I can't get in using Firefox, haven't tried getting in using IE.

On Yahoo this afternoon, they reported that one of the richest 400 U.S. persons last year was the guy who originated FB ... and this year, two others of the original owners are there, as well. This morning, on the radio, it was reported that a young lady of 14 in a town about 30 mi. north of London, England, went on FB to invite some of her friends to her birthday party ... birthday being Oct. 7, but party Oct. 9. Trouble was ... she didn't activate the necessary privacy settings ... ... so, soon after, she had 2,000 responses saying that they'd come. Shortly after that, their local police department had FB remove the message ... ... but it had gone on other social contact areas, and was passed around there ... to the extent of 21,000 accepting her invitation, at this point. Plus ... the party has been advertised as for all of Oct. 7, 8 and 9. So there's to be a major police presence in the area near the girl's home on all three of those days, to turn away those who come. And the family involved are planning to warn a number of neighbours to move their cars elsewhere, in case some who are told to go home decide to play some games, including messing with some local autos. Modern communication! Sort of like fire ... to be handled with care. ole joyful

Well, I'm still just getting a blank screen. I checked the link posted by Tamara (thanks!) and it says FB is up so it must be me. Well, I've no idea why it would be me. Frankly, I don't care much because I just look at it perhaps once a day and never, ever post or comment. But still, I've lots of friends/family who do so it's nice to see an update. Oh well, I'll try tomorrow. Thanks!

It is always tuff when purchasing abroad and we tend to go with those sellers that have proven track records and what any of us would do. JFK has a good name and is very well respected within the Adenium world. Comsan has been selling for many years and if I cannot remember hearing of any negative remarks with ordering. Western Union is a bit unsettling for many as you do not have much recourse if something goes wrong. When you get sellers asking cost in U.S. funds, they should be at a place where they will and can accept Paypal for purchasing. If a seller is above board, then using Paypal should not be an issue. There has to be trust on both sides. Rick