I think the FAQ on this method that I linked below will answer all your questions. Soil - any good quality soil-less potting mix. Seed starting mix is fine and you do not fertilize just germinated seedlings. Only feed and then only in a well diluted amount after the seedling develops 1-2 sets of true leaves. Dave PS: also review the How to grow tomatoes from seed FAQ on this forum. Here is a link that might be useful: The baggie method FAQ

You may want to contact Dell's corporate headquarters to file a complaint. Last Fall I purchased an HP laptop and by Feb. the touchpad had stopped responding and the hard drive was failing. Short story, I returned it for repair 3 times and it still wasn't fixed (they replaced the hard drive twice and never fixed the touchpad issue). When it was returned the third time they said I would have to go through the whole process again before they would "maybe consider" replacing it. I contacted HP's headquarters and they arranged for new replacement laptop that is a better one than the one I purchased and are providing a $250 gift card, as well. Also, when I purchased a Dell a few years ago its motherboard was defective. Initially they offered to replace the motherboard but I said I wanted a new replacement and they sent one, so they can do it. You shouldn't wait for the full year so AMEX's warranty kicks in b/c you will be without the use of your laptop in the meantime.

I read that although pay pal is owned by ebay that pay pal was not affected at all in this incident. Now if that is true or they just don't want everyone to panic who knows I mean they took this long to tell us about ebay. Mine has been changed, I did not have any difficulties at all.

This is only the first in a series of skills challenges that you will be facing on such an ambitious project. I have some concerns as to whether you have done your due diligence with the framers that you hired. As well as the design plans that you had created. They don't seem to posess the basic skills needed for the job. And you seem to be in over your head. Perhaps you should talk with some General Contractors in order to get you to a dried in stage with all of the plumbing and electrical roughs completed. Perhaps the bank financing the loan or the local permit office could provid you with some names to interview. Good luck!