Website Icons not displaying Correctly on FF8.0

Dear Support,
After upgrading to the latest FF8.0, I noticed that some of the bookmarked websites in my bookmark toolbar don't display their icons correctly.
for e.g.: I have Cisco.com at bookmark toolbar. Instead of displaying Cisco's logo next to the website name, I'm getting an empty dashed square.
Kindly advise
Regards
Michel

The MOST common cause of sites not displaying properly in any browser is the invalid code on the page -
[Invalid] Markup Validation of http://selfhelplegalonline.com/ - W3C Markup Validator
See if you can fix those validation errors or post back here for help.

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