Hi, yea...Buddhas and P. Aurea is what I received. All came from field divisions from a friend that just moved out of Fl. I believe he said they were P. Aurea as well. He dug up 300+ plants and took them up to Burmingham Al. Uncle's place with several acres that he can plant on. He has a huge variety too. Take care

Oh definitely, mongo, I wouldn't use the super tsunami on glass! :) I didn't think you meant that, don't worry. I know Alpha makes a wide range of products (I used their polishing pads too, on the silestone edges -- how much fun is that?! :)) Thanks for the clue about cutting entire sheets of mosaic--that helps a lot wrt future plans. I haven't tried to cut the painted-on-the-back kind, haven't even bothered considering them seriously because there were so many others I liked (through colored), but I had heard that they were the toughest because folks kept having delamination issues with the paint/foil etc. on the back, even mosaicists. It interacts with some adhesives, as well. Pharoah, I just looked up on the Alpha website and I don't see the Super Tsunami anymore! I see the Typhoon, I did find it listed in a catalogue, though, as coming in 8" and 10" (see below) I could see the glass tile blades at Alpha, too: http://www.alpha-tools.com/SearchResults.aspx Do you use the Vetro, mongo? Here is a link that might be useful: page 4, middle left.

I'm always happy to see a rescued animal get a home. One concern though, with the looks of Dox in her, it's usually a bad idea to get them used to sitting up. Their backs often can't take it for very long and seeing a dog with a bad back and the resulting pain is heart-wrenching. A friend's vet told her to stop her Dox from sitting up. She somehow decided it was better begging sitting up! Winston will probably adapt! At least he's (apparently) not attacking the newcomer!

They are adorable!!! I wish our pound would have deals like that. Ours charge $75 dollars a pop, whether it is a cat or dog. We never have discounts at ours. I want to adopt 2 kitties but just haven't had the extra $$$ to spend right now. We just had to have our 16 year old kitty put down, just about broke my heart!!! Our other kittie is 15 and I swear he is going through a second kittenhood, he is into everything! We just came home to broken balls all over the wood floor from him swatting them off of the tree...the brat!!! So I guess my Max does need a couple buddies to snuggle and play with. You surely got you a cute pair of kittens!!! Deb