I would be interested in trading for all the above plants, also any other aquarium plants you might have to trade. I recently moved and am just starting up my 55 gallon aquarium again and it has no plants. I mainly only have white irises, no named ones except Iris ensata 'Variegata'. I have a few named daylilies back at my old house that I haven't moved yet; 'Rose Red', 'Chorus Line', 'Little Grapette', and 'Ruby Red'. I also have many named land plants to trade but my list is not up to date since I haven't traded any this year because I've been moving. Let me know if you're interested in trading. Dawna Here is a link that might be useful: my trade page

that is one of the major complaints of java that it does not remove old vulnerable versions when it updates. The best and easiest way is to get this very neat little program called javara it has a button you push and voila it clean out all the old bits and pieces that are safe to remove. this is what we give as the directions on the help forums. Please download JavaRa and unzip it to your desktop. * Double-click on JavaRa.exe to start the program. * Click on Remove Older Versions to remove older versions of Java. * A logfile will pop up. Please save it to a convenient location, such as your desktop, in case we need to see it later. Then download and install Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 Update 7. (Note: Java Runtime Environment JRE SE 6, Update 10 does not include any security updates and I am not recommending it at this time. Stick with Update 7 if possible.) JavaRa you do not need to keep the log but you can look at it to see just what was done.

Great question! I like to know what current trends are, but not to chase them. If something is 'in' and I like it, and it suits my style, I may incorporate it into my house in a small way. It might be something as small as a lamp shade, accessories, throw pillow, or paint color choice. My style is still evolving (I'm in my mid-30s), but I have a strong enough sense of what I like (traditional but not fussy), to feel comfortable ignoring trends that don't appeal to me. Like ideefixe, I don't like the idea of my home becoming stagnant, so this approach lets me keep things a little bit 'fresh' while remaining true to myself. I used to think that my preference for a relatively traditional style, with a mix of current and antique pieces, meant that I was somewhat immune to trend-chasing or the potential to be dated. But it occurred to me, while reading the recent threads on trends/what's 'in', that different time periods/decades have their own approach to 'traditional' style. The 80s' interpretation of traditional was different from that of the 90s, and that of the 2000s, and so on. I'm sure it's the same with more contemporary styles. There are regional differences too. The era/region may manifest itself in the choice of upholstery (solid vs. patterned, geometric vs. floral), colors, or hardware. Few rooms are truly timeless, even if many of their elements, viewed in isolation, would be considered timeless. Magnaverde's room is timeless but that is the exception rather than the rule. Since my antiques are mostly in the bedrooms, and the living areas are furnished with things I bought in the last 10 years, my house probably screams "late 90s/early 2000s 'traditional.'" To some, it's already dated, and to many, it soon will be. But the rooms that are finished or close to being finished reflect my taste, and that's what matters most to me.

If a thread is a few years old, the OP has probably figured out x,y,z by then and/or has closed their case. If someone has a question to ask about their x,y,z it makes more sense, IMO, to start a new thread. Maybe reference the old one if it's helpful. I'm tired of seeing all the old stuff pop up. However, I see there isn't much traffic here. Seems some of these are being pushed up purposely with no new comment for the bump. A few years old is too old. Even a month or so old...the OP has probably figured it out and doesn't need anymore help. If you're looking for bumping in hopes of an update from them that's different. Boo to old threads popping up.