Bon, If I had peas and wanted to plant them, I'd plant them. Normally I'd say mid-April was too cold for them, but if the cool pattern persists into May, there's a good chance your plants would be able to make peas. However, it could turn hot in early May and your peas would burn up before they could do anything. I planted several varieties of peas pretty much on time and the ones with the earliest DTMs now have blooms and peas on them, so from that perspective, I'd say it may be too late for peas sown now to produce. Mine were sow long ago. Tree, I do wish you luck. You know, at this point, I'd plant and intend to cover up things on cold nights and just hope for the best. Poor Brent! I bet he'll be glad when you get the planting done so life can get back to normal a little bit. Just remind him of all the yummy food your garden will produce this year. Susan, I am not sure I buy the summer forecast. Long-term forecasting in notorious for error. They did not predict the drought of 2012, which essentially was a 'flash drought' that caught them by surprise. If they are going by forecast models from our government's weather agencies, they certainly could be wrong. Look at the cool weather we've had in March and April as an example. They were forecast to be warmer and drer than average and have been exactly the opposite. Based on that, I have low confidence in their forecast for summer. Having said that, we're almost always too hot and too dry in summer anyhow, so if we only had an 'average' summer, parts of it still would be brutal. I can remember a few good summers here when gardening was easier than it has been the last couple of years: 2002, 2004, 2007 (too wet until July but great after that) and, for me, 2010 was an awesome year but in parts of OK the 2011 drought really began in 2010. Even 2012 was outstanding in terms of the harvest, but I had to really water a lot and work much harder than usual to get the harvest. It wasn't as easy in 2012 as in 2004, 2007 and 2002. All the rain we are having isn't helping the plants here in our county as much as you'd think. Despite the rain, our 4" plant available water on the mesonet map has been staying around 0.55 to 0.58. At anything below 0.50 you should be watering....so even with recurring rain every week, in our county the soil moisture levels still are marginal and I find that very discouraging. I assume the thirsty soil and plants just slurp up whatever rain falls which leaves the soil still looking too dry. For what it is worth, to me this year feels like 2002---we kept having cold nights here until at least mid-May in 2002 but I was able to protect plants and keep them alive and had an awesome garden year. I'm not saying that this year will be like 2002, but the late cold spells have me hoping it will be. I am going to plant this weekend and next week as if the cool weather is gone, but I know I'll have to cover up plants on one night next week and maybe on two. Then, the models show another cold spell the week after that. I looked at the NWS Website this morning and noticed there is a threat of wintery precip falling in NW OK next week. I imagine the people there have just about had it with this weather! You know, rain is tricky. We didn't get enough of it early in the year, but so much has fallen lately that I feel like it has been too wet all year. I looked at my county's data, and we are still below average in rainfall for the year-to-date through the end of April. If we can get a couple of inches of rain to fall before the month ends, we might end the month with average year-to-date rainfall. That might not sound impressive, but in this case average would be better than below-average. It still is far too dry here. Dawn

Sorry, I typoed..it should have read 'custom' links.Commands (like Import & Export) can't be added to the standard tabs, you have to create a custom tab first. Here's how: Open File, Then click Options. Choose 'Customize Ribbon' On the right side at the bottom click "New Tab". Right click on the new tab and name it whatever you like. Now look to the left side to the 'Choose Commands From' dialog box. Click the down pointing arrow and choose ' Commands Not in the Ribbon' find Import & Export and click the Add button to move it over to your newly created tab. About your missing mail, did you have an earlier version of Outlook installed and functional before you installed 2010? If I am reading and interpreting correctly, your mail was fine after the upgrade..then it just disappeared? If that is correct, I would look through all of the folders to verify that a folder did not accidentally get moved.

Who reloaded your replacement hard drive? I would go back to that person with this problem since it seems that something was omitted that should have been included.

Sorry, it must be my bedtime, because I'm not comprehending anything you wrote above in your post! If I'm understanding it right you're getting some kind of Error Message? Could you help me out by rewording your post?