I use Mozilla and get the redirect. If an advertiser on our company site has a scam ad I know how to pull it and I have limited technical knowledge. Its not like I use anti-virus programs to let me browse porn sites with spyware. I find others. Garden Web is getting reported. This is the email I sent to complain. "The Tree forum has apparently been infested by a virus where it attempts to auto-redirect users to a third party site. I found "as.suitesmart.com" as the destination my browser lists at the bottom. I'm reporting them and I suppose unintentionally the Tree Forum as well to Google's suspicious activity list and the FTC (http://www.ftc.gov/ftc/contact.shtm). If anything goes wrong with any of my banking passwords or anything gets installed I don't want I'll be forwarding their information to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) (http://www.ic3.gov/default.aspx). Thanks, Marc M Toronado3800"

First I want to make a correction of a mistake I did not notice when I posted that statement. I mentioned in the P.S. part that it takes years for brussel sprouts to mature. Although one of the plants she is planing to grow is brussel sprouts (seeds already sprouted). But I was thinking of asparagus when I said it takes years to mature. She wants to grow asparagus also, I like asparagus. But anyway that was me getting two different plants mixed up. I do agree that there's something to be said for the effects of light depredation. Like the long winters with little sunlight up in Alaska (other places also), even in Antarctica. I do know that depression under such conditions is much higher. I myself have wanted to move to Alaska for decades, and know that the long extended (low light) winters can take there tole. P.S. I'm not familiar with the winters in Cincinnati, other than it's normally cold, windy and snow all winter. But I'm truly glad to hear wordwiz that you are not dreading this winter, but even looking forward to your crops. I know you will, but I would suggest to share what your doing with everyone you can (especially neighbors, friends, co-workers etc.). That keeps you excited, gets other people interested, and gives you new ideas along the way.

I agree go to the LzD forum and post under the analysis and malware removal area, explain in detail what is happening, you will get assistance. If you need help posting there let me know I can help you with that.

First of all, if someone is young and healthy and doesn't want health insurance (maybe they get sick once a year and it doesn't benefit them to pay for a policy), why should they HAVE to buy it? The answer is that those young and healthy people spending $X,XXX a year on health insurance, but only using a very small amount of it, will be paying for the people who use more than their $X,XXX of health insurance. How is that democratic? Let me put it this way...say you take great care of yourself. Don't smoke, don't drink alcohol, workout, take vitamins, get plenty of rest, go to your wellness exams, blah, blah, blah. Your neighbor, on the other hand, stays up late, parties all night, smokes like 2 packs of ciggarettes a day, drinks like a fish, never works out, smokes something out of a pipe, and has already had a heart attack or two. It's his right to treat his body however he wants.....right, but still pay the same amount of insurance premiums you do? I believe our health insurance industry needs reform. How about starting with taking the government's hands out of it? The government isn't a business. Businesses create jobs and produce something, whether it be a product or a service. The government creates jobs, sure, but doesn't produce a single product or service. Yet they suck the money out of the businesses that DO produce a product or service in the form of regulations, taxes, and CAFE standards. Here's my other major problem with this whole 'health care' reform: I know a girl who is 29, married and has 3 kids. Her last 2 kids were very pre-term due to her hereditary high blood pressure (which she knew about after the 1st one). She doesn't plan to take any precautions to not get pregnant again, even though she would be risking her life and the baby's if she did. Not my problem. I love her and I would never want anything to happen to her or a baby of her's, but ultimately it's her decision. Also, she is receiving Medicaid for herself and her 3 kids and lying to get it. She sent an e-mail out about how she can't wait for universal healthcare (but aren't we really talking about health 'insurance' and not 'care'; let's face it...we can get health 'care' in any emergency room in the US). Her point is that her family can't afford $200/month for insurance, and she asked "how are we supposed to afford health insurance?" I answered her back and said "It's all about priorities...you have 2 vehicles, a motorcycle (that has been wrecked and repaired), 2 laptops, and 2 flat-screen TVs. If health insurance was a priority for you, you would give anything to have it, and maybe forgoe things that aren't essential to living." She is representative of SOOOOOO many people! Cell phones, fake nails, expensive hair-dos, cars, computers, iPods and what-not are a bigger priority to them than health insurance. And these are the people that are screaming for universal health insurance when they already have it! See, they have this misconception that it will bring their standard of care up. But in reality, it will bring everyone else's down to their level. My parents, my sister and her family and my brother all have Tricare (military insurance). You can't find a doctor, dentist or pharmacy within 20 miles of my house that accepts it. Why? Beacause they never pay what they say they will, and payments are 6 months behind.