Still looking. My daughter's inlaws have one of a forest scene where a deer or rabbit or something appears then disappears. This is honestly, more to my liking - just not a big H.Potter fan, I know that's heresy to some, but I'll pass it along to my daughter who is - it does sound cute. She'll ask but the inlaws probably don't know who put the aforementioned wildlife screen saver on their computer as they're not very computer savy, she said.

This product from Roku offers High Definition picture output for an artwork look from flatpanel displays. The product has been given very good reviews, however I have not used one. Here is a link that might be useful: Roku HD Media Player

We bought the model that Costco sells now, thinking it was the heavy duty model that they used to sell. It just didn't have enough oomph...wouldn't seal anything the least bit moist. We returned it and ordered a GameSaver Turbo Plus. It has a pulse feature and a setting for moist foods. It wouldn't seal automatically so we sent it to FoodSaver and the replacement came the other day. It was a more expensive model, but it does a good job so far. It took me awhile to get the leftover containers to seal, but I finally figured out I hadn't snapped the lids on hard enough. And I couldn't get canning jar lids to seal until I used two, but they were used lids, so who cares if it takes two? And I saved a couple of wine bottles so I can buy bigger (cheaper) containers of olive oil. Nothing worse than rancid oil...it'll be the true test of the bottle stoppers, lol.

I cant imagine life without a screen. I was just outside cleaning out a mess the pool guy dumped into my garbage can and I got eaten alive by mesquitos. The bugs and animals would make it impossible to enjoy the pool if we didnt have a screen. Someone just posted a blog about mice in their pool...we would have armidillos, snakes, frogs, alligators, etc if we didnt have screens in FL:) Our pool job is a remodel, that is why the landscaping is so mature. Though when we moved here last year we ripped a lot out and have spent $$$ relandscaping. We removed dying wax myrtles that were around the pool....now there are mature areca palms and another big queen palm (pic in that other post). We took out 5 philadendrons in the front and replaced them with palms. The other side of the house had half dead shrubs too....the previous homeowners had the roof washed and the chemicals killed all the plants. The post I mentioned lists some good books to invest in. I am not sure what zone you are in, it helps to post that so people from your area can respond....Florida is a big state, what I planted may not work where you are or you may be further south and can plant things I cant. Search in the pool forum, it took me forever to realize the search section was at the bottom of the screen. I would search on Garden web and get nothing but words related to the wrong topic. Good luck.