Guilty to all of the above and many more. Have been known to take a couple of seed pods from plants I've seen in shopping center medians or the parks. I just figured I had RESCUED a few seeds that needed to be transplanted somewhere else. (Like my place) LOL I have even dug tulips up that were in a bar ditch. They are the ones that multiply like crazy and come back year after year. There use to be an old farm house there and now it's just an empty pasture and the tulips take up about 5 acres. Of course when the maintainers (big heavy road equipmnet) come in and grade the road several times a year they throw a ton of dirt on them. They are at least a ft deep in dirt on the side of the road now. I really should go dig some again next spring so I can have some at this house. LOL I've also called real estate people and ask if I can harvest seeds from houses I see for sale or rent that might have a flower or something I'm interested in. LOL Yelp, we're all addicts but I'd rather be a flower/garden/plant addict than any other kind. However when your not working and can't even afford to send postage to others for plant swaps it's not good. You suffer from empty mailbox syndrome. Happy Gardening all you Addicts and Enablers! Love Marian

Yes having a more limited garden is disappointing sometimes, but it does make it easier in desperate times. Hostahillbilly, I almost dropped the camera when that ac kicked on ! if you have signed up to Youtube, you click upload, and then you can pull the video right off newer cameras, I put the memory chip in the port of the pc, and load it from there. the technology and metods changes constantly, I can't even get anything off my nice video cam anymore, only my 100 dollar pocket camera. the quality is pretty bad but it is fairly simple to get online. i ran the rainbird sprinkler in the backyard one day, and my Korean Lilac bush was filled with small birds, all waiting for the sprinkler to make a pass over them ! then after it had they would all jump branch to branch slapping their sides with wet leaves, then they would wait for the spray to come thru again ...and repeat.

I've been trying to find a video on http://www.williams-sonoma.com/ so I can see if it happens to an embedded Youtube video... but I must be blind, I can't find a one. :) But they do seem to make use of Youtube(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0leeHDIvNgM) so I wouldn't be surprised if they host them on Youtube and simply embed them on their own site. If that's the case, I would suspect the embedded videos would suffer the same Youtube problem I quoted above. Have you tried un-muting the video? They start out silent/muted for me too, I have to hover over the video and click the volume slider to give it some volume every time I visit Youtube. And will have to until they fix it. Edit: Finally got my eyes to cooperate long enough to find one. :) This video on this page http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/williams-sonoma-smart-tools-kitchen-stand-tablet/ is really this Youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMyytBxvWr0 embedded. Unless I'm missing something, and perhaps I am, it's still a Youtube "mess up", right? This post was edited by chuggerguy on Sun, Oct 6, 13 at 23:03

I stopped counting after 30 hollow sounds in a 4' x 7' area of the kitchen. I only felt a few boards that were "moving" when you pressed down with your foot. I would describe it as more of a "flexing". They injected glue in those areas. So every hollow spot (there are LOTS) are just that hollow sound. They don't move or flex. I have my stuff covering part of the floor in each room so i cant check everywhere yet. the picture is of boards that were removed after 5 days because of a leaky toilet from installers replacing toilets. is adhesive supposed to look smooth and kind of shiny? there are lots of "rough" areas on the underside of the boards. it almost looks "spongy" mixed in with the glue. i dont know if its because the concreet floor wasn't cleaned well enough. its a condo that was built in 2010, i am the first owner. i'm guessing they needed to do some leveling but they never mentioned that. When i pointed some hollow spots with a little bit of movement in the boards to the sales guy, he said leveling is EXTRA. I said, well i would have paid if I knew. I would never have them install flooring without a properly prepped sub floor. But, i'm not the professional so how was i supposed to know. Is there a fix?