Delete from HD bypassing recycle bin

LR v1.1 & Vista.
Files deleted using LR's delete from HD are not being placed in the recycle bin but instead disappearing completely? Is this the designed behavior?
If so, I don't find this to be desirable.
If it isn't the designed behavior is it a bug?

>>Are you sure you told Lightroom to remove the files as apposed to simply taking them out of the cataloge?
Yes.
>>Can you check in the folders where they started and confirm they aren't there?
They are not located in the original folder on the HD.
Update: Go figure, after asking for help it I managed to find the files in the recycle bin. Honestly, I didn't find them there yesterday. Oh well. Thanks for the help.
**However**, while I have your ear... :)
Empty folders that are deleted in LR are not actually deleted from the HD--only from the catalog. Is this the designed behavior? If so, is there a way to change it?

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