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Michael O'Hare, who portrayed Commander Jeffrey Sinclair on the first season of the sci-fi series 'Babylon 5,' died at age 60 on Friday, September 28, from complications of a heart attack he suffered a week prior.
'I regret that I must convey the sad news that Michael O'Hare passed away today,' 'Babylon 5' creator J Michael Straczynski wrote on his Facebook page on September 28. 'He suffered a heart attack on Sunday [September 23] and was in a coma until his passing this afternoon. This is a terrible loss for all B5 fans and everyone involved with the show wishes to convey their condolences to the O'Hare family. He was an amazing man.'
O'Hare appeared in the first season of 'Babylon 5' and returned for guest appearances in seasons 2 and 3. He also appeared on series like 'Law and Order,' 'One Life to Live,' 'L.A. Law' and 'Tales from the Darkside.'
(Pictured: Michael O'Hare appears in a still from 'Babylon 5.')
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To believe Jesus is the Way, you must accept his Word as truth. This driving arrangement by Barney Robertson pairs the melody of A Mighty Fortress is Our God with new lyrics that emphasize the timeless truth of the gospel. Strategically placed brass keeps Truth is Truth moving like a freight train and lends it to interpretation through graphic art, media, banners, flags or other movement.
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IRON RIVER - Susan "Sue" M. Henry, 66, of Iron River, passed away Saturday, Oct. 27, 2012, at Northstar Health System in Iron River after a long, courageous battle with cancer.
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BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet's THE NUTCRACKER is Opulent, Charming & Magical
As the Black Friday sales died down, the Houston Ballet's live orchestra began to stir. With a quick hush, the murmuring audience gave into their anticipation of dancing sugar plum fairies. As the lights, hung with care, illuminated the dexterous dancers, Houston audiences responded with glee. After all, they had bought almost every ticket to see this annual, festive holiday jubilee. There is no doubt, Ben Stevenson's highly lauded and much beloved production of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky's THE NUTCRACKER is still guaranteed to dazzle and enthrall audiences young and old.
The Houston Ballet is celebrating their 40th anniversary of performances of THE NUTCRACKER, and the Ben Stevenson's production is celebrating its 25th anniversary this season. Ben Stevenson's choreography is impeccably beautiful, alluring, and altogether magical from the opening to the close. From top to bottom, the production is filled with spectacular flourishes that charm and engage the audience, including special effects like a Christmas tree that "grows" to a startling height of 40 feet and 200 pounds of "snow" falling from the sky at the end of Act I. Ben Stevenon's take on the classic tale is always enjoyable to watch, even for repeat viewers like myself. The only qualm I had about opening night was that the energy in the first act did not seem as consistently high as it did in the second act, which did allow for a few lulls in the production.
Allison Miller's Clara is diminutive and spellbound. In the opening sequences, Allison Miller adeptly portrays youthful exuberance, especially when being chased around the stage by Fritz, who is energetically danced by Christopher Gray. After Allison Miller's Clara bravely knocks the Rat King on the head with her shoe, she becomes like the audience-viewing and sharing her experience with us. Here she showcases her skills as actress, actively observing and being enthralled by the dancing.
As the prince, Simon Ball is superb. He gracefully and skillfully protects Clara from the dangerous mice and Rat King. However, it is his performance in the second act, during the climatic pas de duex, that he completely astonishes the audience. In this scene he showcases his marvelous talent with gorgeous and sumptuous dancing that appears completely effortless.
Melissa Hough is pristine as the Sugar Plum Fairy. In the climatic pas de duex she showcases everything that audiences have come to love and expect from classical ballet. Furthermore, she is beautifully modelesque with her perfected poise and grace. Each movement Melissa Hough makes is wonderfully affecting and poignant, ensuing that the audience can do nothing but love her.
Kelly Myernick, dancing the role of the Snow Queen, is magnificent. She closes the first act with gusto and radiant beauty, wowing the audience with her refined elegance.
As the Arabian Dancers, Karina Gonzalez and Rupert Edwards stun the audience. Karina Gonzalez is impressively flexible, especially as she contorts her body while being lifted. Rupert Edwards dances with charisma and exudes personality.
Charles Louis-Yoshiyama shines as Gopak, easily earning thunderous applause and loud cheers from the audience. Never waning in energy, his incredibly high leaps and jumps thrill and delight.
Regardless of their roles, the entire company of dancers is simply extraordinary. So many roles in THE NURTCRACKER are brief showcases of talent that it would simply take much too long to name each dancer. As is expected, the Houston Ballet's production of THE NUTCRACKER is splendidly cast and every dancer is wholly and awesomely talented.
Desmond Heeley's Scenic and Costume Designs are simply inspired and divine. The sets and costumes are reminiscent of a children's storybook, which captures the fantastical spirit and whimsy of the show.
Lisa J. Pinkham has adroitly recreated Duane Schuler's original Lighting Design, ensuring that every scene is immaculately lit and looks nothing short of sublime. Colors are vibrant and rich, showcasing the fantasy elements of the tale while filling the stage with tangible and palpable warmth that resonates through the hall.
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Ask the Milies: Checklist for PCS?
You know those wedding planners that you can buy from Barnes and Noble that have a month-by-month or week-by-week checklist for planning a wedding? Is there any similar resource for PCSing (both DITY and military move)? I know I really could have used one, since this was my first PCS! ~JG


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Six crew members from two passenger boats that collided off Hong Kong's Lamma island, killing 38 people, have been arrested, the territory's security chief has said.
Leung Chun-ying, Hong Kong's chief executive, confirmed that 38 people had died and more than 100 had been injured in the disaster, the worst-ever such incident in the territory.
More than 120 people were on board the ferry that sank on late on Monday.
'Endangering lives at sea'
"Police arrested six individuals this afternoon... They are being investigated for endangering people's lives at sea," Security Minister Lai Tung-kwok told a press conference a day after the collision.
"Over 100 people were sent to five hospitals during the incident, nine of them have sustained serious injuries or are in critical condition"
- Fire Services Department statement
He said three crew members of the company pleasure craft that sank in the incident, and where all the fatalities occurred, were detained along with three from the regular ferry vessel that collided with it near Lamma island.
Police chief Tsang Wai-hung said the suspects were responsible for the boats' operation.
"We don't rule out more arrests," he added.
Low visibility hampered rescue efforts, with many passengers trapped in the flooded upturned ferry before it sank on Monday night, said survivors.
Nine people suffered serious injuries or remain in a critical condition, the government said in a statement.
The accident occurred in the waters off Lamma, an island south of Hong Kong popular with tourists and expatriates.
The passengers of the stricken boat had been on their way to watch a fireworks display in Hong Kong harbour when their boat collided with another ferry, filling with water and quickly sinking, fire service officials said.
At least 124 passengers and crew were on the boat, operated by the Hong Kong Electric Company, a representative of the company said.
"Our ferry left Lamma island at 8:15pm [local time; 12:15pm GMT] to watch the fireworks display out at sea, but within a few minutes, a tugboat [ferry] smashed into our vessel," Yuen Sui-see, operations director for the company, told reporters.
'Total chaos'
Television pictures showed the red and blue bow of the ferry pointing skywards, surrounded by rescue vessels as government helicopters with search lights circled overhead.
"Over 100 people were sent to five hospitals during the incident, nine of them have sustained serious injuries or are in critical condition," the Fire Services Department [FSD] statement said.
The FSD said the rescue operation was hampered by darkness and "many obstacles onboard". Ng Kuen-chi, the acting deupty director of fire services, told local television that the rescue search was also made more difficult by the fact that the vessel was partly sunken.
On Tuesday, teams of men in white coats, green rubber gloves and yellow helmets carried corpses off a police launch in body bags. Children were among the dead, local media reported, and at one of the city's public mortuaries around 50 grieving relatives gathered.
Cause unknown
"Rescue action will continue overnight as FSD cannot rule out that there are still people inside the vessel or missing," the statement said.
The FSD said 28 boats, two helicopters and 20 ambulances were involved in the rescue operation.
Police said the cause of the accident was not yet known.
A male survivor, wrapped in a blanket on the shore, said: "Within 10 minutes, the ship had sunk. We had to wait at least 20 minutes before we were rescued."
Other survivors said the ship swiftly flooded, trapping many people underwater. Passengers had little time to put on life jackets and some had to break windows to swim to the surface.
"We thought we were going to die. Everyone was trapped inside," said another middle-aged woman.
The other passenger ferry, owned by Hong Kong and Kowloon Ferry Holdings, made it safely to the pier on Lamma island with a badly damaged bow after the collision, though several of its passengers and crew were taken to hospital with injuries.
The accident occurred over a long holiday weekend in Hong Kong, which is celebrating the mid-autumn festival and China's National Day on October 1.
Thousands of Hong Kong residents live on outlying islands such as Lamma, which lies about three kilometres southwest of Hong Kong island.
Hong Kong is one of the world's busiest shipping channels, although serious accidents are rare. Investigations are continuing into the accident.
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Today Is and Feels Like Groundhog Day
Feb 2, 2013, 4:47 AM EDT
The other day I asked why people are so negative about the
Phillies this offseason, and somebody suggested it was because of the pessimism
created by the Eagles, 76ers, and Flyers. Seeing as many fans are so specific with
their criticisms of the Phillies, I tend to think there is more to it than that
(although why you all hate Delmon Young so much is beyond me). The point that
the overall vibe surrounding Philadelphia sports is depressed right now is legit
We're certainly no better off than we were a year ago. The
Phillies limped to a .500 finish over the summer, missing the playoffs for the
first time since 2006. The Eagles finally fired Andy Reid after 14 seasons,
only to replace him with a college coach who has no NFL experience. The Sixers
traded for a superstar player that has bad knees and is yet to appear in a game
– at least they won on Friday night.
First winning streak of the season, yay!
And the Flyers were literally nonexistent for four whole
months, but have returned… apparently for the sole purpose of sucking any last remnants
of bliss from your life. Oh, and if they can have your last dollar too, they
wouldn't mind that either.
Seriously, the Flyers are in last place after Friday – not just
in the Atlantic Division, in the entire Eastern Conference. They could hardly
mount any offense against the Capitals who have one of the worst defenses in
the NHL, they left Ilya Bryzgalov hanging out to dry yet again, and honestly
the next step here is we start whispering about whether it might be time for a
new voice inside that locker room.
We're not having a lot of fun, are we?
This is where we're at in the last 24 hours though. The Flyers
dropped to 2-6, the 76ers defeated the Sacramento SuperSonics (they're hardly even a team!), and a guy
wearing a Tom Brady jersey won the friggin' Wing Bowl. Some progress report.
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One of the things I that drove me crazy about Sudoku is how difficult it is to return to a puzzle if you get interupted. This system allows you to walk away from a puzzle at any time and return exactly where you left off.
Step 1: What you need to begin
1. A sudoku puzzle. I enlarged this one (which was the puzzle that appeared on Sudoku.com on July 8, 2006.) to make photography easier. I find this system works better on larger puzzles.
2. A pencil, Not a pen. A pencil.
3. An eraser.
Step 2: Fill in the "Missing Grid"
Enter the numbers 1 through 9 in a "tic-tac-toe" pattern in every blank box.
Step 3: Erase "Across"
So the first number (in the upper right corner) is a "6". Erase every other "6" in that row. Once you have completed the erasing, draw a line across the top of the number to indicate that you have cleared out that line.
Step 4: Erase Down
Step 5: Erase "All Around"
Now you have eliminated all the sixes from all the other blocks. That indicates that a Six canot appear in any of those blocks.
Keep going, repeat those same three steps for all the other pre-printed numbers in the puzzle.
Presumably 'broper's somewhat exotic spelling is not for real!
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I'm pretty sure he just means one out of the nine "boxes" in the main grid. I guess if "nona-" is the prefix for "nine", then he'd be talking about a "nonadrant". LOL
I came to this web site hoping to find out where my thinking is muddled when I get down to the same three possible numbers in any box, column, and/or row. I can't seem to figure out how to further eliminate possibilities. If you - or anyone else reading this post - can help, I'll check back!
Granny H
If you just have a place where you have the same three numbers appearing in the same box, column, and row, but there are other bits left to solve as well, try to work on other parts of the puzzle. Somewhere in the puzzle, there's some way to eliminate some of those numbers. You might wind up coming at it from a really backward direction, but it's there.
I think I stated my problem poorly. Let's see ... What I meant was more like what you say in your second paragraph. When I have several "other bits" of the puzzle left here and there, and the same two or three numbers are the only ones available for all of those little boxes, I don't know how to eliminate without guessing. And guessing NEVER works for me! I'll come back again when I bump into a good example to give you.
Again, thanks!
Granny H
How do you soften the puzzle? Select a pattern of rows and columns which have the highest number of digits. Proceed to tackle them in descending order of number of digits.
Once you have selected a row or column with the highest numbers, attack it in an oblique manner. For instance, if you are tackling the upper row, you may find a number repeated in the sub-rows. Now try to fit that number in the 3rd row by looking into the sub-columns.
Attack all 3 horizontal rows and 3 vertical columns turn by turn, systematically in this manner and you would have softened up the puzzle a bit. Repeat the entire process and you'll get a few more discoveries, maybe one or two.
Once the puzzle has become soft, you can start the slog phase. It is NOW that you need a pencil & eraser.
Don't make all entries (from 1-9) in every box. You can straightaway start with the missing numbers ie possibilities.
Once you have entered all possibilities, start looking for singletons - row-wise, column-wise and grid-wise. Having caught singletons, erase the corresponding possibilities row, column and grid wise.
Now look for pairs, triads and even in a few cases, 4-digit patterns. Having identified a pair, triad or a quad in a row/column/grid, proceed to erase the numbers in the remaining possibilities.
Don't forget, once you have discovered any digit, always look obliquely in horizontal as well as vertical directions to fit it into a suitable blank space, as I have described in para 3 above. It helps.
Ultimately you will reach a point where all the solutions cascade into view.
One thing that is the case with most Sudoku puzzles is the symmetry. You notice the symmetry at the start and as the solution proceeds, you will notice a symmetry in the solution. In this case, this is where I agree with Eddie Chong on the "beauty" of the puzzle. What I detest most are those puzzles where you are reduced to guessing (rather than using logic and reasoning) which of 2 or 3 numbers to to choose in 2 or 3 squares and use "trial and error" to solve. This is typical in most Sudoku magazines that have "extreme" or "brutal" puzzles. To me, you should never have to resort to "trial and error" to solve the puzzle. As Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had Sherlock holmes say "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth."
good job on you ible but one thing i want to menchon dosint this methoud take the fun out of sudoku? i tryed it on a hard puzzel and i didn't feel like i completed any thing when i was fineshed.
nice way to do it but it takes the fun away
i think the methoud you made is a good one and i have nothing roung with it
it does its job it makes sudoku easy ( :
my dad is always sayin' that it has to be chalenging
Anyone that wants to learn to sudoku should avoid this technique because you will learn nothing by finishing puzzles this way and therefor will never be able to progress on to more challenging puzzles.
This is nott a game of memory, it is a game of systematically solving a grid puzzle.
100% !…
I'm not against cheating, but it's got be worth it. In this example we didn't even try to begin to play sudoku : may as well play pencil and eraser on any piece of paper.
anyway… the example given is so basic that it's not even worth taking the pain to write all those numbers down : this sudoku can nearly be solved by itself !!!…
This is a good way to start if you are learning sudoku, eventually you will learn the patterns and you wont need as many pencil marks. Besides if you are just starting and need this method to solve a puzzle there is little chance that you will know or be able to use the more advanced techniques.


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A number of Congress workers led by Ludhiana district president Pawan Dewan on Friday staged a massive protest demonstration against the recent hike in power tariff. They demanded rollback of the hiked tariff, and submitted a memorandum in this regard to Punjab governor Shivraj Patil through deputy commissioner (DC) Rahul Tiwari.
The protestors carrying banners and placards, gathered at the local circuit house after passing through different parts of the city, and staged a dharna at Mini Secretariat before handing over the memorandum to the deputy commissioner.
Addressing the demonstration, Dewan said: "The hike in the power tariff has put an extra burden of Rs1,800 crore on the common man. When there is no power, the state government has no right to hike the tariff."
This was the seventh hike in the last six years of the SAD-BJP rule, he said, adding that it would make electricity unaffordable for the common man.
Criticising the government for its all-round failure, Dewan said the economy was in a mess, pointing out that Rs3.5 lakh government employees were yet to be paid their salaries.
He said the industry was moving out of the state, and the day was not too far when the local industrial focal points would wear a deserted look since the industry was not having power.
He said the days of the government were numbered, and its end would come with the beginning of the Lok Sabaha elections.
Congress leaders, including Hemraj Aggarwal, Rakesh Prashar, Parminder Mehta, Baljinder Bunty, Manpreet Grewal, Palwinder Singh Taggar, Jarnail Shimlapuri, Rakesh Sharma, Gurmukh Singh Mithu, Sham Sunder Malhotra, Amrit Varsha Rampaul and others, were also participated in the demonstration.Congress leaders, including Hemraj Aggarwal, Rakesh Prashar, Parminder Mehta, Baljinder Bunty, Manpreet Grewal, Palwinder Singh Taggar, Jarnail Shimlapuri, Rakesh Sharma, Gurmukh Singh Mithu, Sham Sunder Malhotra, Amrit Varsha Rampaul and others, were also participated in the demonstration.
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Punjab Youth Congress protests to expose the Badal-Majithia's sand-gravel nexus
Phillaur, April 12 (YP Bureau)
Led by Punjab Youth Congress President Vikramjit Singh Chaudhary youth activists of Phillaur orchestrated a protest today at Phillaur. Youth activists put up stalls of sand and gravel to protest against the Badal-Majithia's sand-gravel mafia.
Speaking on the occasion PYC President stated that similar programs are being conducted in the entire state and PYC aims to cover all 117 vidhan-sabhas by the 17th of this month. He said that the Badal Govt. has shattered the dreams of the common man who works hard his whole life to build a house for his family but cannot think of constructing a house today as the basic requirement to build a house i.e. sand and gravel the prices of which are sky-rocketing.
PYC President said that during the Congress regime the trolley load of sand was Rs 200-400 and truck load of sand was minimum Rs 5000 but now the same trolley load costs Rs. 1200-1500 and truck load costs minimum Rs.20000-25000 under the Badal- Majithia rule. He said that the Badal-Majithia are building palatial houses and hotels whereas the common man of Punjab is unable to even provide the basic necessity of life-shelter to their families. He also said that the Akali goons are hand in glove with the local police and administration and are illegally mining and selling truck loads of sand and gravel everyday and also earning lakhs every single day.(...contd.)
Chaudhary lambasted the local police for not taking action against the illegal mining on the directions of Deputy Commissioner Jalandhar Shruti Singh who visited the sites of illegal mining where the Akali goons steal truckloads of sand everyday which is also against environmental laws of India. The local police and administration in connivance with local Akali leaders are taking monthly cuts and are turning a blind eye to these illegal practices.
He stated that in Akali-BJP rule flour (atta) is available and cheaper than sand. PYC reiterated its stand to expose this nexus and urged the common man to expose and dispose the Badal's and Majithia.
Taking a jibe at Chief Minister Punjab who stated that the state govt had hardly any role in the recent power tariff hike but Mr Badal contradicted his statement by pointing out the difference in power tariff hike with another state like Haryana.
PYC President also lambasted the Badal govt in failing to implement Union Govt's notice to remove his photograph from 108 ambulances and further taking credit of the centre sponsored scheme and quoting it is "Punjab's highly appreciated emergency response service".
He also stated that now the cash starved Badal Govt is seeking donations to run its hospitals and ambulances and is willing to record the contributions made by placing the names of the contributors on the sides of the ambulances and on the main entrances of the hospitals. Badal Govt has stooped to a new level of minting money by allowing private individuals to "buy hospitals".
He ridiculed the Govt for failing to deliver all poll promises and has now stopped the free education policy for girl child. Chaudhary once again questioned the stand of Akali MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal who is the brand ambassador of Nanhi Chhan that works with the objectives of empowering the rights of the girl child. Is the Mp hearing? The youth congress acitivists were raising slogans against Akali Dal like "Jija-Sala Murdabad"
PYC president was accompanied by Damanjit Singh Mohie,Gurvir Singh Bhattal, Jaspreet Singh Mankoo, Sukhwinder Singh Dhava, Anil Joshi, Jamsher Singh Shera, Pawan Punj, Davinder Singh, Vijay Agnihotri, Satpal Singh cheema, Jaspal Jassi, Balak Ram, Lala Kishan, M.D.
Washington, April 12 (Agency)
An influential group of Indian-American doctors has proposed a comprehensive legislative agenda to end the shortage of physicians in the US, which would need a staggering 130,000 doctors by 2025.
Members of the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), representing thousands of Indian-American doctors, spent Thursday in the Capitol Hill meeting lawmakers to press their agenda.
This includes a provision for green cards for physicians graduating from accredited US residency programmes in the proposed comprehensive immigration reform bill.
The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) predicts that America will need 90,000 physicians by 2020 and a staggering 130,000 by 2025.
Among other things AAPI urged the lawmakers to support two bills in the house and the senate introduced by Democrat House member Joe Crowley and Democrat Senator Bill Nelson to address the shortage of physicians.
Crowley, co-chair of the Congressional India Caucus, who has sponsored the "Resident Physician Shortage Reduction Act of 2013," assured AAPI members that he would work for their legislative agenda.
Other lawmakers who addressed the doctors' conclave included Republicans Phil Gingrey and Phil Roe and Democrats Jim McDermott, Frank Pallone, and Zoe Lofgren.
AAPI has also suggested making the J-1 visa waiver programme -- that allows international medical graduates to do their medical training and residency in the US -- permanent; an increase in residency positions and the enrollment in medical schools and providing a permanent fix to the medicare sustainable growth rate (SGR) formula.


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Insects are cold blooded, so when the thermometer drops, they go into full survival mode. That usually means aggressively searching for more food and finding a warm place to hold up. They often end up inside our homes, which can be quite annoying.
Here are five insect pests during cool weather:
5. Wasps: Although not a major pest, paper wasps are often found inside buildings — flying around lights and near windows — during season changes. Wasps seek shelter during cooler weather and come out when the day warms up. Wasp are usually not that big deal because they will not sting unless provoked, like when threatened with squashing. However, they can cause quite a commotion when spotted flying around in church or a group meeting.
4. Ants: When food becomes scarce, various types of ants often venture into homes foraging for any source of food and water they can find. If you see a parade of ants coming and going, to and from who knows where, that's a good sign they've found something. And if the parade leads to your house or is found inside, it could very well mean the jackpot is somewhere in your house.
3. Yellow Jackets: By the time fall begins to set in, the population of yellow jackets has risen quite high. Combine that with less available natural food, and you have a lot of unhappy yellow jackets. It is those foraging, food-seeking, berserk yellow jackets that tend to annoy humans. Yellow jackets will not hesitate to fulfill their dietary needs by feeding on picnic foods, over-ripened fruit and soda. They can also be found around dumpsters and trash cans at public facilities. Just like kids, yellow jackets love sweets, so they can be a problem when food and children are both present.
2. Kudzu Bugs: Our newest and rising annoying pest is the kudzu bug. Many folks are becoming really concerned about these little "stink bugs" because they are everywhere. Kudzu bugs are not a real threat for homeowners and gardeners — just a growing nuisance as they seek shelter around homes and other buildings. Research has found that kudzu bugs prefer light-colored houses, particularly white. In addition to hanging around houses, they secrete a foul odor and can stain fabrics and wall coverings. Direct handling of kudzu bugs may cause staining of the skin and even blistering and moderate discomfort in sensitive individuals.
1. Asian Lady Beetles: The multicolored Asian lady beetles, in my opinion, are the most annoying cool-weather pest. Each fall, swarms of this species of ladybug appear out of nowhere in search of a warm place to overwinter, typically targeting and invading our warm and cozy homes — much to the dismay of homeowners. A few might be OK, but when you have tens to hundreds of ladybugs congregating indoors, these "good" insects abruptly become pests.
So what's the answer? Everyone wants to know what can be done about these annoying insects, but the honest answer is ... very little.
For the outside yellow jackets that like to get up close and personal, just leave them alone or grab the fly swatter. But try not to swat, as this might make them mad.
For the rest, remember that prevention is key. Most insects need just a crack to get in so caulk cracks along windows, doors and other portals of entry. Install tight-fitting door sweeps. Seal openings with caulk, steel wool or other mesh. Keep doors and windows closed.
If insects do get in, don't panic. A solitary wasp can be let back outside or eliminated with a fly swatter. Spraying insects is not always the best remedy, but might be needed if the situation calls for it, as in the case of an ant problem.
Since kudzu bugs and ladybugs can leave stains if crushed, vacuuming them up is the ideal remedy. Specialists suggest using a shop vac instead of a conventional vacuum as kudzu bug odor may linger in the regular vacuum. A shop vacuum with some soapy water in the canister (1 to 2 tablespoons of dish soap per gallon of water) will kill bugs. Once finished, discard water. Dead insects can always be swept up too.
The bright side is that the leaves are changing colors and cooler weather is here. The bad news is the bugs don't like it. Yes, they are annoying but there are worse things — snakes, snow, no electricity, losing football teams ...
For help on other home and garden questions, contact your local county Extension office or visit online at www.aces.edu.
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The Joshua Project Foundation would be honored to have you share in a very special evening. This inaugural fundraiser will benefit their mission to help bring awareness to the necessity of Braille literacy, beginning by placing Braille labels in grocery stores. The evening will include live entertainment, special guests, an exciting live auction, a variety of fun silent auction items, delicious cuisine and more!
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Copies of President Obama's budget plan for fiscal year 2014 are distributed to Senate staff on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON — Part of President Barack Obama's nearly $3.8 trillion spending plan is a policy change that could affect Social Security checks and veterans' benefits paid to hundreds of thousands of Mainers.
The proposal is likely to face opposition from advocacy groups and some Democrats in Maine, including U.S. Reps. Chellie Pingree and Mike Michaud.
"For folks trying to make ends meet, what may seem like a few dollars in Washington could be critical for people in Maine," said Lori Parham, state director of the AARP in Maine.
The proposal would change the way the government calculates cost-of-living adjustments for programs such as Social Security. In a compromise aimed at working toward a "grand bargain" on spending and deficits with Republicans, Obama has offered to switch to something known as the chained consumer price index, or chained CPI.
The consumer price index is the way the government keeps track of how prices change on commonly purchased goods and services. Chained CPI is another way of making that calculation by assuming that as prices fluctuate, consumers adapt by changing their buying habits.
The most common example is if the price of beef rises, many consumers will buy more chicken or pork. As a result, cost-of-living adjustments under chained CPI tend to be slightly lower than the traditional consumer price index. It's only a small percentage difference year-to-year, but it compounds over time and can result in significant savings for the federal government.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimated that using chained CPI would save the government $127 billion through 2023 in reduced Social Security benefits alone. That figure would rise to $216 billion -- and achieve $340 billion in deficit reductions -- if chained CPI were applied to other government programs, including to military pensions.
The Obama administration's budget would seek to minimize effects for lower-income Social Security recipients and veterans.
The AARP recently estimated that switching to chained CPI would reduce Social Security benefits to the 200,000-plus recipients in Maine by $580 million over the next decade. Veterans benefits would be reduced by $94 million during that time.
Pingree praised Obama for seeking to cut the deficit by reducing tax deductions for the wealthy. But she strongly disagrees with a switch to chained CPI. Pingree is married to S. Donald Sussman, majority share owner of MaineToday Media, publisher of the Portland Press Herald.
"Seniors did not create the deficit and the budget shouldn't be balanced on their backs," Pingree said in a statement. "They have worked hard and contributed to Social Security all their lives and shouldn't face cuts to their benefits."
Michaud was not available to comment Wednesday, but he has opposed past proposals to use chained CPI and was one of dozens of House members to say so in a February letter to the president.
Independent Sen. Angus King suggested he may be open to the shift, however, as long as there are "escape hatches" for lower-income individuals. But he said in an interview that he wanted to read the details.
"It isn't an option that I prefer," King said. "On the other hand, if it is part of a 'grand bargain' that solves the long-term budget problem and gets us out of this crisis-to-crisis budgeting, then it is something that we have got to consider."
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2 sheets nori, cut into 1-by-2-inch strips
1/4 cup Roasted Garlic Oil* (see below)
1 teaspoon coarse sea salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Grated zest of 1 lemon
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Line 2 baking sheets with foil or parchment paper.
In a large bowl, combine the kale, nori, and oil and toss until coated. Spread the kale and nori on the baking sheets and sprinkle with the salt and pepper. Bake until the kale and nori are crispy, 6-8 minutes. Be careful not to cook much longer, or the nori and kale will turn dark and bitter. Remove from the oven and sprinkle with the lemon zest. Let cool to room temperature before serving.
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*For the roasted garlic and roasted garlic oil: In a large saucepan, heat 2 cups of grapeseed oil over low heat. Once the oil begins to shimmer (be careful not to let it boil), add 20 peeled garlic cloves (about 2 heads). Cook the garlic uncovered for 1 hour and 15 minutes, or until the cloves are easily mashed with a fork. Store the cooled oil and garlic cloves in a container in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't describe where the political world stands (no surprise). But it does describe a cool new website and a beautifully laid-out and informative digital magazine.
Brink of Freedom is a great place. It combines a freedomista attitude, high energy, and useful self-sufficiency how-tos.
Michael W. Dean of Freedom Feens turned me on to the site and introduced me to its founder, Josiah Wallingford. (Don't you love that name?)
Go check it out for yourself. It's the kind of place you could spend hours. But while you're here, here's a little background Q&A with Josiah, as well as links to pdfs of BoF's January and February editions:


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#1 2011-11-04 06:34:16
How dangerous an A-Bomb really is.
I consider now the A-Bomb to be more dangerous then what is known to us. That the abomb is made from the most badass material of a supernova. The most badass material has much more destinct properties then being able to explode. It can also have the property to phase matter to itself, via special mirror quarks that simply acts as a gateway from whatever the missing neutrons hits, and us.
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I see clearly now, the universe have the black dots, Thus I am on my way of inventing this remedy...
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Re: How dangerous an A-Bomb really is.
Hi LQ;
There was no explanation that we could give when that question was asked. Later, an explanation was offered. As destructive as the device is, it seems to have a creative purpose in mind too. One far blacker than anyone could realize.
In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them.
I have the result, but I do not yet know how to get it.
All physicists, and a good many quite respectable mathematicians are contemptuous about proof.
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The late Richard Feynman physicist and Los Alamos employee was in on the creation of the bomb and he wrote a few interesting books about science and creative thinking. It baffles me that I don't recall if he talked about the grave implications to the discovery. On the otherhand, if we didn't invent it, then the Germans might have beat us to it and then we might have been part of the holocaust.
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Michael was truly a very unique person. All he wanted to do was spread LOVE through out this evil world we are caught up in. Yes, it is very sad that the world has lost a great entertainer. His visions in the music industry were far beyond any of our imaginations. I compare him to Walt Disney their minds were way out there. They were both geniuses.
I feel that the media is being so unfair to Michael Jackson. They were so quick to report any slandering information that they could. Have you once taken the time to consider what he was going through? We (the public) made him and also destroyed him. So put that guilt on your shoulders. We wanted so much of him, that he felt the only way to please us was be perfect. And, when he wasn't, we criticized him and tore him down little by little.
As for Dr. Murray, he should be tried and sentence to LIFE in PRISON for the death of a Superstar.
I love and miss him so much, I still cannot stop crying!!!!! October 19, 2009.
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How? What is morally questionable is the media who smeared and persecuted him and defined him in negative terms non-stop (for viewers, readers and profit) and extortionists who accused him of things he'd NEVER do.
Heck he wouldn't even use cuss words, he was so religious. I don't think Michael was morally questionable but I think many around him were - as well as the media and those out to get his money when he had it. Don't project the immoral behavior of others onto Michael Jackson - please.


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Thanks for that alcohol post. I need to reread it ever time the brat in me suggest a couple shots of tequila, which of course leads to a couple more!
Congrats on the new journal, Paleobird! You are an inspiration for many of us. For me, you have a terrific balance of "try it and see if it works" backed by thoughtful reasoning along with an honesty about how life gets in the way. Your journal helps you, but it helps many of us as well!
Here's a journal warming gift for your new location, Robin! I'm looking forward to new adventures.
BTW, when I was in San Diego I took your suggestion and went to the zoo, and to Rei Do Gado for dinner. Both excellent suggestions! Thanks!
ahh a new journal like opening a new book ,always satisfying
Like your idea for the new journal. I'll be checking in from time to time. 20 libs huh, that's a good bit; hard to see how you did it as a carnivore, except of course for the restaurants and alcohol (and deserts) (and . . ).
Always enjoy your journals. God, I wish I had a sense of humor.
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I like that the Phoenix takes Fight instead of Flight, much more aggressive. Something I'd expect from one of my favorite carnivores.
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Chuck Wilbert (right), commander of the Kane Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 1132, presents a $1,000 donation for the Staff Sgt. Kenneth R. VanGiesen Patriot Award. Accepting the donation is Frank Sirianni (left), president of the Kane Lions Club and committee chairman for the Patriot Award. The award, initiated by the Lions Club, goes to graduating Kane High seniors who enlist in the U.S. military. The award honors VanGiesen, a Kane native who was killed in Afghanistan last year while serving with the Pennsylvania Army National Guard.
Lenny Anderson, commander of the Smethport Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 2497, speaks Tuesday at a ceremony to remember victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack. The VFW and American Legion in Smethport conducted the ceremony on the plaza in front of the McKean County Courthouse. Mel Bauer, a veteran volunteer firefighter from Saxonburg, Pa., paid tribute to the "first-responders" who died at the World Trade Center in New York City. The ceremony included a 21-gun salute and the playing of taps.
Northwest Savings Bank of Kane has donated $1,000 to the Kane Historical Preservation Society to assist in the publication of the organization's second Postcard Book. Randy Durante (center), manager of the Kane office of Northwest Savings, presents the check to Wendy Oakes (left), treasurer of the board for the society. Sue Holt (right), also a society board member, holds a copy of the Postcard Book entitled "Kane Summit In The Wilds"—"A Visual Journey Into Our Past." The 92-page book, which contains numerous old postcards and photos of Kane, is sold at the Kane Depot on Fraley Street.
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A steeple has arrived for the New Beginnings Assembly of God Church on Route 321 in East Kane. Posing with the steeple are Bob Rhodes (left) of Kane, the church secretary; and Jim Danielson of Lantz Corners, the chairman of buildings and grounds. A crane is scheduled to erect the steeple Thursday. American Church Steeples and Baptistries of Wedowee, Ala. built and delivered the 24-foot Fiberglas steeple. The Rev. Ed Carocci is pastor of the church.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) of Kane has donated $1,000 for the iCan program at the Lutheran Home at Kane. This donation, plus others, has enabled the Lutheran Home to purchase six new Apple iPads for use by residents. Taking part in the check presentation at the VFW are, left to right: Jim Wismar, chaplain and trustee for the VFW; Chuck Wilbert. VFW commander; Anna Wismar, Lutheran Home volunteer; Gloria Spangler, information technology director at the Lutheran Home; and Kristin Martonik, a Lutheran Home volunteer who is holding her 3-year-old daughter, Sadie.
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Tempe, Arizona – The Tempe City Council has approved an agreement to rebate a portion of tax revenues from a planned downtown hotel and conference center in exchange for a variety of benefits to the city.
Arizona State University, which owns the land at the southeast corner of Mill Avenue and University Drive, has partnered with a private developer to build USA Place, a multi-use development to include a 330-room Omni hotel, a 30,000-square-foot conference center attached to the hotel, a USAA Basketball arena and other components.
The Council voted Jan. 23 to approve a development agreement for the hotel and conference center. The city will rebate $800,000 per year, for a period of 20 years, from a portion of the city sales tax and bed tax revenues generated by the hotel and conference center.
The word "Tempe" must be included in the name of the hotel and conference center, and the developer will spend at least $495,000 annually for 20 years on the promotion of tourism in Tempe.
The total value of the city's rebate over 20 years is $16 million. Developing and operating the hotel and conference center is estimated to generate $34.7 million in net revenues to the City of Tempe during that same 20-year period.
Mayor Mark Mitchell spoke about USA Place as part of his recent State of the City Address, which focused on Tempe's economic development successes. Mitchell has worked to attract a conference center to downtown Tempe throughout his service on the City Council.
"Tourism is one of the largest industries in Arizona – we must take advantage of that and attract visitors to Tempe," Mitchell said. "This is a good, well-negotiated deal on behalf of Tempe residents and it is great for the health of our downtown economy. Our investment in this exciting project will pay for itself many times over."
Mitchell has pointed out that the city's successes at generating jobs and expanding sales and property tax revenues ultimately benefit Tempe residents. The revenues generated make it possible for the city to improve its community services, programs, facilities and amenities.
The Jan. 23 Council action applies to the hotel and conference center, not on other uses the developer plans to bring to the project, such as the arena and residential, office and retail components. The project developers continue to work out details including financing.
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