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Other Blog posts this week:

TV Reviews of Hell's Kitchen where Chef Ramsey keeps cussing the wannabe chefs keep smoking.

Also a dark horse HGTV reality contest for interior designers…."Design Star".

And as "America's Got Talent" rapidly gains as a challenge to "American Idol" it now has a final top 20.

First guess at the top five here with pics and video you'll find nowhere else on the Internet.

HERE

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Ed and Lois Smart tell the harrowing tale of the search for their abducted daughter Elizabeth.

She'd been taken from her bed in her own home one night and as the Smart family suffered the insults of a community the Salt Lake Police blew this case so bad that Elizabeth suffered many more months for their dereliction of investigative duty.

HERE

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For one can never get enough Ted Kennedy.

But more importantly, on Thoughts this week we have a tender story about butterfly babies and backyard habitats. Plus a story about a new computer malware that is particularly nasty.

And of course, as we all need more of the wonderful Ted Kennedy in our lives, my tale of just how I shall explain the story of Ted Kennedy to my granddaughter.

Much more.

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That same phony malware hoax took me offline for awhile back in the 2nd week of July. It had a strangle hold on my operating system.

I could pull up all menus, but could not execute any commands. It claimed to have scanned a total of 28
infections and wanted $39.99 to download new software to remove the infections.

I abandoned the ‘puter for a month. Turn it on one day and it was fine. No trace of infection or phony security ware.

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When is the best time to search for the monarch caterpillars here in S.E. Michigan.......I know its getting close.

I got lucky a couple years ago when I found a couple other caterpillers hanging out on a milkweed plant. I cut the plant and brought it home and put it in my bug cage.

About a week later the original caterpillers were still alive but I also discovered a baby monarch caterpiller which eventually grew to adult hood, climbed to the top of the cage and turned into the chrysallis.

I then gave the cage to my niece's dau. who was then able to watch the transformation from chrysallis to butterfly......