A. Mayim and Ken Q. Who are the Jeopardy co-hosts?
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Comments (19)Idiots will install this garbage so a lot of rubber neckers can drive by at night on a tour like Christmas in summer. The damn site crashed my computer. I googled this barf up to see what the heck. Here's an intelligent link below. I already hate all those "look at me" overdone fussy hybrid plants that have been bred to look like falsies--- fake flowers & variegated foliage. This goes to a whole nuther sub level of nausea. Here is a link that might be useful: http://search.aol.com/aol/imageDetails?s_it=imageDetails&q=glowing+plants&img=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.justseeds.org%2Fblog%2Fimages%2F996822_181029322059272_532216170_n.jpg&v_t=nscpsearch&host=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.justseeds.org%2Fblog%2F2013%2F06%2Fstop_glowing_plants.html&width=181&height=60&thumbUrl=http%3A%2F%2Ft3.gstatic.com%2Fimages%3Fq%3Dtbn%3AANd9GcSr3rZdCgR9f2XDmy-77r0WokkgOkqeR8RPD5otFjh7vJ0Ay-hMiJsNUwU%3Awww.justseeds.org%2Fblog%2Fimages%2F996822_181029322059272_532216170_n.jpg&b=image%3Fv_t%3DimageResultsBack%26q%3Dglowing%2Bplants%26page%3D2%26oreq%3De81bc66a6da14e6cb9e7c6e4f932bb1c%26oreq%3Dfe45f46026dc4ba8936eecb240dfe194&imgHeight=200&imgWidth=604&imgTitle=Stop+Glowing+Plants%21&imgSize=16124&hostName=www.justseeds.org...See Morewhy do people hate evening primrose???
Comments (53)I find the changing topic and confusion interesting since 4 or 5 varieties of the evening primrose grow wild on my land. Telling the O speciosa from the O kunthiana can be hard.. It is confusing out there in the front field. Normal wild Oenothera Kuntianas are a paler pink than this magenta creation which has been hybridized and jerked with. The OP plant is not representative of the wild plants around here. The spreading characteristic of O. speciosa will drive the orderly gardener bonkers but the one who likes to work with plant characteristics in their design will appreciate this and the accidents that enrich garden.. My first garden that I saw with it used years and years ago was a really sensitive example of plant characteristics used appropriately. It was a tall bluff with a rock wall about 6' tall and the "lawn"(I use that term loosely) rose in a grade above i the wall. The owner mowed the grass pretty short in early spring and the grass grew and the EP grew up through it and the rocks on the wall making a beautiful cascading effect and covering the grass completely where it grew . Then as summer drew near it disappeared and the owner mowed her grass again. It made me search it out years ago and , believe me, at the time it was not very available in the trade, except by raiding the fields. I got my start from her of the tall bluff. Here in Texas The pink Oenotheras are "spring ephemeral of sorts. It goes dormant and disappears with the beginning of EARLY summer.. SO do not get this plant and expect it to last through the summer. This is its behavior in Texas. Maybe it's behavior is different in Concord New Hampshire or Lansing Michigan. Heat does make it go away till the next year..Also the caterpillars love to eat its foliage. They are long gone in my garden right now. I like the idea for this "does your garden look like your character Thread". YES, YES AND YES. Mine is as disorderly as I am, absolutely.Good thread idea. I think that all should have tolerance of the latin name/common name confusions. Besides, Those latin names change with the mounting regularity these days pushed by the committees of arguing scientists. They do help but there is as much name confusions in them as there is in the common names. Eupatorium, ageratatina, conoclinium , what is it? I asked a salvia guy was it Salvia Reptans or Salvia leptophylla . It seemed like a simple question but he could not give me a simple answer because he did not know what one was the days right one today. The committees were't clear in their last statement... We can educate people to loose their fear of the mysterious latin name. and we can be tolerant of those like me who abuse all language that is given them. I think it is a mark of an intelligent person who is fluid and fills in the blanks and looks for the intended meaning , even when it is through muddy waters. - Mara, Queen of the Maraprop ( I mean malaprop)...See MoreI like Karen Farrell and Jeopardy tonight!
Comments (20)I’ll watch for her tonight! My cousin was on Wheel of Fortune 2/28, she had filmed it late in January. Yes, the contestants can not tell anyone how they finished. I don’t even know if she told her husband? She wasn’t the big winner, but came home with a trip (Costa Rica) and some cash. It was fun watching her. We were texting during the airing and she said she was nervous watching and she already knew how it ended!...See MoreJeopardy hosts-Mayim
Comments (57)I watched the Today show on NBC for years. I always liked Katie Couric, but I remember being less than impressed when Savannah, who was NBC's top legal analyst, was named co-host. So I guess I understand why some might not react well to her on Jeopardy. But I grew to like her a lot. I think she's a really nice person, and an excellent interviewer. And I agree with Eld--no way is she interested in becoming the permanent Jeopardy host. Did anyone notice the pitch Mayim made for the job on her last day? At the end of the show she said her role as host was a great fit with her experience as both an actor and a neuroscientist....See More- 4 years ago
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