Ahhh, a nice, warm boulder after a night of rampant destruction and 'possum pillaging. Good times for a bad kitty. :D Oh, MY!! Pork chops!! Raw and tender, just the way I like 'em. *wiping up drool from assorted computer equipment* Andrea, that has to be my favorite kitty gaze, the mid-lick kind! So haughty, as if to say, "Don't you wish you could get somma this?" LMAO I can't resist them, Debbie! Tell your daughter I know how she feels. LOL Brenda

nathanmc, Unless you need all the features of the system you linked (triggers and such), and you need the 1000 ft. range, I would look at something a lot cheaper. There are LaCrosse and Oregon Scientific sensor systems that can monitor multiple temperatures, sound alarms, and work at 300 ft.. I have several of these because they are so cheap, convenient, and easy to have a redundant system for safety. My cheaper system with 3 sensors was about $30-40. The more expensive systems are around $80. The more expensive systems monitor rainfall, wind speed, pressure. Costco often has a suitable system that can even be accessed on the web for around $80. Renais

Hi Marquest, I am still waiting for it to show more growth. For a while I thought I lost it during the winter (much less snow this year). It finally emerge with tiny leaves. I did see a couple of new growth with brighter color. My other Heucheras are doing great with the rain. The Frost (received as a gift from Ilovehostas.net when I ordered the Fire Alarm last fall) is growing very well, beautiful color. The Georgia peach (3 rd year) is become big and blooming. I would be interested to hear experience from others about Fire Alarm. The color was exceptional last fall. I may get more if this one gets better and lives its reputation as the breeder claims. Fire Alarm June 1, 2013 Frost June 1, 2013 (same size and age as Fire Alarm, planted last fall) Georgia Peach (3rd year plant), June 1, 2013

Mine is a Palm TX - top of the line (ie, last model they've made). It's normally $300, but I got mine second-hand from a seller on Amazon for half-price. :-) You can get a lesser one though and still get all the alarms...I installed a calendar program called Datebk6 that works with the native (already there) databases, but is a much more "robust" program for scheduling and such. It shows my "To Do" list right in my calendar (instead of just separately with the reg. to do's), and has this cool tool called "floating events" that you create, and they just keep floating from one day to the next until you check them off. Nice for things that I don't really have time scheduled for, but I want to get them done if I do have time. The "normal" palm apps don't let you set separate alarm sounds for calendar events, but this Datebk program does (it costs just under $30 to register, but will still work even if you never register it - it just starts "nagging" you to register after 45 days). I do plan to register it next month. Then I downloaded the sound files as one program for free to add on. You can color-code events, set repeating events for almost any day/week/month combination, and set templates so you don't have to enter the same event over and over if it occurs again, but not enough to be repeating. And of course it has catagories and you can set up separate calendars for separate people, etc. - kind of as complex or as simple as you want it to be. You can download earlier versions if you want smaller files to fit on something simpler like a Z22. I guess the T models run the latest version just fine though. If you wanted a "smartphone", Palm makes several of those too - you could go to thier web site and see if anything interests you. Handspring pda's come with the Palm OS too, if I recall correctly. Datebk does make a version for Pocket Pc's as well, so all that to say that you'll be able to run it on pretty much anything you buy. It's pretty much guaranteed to work on any mobile device, because it uses those built-in databases already installed. And now I sound like a commercial, so I'll shut up (and no, I have no monetary interest in any of the aforementioned companies, aside from what *I* am paying/have paid *them*). :-)