Patti, you could try googling Ides of March, "Ides of March", or define: Ides of March.

Could we make a loose DS connection?

I assume the Ides of March was recognized on the 1969 DS Calendar because the date has a sense of doom or foreboding associated with it (a feeling not unfamiliar to the residents of Collinwood) thanks to Shakespeare's famous line.

Note to MB or Midnite: How do I eliminate those obnoxious lines that seem to permeate every picture I upload?

This disccussion has been moved to the Testing 1, 2, 3, board.  See:

Screen captures / was-- Re: Episode #0787

I had that number of choices before I added some names I thought of later. I wanted to increase the number of choices one could choose but the system had problems. Sorry about that.

I just tested the feature and it was working fine.    What may have confused you is that you cannot opt to change the number of maximum votes per user once a poll has been posted.  If you think you're going to gauge it according to the number of poll options, I can only suggest that you use the Preview feature to study the total number of options in your poll before submitting it.

ClaudeNorth,

Hope all your wishes come true this birthday!

Happy Birthday,  webpotentate!

Do we have any idea who the actress is in the shot of Millicent with Josette's fan in today's slideshow?  From the costume it looks as if the character is meant to be a maid.

The actress is Charlotte Fairchild.  She had been Angela Lansbury's understudy when Mame first opened on Broadway.

I didn't accuse anyone of slander, and I didn't remove a thing.  I said it was becoming a discussion about private behavior, and the point of bringing up the guideline was to remind posters that discussions should be about the public behavior of the actors, i.e. on stage, at the Fest banquet, etc.  Slander (though it would be libel, but I digress ) isn't the issue, and you're right that the example you gave would be subject to removal.  I'm sorry you got the impression your comments had been judged as slanderous (libelous, whatever).  The Forum policy is that what happens in private stays in private.