Oh, Duh! dummy me, it's a Slide Show, fer cryin' out loud. I got to click on the pic for the next one. (I feel better now that I figured it out all on my own!) The most spectacular "little thing" picture that I have ever seen was a picture of a big hole with a huge black stalk like thing rising out from the bottom. There was a little teensy, tiny bug crawling around the inside of the hole. It was a picture of a mite that everyone has that lives in the pore around an eyelash. Gave me the creeps!

I think what Mr Miller is doing is rushing a daylily to market to capitilize on a recent trend for big edged daylilies in this color range, if figures, sell one fan now, or 3 next year at 100 instead. Others do something similiar by withholding what they percieve will be a hot selling commodity with limited increase and forcing someone to buy a collection to recieve it.. Its within his rights to try.. If you remember Jack Carpenter diploids from a year or two ago had some outragous starting prices as well.. none of which probably warrented it.. but thats thier opionion as the hybridizer, that something is unique enough to try to capatilize.. I have several rose friends who think daylily people are nuts.. Typically a rose is hybridized, tested, increased (much easier via cutings) and sold somewhere between a 4-8 year range typically. But when released to mass market its still the same price even if its new.. So somewhere around the $20.00 mark, when I explain to them a new daylily from hybridized work 2-5 years ago released this year will fetch 100-200 or more easily their jaws drop.. Silverkelt

golddust - every time I see Bianco Romano, I wish I had chosen it : ) Your flooring looks great, too! I noticed it in the picture underneath that beautiful custom table. What kind of floor do you have? I also really like your blue & white coffee, tea, etc. jars on your counter. They look vintage & very special.

HILLSBORO, Ore. (AP) - A judge has ruled that an Oregon reality TV show star was not guilty of driving drunk in June. Matt Roloff, star of the reality TV show ''Little People, Big World'' was on trial for supposedly driving impaired on the night of June 19. The jury got the case Wednesday and deliberated for three hours before heading home. But the judge learned that jurors had looked up legal terms on the Internet in violation of the judge's directions. Roloff then waived his right to a jury trial and petitioned the judge for a directed verdict. The judge told Roloff Thursday he was free to go home.