Unfortunately, this is the cost of being online. I keep GW and several other websites open 24 hours a day, but I also run programs that clean and protect my computer from storing up unwanted adware, malware and spyware... and I'm kept virus-free. Luckily, my husband is a technology wizard. :-) At no cost, you can download a program called "Spybot Search & Destroy". My husband's business is computers, technology and electronics, and that's what we use. There's no reason to spend money if you don't have to. If you got to their website through Google, be sure you're at the actual Spybot S&D website, and choose the download option for Spybot S&D that is free of charge. Download it, install it, and run it... it will remove all spy, ad, and malware from your machine... and running it at least once a week will keep your computer clean. "Avast" is a very good, and free, anti-virus program to run. Be sure to set it to pick up constant updates for new virus definitions... and set it to run on a schedule so your computer stays cleaned of all viruses. If you can afford to purchase an anti-virus program, Norton SystemWorks is actually the best. It's just rather expensive. Clearing your cache files daily will help, too... by removing all the junk we look at daily and our computers store. It will keep your machine a little less crowded. There are many programs available for these purposes, but it's not necessary to spend a fortune to keep your computer clean and virus free. The names I've mentioned offer the best bang at no cost. My husband has been working with computers since they've been in existence. I've never bought one or had to take it in for maintenance... every one I've ever had has been custom built to fill my needs, and he keeps our entire network and all systems operational and running at top condition.

have you tried with a different browser on your cell phone? I have several browsers I use on my phone, firefox, opera mini, and dolphin HD, all are very good but some work better for some things than others. For GW I often use firefox since I can add on adblock plus and easylist which helps block a lot of the ads that make it almost impossible when on a cell phone sized screen. So you may want to try that they are all free and will install in seconds, it you decide you don't want them just go to manage applications and uninstall it. Your phone runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread so all of those browsers should be easily available to you from the market. you might also go into your browser settings on the phone and clear all the cache and cookies and stuff see if that might help. To do that on the phone open your browser window then click on your menu button then on the more option , then settings scroll through there to find the cache, cookie, history form data etc try clearing all that it might have saved a corrupt cookie or something.

Laurielou177: I did none of it -- my furniture guy did. It isn't one piece of maple -- but, you could probably use maple plywood and nose it to hide the edges. Contact me off-line ecliberman@cox.net -- I'll ask my furniture guy exactly what he did. I know that I asked him to make it so it could be easily disassembled, if I ever wanted to pick up the post for cleaning. The post is attached to the table by wooden cleats. I believe he cut away part of the top of the post to insert the piece of wood crosswise. The end that goes into the wall is supported by a two pieces of wood on the underside. One is screwed into the wall. Attached to that is a piece that is screwed into the underside of the table. In addition, there are three strips of wood going across the underside of the table to give the width of the table some support. The dimensions of the table top are 30.5 x 48. We had a tight space. Trestles are a good option, and look nice in an old house, but I thought they had to be stabilized by a stretcher at the bottom. I'm not sure I used the right furniture terms. As much as I obsessed about this, I'm already forgetting all the details. Email me if you really want to know.

This is very cool, but too much for my little brain/