Solution 1: Fix the problem by updating your Firefox version. Most of the causes of this issue are fixed in the latest version of Firefox.

Solution 2. If you have the most recent version of Firefox, but are still having this problem, here are some things you can try to avoid the problem:

1. At the top of the Firefox window, click on the ‘Tools’ menu, and select ‘Options’.
2. Select the ‘Advanced’ panel. The ‘General’ tab should be displayed, if not, click on it to select it.
3. In the ‘Accessibility’ section, make sure ‘Search for text when I start typing’ is unchecked.

This setting is unchecked by default. If this setting is checked, any character you type in a text field can trigger this issue. In some cases disabling this setting will prevent this issue from reoccurring. If you’re having this issue, make sure this setting is unchecked.

Solution 3. Open and close a dialog window. For many people there is no need to restart Firefox to be able to type in text fields again.

1. Open any Firefox dialog window
* e.g. Click Tools then Downloads
2. Close the window right away, there’s no need to click on anything first

You should be able to type in the text field now.

Leave a comment if any of these fixes work for you.

According to Mediacom, network problems are responsible for a widespread loss of internet service that began Tuesday night and continue Thursday. The company said that the loss of internet service is not related to the ice storm. Mediacom further said that their network engineers are still troubleshooting the cause of the outage.

What the heck Mediacom! I have lost few hundred dollars of earnings because of your below standard, intermittent internet connectivity. Should you refund me for those days that you did not provide my home any service? What about the income that I should have earned in those days that I don’t have the connection? Will you pay me for that? Because I tell you, I pay my bills without fail. Not getting what I paid for boils my blood!

Is this customer service for you? My gully Mediacom!

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So how would you know it’s fake? Simple.

1. Check where the email was coming from. In this case, it came from support [at] gmadcenter [dot] com. That is not the official email address of Google. Google will not use a gmail address either.

2. Gmail team will never tell anyone that your account will be deleted.

3. Gmail makes notices in correct grammar. This one fails the English grammar test.

4. Gmail does not and will not ask users of their passwords or bank accounts!

5. Gmail does not use colorful text notices. This emails comes with a signature with each letter in different colors. So fake!

6. Phishers always employ the “fear” factor when sending emails. They will threat you of closing your account if you won’t reply. Gmail team, on the other hand, will not.

If you receive emails like the one above, never hesitate to send them to the bin! Protect your personal information all the time.

I love comments. But not coming from this bathmateus, who obviously just spamming my blog entries and promoting his website. I visited one time the link that always comes with his spam comments and I was directed to a site about solution to erectile dysfunction.

Here are samples of his comments:

That’s looks so nice your posting. Everything looks good in your posting. That will be necessary for all. Thanks for your posting – Bathmate

It is a good posting. I like it. It’s pretty much impressive – Bathmate

wow this is outstanding comment for posting, thank you – Bathmate

These comments were posted on entries that were even unrelated to what he is commenting about. This one “wow this is outstanding comment for posting, thank you” was commented on my blog entry about death! The relation of the entry to his/her comment is nil — a clear spamming strategy!

Too bad for whoever is posting spam comments to my blog, because all the comments were never approved. Thanks to comment moderation!

To Bathmateus, you just labeled your site a spam site. One more thing, I think your Bathmate is a scam.

I am writing this because if you try searching for the video using the keywords “Carrie Prejean sextape video,” you will end up with Google results showing links directed to virus-infected sites. There are many of them. Please be aware that once your PC is infected with the virus or malware, it is very likely that your personal information could be stolen and used by the phishers.

I suggest you stop searching for the video. Carrie Prejean sextape video has not landed online or never been leaked (yet). One more thing, get your PC a good anti-virus software, just in case.

Who is Carrie Prejean? She is the dethroned Miss California USA who became controversial when she said during the Miss USA contest that marriage is a union between one man and one woman.