press ctrl+H if it's empty, then AFAIK, history is "gone". i see messages like that occasionally. i assume they're bugs (or one bug that interacts with more than one script), but haven't worried about it. could check mozillazine.org (busy, but is not official mozilla.org forum)

Because I loaded it on my computer and it screws everything up, and makes the computer lock up, no matter if it's IE or Firefox. One more thing I'm blaming on Vista, just because I hate it. Of course my AVG and Firefox is fighting all the time too, as is AVG and this site. well, none of that happens here at Elery's with his Mac, only at home with my Dell. Annie

I made it down to look @ slabs twice since I last wrote. I'm still undecided about a slab, but 2 are being held. I decided I don't care for the "gold" in Eureka & Imperial, @ least in the ones I viewed. I found a slab of Olympian (Madeline616~sought it out after I saw yours) & it was all gray & soft, which I loved. Then realized it was the back of the slab & front side is pretty "dotted". My REAL question at this point is about the horizontal wavy lines, which I'd call fissures, but I don't know that is what they are for sure. They are very white, crystally. Are they an imperfection? I know they are just part of these selection of slabs, but I don't know if they will bother me or if everyone will think I got a BAD SLAB of stone. Does anyone have these? I assume fabricator will tell me if they are unacceptable, but will they LOOK unacceptable. I kept running my hand over them & wonder if I will always seem them that way. Also, wondered if the unfinished side can be honed by fabricator, but salesman thinks there are only a handful of fabricators that can hone a ROUGH piece. Honing a polished piece is simple as roughing it up, however, saw marks may be too much by hand. We were scurrying so I didn't take ANY pics. What was I thinking? Just curious, how long did it take you to find the right slab? I'm getting DOWN about it. I am NOT under time constraints, but I just WANT it done. DH is getting a bit weary, so I am just trying to play down the search. Thanks for any help on the "fissure" issue. I am not sure I appreciate them. Have not seen them in any other type of Danby, just the Olympian.

Rugosa's are a good example (not all of them). Much like the invasive orange daylily they send roots that roots that are thick and can go far from the original plant to come up and start a new plant. Had one that in its second year I noticed little rugosa's coming up some 5 feet from the mother I pulled and dug a little and it ran back to the mother plant. Mom was removed along with all the babies. Ramblers do this also by increasing quickly closer to the plant ( I think ).