I’m planning to make a flower box and I’ve checked out both materials. They’re both relatively the same price (composite obviously being more expensive). I’m not too familiar with using composite, so please be descriptive! 😀

From early Mtv days. Promo vids.
Well i guess it is Randee not randy

Good Evening! I’m a senior college student conducting a research project on hotels and consumers. If you would take a short minute or so to answer these questions I would be extremely grateful!

Out of these hotel chains:

Hiltons (Doubletree, Hampton Inn, Hilton Garden Inn, Homewood suites, Waldorf Astoria)
Choice Hotels (Comfort Inn & Suites, Quality Inn, Sleep Inn, Clarion)
Marriott (Ritz Carlton, JW Marriott, Springhill Suites, Courtyard, Fairfield Inn)
Wyndham (Wingate, Hawthorne Suites, Days Inn, Ramada, Super 8, Microtel)
Intercontinental Hotels Group (Intercontinental, Crowne Plaza, Holiday Inn, Candlewood Suites)

1. Which brand do you prefer and why?
2. What’s your typical reason for stay? Business, Leisure?
3. How do you search for information on these hotels?

If you could help and just offer a bit of background info, maybe where you’re from, age, race, education level etc.

**This research will be used for my Marketing Research Course**

I greatly appreciate you for taking the time to complete these questions.

Thank You

I have seen the new Vinyl fences and have heard they last longer then the redwood fences. They do not need to be primed, or painted nor kept up like the redwood fences. Does anyone have a Vinyl fence? How do you like it? Or is it best to stick with the old traditional Redwood fence, that will need priming, painting yearly and then last for 30 yrs. tops?

am new to california, will be working in redwood shores/city, California. Which is the best area to be looking for apartments 2/3 bedroom with 2/3 baths?

Who is right the National Geographic or The San Francisco Chronicle or are they both wrong like most AGW predictions?

National Geographic reports yesterday:

Declining fog cover on California’s coast could leave the state’s famous redwoods high and dry, a new study says.

Among the tallest and longest-lived trees on Earth, redwoods depend on summertime’s moisture-rich fog to replenish their water reserves.

But climate change may be reducing this crucial fog cover. Though still poorly understood, climate change may be contributing to a decline in a high-pressure climatic system that usually "pinches itself" against the coast, creating fog, said study co-author James Johnstone, an environmental scientist at the University of California, Berkeley.

Last summer the San Francisco Chronicle carried a story about research on fog and climate with a different conclusion:

The Bay Area just had its foggiest May in 50 years. And thanks to global warming, it’s about to get even foggier.

That’s the conclusion of several state researchers, whose soon-to-be-published study predicts that even with average temperatures on the rise, the mercury won’t be soaring everywhere.

"There’ll be winners and losers," says Robert Bornstein, a meteorology professor at San Jose State University. "Global warming is warming the interior part of California, but it leads to a reverse reaction of more fog along the coast."

The study, which will appear in the journal Climate, is the latest to argue that colder summers are indeed in store for parts of the Bay Area.

More fog is consistent with predictions of climate change. Less fog is consistent with predictions of climate change. I wonder if the same amount of fog is also "consistent with" such predictions? I bet so.

Hmm so the science isn’t decided then?

A giant california redwood tree 36 meters tall cracked in a violent storm and fell as if hinged. The tip of the once beautiful tree hit the ground 24 meters from the base. Researcher Red Woods wishes to investigate the crack. How many meters up from the bas of the tree does he have to climb?

They are plants in the redwood forest. This forest is the famous forest in California!!!!!!!!!