I used the program from the link you provided here is the outcome:

Initiating SYN Stealth Scan against xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx at 14:11
The SYN Stealth Scan took 71 seconds to scan 1660 ports
All 1660 scanned ports on xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx are filtered....

Son Of A Beeatch...
Guess I screwed the pooch good on that one...GG...LOL Gotta wait for techies to get in on Monday and hopefully they can unfilter them and then I promise never to touch that button again...

usually positive udp results are false positives... in other words, it's normal to get a bunch of "open" udp ports when running a portscan... this is because udp is connectionless, so there's nothing that has to "come back"... most operating systems will send back an "icmp port unreachable" packet if a packet is received on a closed udp port... hence, if your scanner DOESN'T get any reply, it will list it as being OPEN... but it's actually not...

your latest scan shows every important tcp port closed... that baby is armor-shielded... LOL...

=)

Well Windows surely let you in any of it's thousand holes.