Yes I had the same type problems on dsl, no lights in the area, I demanded they send someone out to check the line and to check the distance to the CO to know if I was at the far end of the line and they might need to put a boost on it. The tech that came out was great, he said the lines were a problem and that I was pretty far from the CO and they would take some action there to try to help me out. While he was there he also put a whole house filter on my line which is great and I would suggest you have him do if he comes out, that way you no longer need all those little filters on each phone it filters it at the entrance to your house and it is a much better filter. After all the work was done I no longer had the nightly drop offs and my speed was much better. I have had verizon fios for a few years now and I would never ever go back to anything else FIOS is awesome and I have never had a single drop or loss or slow down ever. I was one of the original fios test houses in my area, it was great being on the cutting edge. I would suggest you go to the forum I will link to they have some great dsl forums, many you can actually talk to techs from the various ISPs who hang out in the forums. Super good info to be had there. Here is a link that might be useful: dslreports

For some reason or other, you logged out or got logged out of Xmarks. So just enter your Xmarks password again and you should be good. Saved passwords are in Tools >> Options >> Security >> Saved Passwords . . . . and they are remembered there if you click on "Save" when entering a password. Just so you know, Firefox's password saving feature is not unbreakable. It's probably ok for home use but I wouldn't rely on it for anything super important on a laptop where there's a chance it could be stolen. I use a password manager for that and disable FF's own password manager. This post was edited by kbarb on Wed, Oct 22, 14 at 12:04

F&P agitator toploaders work somewhat differently than other machines. One must understand how they're supposed to work in order to recognize what's the problem when a malfunction occurs. On all cycles except Perm Press, the machine initially fills with a small amount of water at the selected temperature (five choices) to saturate the clothes and dissolve the detergent. The pump and a recirculation valve activates and this concentrated solution is showered over the load for 4 mins (Eco Active wash) while the basket rotates at 25 RPM. Then the pump and valve turn off and the machine fills rest of the way (with cold water) for an agitated wash. Perm Press skips Eco Active and fills immediately for the agitated wash period (maximum temp allowed on Perm Press is Warm). The water level can be selected manually (five choices) or the machine can auto-sense the level. The wash water drains and the cycle proceeds into the rinse and final spin phases. Heavy Duty & Regular cycles run a shower rinse to save water unless the Softener Rinse option is selected. Delicate, Woolens, & Perm Press run a traditional agitated rinse. Cycle interruption & beeping at the point you describe may be a problem with the recirculation valve. If the valve doesn't switch properly between recirculate and drain modes, the water may recirculate when it should be draining (or drain when it should recirculate). You can run some tests to check machine functions. - With Power off, press and hold Wash Temp Down, then press Power at the same time. Should get two beeps and the panel comes on in Diagnostic Mode. - Important, don't skip this step! Press the Delicate cycle button. The light turns on and the recirculation valve under the tub activates. It takes a couple mins for the valve to shift modes and there's no visual indication on the panel when it's done, which is why you need to turn the valve on now so it'll be ready to go when you're finished getting some water filled in the next step. - Press Wash Temp Up to turn the hot water valve on/off to confirm the water runs. Press Wash Temp Down to run the cold water. Let enough water fill to see it just coming up on base of the agitator. Visually confirm that the hot and cold water flow in at about the same rate. If either hot or cold is noticeably slower than the other, then the slow valve may be bad or there's a clogged screen in the valve where the supply hose connects or at the faucet end. - Wait a little longer if at least 2 mins hasn't passed since you turned on the Delicate button. If at least 2 mins has passed, then you're ready to proceed to the next step. - Press the Regular cycle button to turn on the pump (Delicate should still be on). Water should shower out of the recirculation port at the upper right-rear of the tub, and NO WATER should be flowing out of the drain hose. If water drains or both drains and recirculates, then the valve is at fault. If the pump doesn't run at all, then the pump is the fault. If recirculation runs properly, then go to the next step. - Press Regular and Delicate to turn them off. Wait 3 to 4 mins. Press Regular to turn the pump on again (NO Delicate this time). Water should flow out of the drain hose, and NOT from the recirculation port. If it does recirculate, or both drains and recirculates, then again the valve is the fault. - Assuming the machine will drain, let the pump run to drain all the water. Press Regular to turn the pump off. - Now you need to check what's the last Fault Code the machine recorded, if any. Press the Spin Speed Up (or Down) button repeatedly as needed until BOTH the Hold and Slow spin lights are on. The eight wash progress lights display the Fault Code, per which lights are on. From left to right, the lights are numeric values of 128, 64, 32, 16, 8, 4, 2, 1. Add up the total of the lights that are on to get the code. Example: 3rd, 6th, and 8th lights is 32 + 4 + 1 = 37. - Press Power to turn the machine off and exit Diagnostics. Report back here what you find.

To CF: I started documenting everything from the day he had a fit over the trench I was marking to dig with an edger with the intent of pouring concrete to stop the underground diversion. He wanted me to move it over a foot or two and I stood up to him and told him NO. I didn't have a backbone when I moved here, but his underhanded, illegal diversions and disregard for my property and his theft of my property has given me one. He's the reason I found out he stole 3" of my property. I wouldn't care about 3 stinking inches if he was an honest person that respected my property. He told me that my new drain pipe from my deck was illegal because it went into the sewer system. I called the borough to see if my pipe was as he said. I told him that I will remedy the situation immediately if it's true because I don't do anything illegal. I called the borough and they came out and said it was illegal and I fixed it the next day so that the rain drains on my driveway now. I showed the inspector his illegal pipe and he had to cap it off with a legal cap. He told the man it was illegal to divert his water in any way shape or form onto my property. I had my property survey and that's when I found out that 3" of his driveway and yard is mine. The inspector informed him that I have a right to sue him for the damage to my property and could possibly have him remove those 3" of his driveway. A screaming match ensued on the first inspector visit and I told my neighbor I never want to speak to him. After the inspector came back to approve both of our illegal things, I asked him to document both visits and I'm waiting for that documentation. The day I moved in he didn't introduce himself. He said to me in a nasty voice, " This is not a communal driveway! That is yours and this is mine!" Now I know why there was no property flag on that side of my back yard. I asked the inspector to return those unkind words that he spoke to me eleven years ago. He's elderly now and I told him when I quit shoveling my driveway that he could use it to get traction in the snow going up it and he has used it. I didn't care. I've been spending 8-10 hours a day all summer trying to garden and fix my yard. He told the inspector that my problem was that I needed a hobby. So, I took up photography and have been taking pictures almost daily along with videos during and after it rains. I also took a picture in Feb. when he shoveled a path through my snow and into my yard. Thank you for every bit of advice you've given me. I am documenting and I'll call landscapers to get an estimate. I live in PA and have been trying to find the Civil Law of Drainage and am even waiting for the EPA to call me back. I even called the police and filed a report, but they wouldn't take it for theft of property. I've turned the other cheek and have gone above and beyond "Loving and Forgiving your Neighbor" and have helped them in so many ways that I just can't do it anymore. I ended up in an ambulance and stayed overnight in the hospital in Feb. because I finally stood up to him. It'll kill me not to help them anymore, but he has outright taken advantage of my kindness for the last time. I can't tell you how much I appreciate the time you took to write to me and all the advice you given me. I'm feeling better and grateful to you for giving me the tools and pointing me in the right direction for this disgusting situation. I wish peace for you in your life. Thanks a million times over!