Olga, Cool, I'm in Laurel. IÂve been lurking and occasionally posting for years and noticed your postings. I didnÂt realize we were so close. I usually pay extra close attention to those in my climate. SDLM really fit the bill for me due to color, bloom form, and size. Buttercup yellows and oranges donÂt appeal to me. I tolerate Fragrant Cloud because itÂs a vigorous bloom machine but I think sometimes it hurts my eyes, and pinks are pretty easy to find. IÂve been concentrating on whites, near whites, apricots and true or dark reds (red is my favorite). Like you, IÂve also been trying to get away from spraying by spÂing my most BS prones. IÂve stopped bothering with winter protecting a long time ago. Another goal is to find less thorny ones. After getting rid of my prima donnas I think thorns are my next issue. However, if I can find a healthy SDLM IÂm willing to give it some TLC for a couple of years. My wife and I have friends and relatives in Rockville and Germantown and I can get away with a few things that wonÂt survive their winter. My chinas and my Francis Dubreuil still have all of their leaves. But maybe thatÂs normal, this is my first year with them. Besides, maybe I can take advantage of global warming. Thanks for the advice on the long caned roses. It makes sense, my BdeN didnÂt take off until I planted it in what happened to be a particularly well irrigated section. Thanks for the offer. Right now there's nothing much to look at. With the exception of BDeN they all winter killed at least above ground. BDeN would have been fine if not for the rodents. However, if you have any cuttings of SDLM (or BDeN) you are willing to part with IÂd be glad to stop by or meet somewhere or here. IÂm kind of hoping BehnkeÂs would carry it, but they havenÂt. BehnkeÂs seems to be the best overall deal with their huge selection. Dennis

Name: jucheck Filename: jucheck.exe Command: C:\Windows\System32\dllcache\jucheck.exe Description: Added by the W32.Scrimge.O worm. W32.Scrimge.O is a worm that spreads through Microsoft instant messaging clients and opens a back door on the compromised computer. File Location: C:\Windows\System32\dllcache\jucheck.exe Startup Type: This startup entry is started automatically from a Run, RunOnce, RunServices, or RunServicesOnce entry in the registry. HijackThis Category: O4 Entry Discovered: September 28, 2007 Updated: September 28, 2007 5:22:51 PM Also Known As: W32/Sdbot-DHX [Sophos], W32/Sdbot-DJL [Sophos] Type: Worm Infection Length 76,288 bytes Systems Affected: Windows 2000, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows XP Once executed, the worm copies itself as the following file: %System%\dllcache\jucheck.exe It then creates the following registry entries so that it starts when Windows runs: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\"jucheck" = "%System%\dllcache\jucheck.exe" HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell Extensions\"MSNPRC" = "[PATH TO WORM]" That's where it comes from the registry run key It also modifies the following registry entry to lower security settings: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\SharedAccess\Parameters\FirewallPolicy\StandardProfile\AuthorizedApplications\List\"%Windir%\system32\dllcache\"jucheck.exe" = "%System%\dllcache\jucheck.exe:*:Enabled:Windows Sharing" The worm then connects to m.proxyisp.info on TCP port 21888 allowing unauthorized access to perform the following actions: Update itself Download additional files Spread using Microsoft instant messaging clients Delete itself The worm checks the the locale settings of the compromised computer and then spreads through Microsoft instant messaging clients by sending a zipped file attachment of itself along with a message composed of some of the following text: @ZHE SHI WO DE LUOZHAO :O QING BU YAO FA GEI BIEREN !!. YI ZHANG WO GEN WO PENGYOU ZUI HAO DE ZHAOPIAN :S !!. JIESHOU WO DE ZHAO PIAN :> !!. KAN WO DE ZHAOPIAN :D. NI HE WO !!! .... QING KAN :D. kAN BA LI XI ER DUN JIN JIANYU HOU SHI DUO ME QIAOCUI :<.> VOC TEM QUE VER ESTE RETRATO DE MIM

You would probably eliminate the problem, by going down to the version of firefox, you had before upgrading. Your system is older, and some of the requirements for the newer version of firefox, you just may not have on that computer. :-)) I also run XP, and I use firefox. I am running version 9.0 and it works perfectly. I could go a couple updates higher, but, when something is working great, best not to mess with it, especially on an older system. Also, notice above recommendations to update your IE. You should be aware, that some XP computers will not run IE8 very well, and some will. Most will run ie7 without any problems. Please check all system requirements when you decide to update or download something on a system that is using XP and enjoy using that computer for a long time yet. Good Luck to you.

"Fast forward a few days and I see forms set up for at least 7 houses and no attempt to excavate our yard or anything" Things come up. A FEW DAYS is not really that long for them to get to your house. They are not your PRIVATE construction company working on just your house. They are working on a subdivision concurrently. Even houses that are already built often don't close by the time you thought you would. Have a bit of patience, knowing that it will done right in the end. And you will be surprised at how fast the finishing touches happen more toward the closing date.