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Climbing, spreading, purple roses?
Although I don't consider myself a rose aficionado, roses grow like crazy on my property with basically no effort from humans. So, with that in mind, I'm wondering if I can find a rose, or roses, that I can use to fill in a section of fence that's about 20 feet long and 4 feet high. I'd like purple flowers--the darker, the better--and something that would really grow and spread and eventually obscure the fence. Is there such a creature? :) Oh, assuming I need multiple plants for this large an area, alternating white and purple would be an option, so consider white, too.
I'd LOVE purple and white stripes! Thanks for the suggestion of Purple Splash, ratdogheads. I'm going to check into that right now...
EDIT: Done! I ordered three and think they're going to work perfectly.
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That's okay, Kippy--I have plenty of other areas I can put them if need be! I figured better safe than sorry, so I bought more than I may need. I hate it when I'm doing a project and end up with not enough of some material! I recently removed a pre-fab pond from my backyard, with the intention of filling in its hole with soil and turning it into [yet] another flower bed. I stood there looking at the hole, picturing in my mind how many 2-cubic-foot bags of potting soil it would take to fill it in. Then I headed to Home Depot and had them load 20 bags into my SUV. I was GUESSING I'd need about 10, but I didn't want to be short--and I ALWAYS need potting soil anyway, so having excess was fine. Turns out I was off--by 3 bags. The hole took 13, and I ended up with plenty for other uses. :)
Amazing! Thanks for posting the pic, Kippy. Wow, now I can hardly wait for mine to arrive. I think I'll put two in the area I originally mentioned, and one at a different spot in my yard that has a smaller area of fence to fill in. Or not! I may just go ahead and put all three where I intended, because if need be we can train the third one to grow along the garage--as a grapevine used to.
UPDATE: They're in the ground--and looking great. They're already growing, and I'm excited now! Can't wait to see them spreading out through the fence.
I ended up putting all three in the original space I mentioned; they're about 7' apart. I realize three will likely be overkill, but I'd rather have the problem of too MUCH than too LITTLE.
Thought I'd [finally] post an update!
As noted earlier I put all three Purple Splash bushes in the area I originally mentioned. It's kind of strange, but they're thriving at very different levels. The one closest to the garage is doing the best--it's big, and bushy, and had a lot of blooms. The next one over is doing okay, but not great. Its overall height/size is about 2/3 of the one mentioned above. Then there's the one farthest from the garage--and it's really not doing too well. Several of its branches died, but its remaining branches and new growth give me hope. Its overall size is less than 1/2 of the first one mentioned above.
Note that they're all in exactly the same soil with the exact same light and water conditions.
The roses that have bloomed so far have been pretty, but not what I expected. I was expecting PURPLE and white, but got much more of a deep pink and white. I have no idea if there's something the soil is lacking, or has too much of, that's causing this.
None of the plants has spread as I expected them to, but they're only a few months old at this point so I'm not panicking about that at all.
I'll keep that in mind, Kippy! Good grief, this summer...no, this WHOLE YEAR, has been the hottest in California since records have been kept. So if the color of the roses has anything to do with heat, it's been HOT. Here in the San Gabriel Valley it was over 100 for many days in a row; it ONLY hit 95 today.
How does the exposure to reflected heat differ between the three plants? Is there a difference in the amount of water the three receive, or perhaps interference from other roots? Of course, it could be possible there was a difference in how dried out or otherwise stressed the plants were prior to planting, but for one to be thriving with the other two in various degrees of not thriving, something is amiss. Not being familiar with the space, it seems the one closest to the garage has deeper soil with better drainage, better moisture retention, less reflected/radiated heat from sidewalks or drive ways. If they're all receiving the same water, the one closest to the garage has the right amount for the heat it endures. The other two seem as though (from your description), they need more water to perform the same as the one by the garage, better moisture retention or they need better drainage if their performance is due to staying too wet.
When I worked at the beach, I had a client who had a row of gardenias in terracotta pots. All but one thrived and he was at a loss why the offender always looked fried. All but that one received shade to their pots by a pony wall. The offender received full sun exposure to the pot so it overheated, cooking the gardenia. Once a larger pot, with bubble wrap used to insulate the interior to keep the roots cool was used, all the gardenias looked similar. It may seem all three roses have precisely the same of everything, but something is different, or you should see all three behaving similarly. Kim
Thanks for the input, Kim. What you're saying certainly makes sense, i.e., there MUST be something different...but I'm truly at a loss as to what it might be.
The area they're in really is identical in all ways. They're along a chain link fence that divides one portion of the backyard from the driveway. This area used to have a *HUGELY* sprawling grapevine that completely covered the fence AND ran along the entire side of the garage. The grapevine's base was right smack in the middle of the area the three roses are in now. It died off about three years ago, and other than a few bulb plants that were under it, there hasn't been anything in that area. Hence my desire for a spreading, climbing, purple rose--I want it to fill in [and hide!] the ugly chain link fence.
The soil is all the same.The reflections from the driveway and structures are the same. The amount of sun and shade is the same...water...drainage... everything. The absolute ONLY difference I can think of is something to do with moisture retention closer to the garage, although I'm not exactly sure HOW, because as I mentioned, the soil and drainage really do appear to be the same.
What killed the grapevine? It is unusual for a large grapvine to just up and die. If it was infected with Pierce's Disease, that could explain it. Otherwise, I'd be watching the soil for evidence of possible Oak Root Fungus outbreak. Traditionally, it occurs in compacted, waterlogged, nitrogen deficient soil, but with the drought and stressed plants, I'm seeing it in places I would never expect to find it.
My soil is EXTREMELY loose, friable and well draining. My uphill neighbor lost a huge, old Xylosma a few years ago. It just turned brown and died. I then lost a large Mutabilis on my side of the fence from where the xylosma died. Now, the rest of her screen of huge xylosma are showing stress and her large oak tree at the end of the line is dying. I found mushrooms all around several hibiscus downhill on my side of the fence from where all this is happening. None of it is due to over watering as the whole area, both sides of the fence, is dry. I hope something like that isn't the case where your roses are, but I would be watchful and do some investigating to see if you find signs of the fungus. Good luck! Kim
Here is a link that might be useful: Pierce's Disease
I really don't know what killed the grapevine. I do recall that it started losing some of its leaves, then parts of its vine, a year or so before it died. But I was having problems of my own (a brain tumor), and wasn't able to pay attention to things like a dying plant. My gardener did some trimming of dying parts, but other than that nothing was really DONE for it, other than the same watering it always had. The grapevine was at least 10 years old, perhaps more, and its main vine was huge--looked more like a [small] tree trunk than a vine! Since its death, and removal, the bulbs that had been growing under it have thrived; nothing has died there, despite being in the same spot as the dead grapevine--so I don't THINK there's a fungus or anything, but I really don't know.
Also, and I have no idea if this could be related, a tangerine tree that was about 100 feet from the grapevine died earlier this year. One of its sides started dying off about a year ago, even while the rest of the tree continued producing wonderful tangerines, lots of them; pruning it didn't accomplish anything, as little by little it died off. I spoke to the horticulturalist at the LA Arboretum (which is like a mile from my house) as it was dying, just to see if perhaps there was a known issue killing citrus trees in the area, but from his questions and my responses there wasn't anything. We chalked it up to the fact that ALL plants eventually die, so perhaps it was just its time to go.
In the immediate vicinity of the now-gone tangerine tree is a huge lemon tree, a fig tree, a couple of mulberry trees, a palm tree, a few hibiscus plants, a large jade plant, and several other things I can't think of right now. And they're all doing fine.
Similarly, in the area with the three new rose bushes, everything else is thriving. There's an avocado tree, various succulents, a flower bed, gardenia bushes, and morning glories, all of which are fine.
Thanks for the link--I'm taking a look at it right now.
Welcome back from your medical issues! I'm glad you've recuperated and back digging in the dirt. I know that should make you feel "restored". I hope you don't have any issue like Oak Root, but that's all I could come up with from all you've said about the area and other plants. If you notice issues with your hibiscus and the avocado, they can be the "canary in the coal mine" as they are quite suceptible to the fungus. Hibs and Hopseed Bush are what it's now attacking here, after the Mutabilis died. Good luck with them! Kim
thanks for that link Kim
I am going to have to take a very close look at one of our grape vines. It has odd leaves that burn and turn black when the other of the grape of the same kind looks great. Of course that could also be because the lower one gets regular water and the one at the top of the hill gets watered when we remember it.
Thanks, Kim. Yes, I LOVE digging in the dirt and it's wonderful to be doing it again. I'm a lot more limited now, but between my gardeners and me everything gets done to my liking. I love not being able to answer the phone because I'm covered in mud. :)
The avocado tree I mentioned is literally within three feet of the rose bushes, so I'll keep an eye on it. Right now, it's thriving. I started it from seed in 2009, and it's now about six feet tall.
It's been a while since I updated this, so I thought I'd do that now. The third Purple Splash--the one that wasn't doing well--died. I really have no idea what happened, as its light/soil/water conditions were basically identical to the other two. I don't think I'm going to replace it, because from other posts it looks like there should be plenty of spreading/coverage from the two remaining plants. Also, I've just bought a few vines from Annie's Annuals, including a beautiful "Cup and Saucer" vine, and I'm going to put one of those along that fence, too. THAT should do it!
Love, love, love Annies! I have bought several plants from her and they have always arrived in great shape and have done well. I bought Laurentia from her last year and planted it as a fill in, on the front walkway. What a great plant! The master gardener's had never seen it before when they toured my yard and kept exclaiming, what is that plant!
Your cup and saucer vine should be georgeous! It takes off slowly. Would love to know how it does.
I love Annie's, too! Good grief, their plants arrive big, in great shape, and really carefully packed. I've never grown a Cup and Saucer vine, but can't wait for mine to take off! I bought three of those; I planted one yesterday by the chain link fence mentioned earlier, and I'm not quite sure yet where I'll put the other two. I'm thinking perhaps one on each side of the arbor that's where the patio meets the backyard. If the vines grow too long and want to come out the other side, that'll be fine because there's a low wall dividing the patio from the yard, and I can train the vines along the wall.
i have a purple splash rose and it is quite purple but i live in the pacific northwest so possibly cooler temps make a difference. I also have Night Owl climbing rose on the same fence, it is a darker purple. Here is a pic of purple splash (with dog in front) and night owl, both one year after planting. They are really healthy and seem to be growing well.
Nice pics, BlueIsland! So the darker one is Night Owl, and the lighter one Purple Splash. I like the darker one better, but for now I'm going to leave well enough alone and let my two remaining Purple Splashes do their thing. The blooms last year--which was shortly after I planted them--were much more on the pink side than purple, but we'll see if that changes at all with maturity.
PS Cute dog! :)
Thanks, emily2002, for the suggestion of trying Cardinal Hume. Right now I've way over-ordered plants, so I'm going to hold off for a bit on buying more! If the fence I want covered still needs something more to fill it in, I'll consider Cardinal Hume.
If you like the flowers and scent of Cardinal Hume, but only have a small space, you might consider Kim Rupert's PURPLE BUTTONS rose. It is a seedling of Cardinal Hume and stays compact. Here is a link: PURPLE BUTTONS ON HMF
I have Stormy Weather it is in a prime spot but I am not to thrilled with this one, maybe this will the year for it but it is very stiff, tons of thorns and no rebloom. It is puting on some mass this year so maybe it will improve


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Congratulations to all participants, conductors Mr Ngai, Mr Ng, Mr Lam and Mr Sit, and teachers Mr Wan and Mr Lam, on the excellent results in the 67th Hong Kong Music Festival 2014/15. The results for the Teams and Ensembles are:
La Salle College caps her best year on record with the String Orchestra being awarded 2nd Overall in the 67th Hong Kong School's Music Festival, on Wednesday 25th March. The 14 Orchestras in the competition all played the one set piece, Divertimento in F, KV138, by Mozart. Congratulations to the members of the String Orchestra, Mr Ngai and Mr Sit the Conductors, and teachers, Mr Wan and Mr Lam.
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Trailer Trash- tooooo much fun!
toomuchglass just had a post about insulting trailer residents, WELL, I was surfing Flickr just now, and I found some REALLY UNIQUE TRAILER YARD ART!!!
Had to put this in it's own post, you'll see why.
Here is a link that might be useful: flickr
Giggles I ran across that a couple months ago, too. Thought it was really cute! Just last night I followed a link on a link someone had posted here. They were shipping container apartments in Amsterdam. They were just stacked up, but each one had their own private balcony where the back doors opened up. I can't find it again, but I googled the same idea and thought you might like these too. Donna
Here is a link that might be useful: shipping container housing/google
Those stacked trailers were the props for a 2005 Dutch production of Anton Chekhov's play "Ivanov" at Theater het Amsterdam Bos in the Netherlands. Below is a link that shows more of the theater surrounding it. I thought it was really cool when I saw it in an email about a year ago. I had to find out where it was. he-he
Donna, those shipping container homes kind of remind me of my favorite series of Boxcar Children books by Gertrude Chandler Warner. They were about 4 orphaned kids who live in an old abandoned boxcar. They were always solving mysteries too. lol! I think I was a junker even back then because I admired the fact that they picked up things in the dump to repurpose in their boxcar home.
Here is a link that might be useful: 2005 Production of Ivanov
I saw that Picture on an email !I didn't know if it really existed.
I met a group of gals on the internet -- and - believe it not - we met and took a road trip ! (long HAPPY story ) I saw houses built up the side of a mountain . I never saw that before . ( West Virginia ? ) I don't think I'd want to live there ---- but it was awesome looking .
Good question nanatricia. I don't know.
Luna, I loved the Boxcar Children books! I was very much influenced by them, felt like I had finally met kindered spirits then, too, lol. It was 50 yrs ago that I read them (yikes!) and I don't remember a lot of the details, but I think of them often and was surprised when you mentioned them.
There used to be an old fashioned caboose that sat by one of the overpasses on hwy 50 comming into Kenosha, that I coveted for a long time as a child. Would have made a very cute little casa.
Giggles- Thanks for posting this. I had seen it before and loved it. I had received an e-mail with all kinds of different trailers that had been modified into mini-mansions, like this one, although not as elaborate, or with as many trailers in one setting.
G2G- OMG, I LOVED 'The Boxcar Children'. I too was influenced by the book and have thought about it many times over the years. Thanks for the reminder!
Another book I enjoyed was 'We Have Always Lived in a Castle' about a young girl and two old relatives who live in a broken down (condemned) old mansion.
My idol and mentor was Pipi Longstocking, so you can see I have been a junker from the get-go.
timbuck2, I thought the same thing. Wouldn't it be fun to live in a trailer park like that? Much better than a gated community. lol
I'm so glad others enjoyed the Boxcar Children stories too.
Oh my gosh, I'm seeing a theme here among us junkers. Yes Boxcar Children. We used to play "boxcar children". (do kids do that kind of play anymore?) And Pippi - I love her. I've never read "We always lived in a mansion" but I'll get be sure to now.
Shipping Containers: Apparently we import so much from China and send so little back that the containers are piling up here in the USA. Its cheaper to make new ones than to send back empty ones! I want one. GARDEN SHED! Yes!
I was so disappointed when I found out that the high rise trailers were a set for a play and not "real". (Though what an amazing set! Thanks Luna for the link.) I remember Susiewantsroses saying saying that she wanted to vacation there.
nanatricia The answer to your question about excess shipping containers: "America is buying so much merchandise from other countries, primarily China and selling so little back to them that shipping containers are actually becoming an environmental hazard. Apparently it is cheaper to manufacture new ones on the opposite side of the ocean than transport them empty back to where they originated."
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I was actually called Pippi when I was a kid. Red hair, freckles and I owned an Appaloosa horse. For you non-horsey folk out there, Appaloosa's are the American breed of horse with various spots, etc. If I remember right Pippi's horse was a breed called a Knabstrup.
I was also called Peppermint Patty which I never understood 'cuz I really really don't like baseball/softball. That and open toe sandals. I would be continually stubbing my toes and wear sandals in a horse corral? Ugh.
I think I need to buy the Pippi books for my niece for Christmas. I've already given her the Eloise books. And Ferdinand the Bull.
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Three firemen came to our house tonight Three young men in full firefighting regalia. Bella announced their presence Before they ever rang the bell, Letting us know there were men With flashlights on our porch. When I opened the door, they said they were there Because of the smoke alarm. I told them that […] [Read More]
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Hello all...I'm a noob to the home brewing scene and I've settled on partial mashing with 2 Mr. Beer fermenters right now. I'm only three batches in experience-wise and my carpool buddy is on vacation. So I turn to you fine folks for advice.
I pulled a recipe from BeerTools for a raspberry wheat. Scaling it down to the Mr. Beer size (2.11 gals), and adapting to what was available at the store, here's what I got:
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So, what do you think? Will it turn out okay?
Also, I've never used the flaked wheat before. Can I just steep it like I do the Crystal and 2-Row? I've heard things of starches. Any advice on the fruit?
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Unless you are doing a partial mash the 2row will do you no good. It cannot be steeped to gain gravity points. Crystal should be steeped.
he stated he is doing a partial mash, as for fruit addition I would up it to 2 lbs in secondary, I have had very good luck with 1lb/gallon fruit to beer ratio
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When I use flaked wheat in my recipes, I mash it as I would any other grain., where in WI you at? I have a cabin in the northwoods, in Eagle River.
Welcome to the forums BTW
So, what's the difference between mashing and steeping? Is it just rinsing off the grains? That's all I can find perusing web pages.
Good advice on the fruit. I've heard 1/4 lb to 1 gallon liquid for raspberries. Does the rest of the recipe look appropriate?
It also sounds like I need to let this bad boy condition for a little longer than normal. Oh well....it'll be an end of summer beer. azscoob, I'm just outside Madison.
Mainly temperature and 2-row: mashing is limited to the 149-158F range.
1/2 lbs in your recipe is in line with commercial raspberry wheats. As a note, McMenamins boils the berries briefly to produce a peptic haze in the beer.
If your using fresh fruit you may want to blanch them with a quick boil to kill off any bacteria and wild yeast living on the berries.
Use Oregon brand fruit puree in the secondary.
Skip the secondary and use a fruit flavor extract at bottling.
if your adding fresh fruit to the secondary the alcohol will help protect the beer from infection. But if it was me, I'd still steam them or boil the fruit for a few minutes. The fruit is covered in wild yeast that if it gets going in your beer will make it super sour.
Don't be a afraid to do the mash. If you use a fine mesh bag and a thermometer it should be very easy.


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Rushden, UK - April 10, 2014 - Linksys® today announced that it has started shipping the new WRT1900AC to arrive in e-tail and retail stores in the UK from 21st April, 2014. The new WRT is the first consumer grade Wi-Fi router to feature 4 external antennas for optimal wireless coverage throughout the home and has been certified for the new 802.11ac Wi-Fi standard. The new wireless standard delivers best in class performance and includes intelligent technologies such as beamforming to further improve the wireless signal range. The design of the new Linksys WRT1900AC Dual Band Wi-Fi Router is inspired by the iconic WRT54G that was introduced 11 years ago. The new WRT has been equipped with powerful hardware such as a dual-core 1.2 GHz processor, 128MB Flash memory, eSata and USB ports. The new WRT ships with Linksys Smart Wi-Fi set-up and management tools and Linksys has also been collaborating with OpenWrt to make sure that an Open Source alternative is available in the coming weeks.
"The WRT is a cornerstone in the history of Wi-Fi and synonymous for many people in going wireless at home as it was their first wireless router. Since the introduction of the original WRT we have sold more than 50 million units worldwide and it is still very successful even with the rapid advancement of wireless technology," said Mike Chen, vice president product management for Linksys. "The WRT has a cult status for many because of the open source aspect that made it so immensely popular. We are honored to have collaborated with OpenWrt to ensure the Open Source readiness of the product and building a WRT worthy successor with cutting edge hardware and iconic design."
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Over the past months Linksys and the OpenWrt project have been collaborating to ensure Open Source readiness and continued development for the new WRT.
"The history of OpenWrt goes back more than a decade when it all began with a project to hack and modify the Linksys WRT54G. A lot has changed since then," said Gregers Petersen, relationship manager at OpenWrt. "Today OpenWrt is a complete embedded Linux distribution that enables users to be innovative and create new solutions and functions. Other key elements of OpenWrt are source code transparency, security and extensive package repositories. We see it as a very positive development to have collaborated directly with the Linksys engineering team on the new WRT1900AC router. As a result of that consumers will have the freedom of choice between the Linksys default firmware and OpenWrt. The OpenWrt developers recognise the potential of the collaboration with Linksys, and the opportunities it brings for more devices and solutions."
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Additional features have been added to the new WRT in the development process after the initial announcement at CES. Next to the extremely powerful router functionality, the new WRT can now be configured as a range extender or wireless bridge. Software features have also been added including support for the No-IP dynamic DNS service. Linksys is also planning to add Wi-Fi Scheduling and an OpenVPN based VPN Server to the WRT in a future firmware update to enable users to establish a secure remote connection to the router from anywhere in the world.
Better Range Through Antenna Diversity
Like other 802.11ac routers, data is transmitted to wireless clients by the WRT using three spatial streams. Unlike other 802.11ac routers the new WRT is equipped with four adjustable and removable antennas. The router automatically selects and utilises the best three out of the four antennas to transmit and receive data to connected devices, depending on their location in the home. This antenna diversity technology helps provide greater range and coverage compared to more traditional three antenna devices, so all connected devices can achieve the best performance wherever they are located.
Linksys Smart Wi-Fi
Linksys Smart Wi-Fi is a setup and management software tool that gives users access to their connected devices from a browser or mobile app so they can easily manage their home network. Users can access their home network anywhere from a browser on a PC or app on their iOS or Android smart phone or tablet to check the connection status of their devices, provide guest access to visitors or prevent kids from accessing social networks.
With the launch of the new WRT, Linksys has added a new Smart Wi-Fi tool called Network Map in the browser interface of Linksys Smart Wi-Fi. Network Map is a visual representation of the home network displaying the router and its connected devices. The tool enables users to see, what devices are using the most bandwidth, how strong the signal is to a device or which wireless band it is connected to. Network Map provides a more intuitive and graphical approach to monitor and manage a home network.
WRT1900AC Hardware Specifications
- 80211ac Wi-Fi (backwards compatible with 802.11a/b/g/n)
- Speeds up to 1300Mbps* on the 5Ghz band
- Speeds up to 600Mbps* on the 2.4 Ghz band
- Gigabit WAN & LAN ports
- 1 x eSata/USB 2.0 port
- 1 x USB 3.0 port
- 1.2GHz dual-core ARM-based processor
- 128MB Flash Memory
- 4 exchangeable external antennas
WRT1900AC Software Features
- Browser based set-up for installation from device PC/Mac, smartphone or tablet
- Can be configured as: Router, Range Extender (aka Repeater) or Wireless Bridge
- Free Linksys Smart Wi-Fi account
- Linksys Smart Wi-Fi can be accessed from a browser or the Linksys Smart Wi-Fi app for iOS and Android
- Share printers or storage devices through USB or eSata
- Built in DLNA certified media server and FTP Server to share files
- Drag and drop media prioritization to prioritize bandwidth for devices, applications or games
- Parental controls to prevent access to websites or block access during certain hours.
- Dynamic DNS services supported: No-IP, DynDNS and TZO
- Built-in speedtest to test broadband upload and download speed
- Open Source Ready
Pricing and Availability
The new Linksys WRT1900AC Dual-Band Wireless-AC Router will be available starting 21st April 2014 at www.amazon.co.uk at an MSRP of £249.99.
About Linksys
The Linksys brand has pioneered wireless connectivity since its inception in 1988 with its leading innovation and engineering strategies, and best-in-class technology, design, and customer service. Linksys enables a connected lifestyle for people at home, at work and on the move, and with its award-winning products, simplifies home control, entertainment, security and Internet access through innovative features and a growing application and partner ecosystem. For more information, visit linksys.com, like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter or watch us on YouTube.
*The maximum performance for wireless is derived from IEEE Standard 802.11 specifications. Actual performance can vary, and might result in lower wireless network capacity, data throughput rate, range and coverage. Performance depends on many factors, conditions and variables, including distance from the access point, volume of network traffic, environment building materials and construction, operating system used, mix of wireless products used, interference and other adverse conditions. To achieve maximum performance, routers must be paired with coordinating adapters/and or computers in both the 2.4 and 5.0 GHz band such that the maximum performance can be maximized for each GHz band.
BELKIN, LINKSYS and many product names and logos are trademarks of Belkin International. Third-party trademarks mentioned are the property of their respective owners.
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I'm suggesting, why not have a voice chat in League of Legends. It makes it much more easier to communicate without having to type or having the needs to open and use any voice chat program like skype, msn, etc.
This is just a suggestion . What do you guys think?
I apologize for my english (it's bad i know)
Hope to see more improvements in LoL in the near future.
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then how would tribunal report based on something they cant hear unless sound logs are recorded which cost a lot of memory.
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Lavenham is one of the most visited villages in Suffolk. This gorgeous town is filled with Tudor townhouses and crooked cottages. Take a walk down the main street and you will see plenty of these fabulous old timber-framed buildings.
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Wonderful little page! Hahaha, Alex knows how to avoid dangerous situations, huh?
I think there's a crooked teahouse in Windsor too, do they build them crooked on purpose to be tourist "traps"?
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I don't think there's any "may have" about eating those hand-cut chips!! I am fairly certain you did!! ;-)) Love the colour of those houses!
Oh, I really love all these winky-wonky houses ..... *winkygrin*
One of my favourite churches in Suffolk - and yes, The Swan has a good restaurant !
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The mouse wheel event only moves in multiples of 3 lines (by the system default). According to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms997498.aspx , it should scroll a fraction of that whenever possible. I've some code which aims to replace ScintillaWin.cxx lines 881-909 to get this done, but I have not tested it yet. My patch should scroll marginally less than the original because of the floor/ceiling calculations, but that is negligible.
Also, if there is no reason for allowing to WM_HSCROLL past the right side of the window, why not add the 3 lines of checking for SB_LINEDOWN from the SB_PAGEDOWN (see ScintillaWin.cxx lines 2357-2359)?
Neil Hodgson
It won't build unless an extra scope is created to allow definition of linesPerScroll2 (which should have a better name). After fixing that it doesn't change scrolling behaviour with a Logitech Anywhere Mouse MX in continuous mode.
With SB_LINEDOWN, the comment indicates the reason: "May move past the logical end".
Lim Wei Zhong
Yes, it would not change scrolling behaviour if your "mouse properties" has already set SPI_GETWHEELSCROLLLINES to 1, meaning that linesPerScroll=1.
I don't see the reason for the comment because even dragging the scrollbar does not permit scrolling past the end.
Neil Hodgson
When the lines per scroll are set to 6 or 3 with the patch it still always scrolls 6 or 3 lines respectively. The same with a Zone Touch Mouse which has a scrolling strip.
SB_LINEDOWN is the arrow button at the end of the scroll bar - its not referring to dragging the scroll thumb.
Lim Wei Zhong
That's unexpected. I can't see anything that could go wrong in the code. "linesPerScroll2" should be 6/3 and then depending on "wheelDelta", the result of "linesPerScroll2 * wheelDelta / WHEEL_DELTA" can be less than 3.
If "wheelDelta / WHEEL_DELTA" is say 50/120, then "linesToScroll" would be 1. Could I see the code in context?
About SB_LINEDOWN: I see. I found it quite unintuitive because my middle-button scrolling that my mouse driver does scrolls past the right even when there is no horizontal scrollbar.
Neil Hodgson
This needs to be shown to be effective before it will be merged.
Neil Hodgson