Kiwi100

I have recently moved house. I want a vege garden in the new house. I have killed all of the weeds in the plot, dug the garden and the dirt is now in cricket ball sized clods. What's the best and quickest way to break the earth down further so I can plant my veges?

Up until just prior to Christmas I could see a record of all of my comments that I made on the News, Sports, Business, Entertainment threads etc by clicking on my profile and hey presto there they were! But not anymore! Can I still find a history of all of my comments that I have made in the past day or so? Without the history I lose track of what I have said and where I have said it and what other Yahoo user's responses to my comments were.

I post comments on most of the Yahoo! sites such as News, Sports, Entertainment, Financial pages etc etc. I don't have any problems with my comments on the News, Entertainment & Financial pages. It is ONLY the Sports pages. What happens is this. I post my comments /replies on Sports pages and when I look a few minutes later they are posted because I can view them. Other people also comment on my comments. However when I look at my comments on the Sports pages from anything to say 20 minutes to 30 minutes later they have gone! They are not abusive or anything such as that because the comment is a simple word like "yes" or "no". When I look at my profile page where the history of all of my comments are kept they are always there. All of them, but they have disappeared from the comments pages! On very rare occasions they do not disappear but about 97% of the time they do! It cannot be my settings, I have worked that out because all my comments to the News, Entertainment & Financial pages get posted & stay there. I have also opened another account under a different name and different email address and use a different browser and the same thing happens. What is happening? Can someone help me? Please! It's driving me nuts!

I post comments on most of the Yahoo! sites such as News, Sports, Entertainment, Financial pages etc etc. I don't have any problems with my comments on the News, Entertainment & Financial pages. It is ONLY the Sports pages. What happens is this. I post my comments /replies on Sports pages and when I look a few minutes later they are posted because I can view them. Other people also comment on my comments. However when I look at my comments on the Sports pages from anything to say 20 minutes to 30 minutes later they have gone! They are not abusive or anything like that. When I look at my profile page where the history of all of my comments are kept, they are always there. All of them. But they have disappeared from the comments page! On very rare occasions they do not disappear but about 97% of the time they do! It cannot be my settings, I have worked that out because all my comments to the News, Entertainment & Financial pages get posted & stay there. I don't get any answers from Yahoo! technical support, I just waste my time with them. What is happening? Can someone help me? Please! It's driving me nuts!

I make comments on the Yahoo news pages and post them but they do not reach the comments pages. I recently upgraded my operating system from Windows XP to Windows 7 (64 bit). Since upgrading, my comments do not reach the comments pages from my computer.They also do not appear in my comments history under My Profile.When I click on the tab that says "Post Comment" my page refreshes and instead of the comments section appearing at the bottom of the page I get "The World In Pictures" instead. However, when I do a "thumbs up" or a "thumbs down", they ARE recorded on the relevant page and also on my comments history. The other interesting thing is that when I comment from my son's computer all of my comments work OK so it has to be a setting or something similar on my computer that is not set correctly. My Java and Adobe programmes are loaded and up to date and I clear my cookies and cache regularly. What could my problem be? Help. it's getting me down! By the way, I am not asking this question from my computer.