Thank you all very much. It is decided then, the feeder stays! I looked up pictures of both the downey and hairy and agree it looks like a hairy woodpecker more. Getting a decent photo of a bird for identification is considerably more difficult than trees. Even my wife's 10mp point and click leaves a little to be desired. One of my neighbor's Bradford Pears has been attacked by some woodpecker. It is the only tree in either of our yards I have seen with damage and being a tree forum regular I have grown to dislike Bradfords anyway lol.

I opened the TopSpeed tab, but it only had 3 choices. They were "compress graphics when I don't have a high-speed connection", "always compress graphics" and "never compress graphics". I had already made sure the "never compress graphics" box was checked. I couldn't find an option to turn TopSpeed off, so I searched for "turn off top speed" in AOL help. There were instructions for turning it off, but at the bottom it said this: "Note: The TopSpeed® / AOL® Web Graphics Compression feature on AOL® 9.0 VR cannot be turned off or uninstalled; the client will not function properly without it." This notebook came with Vista, and AOL 9.0 VR is the only AOL that will work on it, so I guess I'm stuck with sorry graphics. I should have looked for an old one with XP, I guess. On my regular computer with XP I have the "never compress graphics" box checked and it's fine.

Not Blu Ray, but just regular DVDs. Last year, I switched the component cables to a HDMI/DVI cable to get a better picture on my TV. That may have changed the picture quality on the DVDs.

Hi everyone, thanks for the questions and comments. Still looking for my remodel file to get y'all specific names and brands. Hopefully this weekend. athomesewing- Probably the Tapmasters. So convenient, and I have still never been to another house that had them. gooster- Paint credit goes to my wife, it was her pic. I argued for a different color... Her choice was clearly better. We tried around 30 samples... edb2n- Yes it is. And a favorite perch of the cats and our toddler! firsthouse_mp- Yes we did. Had the whole kitchen re textured and painted while it was gutted. momof3kids_pa- The flooring is actually a commercial grade vinyl plank! I know *gasp* vinyl! Extremely easy on the feet and back, comes with a lifetime warranty, and doesn't require glue to be put down; in case of a kitchen flood it can be pulled up and reinstalled later. Doesn't chip or dent, and has been gentle on our dropped dishes, which are not infrequent with a "helpful" toddler in the house. We have laminate and 50's red oak hardwood in the house... And this is far and away our favorite. BirchPoint- it all comes down to personal preference, there's no right or wrong. What I will say though is that when we had our first dinner party, some red wine and pomegranate juice was spilled accidentally and not caught until the next morning; one wipe with water and a paper towel, no staining.