Nope, loaded fine for me.  It may taken a little long to actually fireup but once it did the rest of the page loaded very quickly.

I thik this is an asp.net thing where the application basically turns of if there has been no visitors.  When a new visitor accesses the site it takes a while to go through all the startup tasks.  Or somthing like that.  If sites are reasonably busy then this deosnt happen as the site has already been started.

There are services called "Keep alive", which somepeople use.  These send a request to the site every so often to ensure the service remains online

Paul

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I will start playing with any settings I find and see what happens.  Hoepfully, I don't break anything!  Any suggestions on setting the cache methods and whatnot under the host settings screen?  I will check with my keep alive service also, since there do not appear to be any calls from them in the event viewer...

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