Thanks for asking - no. All content including pictures, is copyright Coromandel Cacti. We took all the pictures and the plants have been invisibly tattooed so we will know if you used one of our pictures. See similar questions...

The unfortunate answer is YES. Contrary to what you might have heard, there is no way to prevent this practice. You might have seen something on other sites where a box pops ups with a message telling you not to steal their pictures. This is a script that runs on a web page that intercepts a right mouse-click (the most common way to save things on a web page) and puts up a message. It works just fine. See similar questions...

Album art is added for all songs in a folder by putting a file in the folder named folder.jpg. If such a file is detected by Media Portal, it will be displayed as the album art when any song in the folder is playing. To use an image for a single track, name the image file the same as the audio file but with a .tbn extension. This acts as a thumbnail image that will be displayed when the file is playing. For example, given a song called songOne.mp3, name the image for this file songOne.tbn. See similar questions...

I think that's why you're doing this? To see the change? Initially, I thought of the project focusing on the differences that one can see in the self from day to day. Same person, different personas. As the project grew and grew, it became more about the process of the whole. I began to look at the long-term changes that occur parallel to the short term changes. These changes will become more and more apparent as the project ages 20-30+ years. Now I'm looking towards the end. See similar questions...

We do update our donor gallery from time to time, but cannot guarantee that all the pictures we receive will be posted. We also use photos in our newsletters and post them around our office. See similar questions...

That's a touchy subject. You should ask permission first. If you do use one attribute it to the owner. If you don't know who owns the the picture then make a disclaimer saying that you will take it down or attribute it if the owner desires. No, it's not. The copyright is still maintained by the original artist, unless he/she gave you permission to use it. See similar questions...

Every attempt will be made to have pictures posted everyday of the previous day's events. DO NOT HAVE PARENTS CONTACT US EVERYDAY ABOUT PICTURES, REMEMBER WE ARE BUSY. Back to Top See similar questions...

No. The pictures on the Gerstner website are copyrighted and may not be used without written permission from H. Gerstner & Sons. Usage of these photos without permission violates US copyright law and you may be subject to prosecution as allowable by law. Gerstner does not allow the usage of these photos for private party sales. We thank you for your understanding in this matter. See similar questions...

Kiwikku goes through a dusty old bookshelf. "Aha!" She pulls out a book titled "Scams" Don't be a victim, guest. Read this book. Tragedy scam: This usually involves the death of a loved on or pet. For example "My friend has cancer and she wants a baby pb!" Most likely they'll take the paintbrush and run. Quests: Faeries NEVER ask for paintbrushes or codestones. Jhudorah or Illusen *might* ask for a codestone, but to my knowledge, that hasn't happened. yes, the internet is a wonderful invention. See similar questions...

No, cacti have spines (modified leaves) that are dead and do not produce any type of toxins on their surfaces. Although, some cacti, especially prickly-pears and chollas do have microscopic spine surfaces with cells pointing outward and backward (retrorse scabrosity), like a fishhook. These spines can cause physical tissue damage when the spine is removed from the skin, causing pain and inflammation of the area. See similar questions...

Yes, personal use of any of the athletic pictures is fine. Netscape users can right click on the photo of interest and select "Save Image As...", and then complete the instructions. The original, uncropped pictures may be obtained by contacting the webmaster. See similar questions...

It is really hard to get an image of what HD actually looks like. This would be something your doctor would have to do while your or someone was in surgery. See similar questions...

We can provide some library images, but to reflect your business we prefer that you provide the majority of images for your website. See similar questions...

You can borrow material for non-commercial uses and put it on your site, including altered forms, but you must link the borrowed material back to the original source on this site. Commercial uses need permission (and hopefully a dump truck filled with money) before using any material. See similar questions...

No! If we find out you've been stealing any ideas or content from our site then we will sue you until you find yourself homeless while pushing an empty trolley. See similar questions...

All articles, pictures & videos are available for use on other websites at no charge in most cases, provided they are linked back to this site. However, donations are appreciated and welcomed: click. When using articles, please use different titles & meta tags so that search engines don't drop conflicting same topic articles in their search engines. Just change a word or two in the title and meta tags. See similar questions...

Anyone who displays, reproduces, copies, creates derivative works, or sells our textual, photographic, video or audiovisual programs for commercial or non-commercial purposes without our permission violates our copyright laws and is liable for copyright infringement. See similar questions...

Most drop shippers have pictures of the products they carry. However, the picture quality varies. For example, not all drop shippers carry 300dpi photos. If you are going to advertise in printed publications, they will need photo of at least 300dpi or better. See similar questions...