Trace, if you're in Photobucket, I can show you how to post a link to the entire album (But if it's not Photobucket, I don't know!) First, you must log in to your album in Photobucket, then go in to Account Options, change the Album option from Private to Public. Secondly, go out again to the home page of your Album (the one you want to share), then click on the "browser" (the line with http://...) Thirdly, go into your Gardenweb page, then paste the "browser" line into the line "Optional Link URL". Finally, give a name to the link in the line: "Name of the Link", for examgple: My album. Hope that works for you (with Photobucket). Xuan Your "browser" link will appear

*Thank you*, weed--the old thread was also VERY INTERESTING!

you did not mention which email client you use??? depending on your email client you may have to set it for rich text and then the icons will show up I know that is what you do in hotmail. In hotmail at the very top there is a drop down box with the options rich text, plain text and edit in html, set it on rich text that enables the new bar with various icons and options like font, size, color, bold, and also an icon that looks like a globe with a chain link in front of it, that is the insert hyperlink icon. However you need to tell us which type of email you use because it can be different on that one.

I don’t know the answet to that, but I’d assume the nylon ones are what they’re referring to. I haven’t been thrilled with any of the nylon ones I have as they don’t stand up well to higher heat. Which, in fairness, they’re not designed for. My favorite spatula is an old Calphalon, yes probably nylon but it’s held up well. Perfect size and feel that I’ve found nowhere else, including their newer products. But this thread put my quest in the forefront again, and conveniently the NYT just published a Wirecutter on spatulas which led me to GIR products. I’ve ordered a fiberglass cored silicone spatula, rated to 550°. The size looks perfect for me; I’d prefer it not to be angled but I’ll adjust if the rest works for me. If I like it I’ll order one of their cookware sets. If I’m reading it correctly, the sets are their non-ultimate ones don’t have the fiberglass core, but I don’t expect that to matter for most uses. https://a.co/d/1jniYM6 I’ve been trying to move away from plastic in general, using mason jars more than deli cups, etc. I do have a lot of black stuff which I’ll mostly dispose of if I find a good replacement. Anyone have any favorite NESTING, lidded, glass containers to recommend?