A HELPFUL TIP

REFRESH/RELOAD YOUR WEB BROWSER!
This Web site is updated frequently.

Refreshing/Reloading your browser cache ensures that old data, graphics, prices, etc., are removed and only the current data are downloaded. Older versions of Internet browser may require manual refreshing of their memory, i.e., cache. Here's how.

 Windows Users: Right-click your mouse, make the 'Refresh' or 'Reload' selection.

 Mac Users: Click and hold your mouse, make the 'Refresh' or 'Reload' selection.

NOTE: Some browsers permit you to set 'Refresh-Reload' as a default thereby avoiding the necessity of the above procedure. Check your browser preferences for this default setting option.

RESTART YOUR COMPUTER! If persistent issues develop, reboot your computer, as a last resort. Many Web browsers automatically reload the browser cache at Restart. Most often, a simple restart of your computer can resolve a balky browser, aggravating glitches, and stubborn software conflicts, saving you a lot of time and frustration.

However, sometimes it's just a host server that goes down, which requires several minutes of everybody's patience for its return to service.