Don, It's some years since I was in the Nitobe Garden, but so far as I remember there was nothing in the way the Tea Garden used to be that would make it especially difficult for the handicapped, so I'd be guessing at what the answer is. It could be anything. Knowing how Philistine city governments can be, it wouldn't surprise me if the City of Vancouver had passed a bylaw about fire exits from public buildings and officialdom insisted that these included the Tea House on the grounds that it might catch fire. It sets my imagination going - suppose they directed that the Tea House must be re-built to include wheelchair ramps? Or that tall lampstandards with sodium lights must be installed throughout the garden so that people can see their way round there at night? Edzard can correct me if I'm mis-using the word, but my feeling is that Professor Mori's cloistered Tea Garden now feels like a thoroughfare & has lost its fuzei. Herb

I bookmarked this thread two different ways. For one, I used "Bookmarks->Bookmark This page" (Ctrl-D) to create a bookmark in my "Bookmarks Menu". I also dragged the URL from the "Location Bar" and dropped it onto my "Bookmarks Toolbar". Although I used the same page, (this thread), for both, they could have just as easily have been different Gardenweb threads. As long as the "Location" (which is taken from the URL in the Location Bar) is different for each Bookmark, each will take me to a different page. However... ... Sometimes If I am watching something or left a post I like to save the exact page that I need to go to in a file folder to check back. ... ... If you're on certain sites/pages, you may not be able to bookmark it the way you want. For example, http://www.tvland.com/video-clips or http://www.msnbc.com/first-look. In both cases you go to the page, you watch a few clips, perhaps look through the video playlist and click one, decide you'll watch the rest later so bookmark it but it doesn't remember which one you watched last. Why? Because as you navigated, or let it play on its own, the URL in the "Location Bar" remains the same, so any bookmark you create will remain the same. Truthfully though, I don't have a clear picture of exactly what you're trying to do so I can recreate the problem. An example site or two might really help. :)

Well - I know I had jumped in on this thread with the issue of disappearing bookmark favicons. After many months - and a snow day today, I did more research and found a solution. It's an add-on called Bookmark Favicon Changer. For a long time, I used it and discovered why it recently lost it's functionality. The develop had trouble with each firefox update (now that they seem to come every few weeks) breaking his add-on. There was more in the firefox add-on description. He still offers this add-on, but it has to be gotten from: https://sites.google.com/site/sonthakit/bookmarkfaviconchanger I did some reading first and this develop seems trustworthy and legit. I downloaded his most recent version of bookmark favion changer. Now when I right click on a bookmark, I get a menu of choices. With this addon, the choices include change favicon, reset favicon, remove favicon and export favicon. I just choose reset favicon and that works 95% of the time. Sometimes I have to go the site first before I can reset the favicon. In one case, I had another bookmark deep within a folder that was using the favicon I tried to reset. For some reason, I had to delete that bookmark(or it's favicon) in order to reset the favicon for the bookmark in my toolbar. Don't know why that favicon couldn't be used twice. I have plenty of other instances where favicons appear in numerous places. Well - finally, after a disorganized mess of bookmarks (xmarks issues also took 5 months to fix), my bookmarks are synced, organized and mostly have their favicons. What a pleasure to have this working right again. Hope this helps anybody else suffering from missing bookmark favicons. In googling, I could see I was not the only one experiencing this in firefox. Lynn.

I am looking for a copy of plastic Canvas bookmark pattern. Its the one that has a piece of elastic sewn from one end of bookmark to the other end so that it can be slipped over book page and around book. Anyone know what I am talking about? I saw pattern on a website but at the time my computer wouldn't accept any adobe printouts.