****"I enjoy mowing so much better now that I spent such a small amount of money on something that actually works and some of you act as this is some sort of offense that I did."**** Does the device come with a bunch of discount coupons ("50% off cost of one pediatric visit to the emergency room", OR "One free child embalming with purchase of child coffin") that you can transact when that curious four year old grandchild runs over from next door and you back over him/her as you enjoy mowing in reverse, thanks to the wonderful thing you discovered on ebay?? Of course, you may be that perfect human that the world has been looking for, and will never suffer to make a mistake or have a momentary lapse of attention. You are just another egocentric individual who thinks it's all about you. In the case of RIO, it's not about you, it's about the kids. If you had spent a bit more time reading some of the past postings on this subject, you would have been aware of the number of emergency room visits every year due to children being cut to pieces when their dad or neighbor backed up and ran over the unseen child. You would also have been enlightened as to why the RIO safety interlock was developed and implemented in the first place. Defeating safety interlocks is about as smart and responsible as leaving open prescription medications on the coffee table or leaving a loaded pistol on the couch when the grand kids come to visit. But, I guess that doesn't concern you (except if the bullet hits you). Oh, if you look into some of the obscure corners of ebay, you can find shirts that are printed to look like you are wearing your safety belt when you drive and thus avoid being ticketed for not wearing the safety belt. Comes in all sizes, several color combinations and configured for driver and passenger sides. I'm sure you don't wear a safety belt (based on your blatant contempt for all things safety).

Hello Chocrates, Fredsbog does have a valid point, however; I would also want to check the light levels your plant is receiving. If it is getting full sun, then it likely is the nitrogen levels in the plant's environment. If the photoperiod is too short, less than 8, and the plant is not receiveing full sun outside, it may need more light of more intense and longer photoperiod.. particularly if the plant never develops coloration. If you can rule light problems out, then you can take care of the nitrogen problem by repotting the plant in fresh peat moss and perlite or silica sand in a 50/50 mix of peat moss to whichever drainage medium you choose. Make sure the moss comes in a large 1-2 foot dried, cubic bale wrapped in plastic. Often, the small bags of moss and perlite found in stores are fertilized, which could just kill the plant altogether. Since we are back to winter again, it will be a moot point to try anything right now with the plant until it is close to spring next year. Repot it just as spring is about to arrive and the plant should revive and grow normally if it gets enough light. Humidity is not a big concern with Sarracenias. A carnivorous plant nursery called Sarracenia Northwest grows all their Sarracenias outdoors in Oregon weather year round with good results.

I'm guessing that you saw the What's New at GW Message and then went to the link...Login and Profile Issues Posted DEc 28th: For login issues: Sometimes your browser's cookie file can become corrupt and it can be helpful to delete it and restart your browser. More information on how to do this can be found here. Please give us a detailed description of your issue. If you can't login, a step-by-step account of what you do to login is crucial. On what forum or page are you logging in? Where is the link on the page that you are using? What error message do you receive? Can you login on any other pages or is it just in one specific area?"Some of the links to login are not working properly and will cause a page error when you try to sign in. If this happens, use the login link found at the very top of the page. It is located in the green bar next to the GardenWeb logo and says, 'Log in'. You can also log in using this url - http://www.gardenweb.com/auth/login.htm Then Jan 6th, this was added: " Some of the links to login are not working properly and will cause a page error when you try to sign in. If this happens, use the login link found at the very top of the page. It is located in the green bar next to the GardenWeb logo and says, 'Log in'. You can also log in using this url - http://www.gardenweb.com/auth/login.htm" So, assuming that you cleared cookies and restarted your browser, and you gave a detailed description of your issue when you contacted them, and that you have tried as suggested to log in from the link at the very top of the page and from http://www.gardenweb.com/auth/login.htm , I'd suggest contacting them again, with the info requested, and note in the subject line something like "Logging In-second report". I'm not having log-in issues, but am having Profile issues,which I have reported and they are working on. I'm sure that is taking a back seat though to those who are still having "log in" issues.

Grandms, been there and done that, very frustrating. I suspect you held the Shift key for 8 seconds while pondering how to start typing. Check the link below and scroll down to the Accessibility section and you will see it there. Here is a link that might be useful: Shortcuts