Hello, "When installing multiple official versions of Firefox, the main thing to keep in mind is that each different version needs to be installed in it's own unique program files folder (use the Custom Installation option on the Setup Type page of the installation routine) and each version should have its' own Profile; you also need to make sure that you always launch each version with the appropriate Profile.If you don't use the Custom option, Firefox will overwrite the prevoius installation in Program Files. If you are installing multiple versions, do not launch Firefox at the end of the installation procedure, see the section below about dealing with running multiple Profiles." http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2249039

mxyplx I run linux as my primary pc and I do my banking generally just using it, however when using the installed linux it is quite different from using a live cd, with the live cd nothing gets written to the hard drive and nothing is saved so it is even more of a safety feature. In addition it would be advisable to use your browser session to do your banking first with out opening any other tabs, when done fully close out your browser prior to doing any other surfing. That way you are using a new clean browser window. Doing that is advisable on any system actually. I keep several linux live cds handy for various reasons including should I need to travel and use other computers, I boot from my linux cd and use it then when I remove it I know nothing from my session was saved to that pc. You can also do the same using a usb version of linux. this is another article by Brian Krebs about the live cd E-Banking on a Locked Down (Non-Microsoft) PC an interesting option Lightweight Portable Security (LPS)-A Linux distro from the US Department of Defense there are a few good reasons to keep one handy Why You Need to Have a Linux LiveCD I know I love interesting reading too.

Albert it is possibly to do with your surfing preferences. There is an interesting talk on TED about this subject. The lecturer discovered that things are changing online and Google searches for the same subject return different results for different people. Check it out, it is only 9 minutes but is very interesting (I think) There are many other very interesting articles on TED for those who need interesting information.

It's like a very dark VERY rich fruitcake. I don't have a recipe. Every family's seems to be different. The one I tasted didn't have big chunks of fruit in it. They're sometimes used for wedding cakes here, too. I ran a fundraiser at an historic house here to benefit the Humane Society & had all old-time local foods & a scratch band. A bakery made up a black cake for me. Was it ever expensive! But it was good. And I don't normally like any kind of fruitcake. Here's one version. I don't know how similar they are to the British black cakes which probably are where our versions originated. Here is a link that might be useful: Black Cake