OK Trax Farms of Finleyville PA (south of Pittsburgh) has lots of these. I got one that's almost 3 feet tall with 10+ bloom heads on it. In fact they carry almost all new or recent introductions of hydrangea - couldn't leave without 3 different ones! This is by far the best nursery I have ever been to. They also have 5-gal Vanilla Strawberries, Forever & Ever Fantasia, Bombshell, Little Lime, 10-gals of PA Pride Time After Time, Great Star paniculata, etc. Just throwing this out there for anyone who might happen to be in this area.

The Canons that I'm familar with have two focusing modes: continous and only at exposure time. In the continous mode, the focus mechansiam is active all the time and is using up battery charge. It is constantly trying to keep the scene in focus as y u move the camera around. Many users turn this off to conserve power. In the other mode, the autofocus become active only when the shutter button is pressed half way down to its first detent. In this mode, the shooter must allow enough time for the camera to focus before pressing the shutter all teh way down to record the shot. In good light, those Canons do focus fairly fast, usually in the time it take the user to compose the scene. But focusing takes more time for low light and at long zooms. The farther the zoom, the longer it may take. I think that on onme of your deer shots, the camera was not fullt focused when the shot was recorded. In another matter, I have been able to hand hold shots up to 2 and maybe 3 times zoom in good light where the shutter speed is fast. Once you approach 5X zoom and beyond, you'll need someting to steady the camera or very fast shutter speed. Your shots of the deer appear to be at least 5X zoom.

For the wall vent option, also consider the proximity of operable windows. Codes vary by locality, so you should probably call you local building inspector for clarification, but in my city in Northern California the vent must be >=3' from any operable windows. Folks above are correct that 90s in ducts result in pressure drop, but you're talking about a short run with a single bend, and you could always run a slightly larger duct if you were concerned about it, so I don't think the pressure drop from the single turn is a significant consideration because it's gonna work well either way. Primary considerations are: cost to install, how it looks, if smoke will find it's way back into house or otherwise annoy outside.

I saw your recipe posted on the KT recipe forum. Pretty good...huh? I might have to try it.... Spinach Yogurt Quiche Posted by glenda_al (My Page) on Tue, Aug 31, 10 at 12:26 This is Ginger St Thomas recipe. Think just about anything she posts is good. Pastry for 9" pie 1 TBL oil 1 medium onion, chopped 1/2 cup sliced mushrooms, optional 1 cup shredded sharp Cheddar 2 egg, beaten 1 pkg (10 Oz) frozen chopped spinach, thawed & pressed to remove excess water 1 cup plain yogurt 1 tsp flour 1/4 tsp salt 1/4 tsp pepper 1/4 tsp nutmeg Paprika Line a 9" pie plate with the pastry. In a skillet, heat the oil & saute the onions & mushrooms, if using, until tender. spread over the bottom of the crust, then sprinkle w/the cheese. In a medium bowl, combine the eggs, yogurt, flour, salt, pepper & nutmeg & pour over the onions & cheese. Sprinkle the top w/paprika & bake in a preheated 350ð oven for 45-60 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean.~~VT Symphony Cookbook