We were on CNN Headline News!

Just found this thread. Congratulations Dave and Trish! And thanks for a wonderful gardening site.

Blooms,

There ya go,,,I think a formal correction is in order,,,,LOL

Frustration abounding... I'm going at this a whole 'nother way....

Go to: http://www.9news.com
On the lower left, search news stories for "Dave Garden", the search is slow, be patient.
In the resulting list, go down to the entry from 08/18/06 entitled "Latest Online Buzz" and click "more..."
You don't actually want the *latest online buzz... you want to click the one from 07/21/06. It's the fourth in the list of video links that appears in blue.

If you're on a slower connection, you might want to forgo the video... in that case, just scan the lower part of the page for the Dave's Garden entry... it's a nice little paragraph about our home. :)

Sarah

This message was edited Aug 24, 2006 11:30 AM

Darn...I got a 404 Error page when I clicked your link, Sarah. Does that mean it's been removed by the news folks or something?

Shoe.

Hang on, Shoe... Someone smarter than me will get this fixed before ya know it ;)

Sarah

Not sure if this is from the paper? The link didn't work so I edited. It take you to the 1st page and dg will show up under education.

http://www.brdlandscape.com

This message was edited Aug 24, 2006 1:09 PM

you're also listed here http://blogs.zdnet.com/ITFacts/?m=200605&paged=2

Top real estate sites: HGTV, DIYnet.com, Better Homes and Gardens Posted by ZDNet Research @ 2:30 pm


Hitwise published its findings on top real estate and home improvement sites.
Top real estate and home improvement sites

Site URL
Home & Garden Television
DIY Network
Better Homes and Gardens
MSN Real Estate
Martha Stewart
Ikea Furniture
ServiceMagic
GardenWeb Forums
Dave's Garden
Tide
Source: Hitwise



This message was edited Aug 24, 2006 1:29 PM

Well i give up... Dave waaaah fix it.

I "fixed" it.... sort of... it's a bit of rigamorol now to get to it, but it gets the job done :)

Sarah

FYI, http://www.tinyurl.com lets you enter a long URL and it spits back a tiny URL you can use in place of it. Basically, they offer a free forwarding service. It's handy for times like these, when the formatting in a long URL won't work well when posted on the web or in e-mail.

You just do this:

1. Copy the long URL to your clipboard
2. Go to tinyurl.com
3. Paste the long URL in the "Enter a long URL to make tiny:" field
4. Click the "Make Tiny URL!" button
5. Copy the new, tiny URL to your clipboard
6. Go wherever it is you want to paste it and do so

Hope that helps! :)

This message was edited Aug 24, 2006 4:03 PM

I've edited the clip down to DG's segment and uploaded it to both. Be sure to leave comments if you view it -- let's put DG in the forefront! :)

Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un58HKpwXXg

Google Video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=964231712708148228

Thanks for the info, GW... you're just so good! ;)

Sarah

WOW, ISNT THAT SOMETHING!!!!!!

2WAY TO GO DAVE, TRISH, TERRY ET ALL

Where have I been? Congrats, Dave, Trish, Terry and all the rest of you!! Are we great, or what? HOORAY!!!

Good morning Dave!

Wow!!! That is so great! Congratulations!!!

Joanne

Congratulations, Dave.

You deserve all the accolades coming your way. Thanks for making this web site possible for all of us...

Starr

Way to go,You have such a great site here & it feels like home. Congrats.

To Dave and all his Groupies, thanks so much for this site.

I concur. This site has been a Godsend, in more ways than one. Thank you Dave.

Kelly