1)MyWay Search Assistant for Dell Computers. This CLSID or Class id--> 4D25F921-B9FE-4682-BF72-8AB8210D6D75 tells us it's Myway search Assistant for Dell Computers. First, no big deal on that scan, The My way search assistant comes preinstalled on some Dells. Super AntiSpyware removed it cause it's classified as adware! "Adware applications, toolbars and browser extensions may serve advertisements even while you are not surfing the Internet." This application may serve various types of advertising, not limited to pop-up ads. This stuff below is all the things that Myway Search Assistant installs, First it installs the process Process DESRCAS.DLL This is the file path and location of the process: C:\PROGRAM FILES\MYWAYSA\SRCHASDE\1.BIN\DESRCAS.DLL And these are the registry entries that are made by Myway Search Assistant. Clsid or Class ID. HKCR\CLSID\(4D25F921-B9FE-4682-BF72-8AB8210D6D75) HKCR\CLSID\(4D25F921-B9FE-4682-BF72-8AB8210D6D75) HKCR\CLSID\(4D25F921-B9FE-4682-BF72-8AB8210D6D75)\InprocServer32 HKCR\CLSID\(4D25F921-B9FE-4682-BF72-8AB8210D6D75)\InprocServer32#ThreadingModel HKCR\CLSID\(4D25F921-B9FE-4682-BF72-8AB8210D6D75)\Programmable C:\PROGRAM FILES\MYWAYSA\SRCHASDE\1.BIN\DESRCAS.DLL HKU\S-1-5-21-2567871069-2602521732-2068354608-1006\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\(4D25F921-B9FE-4682-BF72-8AB8210D6D75) HKCR OR H_Key_Class_Root key. That's the registry key that the CLSID or class Id installed to. All removed now! Then adware tracking cookie Those are a fact of life on the internet get them from everywhere. They also have all been removed. This scan has nothing to do with the problem you describe!

I'm bAAaack! LOL well was back 1 1/2 hours ago. lol good thing I don't have to take a plane! I'd set off everything lol . Doc's appointment is on Tuesday. thank you all!

This disease has spread and progressed to many of the oldest leaves on my tree. Asian pears seem unaffected. Here are two additional leaves, plucked this morning. I've been following an organic spray schedule, but I wonder if the disease pressure in my area (Raleigh, NC) is too high to rely on sulfur for control. If this is a fungus that can be treated, I'd consider spraying with immunox, as it comes highly recommended on this forum. However, I looked at the label and I don't see approval for use on pears. Only flowering pears are listed on the label. Is immunox actually approved for use or do I need to use something else?

I hesitate to contribute but... I'm a physician, and thought it might be helpful to clarify some things. Believe it or not, I stumbled across this looking for info about stoves (ranges). Anyway - 1. Abdominal pain is a real challenge to work up. Sometimes, a CT scan will clearly show the problem, but often, it doesn't. I'm ER by training, and I usually tell my patients that we only get an answer to belly pain in the ER about 50% of the time 2. The best study is determined by your exam. Sometimes, no study is needed. Sometimes, it's an ultrasound. A CT with intravenous and oral contrast will better show the blood vessels and organs than one without. A barium enema is only useful in rare situations. Xrays are generally not the study of choice 3. If you can't find an answer on a CT, the next option may be treat & wait; or refer (depending on the pain). Sometimes you need to go to an endoscopy, or a gyn, or colonoscopy, or urology. 4. Pain can be functional, meaning we won't find an anatomic cause for it on CTs. Or microscopic, as in celiac disease. Or allergic, as in lactose intolerance 5. Many, many physicians are poor communicators. Even as a physician, I've experienced this, and it is beyond frustrating. If you think you're annoyed - when I am imaged, I ask for copies and reports, and I like to look at my studies myself. Usually, I get someone who will help me out but occasionally I can't see the studies, get copies or get the reports. It drives me NUTS! 6. What sounds abnormal on a report may be no big deal clinically, or at least - not an emergency. It's not ever good to get information without an explanation, and it sounds like that happened to more than one of you, and for that I am sorry. An explanation can take that "slightly enlarged liver" or "ovarian cyst" from "I have cancer" to "that's a normal variant, or normal for me." 7. There is ALWAYS someone on call at your physician's office - you should be able to reach someone who can answer questions, and you can ask to speak to the physician. Don't let the front desk feint. The earlier you call (e.g. 12 PM vs 11 PM), the happier they'll be to answer your questions 8. Your doctor might say "I don't know," and that's ok. Not because you should be satisfied without an answer, but because the answer might be - there's something we haven't found. In that case, the next best question is, "what do we do next to figure this out?" 9. In terms of physicians, nurses and the health care industry as a whole: like teachers, who have been placed under a progressively more stringent set of requirements that are difficult to meet, there has been enormous economic, regulatory and social pressure placed on physicians in recent years. Patient volume has increased such that we are expected to see more people per hour with the same amount of productivity, which is virtually impossible with the inefficient computers and regulatory hurdles. Your physician, for example, is supposed to assure the government that he's counseled you on smoking, treated your blood pressure and counseled you on your weight - even if you just came in for a sore throat. It's often hard to make patients happy when they want things that aren't medically necessary. There is increasing pressure to reduce utilization (e.g. CTs), decrease antibiotic use (antibiotic resistance) and reduce pain medication (opiate / heroin epidemic). These constant pressures and others increase stress, reduce the ability to meet real patient needs, and reduce the real access patients have. I want to do the right thing for my patients, and that's my first goal, but it's not rewarded by the system, which pushes us to check boxes, not check people. We are just as unhappy as you are. At least, those of us not fresh out of residency anyway - I hope this helped answer some of the questions I see above. Darcy, I wish you luck.