Is there a way to check for holes in the liner, other than draining the whole thing and taking it out??? It's half full of water right now! I don't think it's a fold acting as a siphon because I added water to it this morning until I had to leave for my son's baseball games and it was only about 2/3 of the way full but when we came home the water level had dropped to about 1/2...just rough estimates! If there's a hole, would there be bubbles or anything?? I'm about ready to just give up!!

Don't think I suggested Amoco-Gas was only used in gas appliances but it was cheaper than buying a can of pre packed stove fuel. If it was not used in cars it sure would have been stale by the time anyone bought it for a camp stove. We just happened to have a Amoco a couple blocks from home so my dad would fill the gallon can before we left on vacation only times I recall buying stove fuel was when we went to Canada and ran out of Amoco territory. From wikipedia: "While most oil companies were switching to leaded gasolines en masse during the mid-to-late 1920s, American Oil chose to continue marketing its premium-grade "Amoco-Gas" (later Amoco Super-Premium) as a lead-free gasoline by using aromatics rather than tetraethyl lead to increase octane levels, decades before the environmental movement of the early 1970s led to more stringent auto emission controls which ultimately mandated the universal phase out of leaded gasoline. The "Amoco" lead-free gasoline was sold at American's stations in the eastern and southern U.S. alongside American Regular gasoline, which was a leaded fuel. Lead-free Amoco was introduced in the Indiana Standard marketing area in 1970.[4] The Red Crown Regular and White Crown Premium gasolines marketed by parent company Standard Oil (Indiana) in its prime marketing area in the Midwest before 1961 also contained lead." I think the explanation if their is one was cleaner burning and less lead deposits on pistons, valves and plugs. I think ESSO had the tiger in your tank shortly before they changed the name to Exxon

John my image above is a screenshot from my Office Outlook which is very different from the free Outlook. Do you save many emails? If you are a casual saver then you could copy the email contents and paste into a word processing program. Every PC has Wordpad installed if you have nothing better. You could right click on My documents and create a new folder to save them in. Just a thought. If you are like one lady I know that would not work, she has around 3000 emails with over 1000 unread. Seems like built in aggravation to me but to each his/her own I suppose.

I have something similar. Started as ox blood red splotches. Now vision is like looking through a yellow lattice. My eye doctor also cleared my vision, cataracts are clear, a few floaters but they are not colored. He suggested that I may have a neurological problem. He then followed up with I probably did not want to be tested for it "right now". He would not elaborate but he probably was meaning psychological stress with my husband in a nursing home rather than neurological. I am taking multivitamins with lutein to prevent macular degeneration but noticed when I take a zinc tablet the red spot fades. In writing this I notice that today neither the spot or the latticework is visible. I do not like taking the vitamins because they make my stomach hurt. With the loss of your baby it is possible that the symptoms may be related to the crying that you have been doing. Stop stressing your eyes to confirm the problem is still there. It is so hard to loose a companion and can cause extra stress for months.