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Season 2015 : Episode 20150326
Season 2015 : Episode 20150327
Interview with Chris Soules of "The Bachelor". Common and John Legend perform "Glory" from the movie "Selma".
Good Morning America looks at the 2014 Golden Globe nominations. Plus, Jake Owens performs.
The cast of "Birdman" and the cast of "Fury" and Chef Emeril Lagasse cooks a favorite recipe. "Shark Tank" Friday.
GMA Goes Pink, dedicating a large portion of the show to breast cancer information. Angelina Jolie's doctor, Dr. Kristi Funk, discusses the latest medical advances and developments. Pink Deals and Steals with contributor Tory Johnson, with 15% of the proceeds going to breast cancer organizations. A performance by Smokey Robinson and Aloe Blacc. GMA organizes a big surprise for a very special group of breast cancer survivors.
Interview with actress Zoe Saldana of "Guardians of the Galaxy". Five must-have's for every college dorm.
Country sensation Florida Georgia Line performs as part of "GMA's" summer concert series in Central Park's Rumsey Playfield. Back to School "Deals and Steals" with contributor Tory Johnson.
Robin Roberts visits the sets of "Scandal," Grey's Anatomy" and "How to Get Away with Murder" with an interview with writer and producer Shonda Rhimes. "The Chew" co-hosts dish on their new cookbook "The Chew: A Year of Celebrations". "Deals and Steals" with contributor Tory Johnson. "Judge Judy" host Judy Sheindlin discusses her new book "What Would Judy Say: Be the Hero of Your Own Story".
Host David Hartman and co-host Nancy Dussault are joined by contributors political observer John V. Lindsay, Hollywood columnist Rona Barrett, journalist Geraldo Rivera, investigative reporter Jack Anderson, humorist Jonathan Winters and columnist Erma Bombeck.
International superstars One Direction perform live in New York's Central Park.
Good Morning America is live today.
Interviews with Reese Witherspoon, Laura Dern and Cheryl Strayed of "Wild" and Christine Baranski of "Into the Woods". Darius Rucker performs. GMA's Home for the Holidays Reunions. People Magazine's "half their size" issue and the inspirational men and women behind the dramatic weight loss.
David Muir fills in for the vacationing George Stephanopoulos. GMA contributor Cameron Mathison sits down with the cast of "Expendables 3" Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson, Wesley Snipes, Jason Statham, Kelsey Grammer, Dolph Lundgren, Terry Crews, and Kellan Lutz. Interview with television host Peter Funt of TV Land's Candid Camera. Ginger Zee swims with the sharks on GMA Shark Week. Back to School: School Supplies "Deals and Steals" with contributor Tory Johnson.
Interview with comedienne, actress and "The View" co-host Rosie O'Donnell of HBO's "Rosie O'Donnell: A Heartfelt Stand Up". "GMA's" epic Valentine's Day surprise in Bryant Park's Winter Village with a performance by musician Christina Perri. Professional NBA player Stephen Curry.
Interviews with actress Jennifer Lawrence of "X-Men: Days of Future Past" and TV journalist Katie Couric with the results of the "Fed Up" 10-day sugar challenge. Wynonna performs "Follow Me".
Interviews with actress Julia Roberts of HBO's "The Normal Heart", actor Adam Sandler of "Blended" and actress Lake Bell of "Million Dollar Arm". "Deals and Steals" with contributor Tory Johnson.
Guests are actresses Ellen Burstyn and Linda Blair and actors Max Von Sydow and Jason Miller talk about "The Exorcist". "Battered Women": Kathryn England convicted of killing her husband after suffering what she described as years of physical abuse and Joyce Hawthorne accused of killing her husband. Dr. Lenore Walker discusses spousal abuse.moreless
Gabrielle Union talks about her new show Being Mary Jane. A look at John Travolta's guest appearance on Kirstie. Author David Zinczenko stops by.
Interviews with actors Scott Foley and Omar Epps. Interview with actress Bindi Irwin, her mother Terri and brother Robert. Deals and steals.
The "Dancing with the Stars" After Party. "GMA" rolls out the red carpet for the final couples, plus live in-studio interviews and questions from viewers; the finalists also perform for the audience; a preview of "Thank You America! with Robin Roberts".
GMA's Ultimate Oscar Party, with all five anchors reporting from LA. Yahoo! fashion editor Joe Zee with all the red carpet fashion. Eden xo performs "The Weekend", plus DJ Kiss and DJ M.O.S.
Interviews with actress Chloe Moretz of "The Equalizer", actors Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross of ABC's "Black-ish" and "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" host Terry Crews. Tavis Smiley and Sharna Burgess, the "Dancing with the Stars" couple voted off from Tuesday night. GMA's "Upgrade Your Morning" series continues.
Actors Kevin James and Henry Winkler talk about their new movie "Here Comes the Boom". The Larry Sanders Show reunion. Rick Springfield sings "I Hate Myself". Mark Kelly talks about his children's book "Mousetronaut". Michael Symon prepares Pork & Ricotta Meatballs.
Good Morning America is live today.
Actress Sarah Paulson stops by. A preview of People's year-end issue. Chef Eduardo Garcia cooks live.
Interviews with actor Chris Evans of "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" and TV host Nick Cannon of "America's Got Talent". Behind the scenes of "Dancing With the Stars''. MKTO performs. A look at the women of "Duck Dynasty.''
The Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy; Sandy Wipes Out Seaside Heights; Campaigns Starting Up Again; Elmo Calms Children Frightened by Storm.
Day of Giving to help storm victims; GMA Telethon raises money for the American Red Cross hurricane relief efforts; Nor-easter storm threatens Sandy-battered areas; Final day of campaigning for Obama, Romney before Election Day.
Surveying the Damage From Superstorm Sandy; Fires, Gas Leaks in New Jersey; Romney, Obama Resume Campaigns Post Storm; Denzel Washington on New Movie "Flight."
Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart's Roller Coaster Relationship; Owners Search for Pets Lost in Superstorm Sandy; Robin Roberts Makes Ebony Magazine's Power 100 List
Tropical Storm Sandy gains strength; Mitt Romney distances from Richard Mourdock's comments; Deadly shark attack; Face slapping technique to fight wrinkles; "Don't Trust the B" stars.
Special guest Oprah Winfrey discusses OWN, shares great deals on her favorite products; Hurricane Sandy's path; President Obama, Mitt Romney campaign in battleground states; High school football dangers.
Mitt Romney, President Obama Final Election Showdown; 2012 Presidential Election Polls Show Candidates Even; iPad Mini Expected at Apple Event
The Extreme Weather Team tracks Hurricane Sandy; Jimmy Kimmel Interview.
Superstorm Sandy: Reports on hurricane devastation and recovery along the East Coast;
Nanny Allegedly Stabs, Kills Two Children in NYC; School Bus Drivers Caught Speeding; Pippa Middleton Book Tour: Girl Tells Her 'I Hate Princesses'
Guests are Taylor Swift; Gerard Butler; Elisha Cuthbert; Halle Berry; record-setting skydiver Felix Baumgartner. Final Presidential Debate 2012: Polls Show Tie, Gas Prices Falling: Could Drop as Much as 50 Cents a Gallon and Wisconsin Spa Shooting: Guman Kills 3, Self.
Behind the Scenes of President's 2012 Campaign, Poll Shows Barack Obama Has 3-Point Lead
Actress Lindsay Lohan discusses new Lifetime movie; Thanksgiving dinner ideas; Babies smash cakes.
Matthew McConaughey's weight loss; Thanksgiving recipes; Holiday travel tips.
Black Friday Shopping; Black Friday Holiday Shopping Bargains and Pitfalls; Toys R US CEO on 'GMA' For Black Friday Deals
Robin Robert's Powerful Journey. American Embassy attack; 'Modern Family's' Rico Rodriguez; Nicki Minaj.
Chefs cook with Lara and Josh; Sandy victims hit with Nor'easter; How the election will affect future of GOP. 'Iron Chef' Stars in Cook-off Competition
Election Results 2012; President Obama Re-Elected, Inside President Obama's Win
Guests are Jake Tapper author of "The Outpost: An Untold Story of American Valor", Marissa Jaret Winokur, Rachael Ray, Les Gold and Ashley Broad ("Hardcore Pawn"). New details on CIA director's affair with Paula Broadwell. David Petraeus Regrets Affair.
Josh Elliott gets back at Lara Spencer for Nick Jonas prank; David Petraeus scandal widens; Black Friday shopping.
Kirstie Alley and Gilles Marini booted off "DWTS"; Real-Life Barbie doll; Foods that help whiten teeth.
Military family reunion; David Petraeus to testify on Benghazi; iLuminate light show preview.
"DWTS" hostess Brooke Burke tells fans about thyroid cancer diagnosis; Gas shortages in Northeast; John Boehner on tax rate increase.
'Sons of Anarchy' Actor Johnny Lewis' Death; Banks Hit by Cyberattacks: Is Anti-Islamic Movie to Blame? Pre-school Girl Saves Mother's Life With 911 Call
Stephen Colbert guest cohost and talks about his book "America, Again"; actress Jenny McCarthy talks about her book "Bad Habits"; Country singer Kenny Rogers talks about his new book "Luck or Something Like It". Chef Emeril Lagasse prepares pumpkin lasagna and pumpkin custard pie. News stories: Peanut butter recall; More loose seats on American Airlines.moreless
Queen Latifah talks about the Lifetime movie remake of "Steel Magnolias"; personal trainer Chris Powell; the latest castoffs from "Dancing With the Stars." Also: a "Save or Splurge" segment on denim. News stories: President Obama 2007 Disaster Relief Video Released Before Debate; Facebook Under Fire for Selling Access to Users; Eric Dane Sues Billy Corgan Over Fallen Tree.moreless
Actor Arnold Schwarzenegger talks about his book "Total Recall"; actor Liam Neeson talks about his new film "Taken 2"; actress Jami Gertz talks about the new TV series "The Neighbors"; and Taylor Swift talks about her new album. Also: a performance by the Wallflowers; a look at the male contestants on "Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars." News stories: Jet crash test in desert. Justin Bieber throws up onstage during performance.moreless
"Robin Roberts shares message before beginning bone marrow transplant; Mitt Romney faces tough questions in Univision interview; California amusement park ride stuck; 'Popcorn Lung' lawsuit; Tim Tebow considers political career.
"iPhone 5 Launch: Long Lines, Glitches for Apple's New Maps; Lindsay Lohan Arrested; "Secret Princes" Follows Young Royals Looking for love.
Julie Bowen co-hosts, actor Scott Speedman talks about the new TV series "The Last Resort", Carla Hall and Daphne Oz and the hosts of "The Chew" preview their cookbook "The Chew: Food. Life. Fun." Also: Cynthia McFadden interviews author J.K. Rowling about her new book "The Casual Vacancy". News stories: Bad calls could help end NFL referee lockout; the first couple eliminated from "Dancing With the Stars."moreless
Sofia Vergara co-hosts; actress Lana Parrilla of Once Upon a Time. Also: Cynthia McFadden interviews author J.K. Rowling. Robin Roberts' commercial for the Be The Match Mission goes live today. Did Leonardo Da Vinci Paint Another Mona Lisa?; Obama Taps John Kerry for Romney-Campaign Prep; Sofia Vergara Gives Bedroom Makeover on 'GMA'.moreless
"Emmy Awards After Party: Jimmy Kimmel hosts Emmy Awards; Red carpet fashion highlights; "Modern Family," "Homeland" win big; Arnold Schwarzenegger releases memoir; "DWTS" all stars gear up for season premiere.
Modern Family star Ty Burrell guest hosts, Vanessa Williams talks about her new show "666 Park Avenue"; Caroline Kennedy discusses what the JFK recordings being released means to everyone. and Chef Rocco DiSpirito prepares his mama's meatballs. News stories: Iran claims it has test-fired missiles in Strait of Hormuz; President Obama, Mitt Romney in NYC; "Dancing With the Stars" highlights.
Valerie Bertinelli stops by to cooks a meatloaf from her new cookbook "One Dish at a Time". Hayden Panttiere talks about her new role on Nashville. Oprah is hires Nicole Kidman's acting coach to help her with her new movie role. Jason Aldean performs his new single "Take a Little Ride." Jennifer Aniston talked with Chelsea Handler about being engaged and she got pretty overwhelmed with emotions while on the show. Also, in fashion news, Target and Neiman Marcus have decided to team up and do a collaboration for both stores. News stories: Zumba Prostitution Scandal; Pressure on President Obama; Hillary Clinton Takes Responsibility for Libya Security Failuresmoreless
Actor Don Cheadle talks about the new movie "Flight". Singer Taylor Swift performs "State of Grace". Melrose Place reunion Part II. Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien stops by to make some low calorie breakfast items. The Big Apple Circus takes over the set to perform some truly amazing bike stunts. Red Bull's Skydive From Space: Second Presidential Debate; Connecticut Rescue Dog Saves Infant's Life.
Al Smith Dinner 2012: Obama-Romney Cease Fire; Bus Driver Kicks Dirty-Diapered Infant Off Bus.
Highlights from the second presidential debate; Beyonce will perform at Super Bowl XLVII; Zumba prostitution scandal; "Bachelorette" Emily Maynard breaks engagement; Bristol Palin off "Dancing With the Stars." John Mayer birthday dinner with Katy Perry. Johnny Depp is now the head of a publishing company through HarperCollins. Emeril Lagasse's Cuban Sandwich recipe. Nate Berkus, interior designer with a coffee table makover.
Rob Lowe guest hosts. Sherri Shepherd of The View talks about the latest news from Dancing With the Stars, Jennifer Aniston's huge engagement ring, talk about Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman divorcing after 30 years and Brad Pitt being the first male model for Chanel Number 5 Perfume. Connie Britton from the new TV show 'Nashville' and Jack Hanna brings some wild creatures to place on the laps of the cast. And another sneak peak at "Argo" as well as talks to two of the stars, John Goodman and Alan Arkin.
Actor Bryan Cranston talks about his role in the movie "Argo," how he prepared for the role and what his greatest role of all time is. And he does a spot on impression of Alan Arkin. Stanley Tucci talks about his new cookbook. He also makes some pasta casserole and steak oreganato. Jack Osbourne saving a woman's life on his honeymoon, Ann Romney talks about the healing powers of Horse Therapy and the cast of the Jersey Shore stops by to talk about their final season together. Tori Spelling has had a very tough pregnancy, from unusual amounts of bleeding to her C-section splitting open three months after the pregnancy.
Brooke Shields guest hosts, live KISS concert they perform "Hell or Hallelujah and "Rock and Roll All Nite". singers Lennon and Maisy are signed on for "Nashville". Rescued walrus Mitik gets a new home at the New York Aquarium. St. Elsewhere cast reunited for a photo shoot and story of the 1980's medical drama.
Actor-director Ben Affleck stops by to talk about his new movie "Argo". Taylor Swift debuts a new song from her soon to be released album "Red". Jay-Z and Beyonce perform a stunning duet at a Jay-Z concert. The cast from Melrose Place also stops by to talk about working on the show which ended nearly ten years ago. Susan Boyle announces two debuts with her idol, Donny Osmond. Emeril Lagasse stops by to make some gluten free pizza and a gluten free chocolate and almond cake.
Newtown children raise funds through music; Lance Armstrong comes clean in Oprah interview; Coca Cola addresses obesity in new ads; Miracle berry diet secrets.
Lance Armstrong confesses in Oprah interview; Hostage situation in Algeria; Michelle Obama's new haircut; Nightmare wedding stories; How to turn clutter into cash; Creating a home gym.
Interviews with Drew Barrymore; Taye Diggs; Valerie Harper. Also: George Stephanopoulos and Josh Elliott report on President Barack Obama's inauguration; fashion experts discuss Michelle Obama's inaugural-ball gown.
Mariah Carey Opens Up on Motherhood, 'American Idol';Missoni disappearance; Notre Dame vs Alabama in BCS championship game.
Robin Roberts returns to "GMA" on Feb. 20th; Severe snowstorm headed toward Northeast; Chris Christie fires back on weight; Kelly Clarkson's engagement; Toni Braxton interview 'No Love For Music Anymore'.
7.3-Magnitude Quake Strikes Off Coast of Japan; New 'Fiscal Cliff' Negotiations Still in Stalemate
Josh, Sam and Amy discuss tricycles, 'Buck Wild' controversy, 'Play of the Day', and GMA Rewind.
White House rejects GOP plan; Kate Middleton latest; Beyonce documentary.
Syria Civil War: Fears of Chemical Weapon Use; John McAfee Arrested in Guatemala Overnight
Gift ideas for all budgets; Tornado outbreak; Nelson Mandela treated for lung infection; Arizona jackpot winner identified; Driving dogs; Inhaling food flavors; Puppies for rent.
North Korea launches missile; Drew Barrymore on motherhood; Mario Batali.
Secret Ways to Make Your Food Taste Better; Justin Bieber Paparazzi Death Prompts Call for Laws and Extreme Weight-Loss Success Stories.
Dancing With The Stars performer and actress Julianne Hough stars in the new movie "Safe Haven". Jodi Arias Trial: Defense Claims Victim Was Sex Deviant; Kathy Griffin Helps Assistant Shed Pounds; cooking with Emeril Lagasse, Miguel rocks Times Square singing "Adorn". "Meggings" Make Way Into Men's Fashion World and preview of the new season British drama Downton Abbey PBS premiere.
Emeril's favorite cookies; fiscal cliff negotiations; holiday gift deals.
Winning lottery tickets sold in Arizona and Missouri; Selena Gomez fulfills girl's 'Make-a-Wish' dream. Powerball Jackpot Winners in Two States
Alicia Keys performs. Also: a look at rehearsals for "Dancing With the Stars;" a preview of "Revenge. Guests include Dolly Parton and Donald Driver. Also: a performance by the Muppets; behind the scenes of "Hot in Cleveland." Powerball lottery craze; Brad Pitt talks about family and films; Angus T. Jones apologizes for "Two and a Half Men" rant.moreless
Best Cyber Monday deals; Casey Anthony prosecutors discuss evidence "Oversight"; President Obama readies for cabinet shakeup; Powerball Jackpot; Bounce house injuries rise; Jonathan Adler decorates "GMA" set for the holidays.
Muppets join the morning team; Anna Nicole Smith's daughter models; Dolly Parton interview.
NYPD officer Lawrence DiPrimo discusses viral photo; New details on Powerball winners; Holiday toy dangers; Lindsay Lohan arrested on assault charges; MTV's "Catfish" series exposes false internet relationships.
Heidi Klum visits "GMA"; California storm evacuations; NFL player Jovan Belcher's apparent murder-suicide; Magician's head set on fire in TV prank gone wrong; Girl bit by dolphin at SeaWorld.
Duchess Kate hospitalized for morning sickness; Jessica Biel's new films; Gabrielle Douglas's new book.
Doomsday dud; Winter weather creates holiday travel problems; Danny Boome's recipe rehab.
Josh Brolin talks about his new movie Gangster Squad. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie opens up about Hurricane Sandy and the 2012 Presidential Election.
Reality star Kim Kardashian and rapper Kanye West expecting their first child. 'Fiscal Cliff' Deal Passes House Despite GOP Holdouts; Hannah Storm On Burn Accident.
Joe Lueken Gives Grocery Store to His Employees, 2012 Trends That Will Change in 2013; Financial Makeover Advice.
Hero Cop Jumps Into Frigid Waters to Rescue Woman; Christmas Wishes to Newtown, Connecticut
Toys for Tots Helps Children Affected by Superstorm Sandy; Christmas-Inspired Hairstyles
Secrets to re-gifting; best shopping bargains; leftover fiesta cooking.
Iron Chef shares appetizer recipes; Snow storm slams Northeast; Kicker's viral video gets NFL attention.
Remembering military leader 'Stormin' Norman'; Russia bans adoptions to U.S.; Search for Ark of the Covenant.
Hillary Clinton hospitalized; Ryan Seacrest on New Year's Eve without Dick Clark.
2012 year in review; President Obama launches gun-violence task force; On-time delivery of last-minute gifts; Christmas sweaters for canines; Chris Cosentino's holiday recipes; Albert Brooks discusses new film "This Is 40."
Inside the safest school in the country's security system; Obama to speak on gun violence; Rocco Dispirito's chicken marsala recipe.
Schools prepare to reopen; mental health and children; Leslie Mann's new movie.
Holiday surprise for solider; Susan Rice withdraws from Sec. of State consideration.
Talking to your child about school safety; gun debate; dealing with loss.
Good Morning America is live today.
Good Morning America is live today.
Good Morning America is live today.
Good Morning America is live today.
Supreme Court health care mandate ruling; Colorado wildfires; Attorney General Eric Holder held in contempt of Congress; California bans Foie Gras; Women embracing post-baby body; Demien Bichir talks about "Savages."
Good Morning America is live today. Plus, Eric McCormack, Kristen Johnston, Jack Osbourne and Chris Powell.
"Cake Boss" prepares desserts for July 4th; Homeland Security tightens for holiday; Grandmother charged in death of teenage grandson; Sammy the Dog caught in a pricey custody battle; Young girl swims with sharks.
Good Morning America is live today. Plus, Demi Lovato performs "Unbroken" and "Give Your Heart a Break."
Michelle, Pfeiffer, Summer picnic ideas, Snooki and JWoww live; stars of "Baby Daddy"
Good Morning America is live today. Plus, football player Drew Brees and actress Denise Richards.
Bullied bus monitor Karen Klein will not press charges; Sandusky's adopted son claims abuse; Miami Heat win NBA championship; One-piece swimsuit fashion; Florida home swallowed by sinkhole.
Good Morning America is live today.
Spring Nor'easter brings heavy rain, snow; John Edwards trial; Tucson girl vanishes from bedroom; Justin Bieber's Twitter hour; Kirstie Alley talks about "DWTS" weight loss; Robin Roberts' 10 years on "GMA"' Sarah Jessica Parker interview.
Good Morning America is live today.
Good Morning America is live today.
Guinness World Records week kicks off on "GMA"; President Obama launches re-election campaign; cheetah attacks woman on vacation; preview of new TV show "Duets"; Wolfgang Puck's recipes.
Good Morning America is live today.
Good Morning America is live today.
Good Morning America is live today.
Good Morning America is live today.
Good Morning America is live today.
"Dancing With the Stars" after party with Donald Driver, Katherine Jenkins; Investigaton over Facebook investors; Nancy Reagan recovering after fall; Bellagio casino heist thwarted; Will Smith discusses "MIB 3."
Richard Blais' Memorial Day recipes; children confusing laundry pods for candy; Search for missing student Mickey Shunick; Olympian Lolo Jones opens up on relationships; Kevin Costner interview.
Good Morning America is live today.
Missing Tennessee girls found alive, suspect dead; College student battles flesh-eating bacteria; Time magazine cover puts spotlight on attachment parenting; Emeril's breakfast in bed for Mother's Day; Felicity Huffman interview.
Facebook IPO hype; Donna Summer dead at 63; Trayvon Martin seen in surveillance video before shooting; Fred Boyce describes alligator attack; Josh and Sam tackle Six Flags' X-Flight roller coaster; Rao's steak pizzaiola recipe.
Maria Menounos voted off 'DWTS'; Tom Cruise opens up; opinionated Judge Judy; skin cancer screening; Tyra Banks
Mitch Albom author of "The Time Keeper". Food & Wine magazine's Gail Simmons with some ideas for kids lunches. Theresa Caputo talks about Season 3 of Long Island Medium.
TV hostess Kelly Ripa, Liberal Arts writer, director and star Josh Radnor and Melissa Etheridge performs "Falling Up". Chef Dan Coutreau with a homemade recipe of an Egg McMuffin. Sarah Connell author of "Bringing in Finn". News stories: Heidi Klum and Seal divorce, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson stopped some thieves in their tracks.
Pam Peeke, author of the book "The Hunger Fix"; Personal trainer Chris Powell and Edwin Velex who lost 140 pounds in three months; John Travolta and Olivia Newton John have decided they are going to record a Christmas album; Liz Vaccariello to find out how to get free hotel upgrades, a free breakfast and may some free wifi. Also: the cast of "National Lampoon's Vacation"; steals and deals; things to know when staying at a hotel.
Radiologist Margaret Cuomo talks about her book "A World Without Cancer"; personal trainer Chris Powell. Also: the cast of "Clueless"; a detox plan for food addiction. 2012 Presidential Election: Job Numbers Impact on Obama, Romney; Teacher-Student Sex Scandal.
Interview of Kelly Ripa and her new co-host Michael Strahan. Elizabeth Vargas interviews the girls from the film "Bachelorette" Kirsten Dunst, Isla Fisher and Lizzy Caplan. Country Music Award nominations are announced when Lara Spencer is joined by Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean. News stories: Is Melatonin Safe For Your Child? and news on Kellie Pickler, John Mayer, and a couple of your favorite movies from he 1980s.
Country star Luke Bryan performs "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye". Stylist Joe Zee of All On The Line with Joe Zee. Chef Edward Lee makes a Peach Cobbler.
Interview with director James Cameron who talks about "Titanic 3D". Chef Mario Batali with a Gazpacho recipe. News stories: "Obama's DNC Speech: How Did He Do?; Emily Maynard, Jef Holm on Life After "The Bachelorette" and "Fifty Shades of Grey" film.
Guests are Kyle Massey, Candace Nelson. Also: steals and deals; a bone-marrow donor's meeting with a recipient. Rep. Todd Akin speaks out; Diana Nyad interview.
London Olympic Games 2012 highlights; Skateboard "bombing" banned; Andy Samberg interview, Common performs and tips for snapping glamorous vacation photos.
Actress Amy Adams talks about her film "Trouble With the Curve". Nicole Richie talks about her clothing line for Macy's. Kix Brooks of Brooks and Dunn performs. Aimee Copeland Interview: 'I'm Alive, I'm Celebrating'; Prince William, Kate Middleton Baby Speculation; Mark Zuckerberg Speaks for First Time Since IPO.
Actress Susan Sarandon of "Cloud Atlas"; Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian celebrate first year of fashion line; Oprah Winfrey hypes "Iyanla, Fix My Life"; Emmitt Smith and Cheryl Burke of "Dancing With the Stars".
Jessica Simpson makes her guest host debut. Actor Richard Gere talks about his new film "Arbitrage", Tim Gunn talks about his book "Tim Gunn's Fashion Bible" and 9/11 memorial designer Michael Arad with a reflection on the attacks. News stories:Â Robin Roberts tracks bone marrow transplant progress in blog; Bob Woodward details debt crisis in new book; Alaskan fisherman rescued from sea; Prince William and Kate Middleton visit Singapore.moreless
""GMA" anchors compete in Name That TV Tune; Mitt Romney's "inelegant" fundraiser words caught on tape; Court ruling on Kate Middleton topless photos; New weight-loss drug; Barbara Walters previews "Best in TV" special; Touring Hershey's chocolate factory.
The Muppets take over "GMA" as the celebrate the 43rd season of "Sesame Street". Singer-songwriter Tamar Braxton and her husband Vincent Herbert talk about their new reality show. Plus sized model Robyn Lawley stops by and talks about accepting her size 12 figure and Clinton Kelly prepares a Twice Baked Couch Potato recipe. News stories: East Coast slammed by powerful storms; President Obama speaks about leaked Mitt Romney tapes; Arsenic levels in rice; Lifeguards' "Gangnam Style" parody gets them fired.moreless
Mitt Romney Interview With George Stephanopoulos, Ginger Lee talks to Shark Tank's Robert Herjavec and Kevin O'Leary and Green Day performs. News stories: Kate Middleton Topless Photos Published in French Tabloid. Kelly Rutherford Opens Up About Custody Battle. Lady Gaga's new fragrance "Fame" is released. Iconic jeweler Tiffany & Co. is celebrating their 175th birthday today. Model and mom Heidi Klum is launching a new children's clothing line called Truly Scrumptious at Babies 'R' Us.moreless
Actor-director Clint Eastwood talks about his film "Trouble With the Curve", singer Cyndi Lauper talks about her new memoir and her blues album "Memphis Blues" and Rachael Ray prepares a football tailgating feast and makes Zucchini Fritters. News storyies: Prince Harry stationed at base attacked in Afghanistan; Video of toddler playing with gorilla surfaces; Usher talks to Oprah about custody battle.moreless
Katie Couric discusses her talk show, actress-singer Jennifer Hudson previews her new clothing line, Trista and Ryan Sutter of "The Bachelorette" discuss complications from her recent plastic surgery and wildlife expert Jack Hanna. Also: Country-music group Little Big Town perform. News stories: "Teachers in Chicago go on strike after failure to agree on contract; Pet monkey escapes from house in Florida; "Hoarding" home quarantined after hantavirus infection; Stalker invades Miley Cyrus' home.moreless
Guests are Stefano Langone of "American Idol" performs, trainer Chris Powell of "Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition", Daniel Holzman and Michael Chernow, owners of New York City's Meatball Shop. Anchors play "Name That Tune"; Heat wave returns; Search for missing Iowa girls.
Extreme Roller Coasters; Hershey Park's Sky Rush; Explosions in Syria; FDA approves new obesity drug.
Guests are Mehmet Oz, James Carville, political strategist Stan Greenberg and The Wiggles perform. Price of looking like royalty Kate Middleton style; Rising food prices; Tight presidential race.
"American Idol" TV show host Ryan Seacrest talks about the new season of Idol. The Twitter mirror. Interview with celebrity organizer and author Justin Klosky.
Hip hop stars Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. TV show host Ryan Seacrest and "The View" hostess Jenny McCarthy.
GMA's New Year's Day 2014!
A preview of the new season of "The Taste"; People Magazine's Half Their Size; a preview of "The Assets."
Interview with actor Drew Chapman; author Dr. Ian Smith; People Magazine's Half Their Size.
Actress Cameron Diaz is interviewed. Lena Dunham talks about the new season of HBO's Girls. Chris Harrison discusses the return of The Bachelor.
Margot Robbie talks about her new movie The Wolf of Wall Street. Plus, a review of 2013.
Good Morning America celebrates Christmas.
Singers John Mayer and Katy Perry are interviewed. Will Ferrell talks about his new movie Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro discuss Grudge Match.
Paul Rudd talks about his new movie Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. Reality star NeNe Leakes is interviewed. Plus, a preview of Barbara Walters' 10 Most Fascinating People of 2013.
Steve Carell talks about his new movie Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues. Ben Stiller and Kristen Wiig discuss The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Property Brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott stop by. Plus, how to find the perfect winter coat.
Meryl Streep talks about her new movie August: Osage County. Director David O'Russell is interviewed. Plus, last-minute Christmas gift ideas.
Jennifer Lawrence discusses her new movie American Hustle. Actor Adam Scott stops by. Chef Richard Blais cooks live. Plus, a performance from Cirque de Soleil.
Leonardo DiCaprio talks about his new movie Wolf on Wall Street. Actor Christian Bale stops by. Plus, the results of GMA's Secret Santa.
Jessica Simpson talks about her new fashion line. Troian Bellisario discusses the new season of Pretty Little Liars. Political commentators Mary Matalin and James Carville stop by.
TV host Rachael Ray stops by. Jason Aldean performs live.
Ellie Goulding performs. The Bachelor couple Sean Lowe and Catherine Giudici are interviewed. Actress Melissa Gilbert stops by. Tragic Aspen Plane Crash Caught on Tape; Surprise Pick for Super Bowl National Anthem Singer.
How to find the best deal online and in different stores. Real Life 'Goodfellas' Arrested in Mob Bust; Study Warns About Possible Cancer Link in Soda.
Ty Pennington talks about his new project restoring a charity building. Chef Emeril Lagasse stops by. Apple Computers Celebrates 30th Anniversary. Bruce Springsteen's Son Becomes Firefighter.
The New Zealand-born singer Lorde is being applauded back home for her big wins at the Grammys. She won Grammy Awards for Best Pop Solo Performance and Song of the Year for "Royals." Interview with actress Scarlett Johansson. Amanda Knox's Countdown to Yet Another Verdict. Lara and Sam preview the Puppy Bowl with a visit from adorable pups on 'GMA Live!' Cruise Ends Early After Hundreds of Passengers Get Sickmoreless
Good Morning America broadcasts live from Super Bowl Boulevard.
New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning is interviewed. Emeril Lagasse discusses the perfect Super Bowl snacks. Football player Tim Tebow speaks with Robin Roberts about his religion and journey to the NFL and his desire to return there. Austin Mahone performs.
Aaron Eckhart talks about his new movie I, Frankenstein. A Great Big World performs. Author Antoinette Tuff is interviewed. 2 Killed in Omaha Plant Explosion; Christie's Inauguration Overshadowed by Scandal.
Carly Rae Jepsen talks about her new role on Broadway. Chef Buddy Valastro cooks live. A review of the SAG Awards. Websites Bid for Unaltered Lena Dunham Vogue Photos; Carly Rae Jepsen is Broadway Bound.
Lucy Hale performs live. Actress Cameron Diaz stops by. Chefs Rocco DiSpirito and Emeril Lagasse cook on the program.
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Hi My lilliums they are spreading and i would like to transplant some. I know its to late for spring cause they are going to flower soon. I planted 3 and now i have 8 so i need to know when to transplant. Do you think i would damage the frist crop of lilliums Thank you Anna
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It's best to plant lilies in the Fall so they can get their roots established some prior to the spring season, (excepting non cold-hardy lilies grown as annuals). While I have carefully transplanted lilies in the early spring (when the sprout is just a few inches tall) even then you risk damage. If your lilies are close to flowering - transplant shock could very well harm the buds. Even after flowering you want the foliage to feed the bulbs and make them as strong as possible for next season.
A little crowding won't hurt them for now. Just mark each with a plant stake so if you forget to transplant until after the foliage dies down you'll still be able to find the bulbs.
If the transplanted lily was large enough to bloom this year, it will bloom next year.


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Drooping Yew
Apparently, I posted a message about my yews in the Shrubs section by mistake. It should have been in this section.
I planted some Japanese Yews ("Densiformis," I believe) about four years ago on the north side of my house. Since that time, they've grown very little and have displayed a drooping appearance--where there branch tips almost touch the ground. I tried fertilizing and maintaining proper moisture, but still, they look sad.
Can anyone offer some advice? Below is a link for a photo of one of the yews.
Reinholdt,I couldn't get the link-up, but in thinking about poorly performing yews I've seen, how is drainage where yours are? Taxus is notorious for needing good drainage. Another possibility to look in to is the presence of black vine weevil. Adults of this insect do some foliar damage, which appears as notches taken out of the needles, but it is the larval stage, feeding on roots, that do more damage. Just a couple of thoughts........+oM
Hmmm...they look similar to healthy Taxus baccata 'Repandens' in form.
Hope you don't mind that I posted your picture since Tom had problems accessing it....
Reinholdt's Droopy Yew
Barbara is right, this is the Taxus baccata 'Repandens'.
This cultivar orginated as a cutting from a sidebranch of Taxus baccata 'Dovastoniana' which is also a bit droopy.
Real droopy one's are:
Taxus baccata 'Pendula'
and Taxus baccata 'Graciosa'
It won't be Taxus baccata 'Repandens', not in zone 5! That would be dead after one winter, maybe two if the first was exceptionally mild or had deep snow cover to protect it. Most likely a cultivar of similar appearance of Taxus cuspidata or T. Ã media.
Taxus cuspidata and Taxus x media don't have creeping form cultivars.
Taxus baccata can survive a zone 5, every year a lot of Taxus baccata cultivars from my nursery are going to Sweden and they survive also with winter temperatures till -30 degrees.
I know of a local taxus planting here in Dayton OH that is very similar in appearance as the one shown above, but much larger - and has been here at least 20 years. However, it's labeled Taxus baccata 'Rependans' - a typo on someones part it appears. The recent USDA rezoning placed Dayton in zone 6 - barely. Dawes Arboretum located about 30 miles east of Columbus OH has numerous t. baccata in their collections and I believe that area is considered zone 5.
If I remember correctly, it is Taxus Densiformis. I bought it because it was supposed to have spreading branches (3-4' wide), which wuold nicely fill that space in front of my house. As I mentioned, since planting it several years ago, it's hardly grown at all and always looks lackluster. The soil seems normal (there were old overgrown yews there previously) and I'm diligent in ensuring it gets the right amount of water. So, I'm perplexed as to why it appears the way it does.
"(there were old overgrown yews there previously)"
That could be part of your problem - new specimens of a single species rarely grow well in soil that has previously held the same species. Due to build-up of various minor pests and diseases that won't hurt the old mature specimens, but make things difficult for a new, young vulnerable specimen when they all jump in on it.
For sure is that these plants showed at Rheinhold's picture are not Taxus x media 'Densiformis', I keep with my opinion that is Taxus baccata 'Repandens'
His plants are looking good and healthy, and do have the typical 'Repandens' growth.
The colour of Taxus x media 'Densiformis is a lighter green and 'Nidiformis' means a nestforming growht which isn't flat growing.
Taxus baccata 'Repandens'
Taxus x media 'Densiformis'
Going by my memory when I bought them, I'm 99.9% sure they are Densiformis yews, as I remember seeing that name on the tags. Plus, before buying them, I reserached various yews to find the type that was best to fill that area of my house, and Densiformis fit the bill
Now, the only question remains: why are they so lethargic?
Can lack of sun produce this result?
I guess I'll try various things this summer, such as (one person recommended) digging down a bit and adding some peat moss and compost around the drip line. Also, I'll trim the tips a bit to take some of the weight off to see if that helps. Other than that, the only recourse is to remove them and put something better (taller, fuller) there--since that is a high-profile area of my house.
Thanks for everyone's input. I'm still open to more thoughts in the meantime.
Hi reinholdt...let me translate the replies to yewr posting for yew (ok, enough of that). I suggested it might be T. baccata 'Repandens' not 'Densiformis' as they are labeled , coniferjoy agreed.
Resin said impossible because baccata will not survive your cold winters it must be a baccata hybrid called x media. Then others popped in with having seen baccata survive in your growing zone. Resin then gave us a good reminder to never re-plant the same thing in the same place (crop rotation!).
Coniferjoy provided pictures of both Taxus baccata 'Repandens' and Taxus x media 'Densiformis' for you to compare growth form and to tell you your plants are mis-labeled, being beautifully growing Taxus baccata 'Repandens'.
If they are not meeting your landscape requirements, you'll need to (gasp) replace them, but best not with Taxus as Resin explained above.
Hope this helped!
> I'm 99.9% sure they are Densiformis yews, as I remember seeing that name on the tags.
Wrong logical conlusion: "it was labeled as Densiformis" not necessarily means "it is Densiformis". Unfortunately various mistakes happen time after time, especially related to labels...
>Resin said impossible because baccata will not survive your cold winters...
Don't pay attention - Resin due to some reason is angry concerning Taxus baccata and their cold hardiness...
>I guess I'll try various things this summer, such as (one person recommended) digging down a bit and adding some peat moss and compost around the drip line...
Also add some fertilizer, also move to sunny location. After the whole job is done, the result will be seen immediately: You'll get rid of these unlucky Taxus baccata !!!
DON'T DO THAT !!! Especially - "...adding some peat moss...". You wrote - "I planted some Japanese Yews ... on the NORTH side of my house." The location is correct (the plant will not suffer from winter burn). The northern side also implies increased humidity (also beneficial for Taxus), but along with humidity we face the risk of too acidic soil. Taxus baccata will never show vigorous grow in acidic soil - and this is the main reason of frequent failures.
By "adding some peat moss" the soil will become more acidic - but your goal sould be just opposite.
Hi Reinholdt,
I just found your discussion about your drooping yews while searching for an answer to my own question. Having just purchased five big beautiful specimens of Taxus Densiformis, I must say that yours look nothing at all like the ones I have on my front walk. I've researched this plant a bit and have the impression that these are sun loving plants that tolerate a bit of shade. Yours are getting little to no direct sun, so could they be suffering from the botanical version of SAD?? My question is this - just how sun tolerant are these plants? Can they take full sun without burning in my cool climate of the Pacific Northwest? Anyone with an opinion on that I'd love to hear from. I just can't seem to find that specific information in my research.
you said: Going by my memory when I bought them, I'm 99.9% sure they are Densiformis yews
that presumes the moron who had to put 10,000 labels on the plants.. put the right label on it ... as noted above ...
let me sum up this scholarly debate for you ... in realistic terms ...
very simple ...
if it does not please you .. get rid of it ...
it is what it is.. whatever it is
and you are not going to change the shape ... vigor .... or growth habits through any type of amendments or fertilizer ...
and resin shouldnt be arguing IN ENGLISH with a Lithuanian ... i doubt he meant argue in a negative way.. versus.. 'debate' .. which is an argument ...
if only we all used english.. as goodly as i type... lol
in summation, your honor ....
move it or git rid of it.. if it doesnt please you ...
and if you are getting the conifer collecting bug... you have to find better suppliers who actually know what they grow.. rather than relying on a bigboxstore label ...
good luck
ps: i think its really cool.. as is .. if you care to drive or send it to adrian mi ... i would be glad to adopt it ...
PPS: coniferjoy.. in the pic labeled: Taxus x media 'Densiformis' .. what the heck did you do to those trees in the background???!!!! .. what are they .. and why .... more sun for the conifers????? can we have a better pic of just those.. even though they arent conifers...
I tested the soil where my shrubs are planted. It registered 7.0 (Neutral). The soil test kit said that the ideal range for Yews is 4.6- 6.0, which is more on the acidic side. So, I may try acidifying the soil this year to see if that helps. If not, I'll probably move the shrubs to a sunnier location next year. One other thing, I noticed that one of the three shrubs (the one that gets the most sun) seems to be doing better than the others and is not as droopy. Plus, it has more buds than the other two. So, in my opinion this is either a soil issue or not enough sun. Time will tell. Flowerqueen, can you post some photos of your Densimormis or send me some pics? I'd like to see how they look. Thanks.
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Those trees in the background are Salix which will be cut back to the stem every 4 years.
We called these "Knotwilgen" in the Dutch language, translated to English it's "pollard-willow"
These trees, about a 100, are standing beside both sides of the road and they are municipality property and are real living monuments.
In the past farmers made their pottingsoil from the center of dead pollard-willows.


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The riding — with one of Canada's largest proportions of senior citizens — took a surprise turn to the right in May's federal election when a long-term Liberal incumbent was ousted. But Thursday night it stayed red.
Cansfield, a former school trustee who has held three cabinet posts since being elected in 2003, drew Tory criticism when Premier Dalton McGuinty decided midway through the campaign to move a controversial Mississauga power plant that was not popular in this nearby Etobicoke riding — a move De Monte called a grab for votes.
But Cansfield said her party responded to public concern. "Who cares when we made the decision to move the plant? It was the right decision," she said Thursday night, saying she was "over the moon, just thrilled" at being re-elected.
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Help and advice on a new bamboo project
The area I am in is just east of DFW.
I used to grow a little bamboo when i was living in England, but had to give it up and move it all to my parents house when i moved to the states
I am looking for some advice on my idea for a raised garden bed to include some or one large bamboo as a backdrop.
Will be having the raised bed approximately 3 foot high with a four foot surround (to stop the dogs from getting in and keep the bamboo from spreading all over the place)
Have not decided how long or wide it will be, but the minimum will be 8 foot by 60 foot, seeing as I will be having to split a lot of grasses early next year for planting
Now the size of the back yard is around 1 acre so I have plenty of room.
I would like to get fast growing bamboos that can reach heights of 20 foot plus.
Please will someone give me some feedback
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Some erect bamboos, that are a bit rare but beautiful, would be SINOBAMBUSA tootsik 'Albostriata'(10F) and SEMIARUNDINARIA yashadake 'Kimmei'(0F) or S. fastuosa(-5F). All grow maximum height of 25 to 30 feet.
Other bamboos are PSEUDOSASA japonica aka ARROW BAMBOO' and several of it's varietues.(0F) A bit more common, but may only grow to 15 feet in your area.
Now, PHYLLOSTACHYS varieties. There are many many of the Phyllostachys that will do well in your area, but most lean outward somewhat, but are they are more common bamboos.
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Wasn't sure where to post this, but around here, our Lowes takes the plants that aren't doing so well (usually overwatered or root bound) and marks them WAAAY down. Many times they are 50 cents to a dollar. Usually these plants (at least the ones I get) have good roots, and they have a few dead leaves. The exception would be the Lowes that got hit by a pop up hail storm, those seemed to be fine, only many of the flower stems were knocked off. I bring them home, plant them, use root stimulator and make sure they are watered.
Anyone have any tips on helping them survive better?
I swear it's like going through the animal shelter, I just can't seem to leave the poor plants there to die. Sigh :)
other than not using root stimulator.. why not go for it ...
i dont buy the voodoo science behind a good soil.. requiring a marketed product to stimulate the roots ... whats the point of the soil???
regardless.. whatever makes you happy.. otherwise save the money on the stimulator...
Boy, I wish my menard's and home depot would mark things down! I have been able to bargain with the managers at home depot on a few housplants, but menard's won't budge!
I certainly do agree. wallmart is the worst, though! I always feel compelled to take a whole tray as sad plants home with me. Often I have to pass, the boyfriend is getting annoyed that the apartment is slowly turning into a jungle! hehe. I use rooting hormone once in a while. I don't know if it really helps, or if it's just the psychological thing making me believe it is, but for four dollars a bottle, I think it's worth it.


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September through November is the best time to plant wildflower seed. Four varieties of wildflower seed are available Davidson Soil and Water Conservation District office, 301 E. Center St., at $4 per package. Each package has enough seed to cover 400 square feet. Varieties available are Southeastern Mix, Bird and Butterfly Mix, Shade Mix and Low Growing Mix. Office hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, or call 242-2075 for more information.
South Lexington School will be holding preschool screening for children 3 and 4 years old. All applicants must live in the Lexington City School District. The screening dates will be 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday; 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Thursday; 8:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday. Applications are available at South Lexington School or call 242-1544 for a screening appointment.
Opening Day for the Wednesday Lexington Farmer's Market at the Historic Depot on Railroad Street is June 13. At the market you will find fresh, locally grown, in-season vegetables, beef, seasonal plants and flowers, herbs and various homemade crafts items. On June 13 the market will kick-off its Wednesday market with several "Gift Baskets from the Farmer's Market" event. The baskets will be filled with assorted items produced and donated by our farmer's market vendors that will be given away the day of the market. Items included in the gift baskets may include fresh, in-season vegetables, local beef, seasonal plants or flowers, and craft items. Attendees on Wednesday opening day will be able to register for the gift baskets. Drawings will be held beginning at 8:30 a.m. and every 30 minutes throughout the morning until 11 a.m. Winners must be present to receive their market gift basket. In addition, the market will have printed copies of some of the vendor's favorite recipes available for customers to take home while supplies last. And, of course, these recipes will feature fresh, locally grown vegetables, fruits, berries, beef and herbs that can be found at the Lexington Farmer's Market throughout the growing season. Wednesday market hours are from June 13 through Aug. 15, from 8 a.m. to noon.
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Google's latest offering aims to compete with Evernote.
Google has launched the note-taking app Keep for Android and the web.
Keep will allow users to take and store notes on Google's cloud storage platform. The app aims to compete with similar services from firms such as Evernote. Google's latest feature comes following a brief pre-launch gaffe which unveiled Keep early.
"With Keep you can quickly jot ideas down when you think of them and even include checklists and photos to keep track of what's important to you," wrote Google software engineer Katherine Kuan in a blog post.
"Your notes are safely stored in Google Drive and synced to all your devices so you can always have them at hand."
Google's note-taking app allows for users to create notes via text, photos and voice memos. Keep saves created notes in Google's Drive, allowing them to be viewed across Google platforms.
Notes created by Keep can be colour-coded and prioritised based on importance. Google reports that Android users can also create Keep widgets on the OS to allow for quick access to notes.
Google's latest offering will look to compete with the similarly themed note-taking app Evernote. Released in 2010, Evernote is a note-taking app that is available across iOS, Windows Phone, the web and Android platforms.
The announcement for Keep comes following an accidental unveiling of the app earlier this month. Keep's app was briefly available on the web before quickly being taken down by Google.
Google's latest offering is released following the recent shutdown of its Google Reader service. The search giant's RSS reader was taken offline by the firm early this month. The Google Reader dismissal came with a public outcry by the service's fans.
The Keep app is currently available for download in the Google Play store. Android users running Android 4.0 or higher can use the app. Users on the web can also use the app by going to the Keep web page.
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What is the fuel efficency like on and 1987 Wrangler
Earliest Jeep I've owned was a 95. But I think I can make an educated guess based on all Jeeps. MPG=not good. Aka less than 20 most likely.
Depends on lots of variables,,,tire size, what kind of tire brand (some heavier than others), wheels, soft top, hardtop, lift,. List just goes on. I have a 93 with a 4inch lift, running pro comp 35's and get around 14
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During a press conference on Tuesday, at the O2 arena in London, Miley Cyrus looked healthy and ready to go as she prepared to get back to her Bangerz tour. Miley thanked vitamins, yoga and honey with getting better, she…>read moreNo Comment May 8, 2014
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