My friend Steve Smith who wrote this article has solved a major problem for me. With his permission I'm duplicating some of his code here. About one in 50,000 page views, I was getting an "Object Not Set" exception being thrown in kbAlertz.com . This was a mystery for a very long time, and it's finally solved
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