money if Big Ben is only going to pass 20-25 times a game? ?As long as we have the THREAT of going deep. [/quote] We'll always be a running team, as evidence of what happened last year when we tried to be the St. Louis rams !!! :o I think having Plax, gives us that threat that u referred to you, and we should try and resign him if at all possible. We all saw how the passing game suffered when he was out of there. Hines and El are great receivers for sure, but they arent the big tall deep threat that you need to keep the secondary from coming up to stuff the run. The only way I slap the franchise tag on him though, is if we can get Hine's extension done without it. |
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I think Hines defintiely deserves the extension and pay raise. I hated the Maddox contract redo without doing Hines'. What a guy to not hold out over it though. Besides a solid 1000 yards every year, he's a great personality to have around the locker room.
Re: 2005 Draft Update
Here is the updated order:
1San Francisco 49ers2-142Miami Dolphins4-123Cleveland Browns4-124Chicago Bears5-11 5Tampa Bay Buccaneers5-116Tennessee Titans5-117Oakland Raiders 5-118Arizona Cardinals 6-109Washington Redskins 6-1010Detroit Lions6-1011Dallas Cowboys6-1012*San Diego Chargers12-413Houston Texans7-914Carolina Panthers7-915Kansas City Chiefs7-916New Orleans Saints8-817Cincinnati Bengals8-818Minnesota Vikings8-819St. Louis Rams8-820*Dallas Cowboys6-1021Jacksonville Jaguars9-722Baltimore Ravens9-723Seattle Seahawks9-724Green Bay Packers10-625Denver Broncos10-626New York Jets10-627Atlanta Falcons11-528San Diego Chargers12-429Indianapolis Colts12-430Pittsburgh Steelers15-131Philadelphia Eagles13-332New England Patriots14-2 |
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wonder if we can get a live feed of the draft here on SF. have to see what mike can do with that. would be pretty cool to talk the draft right here on SF, while it happens.
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2 Dolphins 3 Browns 4 Bears 5 Bucs 6 Titans 7 Vikings 8 Cardinals 9 Redskins 10 Lions 11 Cowboys 12 Chargers 13 Texans 14 Panthers 15 Chiefs 16 Saints 17 Bengals 18 Vikings 19 Rams 20 Cowboys 21 Jaguars 22 Ravens 23 Seahawks 24 Packers 25 Broncos 26 Jets 27 Falcons 28 Chargers 29 Colts 30 Steelers 31 Eagles 32 Patriots |
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Makes 8 servings
active time
15 min
total time
45 min
- 3 pounds small boiling potatoes
- 1 cup chopped celery (about 4 ribs)
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup finely chopped chives
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon zest
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon sugar
Cover potatoes with water in a large pot and season well with salt. Bring to a boil, then simmer until tender, 12 to 20 minutes.
While potatoes cook, stir together celery, mayonnaise, chives, lemon zest and juice, sugar, 1 teaspoon salt, and 3/4 teaspoon pepper in a large bowl.
Drain potatoes and cool completely, then halve or quarter. Add to dressing and toss to coat.
What to drink:
Artezin Mendocino
Zinfandel '07 or
Château de Chamirey
Mercurey Rouge '07
Cooks' note: Potato salad can be made 1 day ahead and chilled. Bring to room temperature before serving.
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recipe at a glance
type: Quick & Easy, Salad
main ingredients: Lemon Juice, Potato, Mayonnaise
cuisine: American
dietary considerations: Vegetarian
holiday/celebration: Grilling, Picnic, Summer, Fourth of July, Potluck


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Dear Dish-it: I Hate the Way I Look
Overweight asks: I'm only 11-years-old and I weigh 155 pounds. I know I'm fat, but I want to lose weight and get a boyfriend. Can you help me? Back to Article
Honestly I myself am not pleased with my body either i just dont want glasses and i want blonde hair and sparkly blue eyes and have a normal voice instead of squeaky anndi want to be skinnier
im pretty awkward about my body and i have friends who are super skiinny and are like im so fat im like lol no this is fat!
because there pretty all guys do that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i always act weird in front of pretty girls, and i don't really care about them
i have gotten to the point where i just dont care o-o
You don't need to loose weight.. Your beautiful just the way you are and don't worry you will find a guy that perfect for you and that doesn't care about your weight looks or size
I used to be way overweight. But now I've lost weight, gladly. So now I'm happy with my weight.
Im WAY overweight, and I love it. A BMI shows I should not be able to walk, but my weight is due to my muscles.
the doc. said I WAS OVER WEIGHT!!!!! I don't think I am...............
Everyone was made in God's image, meaning you're not ugly. Nobody will be or look perfect. You're awesome no matter what and keep that in mind.
Overweight, you are not fat, so don't say that about yourself. You are just a little overweight, no big deal. Guys will want to be your boyfriend just the way you are now. If they can't see you for who you truly are, then they are simply not good enough for you. Never forget that.
Kay, stop saying that you are ugly! You are not! YOu are so beautiful, and I am serious. I love you so much, just the way you are...which is totally gorgeous!
I am ugly, inside and out but, dont change your body just because of a boy, be you.
i feel ugly and i know im ugly so i just eat taco bell and everything is all better
Hey now, I'm not going to sit here and waste my time telling you you're pretty if you're not. I value my time x)


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UPDATED: Friday, July 30, 2010 - 2:46pm
From papers to movie premiers...It's a jump many students at Baton Rouge Community College are making now that the movie business is alive and well in Louisiana.
Getting a foot in the door of the entertainment industry can be tough, but having the right skills can make that transition a whole lot easier.
Javier Fernandez came to Baton Rouge from Guatamala looking for a unique opportunity. He wanted to study film. Baton Rouge Community College gave him that opportunity. The school has paved the way for students to study film in the Capital City. "In the two semesters I've been here, I've learned so much. I didn't imagine I would learn so much so fast in such a short amount of time," says Fernandez.
The entertainment technology program gives students a chance to learn the tricks of the trade. They are trained in everything from lighting techniques to how to shoot, edit, and write their own movies.
Steve Mitchell is the executive director of public relations and performing arts at BRCC. He says the hands-on approach seems to work. "They're passionate about making movies. It's something they love to do, so it's not much of a challenge to get them excited about it," Mitchell says. "They are really interested in how they can tell their stories, how they can create the visions they've always thought about. We try and give them tools to help them to do that."
BRCC has an internship program that also helps students make the transition to the big screen. Students are required to work in the industry, usually doing small jobs behind the scenes.
Jason Hewitt runs Films in Motion at Celtic Media Center. He says starting at the bottom is a right of passage for people who want to make it in the business. "You kind of start at the bottom of the barrel," says Hewitt. "if you want to be an actor, you be an extra on the set. If you want to be behind the camera in general everyone starts as a production assistant."
The chance to work on big budget films right here in Baton Rouge has other advantages. Those movies are keeping creative young people here in Louisiana. It's real life work that's keeping people like Fernandez here once he's done with school.
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I have not grown this salvia before - just bought 2 each of the purple, the coral, a pink and a yellow. I was just reading that they can tend to get leggy and woody. I plan to plant them in beds in full sun with other plants [roses, daylilies, annuals]. Would they work there? I would like to keep them about 12-24" tall and like the fresh green growth they are exhibiting now. Can I accomplish that by keeping them cut back? Do they bloom all season? What fertilizer, if any, do they need? Thanks for any advice! Judith |
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You will need to know which varieties they are, because there is a lot of variability in size, habit, tolerance of soil types, drought, and humidity. Some selections do well in cooler climates and are more hardy, while others need cooler nights, since they are adapted to higher altitudes. The latter include most of the orangey to yellow forms, which are taxonomically considered x jamensis, or greggii x microphylla hybrids. They are generally marketed as greggiis or without species names Who knows what the big breeders are doing? The Heatwave series is from Australia, so their properties are probably optimized for southeastern Oz. Some of the forms get quite large and leggy in the southeastern US.. Also, they are likely to be 2 to 3.5 feet tall in size for the most part. Breeders strive for marketable plans for the southwestern part of the US. Compactness is hard to achieve. The most durable and small greggii forms I know are Furman's Red, Pink Preference, Dwarf Pink (can't find it so far), and Texas Wedding, which is the varietal name for the alba (white) form. Are you located in northeastern or southeastern Texas? If you are east of Dallas, you are in good shape. If you are near Houston, decisions will be more critical, since you have hot, humid mights If you have heavy soils, you may need to have raised beds for drainage.. Builder's (Washed) sand is advised as the main component. |
What I have is salvia x jamensis Golden Girl, salvia greggii "Pink", "Violet" and "Coral". I am 2 hours NE of Houston in east Texas. I thought of putting them in the raised beds I have for my roses and daylilies - excellent soil and I keep them watered, and they are in full sun. I use a lot of lavender colors in my beds and particularly like the Violet salvia - really hope to succeed with this one. Thanks for any advice you can offer. Judith |
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I grow a fair amount of Salvia greggii. I don't keep track of their names. There are so many of them . It makes my head spin. I cut them back in months that begin with J. Someone told me that and it stuck in my head. Since they are still blooming in June like the dickens, that means January and July. The January clip is a harsher one. This keeps things very bushy on the most part and encourages a beautiful fall bloom.. I have mine in part shade with periods of intense morning sun on a limestone hill without irrigation. More because of my gardening situation than because of wishes. They do survive in style. I also have some in full sun and they also thrive.I have Pink preference and Dark Dancer and some others. I do not buy them from Big Box stores. I get them from a neigborhood nursery that gets them from Texas growers in the area. |
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adapting random script to fire from link, not onload
Cut'n'paster here, having trouble with some basics.
The script in question comes from Javascript Kit, given in full below.
It delivers a random div; it's set up to deliver when the page is loaded, or refreshed. It's initialised with a script call at the bottom of the html page.
I want the script to deliver from an onclick event.
What I don't understand is whether in this situation it needs to be initialised; and whether the onclick call would be, in the script below, 'showone()' or 'showone:function()' . Or maybe it's not that simple?
Here's the script in full:Code:if (document.getElementById) document.documentElement.className = 'jsclass'; var randomcontentdisplay={ divholders:new Object(), masterclass: "randomcontent", init:function(){ if (!document.getElementById) return var alldivs=document.getElementsByTagName("div") var randomcontentsearch=new RegExp(this.masterclass+"\\s+(group\\d+)", "i") //check for CSS class="randomcontent groupX" (x=integer) for (var i=0; i<alldivs.length; i++){ if (randomcontentsearch.test(alldivs[i].className)){ if (typeof this.divholders[RegExp.$1]=="undefined") //if array to hold this group of divs doesn't exist yet this.divholders[RegExp.$1]=new Array() //create array first this.divholders[RegExp.$1].push(alldivs[i]) //add this div to the array } } this.showone() }, /* :confused: */ showone:function(){ for (group in this.divholders){ //loop thru each array within object var chosenOne=Math.floor(Math.random()*this.divholders[group].length) //randomly pick one entry from array this.divholders[group][chosenOne].style.display="block" //display content corresponding to the chosen entry } } }
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to answer your question, you want to move "randomcontentdisplay.init()" into the onclick event... like the following:
The init() function calls the showone() method for you when it is finished.Code:onclick="randomcontentdisplay.init();"
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Many thanks... Can you handle a related query?
Suppose I want to use this random function several times (nine actually), calling, say, one of four divs at random from onclick 1, one of five others from onclick 2, etc.
I could group the divs by giving them different classnames, but how to avoid repeating the whole script using the new classnames? It lloks like it would need a new variable?
Alternatively, if one were to use 'slice' method, it'd need an array in the first place, and then where would one situate the slices?
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We received this bedding very quickly. The quality of the set is very good. The actual fabric was a bit of a surprise as it is more satiny than I expected. It looks beautiful, however. The brown doesn't appear to be as rich as it shows in the picture. I would not recommend it if you have pets that go on to the bed. I think it would snag easily.
The pictures really do not do this bedding justice. It is jacquard, and the paisley pattern is stitched. It's absolutely gorgeous. The blues are a pale blue and st. tropez blue the latter of which appears silver in the light. But it's still true to the picture's colors. I'm very happy with this purchase. It looks like a premium bed set one would find at Neiman Marcus. Thanks Overstock for a great product for a great price.
The quality is great. The sheets are very soft, as is the comforter. The design on the comforter is actually a stitched design which surprised me as I expected a printed design but it is still very soft. We have a cat that gets on the bed occasionally and so far, no snags. Everything is well made and is very nice quality. The picture on the site brings out a little more blue in the comforter than is normally seen but the colors are so beautiful anyway. The comforter length is just fine for our Queen size, when the top of the comforter is pulled to the top of the mattress it hangs down to the dust ruffle. Overall a very good investment for the price. We are very happy with our purchase
I needed something with blue to keep my husband happy. He loves the way it makes the bedroom look which is saying a lot for someone who really doesn't care about these things. The quality is very good and we have not had any issues with the pulled threads from our cat or use. (I purchased this 5 months ago.) Bed sheets are very smooth and so far no signs of pilling. This is just a really beautiful, serviceable set. Colors are true to the photo. Sheen mentioned by others is not distracting.
I found this set at *** for $60 more, only the set at *** was a 7-piece rather than 12 pieces. The quality of the comforter and pillows is great, the sheets are okay. I received my order in just a few days as compared to the two-weeks it would have taken from ***. I am very satisfied with my purchase.
This arrived on time. It was beautiful when we opened the box. The fabric looks like a satin. The colors are beautiful. It makes our room look elegant.
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I'm cleaning up some 60+ yrs of stuff. Am I correct in pitching all the negatives for my pictures. I have kept them thru the years in case of fire but have found that now I actually keep them in the same place as I store my photos! Not gonna do much good. They don't develop film now, right? I know that I need to scan all my photos and save. Some photos are gonna be hard to remove from the sticky pages that were the thing to do years ago. Anybody else done theirs yet? |
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Keep all your photos, slides, negatives, or whatever. Purchase a scanner specifically designed for scanning the material. I used an EPSON PERFECTION V300 PHOTO. When done scanning, sell the scanner via Ebay, Craigslist... The photo scanner will allow you to place as many photos as will fit on the scanner bed, distinguish among them, and give each a different title. This greatly speeds up the scanning process. The scanner handles 35mm slides as well as negative material, 6 at a time if I remember properly. The scanner software allows one to correct for some defects present on the source material. Once finished, delete the inferior result, perhaps the image derived from the negative might be better than the one derived from the photo. You will want to burn the images onto a CD or DVD There are several means to display your scanned images, but nothing is more pleasing than using a large screen television (50" or more). Regards |
Just today I passed our local Walgreen drugstore, and the sign out front said, "We still develop photo film." So it is still possible to have prints made from your negatives I would assume. I second the suggestion to get a good scanner that scans negatives and slides. I have the Epson Perfection 3170 Photo scanner which I purchased directly from Epson (refurbished). I think it was $79, and it has done a wonderful job of any scanning task I have asked of it. It makes great copies of printed materials, too, so I just have a plain inkjet printer, not an AIO. |
Thanks Grandms. I have a silly question...what good are scanned negatives? I also have some slides. I have a scanner but I should get a photo scanner for this job? |
By scanning the negatives and saving to disks, you can then throw out the old negatives and still have new prints made using the disks. Much easier because a disk will hold so many more. Of course, disks don't last forever, either, but if you have the pictures (prints) saved to disks and also have the negatives saved that way, you have a better chance of not losing precious pictures that may be invaluable to you. I think I'd save one set of disks, probably the copies of negatives, in a separate location such as a bank safe deposit box, if they are really valuable. Just depends on how important these are to you. |
Need to clarify something, I guess. You can scan the negatives and save to your computer, then burn to disks. This way you can probably save all your negatives to just a few disks and rid yourself of all these saved negatives. My prior post makes it sound as if you can scan directly to the disks. Sorry about that. Does your present scanner have the ability to scan slides and negatives? This Epson I have is not a new model at all; in fact, I've had it for several years, so you should be able to pick one up that has this ability fairly cheap. Check the Epson website and see what they have among their refurbished products. They sell with a full warranty, too. |
Okay, I'm still not getting it. You must have a special scanner to do the negatives and slides, right? Cause I can't imagine printing from a scanned negative...sorry to be so dense. |
I have no idea if one can print from a scanned negative on a home printer. The scanner just turns the negative into a digital image, the same as a scanned print, so a store that can print pictures from CDs should (I think) be able to print from the scanned negatives. I have never used this feature as yet, always putting it off, but my setup instructions that came with the scanner tell how to scan these things. I'm not a photo expert at all, so maybe I should give this a try and let you know what happens. I noticed that NOCANDO, the poster who first responded to you, has a similar scanner to mine. Not all scanners have this capability, but there are probably others besides these models that can do this. I just thought I'd like to be able to make prints from my slides, so that is the main reason I bought this model. |
No expert here but I have scanned a lot of slides. It is my understanding that to scan slides and negatives you need the light to come from above the slide or negative so that goes through the slide or negative to the sensor instead of coming from below and being reflected back to the sensor like it is when scanning a photo or document. So you do need a photo scanner or an adapter for one that does not have the backlight. I haven't scanned any negatives but you would get a digital image of the photo, not a copy of the negative. |
NOCANDO I use a program called IrfanView that will turn a negative into a positive photo by selecting the choice NEGATIVE from a list of options. Might help some. |
Thanks so much. Now I'm getting it. I couldn't imagine just scanning a negative or a slide and being able to make a photo out of it. I will check out the scanners. |
Casi, use Google to search more information on this subject. There are photo forums where this very question has been addressed. |
I may not have been clear in my previous post. You should scan your negative and give it a name on your computer's desktop. Open it in IrfanView and from the View menu choose convert to negative. Since the choice of negative changes it to a positive image. |
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Hi, Okay I have two patches of purple sage that I love but both have given me problems the past year! The herb garden at the front of my house is the location of my oldest sage. Its started to be where only the top parts of the stalks have new fresh lush growth and the bottom parts are just woody with no leaves or anything. Last year, I tried to prune out the really bad stalks but am wondering this year how to handle it? Can I cut it back to about ground level to help rejuvenate it so it doesn't look gnarled and old? or am I better off, just pulling it out and replacing with seedlings or cuttings? A little side garden in the back of my house also had purple sage but it is relatively new and looked spindly last year. Can I prune it back now to produce bushier plants this year? P.S. This is my first year, really trying hard to make everything look great and spectacular in my garden so any help is appreciated!! |
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If you can possibly help it, don't pull it out and replace it with seedlings. Sage is all about the roots. I know I'm coming from a very different climate than Pennsylvania, but here one can get away with a seriously vicious pruning and get an improved plant in just a few months. However lopping it down to the ground is asking for a dead plant. Avoid too much water. |
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HOPKINSVILLE, Ky. (2/7/14) – Hopkinsville Community College's literary magazine, The Round Table, will be accepting submissions of original poetry, prose, or artwork through 4:30 p.m., Friday, Feb. 28, for its 2014 issue.
The magazine's editorial staff welcomes work from anyone in the HCC service area, which includes: Christian, Caldwell, Todd, Trigg, and Logan counties in Kentucky; Fort Campbell; and Stewart, Montgomery, and Robertson counties in Tennessee as well as employees and students from Austin Peay State University.
As in past years, selected contributors to the magazine will read from their work at the annual Round Table Readings and Literary Awards Ceremony held in HCC's Round Table Literary Park at noon on Thursday, May 1.
During the event, the 48th edition of the Round Table will be unveiled, along with the announcement of the 2014 Round Table Literary Awards and the Roger Selvidge Memorial Art Awards.
Retired HCC instructor Frances G. Thomas along with a group of HCC honor students first published the Round Table in 1966.
2014 Submission Guidelines for The Round Table Literary Magazine:
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When you make a change to your LinkedIn profile, do you want your connections to be alerted to it?
When you view someone else's profile, do you want them to know you did?
Did you know that you can control these things? In fact, your LinkedIn account has a variety of privacy settings that you can customize and change as often as you'd like. What's the benefit of getting to know these features? Many of them help you control your visibility.
To navigate to privacy settings on your LinkedIn account, start at your homepage (the first page you see when you log in). A navigation bar at the top of your homepage shows the main areas and features available on LinkedIn. To access privacy controls, move your cursor over your profile picture in the upper right-hand corner of the page (see arrow) and in the dropdown menu select "Privacy & Settings." (Alternatively, you can get there by typing www.linkedin.com/settings in your browser.)
And here is where you'll end up. Notice the privacy controls highlighted below:
LinkedIn has a number of privacy settings, but we'll focus on the four that I've gotten the most questions about from financial advisors. You'll notice a common thread: they all help you manage how your information and activity is seen (or not seen) by others.
If you do not want your connections to know when you make changes to your profile, follow companies, or recommend connections, you can turn your activity broadcasts off. To do so, select Turn on/off your activity broadcasts and uncheck the command box.
My recommendation: Consider leaving your activity updates on.
A key feature of LinkedIn is the ability to immediately notify connections about updates (such as a title change, additional skills, groups you've joined, and so forth). This can lead to positive exposure, or even new business. Remember, your goal is to be found, to engage, and to network.
It's important to note that, if you do leave this setting on, you may want to make changes to your profile only periodically. This way, the announcements can be strategic in nature and create impact, as opposed to spamming your connections with a barrage of notifications at once.
When you view others' profiles on LinkedIn, you have the option to be visible or not. By default, your name, photo, and headline will appear. For additional privacy, you can choose to display only general information about yourself, such as your industry and title. The third option is to be completely anonymous.
To update this setting, choose Select what others see when you've viewed their profile and update the box shown below.
My recommendation: I believe you should stay "fully transparent" 95% of the time, and "totally anonymous" 5% of the time. Why? Because anonymity is not conducive to networking.
The 5% of the time that your profile is "totally anonymous" could be reserved for when you are, for example, gathering information on a prospect and you don't want them to know that you've looked at their LinkedIn profile at that stage in the relationship. To do this, simply toggle the setting to anonymous before you view the prospect's profile. Then change the setting back when you're done.
You can share your connections' names with your other first-degree connections, or you can choose to keep your list of connections private. To change this setting, go to Select who can see your connections and in the dropdown choose "Your connections" or "Only you."
My recommendation: Keep this setting at the default: "Your connections." Again, LinkedIn is made for networking — why limit it?
In my experience, advisors have expressed concern that this would allow competitors to view their clients. However, only your first-degree connections can view your other connections, so if you are connected to a competitor, you can simply remove him or her as a connection.
You get to choose who sees your photo: either first-degree connections, your entire network (including second-degree connections and fellow group members), or anyone at all who views your profile. Go to Change your profile photo & visibility and update the box shown below.
My recommendation: Make your profile photo available to everyone.
According to LinkedIn, those with 100% completed profiles are 40 times more likely to benefit from search and connection opportunities. Step one to a completed profile: a professional photo.
The LinkedIn app offers a different experience than the website. To access your LinkedIn privacy settings, you must use the website. On your iPad or other mobile device, simply visit www.linkedin.com/settings with your mobile browser (such as Safari or Chrome).
D. Bruce Johnston speaks regularly with wealth managers and financial advisors nationwide about social media engagement strategy, often in partnership with Delaware Investments® regional directors.
He is a 30-year financial services career sales executive and a social media expert. His website TheDigitalFA.com is dedicated exclusively to the social media, technology, and digital marketing needs of financial advisors.
FINRA regulates the use of social media. Advisors should consult their compliance departments about restrictions regarding the use of social media before accessing any social media networks for a business purpose.
This content is for informational purposes only and is not an endorsement of any content on LinkedIn, or any app, service, or publicly traded company. It is also not a recommendation to buy or sell a particular security.
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Johnston has been recognized as Institutional Investor's Mutual Fund Marketer of the Year for his transformational distribution strategy and is often quoted in such well-read industry publications as Ignites, FundFire, Financial Advisor Magazine, and AdvisorOne on his opinion regarding distribution, branding, and social media policy and strategy.
He speaks regularly with wealth managers and financial advisors nationwide about social media engagement strategy, often in partnership with Delaware Investments regional directors.
Johnston has spent the past four years positioning Mobi Digital as one of the few firms focused on delivering social media education, strategy, and thought leadership for small business and financial advisors with the intent of improving their customer acquisition and retention metrics.


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Laid off? Money tight? Stay in budget by starting your own business. Here's how.
Don't simply open the type of business you have always dreamed of starting. Analyze if the market wants it. Search for it in the Yellow Pages, on craigslist.com, on local bulletin boards and anywhere else that businesses advertise. Think about the target demographic. Do these kinds of people live in your area?
Of course, if you have some background and experience with the business, it will decrease the learning curve and you can provide potential clients references and/or work samples.
Choose a business with low start-up overhead. It's better if you provide a service than a product, unless you sign up with a company such as Avon or cafepress.com, where you won't have to keep inventory on hand.
Select a business where repeat customers are built into the business plan. Selling durable goods or a one-time service forces you to constantly seek new customers. If you sell consumable goods or a repeatable service, customers will keep coming back if you serve them well.
Running the business from your home saves considerable overhead. Publications such as Home Business Magazine can help. If you meet with clients only occasionally, you can arrange to meet at a coffee shop or restaurant (your treat), either of which costs much less than renting a building.
Other cost-saving options include renting space by the hour at a professional building or at the library or another civic building. A local business may allow you to rent a conference room for the rare occasions that you need it if they're cash-strapped, too. Some moonlighting bakers I know rent commercial kitchen usage during a restaurant's off-hours to bake up the sweets they sell to coffee shops.
Use supplies and equipment you already have. Search the local classifieds and craigslist.com for anything else.
Consult your tax advisor as to writing off business expenses, which may include the square footage of your home dedicated to your new enterprise. Keep all the receipts for any item or service you purchase and record your income to save tax-time headaches. An Excel spreadsheet or neat handwritten records suffice.
Create a free e-mail account solely for your business on a site such as hotmail.com or yahoo.com. Don't pay for a website if your business generates leads by word-of-mouth and serves local customers only.
Send press releases announcing your business's grand opening to all the local media's news department (not the advertising department). Update them anytime you're doing something new. Target general and business newspapers, radio, and television. It may seem far-fetched that you'd be on the local news, but perhaps your new plumbing repair service will catch their eye for inclusion in a feature on local people starting second businesses.
Include a "hook" (why it's newsy), contact information, and a brief background on yourself. Be ready with up-to-date photos of yourself (both a headshot and one depicting you engaged in your business) and all your vital business statistics that you wish to share. When members of the media contact you, they're top priority.
Post for free on craigslist.com. Some software you may already have on your computer can help you create posters. Leave them on community bulletin boards, under windshield wipers (where permitted) and in storefront windows (with permission). It's illegal to insert in mailboxes, but newspaper tubes are fair game.
Going too cheap with marketing gives potential clients a bad impression. For example, perforated business cards scream, "I'm an amateur." Even micro-perforation cards won't look as nice as professionally printed ones. Vista Print produces good-quality, inexpensive business cards and other printed items. Or, perhaps you can barter services with a local printer.
Plenty of sites offer free Web pages, but these will be littered with ads and pop-ups that hassle your site's visitors. If you want to create a free presence in cyberspace, start a blog on Blogger or another such site. You could also post to blog discussions pertinent to your line of work.
Your moonlighting may provide some temporary income or pan out to become your full-time career. Either way, running your own business can help keep you afloat during the recession.
After experiencing her fourth layoff in three years, Deborah Jeanne Sergeant began a freelance writing business, which she has operated since 2000. She and her family live in Wolcott, N.Y.
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The biggest question on the Minnesota Vikings depth chart has been answered.
Poor Matt Cassell, I think he knows his time in the Viking camp is numbered. I read an article by the St. Paul Pioneer Press that said they couldn't find a single person wearing a Matt Cassell jersey at a practice day, and they wondered why that was.
Going into last night's NFL Draft, Teddy Bridgewater was one of the top quarterback prospects. Before he hears his name called by the Minnesota Vikings as pick #32 last night, the former Louisville star had a surprise for his mom.
As Rick Spielman has done in previous drafts, the Vikings traded with the Seattle Seahwaks to get pick number 32, the final pick of the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft. With that pick, they addressed their need at quarterback.
It is no secret that the Minnesota Vikings are in need of a quarterback. Adrian Peterson took to Twitter last night (March 5) to make his pick known.
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Following Thursday's release from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Josh Freeman and the Minnesota Vikings have reportedly agreed to terms on a 1-year, $3 million deal.
Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre had blue star-envy. The Super Bowl winning QB played the bulk of his career with the Green Bay Packers before spending time with the New York Jets and Minnesota Vikings prior to retiring in 2010
Anyone who watched Joe Webb in the Vikings playoff game against the Green Bay Packers will be relieved to hear that they have signed a quarterback who can actually complete a forward pass. Multiple sources are confirming that the Vikings have signed Matt Cassel, who was released by the by Kansas City Chiefs.
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My basic need is to take link banners on my website (http://www.bodyboarding.tk is the site address; http://members.aol.com/thestateofreft/pages/links.htm is the page address), and do the following:
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Rose and Jack have transformed the Hollywood star's world
Johnny Depp has lived with long-term partner Vanessa Paradis in France for 8 years and the couple adore their two kids.
Fatherhood, says Johnny, has changed his life.
'I wasn't alive before,' he admits. 'I felt like I just wandered through 35 years in kind of a fog, then Vanessa, little Rose [8] and Jack [5] woke me up. Honestly, it was like being asleep for a long time and then waking up.'
The actor acknowledges Hollywood's 'insane' and all 'pretend' so he enjoys the calmness of family life in Europe.
'Being famous is kind of an occupational hazard,' he says. 'Once you reach a certain point, it takes a lot of money to buy a simple life. But I've had worse jobs. Anyone in this kind of privileged position has no right to cry about it.'
Johnny, 44, can't remember the last time he wept but he gets all emotional when he shares special occasions with his loved ones.
'There are things, especially as a parent, like Christmas with your children…' he says. 'That's devastating stuff, in a very good way. It's the only reason to live.'
Fortunately Jack and Rose enjoy his films.
'For a while my kiddies couldn't stop watching Pirates One,' he reveals, 'then they moved on to Charlie And The Chocolate Factory.
'It's strange when I walk into a room and hear that familiar score or voice. I exit as quickly as possible. I hate seeing myself on screen, I find it strange. But to my kids it's normal.
'All they've ever known is Papa on TV or on a DVD cover. They can go from watching one of my movies to the dinner table and not mention the film at all.'
Johnny's new movie Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street is released nationwide today.
See the full interview with Johnny Depp in Now magazine – out now!
You already can view the interview scanned here.
Jan 26 sarah Saunders says:
The movie trailer of sweeney todd is awesome to watch.
Good luck with the movie.
Jan 27 Michelle says:
Awww Johnny is too sweet!
Jan 27 naiomi says:
Johnny is such a lovely person and he was brilliant in ST
Jan 27 Carlyn says:
Depp poised to take Ledger Role
Jan 27 Sabrah says:
He is so sweet! I don't blame him for disliking seeing himself on screen.
Jan 28 Olivia Ehrle says:
Just an FYI Johnny's daughter's name is Lily-Rose. Great site by the way!
Jan 29 irish says:
i really love Johnny..
he's somewhat my father figure..
and also resembles my dad
i wish i could see him in person..
im from the Philippines btw..
Jan 29 sam says:
i have always adored johnny depp and my friends could never get it…. he is a great role model
Jan 30 Erin Paetzold says:
I got to go see Sweeney Todd for my 13th anniversary with my husband- A night out without the kids- Heaven! It was so great! I bought the soundtrack and enjoy listening to it in my truck when the kids are not with me! If they're with me it's Star Wars for the past 2 years! I'd rather here Johnny sing and remember the fun we had at the movie seeing Sweeney Todd! See it at the Movie Tavern, they serve drinks and dinner!
The lady next to my husband kept flinching and covering her eyes from the blood, but I just didn't feel like it was hard to watch at all. Depp- so talented and smart!
Feb 03 sarah Saunders says:
The trailer was awesome
I would like to see it
Feb 12 Nikki says:
Kids do change your whole world. I don't even have kids, but I spend an awful lot of time babysitting my brother and sister's kids! Course it's scary when they grow up on ya and you still remember when they were babies and now they are taller than you are and can look like your date! That was a nightmare!
Anyway, yeah Johnny was a wild child before but you can totally see his level-ness with his kids and the maturity of the roles he now chooses. You can totally tell he is thinking about his kids, but at the same time remaining edgy. Course, I don't think I would allow my nieces or nephews to go see ST without supervision, well maybe the older ones, but definitely not the babies. They'd scream bloody murder and would be up all night if they were to see ST.
Feb 14 Lauren says:
If I could meet any actor it would have to be Johnny Depp. I have seen just about all of his movies and my favorite… besides Pirates, would have to be What's Eating Gilbert Grape. I think that is the sweetest movie I have ever seen. Johnny Depp did such a good job playing Gilbert Grape. I also like Finding Neverland and Edward Scissorhands.
To me Johnny Depp and Tim Burton are the perfect match. Tim Burton is probably my favorite director. He has such a creative imagination.
Feb 17 Lilly-Rose Depp says:
Johnny Depp is my dad. I have a friend named Melanie. She is the sweetest person ever and she looks like Johnny Depp.
Feb 17 Savanah says:
Hi johnny depp,
you are the coolest guy in the world, and i have two posters of you! my cusion mel ( nickname )
has ALOT OF PIDTURES OF YOU ITS NOT FUNNY!!!!! but can't blame her because your cute!!!
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Feb 17 Melanie Depp (Robbins) says:
Dear Johnny Depp,
I love you!!!! I'm your #1 FAN!!! I think you're so cute!!! I have seen 18 movies with you in it. 3 rated R ones. Sleepy Hollow, The Astronauts Wife, and Nick of Time. My mom thinks I look like you and so do I. So I guess we will just have to meet to find out. I always say your name every day and I bring a reminder of you with me almost everywhere. But don't worry. If I ever meet you in real life, I will respect you so you will remember me that way. As a sweet 13-year-old girl. I'm also a Christian (adventist). You should try being a Christian. I love you vey much!
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Feb 19 Nikki says:
I am so tempted to buy a fedora right now! There is this one I saw a hot one in Macys a few days ago and I started to get it but…I might be taking this whole Johnny thing a bit too far, just yesterday I was online searching for the replica ring he wore in DMC. It's $22…Lord, next thing you know I'll be looking to get fitted for some gold teeth! Oh! Has anybody made a vdo with Johnny and "Grillz"? Lemme see ya grill! LOL, I'm just rambling, it's time to get off work now…You all take care.
Love ya Johnny! Can't wait til I start copying your gangsta movie!
Feb 20 tina Aspholm says:
Hello Johnny
I have been watching almost every movie you have been acting in.As a dramateacher/occasionally actor and coach , it is interesting to see how You work. Your latest movie Sweenie Todd gave me swetty(How do You spell it?) palms…I´m bad at looking at necks and blood..but the movie was excelllent! You have a great gift, treasure it well.
After seeing a movie with You , gives me inspiration to work with some of my theatre groups! Thank You :):) :):)Wishing you and your lovely family all well
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Mon, Jul 7, 14 at 20:33
Wondering about the grass like plant with the pink flowers. It is everywhere! Happily, the chickens love it. Also, what is the variegated plant, perhaps an eounymus? |
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Is the pink one Kiss Me Over The Garden Gate? If the chickens like it it's probably not getting very tall, but it can. Gorgeous fuschia flowers. My seed didn't come up this year. Has LOTS of seeds. Polygonum orientale "Kiss Me Over The Garden Gate" . |
Polygonum persicaria |
- Posted by pitimpinai z6 Chicago (My Page) on Mon, Jul 7, 14 at 21:26
knotweed |
That looks like Persicaria longiseta (Oriental Lady's-thumb) to me. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Persicaria longiseta
I think the variegated plant is a vinca ... a weed in my book! |
- Posted by purpleinopp 8b AL (My Page) on Tue, Jul 8, 14 at 7:11
Totally agree, Esh! |
- Posted by shadeyplace 7 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 8, 14 at 7:50
pennsylvania smart weed..aka polygonum persicaria as Janine said..... |
- Posted by ken_adrian MI z5 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 8, 14 at 9:54
the poly is one horrible weed .. latin name.. and pretty pink aside... DO NOT LET IT SEED ... ken |
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