Let's see...I'll cut and paste here from something I've sent out before. I'll leave some of the text in that you might not need in case someone else reading this could use it. First of all, as you've figured out already, your pictures have to come from an outside source; you can't upload directly from your files. I can tell you about Photobucket, which I joined. (I am not at all tech savay by the way). I'm going to assume you go to Photobucket's site and join there. It seemed really easy for me to click and set up my first album, and think you'll find the same. When you do this, on the right of the screen is a place to upload your pictures. Just click on "Brouse" there and find your picture in your computer files. Double click and the picture will appear in your Photobucket album lower on that same screen. To add a picture here then, (it's easiest if both Photobucket and the Forum are open on your desktop)... in your Photobucket album just left click on the third item below your picture which is the HTML code. You will see that it says "copied". Then go to the post you are typing in the forum, put your curser where you want the picture in your text, and hit "paste". You will see what looks like gibberish, but when you go to "preview message" and look at the message as it will be sent, the photo has magically appeared! Then submit the message. The only problem I had was that my photo files were too big for Photobucket to accept. (They were huge)I solved that by inserting the pics in an email to myself, and then copying the new pics into my files. (You may have smaller pics to start with or a program that lets you resize your pics easily. I hope this helps! Daisy!

No you did not do nothing wrong by turning the clutch it free wheeling till rpms comes up and over takes spring pressure holding the two clutch halfs togather. Something is bound up. Probably the adjustment not in the notch hole on the bar and bound everything up. I would remove the cover, loosen the tension screw enough to get it in the bar hole easily when putting the cover back on. run the nuts down by hand but remove all the slack so the bar will still slide as you adjust the tension back on the chain. As the tension gets close with glove on move the chain so you know it's not binding up as you adjust it. Once you got proper tension tighten the cover nuts to lock the bar in place and check tension and movement. Outside chance the brake locked up on the cover but that usually makes it real hard to get over the clutch when you try to put the cover back on...

Roxxanne, I just answered your question at another place so I'll just cut and paste it to here. ***** Try Darrel Jones at Selectedplants.com b/c I thought I saw it on his growout list for plant sales that he posted elsewhere. But it wouldn't be very cost effective to order just one plant ( which is what you requested at first). Omar Saab, an adjunct at the place I last taught, was the original source of my seeds for this variety. The background is interesting as to where and how and why he got the seeds for me when he had to return to Lebanon after his father died. One of my own faves along with Large Pink Bulgarian, well, I'll stop now b/c you're asking about Omar's Lebanese. ( smile) Carolyn, who notes that there's always next year when it comes to growing tomato varieties. ( smile)

Thx ravencajun. I'm going to print out the instructions for using SR, use Safe Mode. I'm hoping this will get rid of the NSIS errors, Script Errors & also Flash Cards Not Responding. I've been having these annoying problems for over two months now. My only concern is the regular updates that Windows automatically downloads. My update review shows 13 updates done already in Feb...I assume they'll all be deleted too. Will I need to tell the 'puter to update windows or will it once again automatically download those updates.