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Speaking of viruses, has anyone else noticed unhealthy appearance in 
crab apples?  Most of the local crab apple trees are losing their 
leaves.  The leaves never turned color, and the domestic apples all 
still have green leaves (even the domestic apple branches grafted onto 
my crab.)  I'm a little worried, because almost all of the crab apples 
around town look the way my other one did the fall before it died - 
which I attributed to a virus at the time.  Some of the leaves are 
brown, others are green but dried up, and many have already dropped.

Hoping it's just fall,
Ginda


On Thursday, October 2, 2003, at 04:45  PM, Doreen Howard wrote:

> Do NOT under any circumstances open email attachments today.  A new 
> virus
> called "Q-Host One" was unleashed last night, and it takes over your
> computer.  My ISP tells me that patches or fixes are not up and 
> running yet.
> It's a Trojan horse and will take over your Internet browser, always 
> sending
> you to a small domain in Houston, TX, which is overloaded, of course. 
> You
> won't be able to access anything on the web.
> Doreen Howard
>
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