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Jan 19, 2015 13:42:38   #
I have and use SanDisk and Lexar for several years (anywhere from 2gb to 64gb) with no problems. One thing, however, that no one has mentioned is that it's just as important to be sure to BUY MEMORY CARDS FROM RELIABLE SELLERS (e.g., Amazon, Staples, Office Depot, et al.) AND AVOID BUYING ANY CARDS ON EBAY or some unknown source because there are a lot of counterfeit brand cards for sale on the web, especially on ebay. This was a big problem with SanDisk cards a couple of years ago and probably still is -- if you do a google search (for example, "counterfeit memory cards" on this), you'll see what I mean, see, e.g., http://www.ebay.com/gds/FAKE-SanDisk-Ultra-Secure-Digital-Cards-Exposed-/10000000001254879/g.html.
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Jan 12, 2015 11:26:14   #
It's not a Plymouth or Dodge Grille and is definitely a 1940 Buick, which was the 1st car I owned back in 1956 when I was in high school although mine was a 4-door sedan, but the the grille, windshield, etc. on mine was the same as the one in the photo.
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Jan 11, 2015 12:45:43   #
Best place for seeing and photographing cactus and succulent blooms is the Phoenix Botanical Garden, which has just about every cactus and succulent known to man in a relatively compact area and it's a fun and relaxing place to walk around or just hang out for the day or afternoon, especially during the Spring butterfly exhibit, which begins on Mar. 7th and runs through May 10th. The best time for blooms is anywhere from late Feb. to late May (depending on how early and warm Spring is in Phoenix -- last year everything started blooming about a month earlier than usual), although there is usually something in bloom all year round. Check out the PBG and its event schedule and food and drink offerings at http://www.dbg.org/events-exhibitions.
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