Have you tried your local contractors? They often have many pots available and will give or sell them at a low price to get rid of them. Also, you could look in your paper and see if anyone is selling anything in the Farm & Garden section or something like that. Finally, there are companies that sell lots of pots in wholesale amounts; Florikan is one and is mentioned in another post.

"Anyone grown it or have any info on it?" I have grown it since 2005. It is one of the good varieties of WV tomatoes I have that I plan on listing in SSE this year. Here's how I would describe it: 80 days, indeterminate, regular leaf plant with good production of 10-12 ounce fruit with excellent taste. Globe shaped fruit although sometimes I've gotten a pointy end in hot dry weather. The color of the fruit is rosy pink. To be honest I haven't checked if the skin is clear or not. I don't think it's a true pink so probably not. But, I'll work it out before I list it. :-) I got my seed from "Spud" Raney who got it from Braxton County West Virginia via a friend of his. Spud and I assume Cosner is a family name and it's a family heirloom. According to Spud's friend Cosner is a popular name in Braxton County. Spud supplies a large greenhouse in Franklin County WV with a large amount of seeds yearly. We assume that a lot of the Cosner's that pop up here and there are from that greenhouse. In my tomato tastings at work Cosner always places in the top 3 with the exception of 2005 when it came in 4th. One of my coworkers says the best tomato sandwich he ever had was made with a Cosner. Grow it out and see what you think and please let me know. See if my description matches what you get. BTW, I have some other WV varieties that I think are even better. Good luck. Randy

I'm wondering why your concern about a modem. Your friend can use a modem to send and receive faxes and she can use it to connect to the internet for dialup access (and there other purposes). However, she doesn't need a modem if she plans to have highspeed internet connection like cable or DSL. She'll use the network card for those.

i have the same oven (in stainless, not that it matters!!!!) i have had it for about 6 months now and don't have any complaints. i love the convection part which i had never had before. it is really useful either when baking or roasting many pans of veggies, etc. i have also used the internal probe for meat cooking and have been pleased with the results. it has 3 racks....the keep the one that drops down (kind of u shaped if that makes sense) on the bottom, the easy grip in the middle (cut out in the rack so you can just grab the pan without pulling out the rack) and then the rack that can be turned into a 1/2 rack on the top. i found you can fit a lot into the oven at once...... now after all that praise, i will say, i'm kind of a cooktop cook. i don't "bake" much so it wouldn't take a lot to please me! hope this helps....