I'm suprised you are not overrun with lots of goldfish fry in those six years. I have Golden Orfe that are so much fun as a pond fish plus they tend to limit the goldfish fry survival rate. With your current expanded pond you could add several with out a problem. They love to jump and eat insects are much more active than goldfish so they required a fair sized pond. They are a schooling fish so add a minimum of three if you decide too. I see you are in Ohio I purchased mine at Green Vista Watergardens. Good luck

Fanboys and Easylist are both good general subscriptions. Nowadays when Adblock Plus installs, it automatically subscribes you to one or the other at random. Yeah, if you don't have Easylist in there, and you disable Fanboy, you won't be subscribed to any list and Adblock Plus won't do you a bit of good. So you'll want to re-enable it. Optionally, if you want to try Easylist, it's here: http://easylist.adblockplus.org/en/ or if you'd rather: Add EasyList to Adblock Plus I wouldn't subscribe to both at the same time though, it might slow your browser down too much checking through two huge lists. :) Edit: It's okay to have both Easylist and Fanboy listed in you subscriptions... just don't have both enabled(checked) at the same time. Edit2: I just tried Fanboy on one of my other computers just in case there was a problem with one of his filters. It "seems" to work fine. This post was edited by chuggerguy on Tue, Feb 5, 13 at 18:36

I posted this also in the thread in question. With the link that the OP posted, I can see the pictures. With the clickable thumbnails that Sue provided, I can see them. When I click on the bird bath picture, I get The action that you were trying to perform has failed. . When I click on the barn picture, it takes me to the OPs photobucket where I can see the picture. Why I can see one and not the other is a mystery. I'm using FF with no add-ons. Bernie

To help with your REVO please look at this wonderful video tutorail by Waylon. He explains exactly step by step how to fully remove a program using REVO. Do it as he does. Do make sure that it does create a restore point before starting or you can do that yourself before you start to make sure you have one to return to should something be deleted that you needed, this will allow you to go right back to where you were. Also as he says it puts the removed items in your recycle bin so that should you find you need one it is there where it can be restored. TUTORIAL: Revo Uninstaller In case you have never created a restore point it is super easy to do. Click start> programs> accessories> system tools> system restore and choose to create a restore point. follow the wizard.