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Massacre one of those bands that don't really need an introduction, but here's a quick one anyway. The band's '91 classic 'From Beyond' is often hailed as one of the Florida death metal scene's most pivotal works, and original vocalist Kam Lee is credited by some as one of the originators of the death growl itself, which he was belching out all the way back in 1986 on the band's 'Aggressive Tyrant' demo.
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'Back From Beyond' was recorded and mixed by Tim Vazquez of CGM Studios, Florida, and features original Massacre members Rick Rozz (Guitars, ex Mantas / Death), Terry Butler (Bass, Obituary, ex Death / Six Feet Under) as well as Ed Webb (Vocals, ex Diabolic / Eulogy) and Mike Mazzonetto (Drums, ex Pain Principle), whilst the self referential cover art comes courtesy of Toshihiro Egawa (Cryptopsy, Krisiun, Devourment, etc.)
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FR 02.05.2014 Tilburg (The Netherlands) – Neurotic Deathfest
SA 03.05.2014 Powys (UK) – Rad Fest
SU 04.05.2014 Leeds (UK) – Kin Hell Fest
MO 05.05.2014 London (UK) – Barfly
TU 06.05.2014 Oberhausen (Germany) – Resonanzwerk + Lay Down Rotten
WE 07.05.2014 Aalen (Germany) – Rock It + Lay Down Rotten
TH 08.05.2014 Hamburg (Germany) – Bambi Galore + Lay Down Rotten
FR 09.05.2014 Dresden (Germany) – Scheune + Lay Down Rotten
SA 10.05.2014 Siegen (Germany) – Vortex + Lay Down Rotten
SU 11.05.2014 Brussels (Belgium) – Magasin 4 + Pestilence
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A winter storm that was forecast to bring up to 4 inches of snow to the Hendersonville area arrived on schedule Wednesday night, bringing nearly 2 inches of snow by midnight.
Today: Increasing clouds, high 44.
Tonight: 100 percent chance of snow, 28.
Thursday: 100 percent chance of wintry mix, high 34. Then mostly cloudy with a low near 30.
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The storm was expected to bring snow, sleet and freezing rain overnight, make travel hazardous and likely close schools.
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Im thinking it is not going to get above freezing until around noon or so, Taylor said. You might still see some freezing rain or mix of that with the snow later in the morning, but it will be mostly snow and sleet.
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Why exactly do middle class folks defend the Koch brothers madness? Do they all think they will someday be rich like the Koch brothers?
I am amazed at the leftist obsession with the Koch Bros, but barely a whisper about George Soros, the socialist's sugar-daddy and uber-1%er. Does the left know that Soros has 52 leftist web sites? He's a major funder for the Occupy swine, Center for America Progress(?), NAACP legal fund, la Raza, the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights founded by communist Van Jones (Obama's choice for Green Czar). The list is endless. But where is the documentary or even whisper of exposure of his activities. The obsession by the left is a sickness. And their hypocrisy would be startling if it was so obvious.
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An estimated 20,000 gallons of wastewater spilled Friday morning in the city of Pueblo, and may travel into Runyon Lake and the Arkansas River. As a result, a health advisory is being issued.
According to the Pueblo City-County Health Department, the spill occurred at Court and 6th Street around 11:10 a.m. Most of the water entered the storm sewer system, which empties into Runyon Lake. In turn, the lake discharges to the Arkansas River upstream of Fountain Creek.
The wastewater is projected to reach Runyon Lake by Friday evening. The Health Department says that could cause increased bacteria in the lower natural Historic Arkansas River Park area, Thomas Phelps Creek, Runyon Lake and the Arkansas River. They are advising people to stay out of these waterways until testing confirms the waterways are safe.
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Director: Bud Lee
Company: Jill Kelly Productions
Cast: Jezebelle Bond, Mark Ashley, Belladonna, Nick Manning, Julian St. Jox, Dee (I), Lola (I), Shay Sights, Talon (I), Cherokee (III), Billy Glide
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Lola and Jezebelle Bond gracing the cover, plus the JKP name, make ordering multiple copies a must.
JKP hits another one out of the park with this inaugural edition of what promises to be an outstanding new line. With such a top-notch assemblage of talent both in front of the camera and behind it - including AVN Award darlings-of-the-moment Belladonna and Nick Manning, as well as director Bud Lee - how could they not have? Originally slated to be called Latin X (according to the DVD's extras), the name was later changed to Latin Amore for what reason we don't know, and we don't care. But we can tell you that, based on what we've seen here, we can't wait for a-more.
Lovely Lola, the vid's only two-scener, kicks things off with a raucous threeway between Mark Ashley, Julian St. Jox and herself, wherein she takes a reverse c.g. ride on Ashley's log while Jox jams his dark meat in and out of her cheek, and then she bends over for some of that good black lovin' from behind, while Ashley slaps her face with his cock. The scene finishes with a heaping double facial.
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Wind farms could power every home in Britain – The Telegraph (UK). This is really an article about the potential for off-shore wind in the UK, which is tremendous (just as it is in this country).
Climate missing from U.S. election – Gore – Reuters. "Some of the candidates have made speeches which are quite good and proposals that are quite responsible, but overall the issue has not achieved the kind of priority that I think it should have."
Greener Buildings Easy, But Barriers Remain – Expert – Reuters. "The entire current emission reductions commitment under the Kyoto Protocol can be achieved in the building sector alone. And the costs of achieving these reductions are low, very low. … All our studies have found it will not happen if governments are not active to help overcome the market failure that is very blatant here." – Sylvie Lemmet, director of the United Nations Environment Programme's Division of Technology, Industry and Economics.
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Want to know the main reason I think Al Gore is going to run for president?
Because he says he isn't.
This just in –
It's too much for the Libertarian Zealots to stomach, not nearly enough for the Environmentalists and Glowarmers. This is what the propaganda campaign has bought you so far.
Calamitous Climate Bill Signed
Politics as Usual
Dec. 19 (Bloomberg) — President George W. Bush today signed legislation aimed at cutting U.S. dependence on overseas energy by setting tougher mandates for carmakers, electric- appliance manufacturers and ethanol producers.
The law contains the first new vehicle fuel economy law in 32 years and mandates a fourfold increase in the use of biofuels. It also phases out traditional light bulbs and places the first limits on the amount of water used in new washing machines and dishwashers.
The new law is " a major step toward reducing our dependence on oil, confronting global climate change, expanding the production of renewable fuels and giving future generations of our country a nation that is stronger, cleaner and more secure," Bush said before signing the legislation at the Department of Energy in Washington.
Bush pinpointed ethanol production and new fuel economy standards in his January State of the Union address as crucial elements in meeting his goal of cutting gasoline use by 20 percent by 2017.
The legislation was sent to the White House last night in a hybrid Toyota Prius, according to an e-mail from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office. Pelosi, a California Democrat, said the law would save the average driver between $700 and $1,000 per year in gasoline costs.
Before passing the measure last week, the Senate dropped a provision that would have extended tax credits to wind, solar and biomass power producers and raised taxes on oil and gas companies by about $13 billion over 10 years to pay for that. The Senate also dropped a requirement that some utilities get 15 percent of their power from renewable sources.
Concessions for Carmakers
Many provisions in the measure were agreed to by the regulated industry groups. For example, Representative John Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, won concessions for the U.S. auto industry, including allowing carmakers to continue making large sport utility vehicles without being at a competitive disadvantage against foreign rivals that make fewer large vehicles.
Likewise, Amsterdam-based Royal Philips Electronic NV, the world's largest light-bulb maker, and Fairfield, Connecticut- based General Electric Co., which are regulated by the law, successfully argued for exemptions from the mandate for certain specialty lamps.
Perhaps the biggest winners were companies like Archer- Daniels-Midland Co. and Pacific Ethanol Inc. in the ethanol industry. The legislation requires that biofuels be blended with gasoline to reduce the amount of petroleum needed for U.S. transportation. It boosts the requirement for production of biofuels to 36 billion gallons in 2022 from 7.5 billion in 2012.
`Favorable for Ethanol'
"The outcome is a favorable one for the ethanol industry, for the crop sector, and for agribusiness companies leveraged to grains and oilseeds," Mark McMinimy, a Washington-based analyst for the Stanford Group Co., wrote in a note yesterday.
"I think it's a turkey," said Michael Carboy an analyst for Baltimore-based Signal Hill Capital Group, an investor in clean energy. Carboy, in an interview, said the bill is "astonishingly weak" because of its exclusion of renewable electricity incentives and its reliance on ethanol to cut oil use.
Congress "seems to be putting a lot more care and attention in the direction of ethanol than frankly they should," Carboy said. Lawmakers went along "with the agricultural support program that this administration seems to want to pursue."
I thought the New York Times lead was particularly poignant:
"Legislation that will slowly but fundamentally change the cars Americans drive, the fuel they burn, the way they light their homes and the price they pay for food was signed by President Bush Wednesday …"
If you remember, food prices were mentioned in the Climate Prophecies.
And since we'll all be shifting to the compact fluorescent bulbs, let's remember they are a dangerous source of mercury and need to be dosposed of properly.


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- Author: Heather Scheck, Santa Barbara Ag Commissioner's Office
- Author: John Chitambar, California Department of Food and Agriculture
- Author: Surendra K. Dara, UCCE
Healthy red apple ice plant, Aptenia cordifolia. Photo by Heather Scheck, Santa Barbara Ag Commissioner's Office
A downy mildew caused by the oomycetous fungus, Peronospora mesembryanthemi Verwoerd has recently been confirmed by the USDA -APHIS from a red apple ice plant sample collected in San Diego. Since its first finding in San Diego County last summer, the disease has spread to Orange, San Bernardino, and Ventura counties and is now found in the Goleta area in Santa Barbara County. Peronospora mesembryanthemi was first reported from South Africa (Verwoerd, 1924) and later in the United Kingdom (Francis and Waterhouse, 1988) and New Zealand (McKenzie and Dingley, 1996), but has never been reported in North America. The host range of P. mesembryanthemi is thought to be limited to ice plants and it is currently found infecting the red apple ice plant, Aptenia cordifolia, the trailing ice plant or the pink carpet, Delosperma (syn. Mesembryanthemum) cooperi, and Lampranthus sp. in California. Both these ice plant species are native to southern Africa. Because of their environmental hardiness, ease of growing, and bright, colorful flowers, ice plants are grown as ornamental plants or found as groundcovers. However, the red apple ice plant is listed as an invasive plant by the California Exotic Pest Plant Council. It can sometimes grow like a weed.
Red apple ice plant overwhelming yucca plants. Photo by Heather Scheck, Santa Barbara Ag Commissioner's Office
Pathogen: Downy mildew appears as a mat of grey, blue, or brown fungal growth on the lower or both sides of leaves and other infected plant parts. Fungal growth consists of the asexual fruiting structures known as sporangia that are produced on sporangiophores, which are specialized hyphae. Downy mildew fungi cause systemic infection and grow internally in all plant parts. Infection rapidly spreads under cool and wet conditions. Windblown rain or sprinkler splashing spreads disperse sporangia and aid in the disease spread. Downy mildew fungi are obligate parasites of plants and most of them have narrow host range of one or just a few hosts.
Greyish sporulation of Peronospora mesembryanthemi on an ice plant. Photo by Jose Rodriguez, Soil and Plant Laboratory, Inc
Downy mildew-infected red apple ice plant. Photo by Heather Scheck, Santa Barbara Ag Commissioner's Office
Severe downy mildew damage to an ice plant. Photo by Heather Scheck, Santa Barbara Ag Commissioner's Office
Damage: The rapid spread of P. mesembryanthemi through southern California could be from accidental movement of infected nursery stock. Severe damage with heavy or total loss of plantings is becoming common in southern California counties where the disease is currently found.
Management: There are relatively few fungicides effective against oomycetous fungi and control can be very difficult. Since most of the fungicides are fungistatic (inhibit the fungal growth) rather than fungicidal (kill the fungus) against P. mesembryanthemi, fungicidal treatments only suppress the fungus, but systemic infections cannot be cured. Downy mildew fungi evolve very quickly to form new races and can rapidly develop fungicide resistance. (Is this sentence necessary? It is scary.)
Good cultural practices and sanitation can prevent or minimize downy mildew of ice plants. Some management options include:
- Prune plants regularly and remove weeds to improve air circulation and reduce fungal growth.
- Avoid overhead irrigation during cool weather.
- Consider watering in the morning hours so that plants dry during the day.
- Do not over- or under-fertilize as it may increase the chances of infection.
- Monitor highly susceptible species like the red apple ice plant and remove and destroy plants with symptoms of infection.
- Consider other host plants as groundcovers when replacing diseased ice plants.
Chitambar, J. 2016. Peronospora mesembryanthemi. (http://blogs.cdfa.ca.gov/Section3162/?tag=peronospora-mesembryanthemi)
Francis, S. and G. Waterhouse. 1988. List of Peronosporaceae reported from the British Isles. Trans. Brit. Mycol. Soc. 91: 1-62.
McKenzie, E.H.C. and J. M. Dingley. 1996. New plant disease records in New Zealand: miscellaneous fungal pathogens III. New Zealand J. Bot. 34: 263-272.
Verwoerd, L. 1924. Peronospora mesembryanthemi n. sp., die oorsaak van 'n donsige skimmelsiekte van Mesembryanthemum-soorte. Ann. Univ. Stellenbosch 2A: 13-23.
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- Author: James E. Henrich
- Author: Kenneth J. Greby
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Erythrina caffra is a spring-flowering landscape tree. (Photo by Don Hodel)
The Erythrina stem borer (ESB) (sometimes known as the Erythrina twig borer) (Terastia meticulosalis), a potentially devastating pest of Erythrina spp. (coral trees), has been sighted numerous times in southern California in the latter half of 2015 from San Diego to Ventura. Erythrina, a member of the Fabaceae (formerly Leguminosae, bean family) encompasses about 112 species (Bruneau 1996) and includes some of our most useful, valuable, well adapted, and spectacular flowering trees, adorning landscapes along the coast and adjacent plains and valleys in southern California. Indeed, a famous planting of E. caffra adorning the broad median of San Vicente Boulevard in Santa Monica and West Los Angeles was designated an exceptional planting (Hodel 1988). The plethora of sightings suggests a more recent introduction but the ESB was recorded as early as 1973 at Fort Piute in the California desert north of Needles near the southern tip of Nevada (CMSD 2016).
The ESB is of special concern for us because so little is known about its management and it appears to be especially destructive on coral trees, infesting seeds, destroying branch tips, and even killing whole plants. In Florida where it is native, it is a serious pest of naturally occurring and exotic coral trees, which are valued for agriculture, medicine, and landscape ornament (Powell and Westley 1993). Indeed, the cultivation of exotic coral trees in Florida is essentially impossible because of the ESB (Raven 1974); the only coral tree that can be cultivated reliably there is the native Erythrina herbacea, which likely co-evolved with and is found over most of the range of the ESB. In California the ESB has been observed so far on E. × bidwillii, E. chiapasana, E. coralloides, E. crista-galli, and E. falcata; other species will likely be added in the future. Although much remains to be know about the ESB in California, at least at this early stage, the ESB seems to prefer species of coral trees with more lender stems and slender regrowth of larger-stemmed species.
Fortunately, another serious pest of coral trees that is sympatric and co-evolved with the ESB, the Erythrina leaf roller (Agathodes designalis), has not yet been detected in California. The Erythrina leaf roller and the ESB are in closely related genera that have tended to niche-partition the coral tree resource to reduce inter-species competition (Armstrong and McGehee 1980, Sourakov 2011).
Much remains to be known about the natural history of the ESB, and the summary we provide here of its taxonomy, identification, distribution, and life cycle and damage it inflicts on coral trees is mostly from Arakelian (2016), Sourakov (2011, 2012, 2013), Sourakov et al. (2015), and our observations of infested coral trees here.
The ESB is one of five species in the largely tropical moth genus Terastia, which ranges from the Americas to Africa, Asia, and the western Pacific (Sourakov et al. 2015). The ESB is the only species of the genus native to the Americas. The other four species are T. africana, T. egialealis (Africa), T. margaritis (India), and T. subjectalis (Asia and western Pacific).
The adult ESB is a small-sized, brownish moth with mottled forewings and whitish hindwings with dark margins. Varying in size, adult forewing wingspans range from 2.5 to 4.6 cm, and the mottled body from 1.5 to 2.5 cm long, the latter with conspicuous knobs toward the posterior (Sourakov et al. 2015). In Florida the ESB varies greatly in size, which largely depends on the seasonal generation and diet. The spring generation, which feeds mostly on seeds, is larger than the fall and summer generation that feeds inside of stems. For example, wingspans of the spring generation average about 3.7 cm while those of the summer and fall generations average about 3cm and 2.5 cm respectively (Sourakov 2011). When at rest, the mottled- or marble-brown forewings are effective at camouflaging the ESB but when the wings are spread the white hind wings are conspicuous. Males and females are similar but the latter has more beige-brown forewing markings. In live specimens, the knobby abdomen is held in a curved, upright position, mimicking a praying mantis head, which is possibly a deterrent to predators (Sourakov et al. 2015). Eggs of the ESB, typically laid singly in the axil of leaves near stem tips, are translucent, white, delicate, dome-shaped with a reticulated surface, and about 0.8 mm long (Sourakov 2012). Young larvae are minute, about 0.5 mm long, and probably burrow directly into the flower, stem, or sometimes even a leaf petiole and then follow it to the stem. Larvae of the ESB are translucent and brownish white or cream-colored with a black sclerotized head and a dark sclerotized prothoracic plate that becomes lighter as the larva matures. Mature larvae are about 4 cm long. Larvae turn pinkish before pupation, especially when they complete their development on seeds. Pupae are cigar-shaped, light brown, and enclosed in a loose, double-layered cocoon (Sourakov 2011).
Endemic to the Americas, the ESB occurs from South Carolina to Florida and west to Arizona (and now California) in the United States and south to Argentina. Although recorded from Hawaii (Swezey1923, Zimmerman 1958), this report is now thought to be misidentification. Numerous publications list it as part of African or Asian faunas, but that misconception has been recently clarified (Sourakov et al. 2015), and it seems to be a strictly New World species, with superficially similar but genetically distant relatives in other tropical regions.
Life Cycle and Damage
Larvae of the ESB likely emerge through the ventral surface of the egg and tunnel directly into the plant (Sourakov2012). The downward-boring larvae feed on stem tissues as they go, hollowing out the stem and causing a characteristic dying-off of stem tips, which turn black and sometimes collapse. The entire upper and lateral sides of the plant canopy can be killed. This damage acts like pruning, forcing out new lateral shoots below the damaged area; these, in turn, can become infested and killed. Entire plants can be killed although this can take up to several years. In Florida after killing off stem tips in the spring, the last instar larvae move into seed pods, a condition which appears to be less common in California so far. Feeding on the red seeds typically causes larvae to accumulate reddish pigments, changing their color to pink before they pupate. In contrast, summer and fall generations feed inside the stem and do not feed on the hardened seeds; thus, they are typically paler in color and do not take on the pinkish hue. Larvae typically purge the hollowed out stem of frass by crawling backwards to the entry hole to defecate (Sourakov 2013). Full grown larvae descend from a silk thread to the ground and construct their cocoons in leaf litter to pupate. They have also been found in cocoons in old dead flowers at the ends of dead stems or inside folded up living leaves on the plant (Sourakov 2012). Adult ESBs are good fliers and can hover in flight similar to that of the Sphingidae (sphinx moths) (Sourakov 2012). This flight ability, along with larval endophagous feeding habits that provide some protection from predators, parasites, and abiotic mortality factors, largely explains why the ESB has been so successful in infesting Erythrina plants (Sourakov 2012).
Unfortunately, next to nothing is known about the management of the ESB. Nearly all attempts at post-infestation eradication in Florida have failed. Virtually nothing is known about resident natural enemies although they must be present; until they are identified biological control holds little promise. Perhaps vigilant scouting, judicious and immediate removal, bagging, and disposal of infested shoot tips, and ground and foliar treatment with systemic pesticides might be effective and justified for rare, exceptional, and/or noteworthy and valuable coral tree specimens. Because the ESB pupates in leaf litter on the ground, thorough raking and disposal of fallen leaves might reduce regeneration and provide some control. Cover/barrier insecticides, like pyrethroids (permethrin, cyfluthrin, bifenthrin) or emulsifiable concentrate formulation of carbaryl, might work well in killing of newly hatched larvae when they attempt to bore into the stems; although not yet tested for ESB, they have relatively long residual effects and might be effective. Further work is needed on this pest that poses a serious threat to California's ornamental landscape coral trees.
We thank Andrei Sourakov of the University of Florida for reviewing this paper and providing some of the images. Readers interested in supporting his important work can contact Andrei directly (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Literature Cited
Arakelian, G. 2016. Erythrina Stem Borer (Terastia meticulosalis). L. A. County Dept. Agri.Comm. /Weights Measures Pest Note.
Armstrong, R. A. and R. McGehee. 1980. Competitive exclusion. Amer. Naturalist 115: 151-170. Bruneau, A. 1996. Phylogenetics and biogeographical patterns in Erythrina (Leguminosae: Phaseoleae) as inferred from morphological and chloroplast DNA characters. Syst. Bot. 21(4): 587-605.
CMSD. 2016. California Moth Specimens Database. On-line: https://essigdb.berkeley.edu/cgi// calmoth_query?stat=BROWSE&query_src=eme_BrowseCalmothNames&where- genus=Terastia. Accessed 5 January 2016.
Hodel, D. R. 1988. Exceptional Trees of Los Angeles. California Arboretum Foundation, Arcadia.
Powell, M. H. and S. B. Westley. 1993. Erythrina Production and Use: A Field Manual. Nitrogen Fixing Tree Association, Paia, HI.
Raven, P. H. 1974. Erythrina (Fabaceae): achievements and opportunities. Lloydia 35: 321-331.
Sourakov, S. 2011. Niche-partitioning, co-evolution and life histories of erythrina moths, Terastia meticulosalis and Agathodes designalis (Lepidoptera: Crambidae). Trop. Lepid. Res. 21(2): 89-94.
Sourakov, A. 2012. On the biology of moths that feed on Erythrina in Florida. Trop. Lepid. Res. 22(2): 110-118.
Sourakov, A. 2013. Erythrina moths Terastia meticulosalis Guenée and Agathodes designalis Guenée. Department of Entomology, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida, Publ. EENY 516. Available on- line: http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/in921.
Sourakov, A., D. Plotkin, A. Y. Kawahara, L. Xiao, W. Hallswachs, and D. Janzen. 2015. On the taxonomy of the erythrina moths Agathodes and Terastia (Crambidae: Spilomelinae): Two different patterns of haplotype divergence and a new species of Terastia. Trop. Lepid. Res. 25(2): 80-97.
Swezey, O. H. 1923. The Erythrina twig borer (Terastia meticulosalis) in Hawaii (Pyralidae, Lepidoptera. Proc. Hawaiian Ent. Soc. 5(2): 297-298.
Zimmerman, E. L. 1958. Insects of Hawaii. Vol. 8 (Lepidoptera: Pyraloidea). University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu.
Donald R. Hodel is landscape horticulture advisor for the University of California Cooperative Extension in Los Angeles. email@example.com.
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Gevork Arakelian is the entomologist with the Los Angeles County Agricultural Commissioner/ Weights & Measures in South Gate, CA. email@example.com.
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Whether or not your favorite team is playing in Sunday's big game, the Super Bowl is often a great excuse to gather with friends and family and enjoy some tasty treats! Maybe your favorite snack involves chips with salsa or guacamole, or perhaps you prefer shrimp with a delicious avocado dip. Whatever your snack of choice, chances are that you might spice it up with a little cilantro or parsley.
Cilantro and parsley growers have something else to be happy about – The UC Statewide IPM Program just released new Pest Management Guidelines for Cilantro and Parsley.
Cilantro and parsley are herbs used both fresh and dry for preparation of many popular dishes in almost all parts of the world including California. Apart from their pleasant flavor, both plants are also known for a number of nutritional and health benefits.
In California, cilantro and parsley are grown commercially on more than 7,000 acres, primarily along the southern and central coast. Cilantro (also known as Chinese or Mexican parsley) and parsley are examples of specialty vegetable crops important in crop rotations and in contributing to California's overall agricultural diversity.
Although pest problems aren't too common for home gardeners growing cilantro or parsley, for commercial growers, crop damage due to insect pests and diseases may be devastating and cause important economic losses. The new UC IPM Pest Management Guidelines for cilantro and parsley provide pest and management information for insects pests (including beet armyworm, cabbage looper, and aphids), diseases (including apium virus Y, bacterial leaf spot, carrot motley dwarf, cilantro yellow blotch, Fusarium wilt, and septoria leaf spot), and nematodes. Because weed management costs can be very high in cilantro and parsley unless weed control programs are carefully planned and implemented, a comprehensive weed management section is also included.
Check out the new guidelines and other pest management information on the UC IPM website.
- Author: Cheryl Reynolds
Are you looking for continuing education units (CEUs) to complete your renewal application this year for the Department of Pesticide Regulation (DPR)? The UC Statewide IPM Program has several online courses available that can help you get those last few needed credits.
DPR license and certificate holders with last names beginning with M – Z renew this year. Renewal packets must be submitted to DPR before November 19th to ensure that licenses are renewed by January 1, 2016. After that, applications may take up to 45 calendar days to process.
The online courses available from UC IPM that offer units for DPR license renewal include:
- Providing Integrated Pest Management Services in Schools and Child Care Settings (1 unit Laws and Regulations and 1 unit Other)
- Pesticide Resistance (2 units Other)
- Pesticide Application Equipment and Calibration (1.5 units Other)
- IPM – A Solution for Reducing Pesticides/Water Quality: Pesticide Properties (1 unit Other)
- The Impact of Pesticides on Water Quality/Mitigating Urban Pesticide Runoff (1 unit Other)
- Water Quality and Mitigation: Bifenthrin and Fipronil (1 unit Other)
- Herbicides and Water Quality (1 unit Other)
CEUs from the Structural Pest Control Board are also available for most of these courses.
For a list of other approved online or in-person courses, visit the DPR website. UC IPM plans to add additional online courses for 2016, including those available for Laws and Regulations units. For more information about the courses UC IPM offers as well as additional training opportunities and pest management information, see the UC IPM web site.
- Author: Surendra K. Dara
San Diego County entomologist, Tracy Ellis recently reported the occurrence of a small gall midge in Rancho Santa Fe and La Jolla. Established populations of the ficus eye-spot midge, Horidiplosis ficifolii Harris & de Goffau 2003 (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) were found in Indian laurel fig (Ficus microcarpa var. nitida) in late 2014. Early last year, another exotic pest, weeping fig thrips (Gynaikothrips uzeli) was found infesting weeping fig (F. benjamina).
Origin and Distribution: Eye-spot midge is native to South East Asia. It was first described from the infestations in weeping fig imported from Taiwan to the Netherlands which later moved to UK. Galls collected in UK and larvae and adults reared in Denmark and the Netherlands were used to describe the pest. Eye-spot midge was later reported in Italy in 2007, USA (Florida) in 2008, and the Czech Republic in 2010.
Host range: It appears to be a primary pest of ornamental figs hence the specific name ficicolii which means 'of fig leaves'. In California, Florida and the Czech Republic, eye-spot midge was found on the Indian laurel fig, in Denmark, UK, and the Netherlands on the weeping fig, and in Italy on a host referred to as ornamental fig.
Damage: Larvae form galls on young leaves. Galls are irregularly shaped and about 4 mm in diameter. When larvae exit the galls for pupation, galls collapse and become dark brown, sunken spots that could be mistaken for leaf spots caused by bacterial or fungal diseases. Circular exit holes of 1-2 mm diameter can be seen on older galls. Heavy infestations could lead to leaf fall.
Mature galls turning into dark, sunken spots. Round holes formed by larvae exiting the galls. Photo: Tracy Ellis.
Biology: Information on eggs is lacking, but they are probably deposited on foliage. Young larvae are translucent and about 1 mm long. They make galls and develop individually inside each gall. Mature larvae are bright orange and up to 2 mm long. Mature larva exits the galls to pupae in the soil or other substrates. Adults are small midges with brownish orange bodies and are weak fliers. Wings do not have any markings and are 1.6 mm long in males and 2 mm in females. Life cycle is completed in about one month at 20oC or 68oF.
Ficus eye-spot midge life stages. Photo: Tracy Ellis.
Management: There are no specific management options reported in any literature except for the removal and destruction of the infested foliage.
What to do: If you suspect ficus eye-spot midge infestations, please inform your local Ag Commissioner or University of California Cooperative Extension office.
Beránek J. and I. Šafránková I. 2010. First Record of Horidiplosis ficifolii Harris 2003 (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) in the Czech Republic. Plant Protect. Sci. 46: 189–191.
Caldwell. D. 2012. Ficus trees under attack! https://palmbeachcountyextension.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/ficus-trees-under-attack.pdf
Harris K.M. and L.J.W. De Goffau. 2003. Horidiplosis ficifolii, a new species of gall midge (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae) damaging ornamental fig plants, Ficus benjamina L. Tijdschr. Ent. 146: 301–306.
Steck G.J. and S. Krueger. 2008. An ornamental fig pest, Horidiplosis ficifolii Harris (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae), genus and species new to Florida and North America. http://www.freshfromflorida.com/Divisions-Offices/Plant-Industry/Plant-Industry-Publications/Pest-Alerts/Pest-Alerts-An-Ornamental-Fig-Pest-Horidiplosis-Ficifolii-Harris-Diptera-Cecidomyiidae
Suma P., A. Russo A. and S. Longo. 2007. Horidiplosis ficifolii (Diptera Cecidomyiidae) infestante su Ficus ornamentali in Sicilia. In: Proceeding XXI Congresso nazionale italiano di Entomologia, Catania 10–15 Giugno: 230.
Taxonomic description on Fauna Europaea http://www.faunaeur.org/full_results.php?id=303211
van der Gaag, D. J., E. Dijkstra, W. Lammers, A. Meijer, and E. J. Scholte. 2006. Pest risk analysis: Horidiplosis ficifolii Harris. https://www.nvwa.nl/txmpub/files/?p_file_id=2000933/span>


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Jorden Woods, 32, has lived everywhere from New York and Paris to Japan and Alaska, and he speaks five languages. His wife and business partner, Excelle Liu, 34, is from China; their 4-year-old son was born in Hong Kong. Small wonder, then, that in 1996, when Woods and Liu returned to the U.S. to become entrepreneurs, he was thinking like a citizen of the world.
The 50-employee software and consulting company he started, Global Sight in San Jose, Calif., helps clients "globalize" their Web sites to serve a growing international audience of customers and suppliers online. Its Ambassador software lets a multinational's staff easily tweak and customize Web content for various countries, where regulations, business practices, and cultural norms--in addition to languages--often differ. A number of users around the globe can quickly make changes to a Web page over the company network. For example, a company's lawyers in Paris could type in legal changes specific to France, then pass it along to a marketing director to make more revisions. The program stores frequently used translations, and staffers don't have to know how to code Web pages to use it.
Woods, like his main competitor, 35-employee Idiom Technologies Inc. in Cambridge, Mass., is betting that companies will clamor for help managing international Web sites as Internet usage explodes abroad. By 2003, international users will account for 65% of all Web users, up from about 50% now, says IDC, a technology research company in Framingham, Mass.
Granted, Global, whose clients include GE Information Services, Cisco Systems, and Palm Computing, is targeting a still tiny market and hasn't turned a profit yet. (Woods won't disclose revenue numbers.) But it has attracted $3 million in venture capital from Draper Fisher Jurvetson in Redwood City, Calif., which estimates that Global Sight could have a $1 billion market value in five years.
Doug Erwin, a senior engineer at GE Information Services, says Ambassador has reduced the time it takes to update the Italian, French, and German versions of the company's TradeWeb site, geared to GE's small and midsize trading partners, from three weeks to several hours. "Globalization is the next big thing on the Web," he says.
Woods certainly hopes so. In the next year, he plans to double his staff, open offices in Europe and Asia, and go public. But, he says, "many days are like a roller coaster. You wake up in the morning and you're on the top, but by the middle of the day you think it's over. Being able to take on those peaks and valleys and stay focused keeps me going." Sounds like an entrepreneur in any language.
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|Esmond Penington Knight
4 May 1906
East Sheen, Surrey, England, UK
|23 February 1987
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|Nora Swinburne (1946–1987)
Frances Clare (1929–1946)
Esmond Penington Knight (4 May 1906 – 23 February 1987) was an English actor.[1] He had a successful stage and film career before World War II. For much of his later career Knight was half blind. He had been badly injured in 1941 whilst on active service on board HMS Prince of Wales when she fought the Bismarck at the Battle of the Denmark Strait, and remained totally blind for two years, though he later regained some sight in his right eye.[2]
Early career[edit]
He was an accomplished actor with a career spanning over half a century. He established himself in the 1920s on stage. In John Gielgud's famous 1930 production of Hamlet he played Rosencrantz.[3] He also appeared in films. In Romany Love (1931) he played "a swaggering gypsy who never stopped singing." For The Private Life of Henry VIII (1933), Knight and his uncle trained the falcons used in the hunting scenes.[4] In Alfred Hitchcock's Waltzes from Vienna (1934), he played the lead role as Johann Strauss.[5] Following this, he landed a number of roles in Hollywood films. He travelled to Germany to star in Schwarze Rosen (1937), a film about a Finnish anti-communist.[6] The film was shot in three versions, in English, German and French.[7] Julius Streicher visited the set during filming.[7] Thereafter Knight appeared in various film and theatre productions in Britain.[7]
World War II[edit]
After war was declared, Knight continued to act, appearing in Powell and Pressburger's film Contraband (1940).[8] He sought a naval commission, but after the defeat of Dunkirk he became involved in training Local Defence Volunteers. In late 1940 he was accepted for naval training. In 1941 Knight was asked to play the lead role of fanatical Nazi Lieutenant Hirth in another Powell and Pressburger propaganda film 49th Parallel (1941), but Eric Portman took the role as Knight was required for military training. He did appear in This England (also 1941), another propaganda film. After training, Knight was appointed as Gunnery Officer, at the rank of Lieutenant on the battleship HMS Prince of Wales. In 1941 the ship received orders to pursue the German battleship Bismarck and the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen. In the ensuing battle Knight witnessed the sinking of HMS Hood, whereupon the Bismarck attacked HMS Prince of Wales. A shell from Bismarck passed through the bridge of Prince of Wales and either did not explode or exploded outside the ship, but fragments from the damaged bridge structure hit Knight in the face, blinding him. Knight totally lost one eye, and the other was badly damaged.
Though blind, Knight insisted that he would continue his acting career. During this period, he dictated an early autobiography to his secretary, Annabella Cloudsley, Seeking the Bubble (Hutchinson & Co. 1943).[9] Knight continued to act in radio productions. Though still totally blind, he also appeared on film, once more as a Nazi villain, in Powell and Pressburger's The Silver Fleet (1943).[10]
During 1943 Knight received a series of treatments from Dr Vincent Nesfield designed to restore sight to his surviving eye. The treatment was a great success, restoring much of Knight's sight. The partial return of his sight made a major difference to his career. He appeared briefly in another Powell and Pressburger film, playing the roles of the village idiot and the "Seven Sisters Soldier" in A Canterbury Tale (1944), also adding the voice-over reading of Chaucer.[11] His major breakthrough back into the mainstream came when he was cast as Fluellen, the brave but eccentric Welsh officer in Laurence Olivier's version of Henry V (1944).
Knight continued to work with Olivier and with Powell and Pressburger, appearing in the former's films of Hamlet (1948) and Richard III (1955). For the latter, he appeared in Black Narcissus (1947) and The Red Shoes (1948).[11] He also starred in Jean Renoir's The River (1951).[12]
Knight was the subject of This Is Your Life in 1957 when he was surprised by Eamonn Andrews at the King's Theatre in Hammersmith, London.[13]
In the film Sink the Bismarck! (1960), he played John Leach, the captain of the HMS Prince of Wales, the ship he had served on when he was blinded (though the captain is not named in the film).[14] In the same year he played Jack Cade in the BBC Shakespeare series An Age of Kings.
He starred as Professor Ernest Reinhart in the British science fiction television series, A for Andromeda (1961), alongside Patricia Kneale and Peter Halliday.[15]
In Robin and Marian (1976), a film directed by Richard Lester, he played a blind old man who defies Richard I of England. For the role Knight removed his glass eye.[16]
Personal life[edit]
Knight was married twice. His first wife was actress Frances Clare, whom he married in 1929. The couple had a daughter, actress Rosalind Knight.[17]
During the 1930s he had a long-running affair with Nora Swinburne, of which his wife was aware. She was also an actress who appeared with him in several stage plays. After a short-lived attempt to end the affair, Knight left Frances for Nora. The couple were married in 1946 and remained together for the rest of their lives.[18]
Knight died of a heart attack and was cremated.
- The Wild Duck - Pax Robertson's Salon, London (1925)
- Various Shakespeare productions - full season, Old Vic (1926)
- Various productions - Children's Theatre, London (1928)
- Hamlet - Queen's Theatre, London (with John Gielgud and Donald Wolfit) (1930)
- Full Season - King's Theatre, Hammersmith (1939)
- Full Season - Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-Avon (1948–1949)
- Caesar and Cleopatra - St James's Theatre, London (with Laurence Olivier, Peter Cushing and Vivien Leigh) (1951)
- The Emperor's New Clothes - Ethel Barrymore Theatre, New York (with Lee J. Cobb) (1953)
- Full Season - The Old Vic, London (1962–1963)
- Agincourt - The Archer's Tale - Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester (one man show) (1973)[19]
- The Family Reunion - Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester (with Edward Fox) (1973 & 1979)
- Moby-Dick - Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester (with Edward Fox) (1983–1984)
Selected filmography[edit]
- The Blue Peter (1928)
- The Ringer (1931)
- The Bermondsey Kid (1933)
- Waltzes From Vienna (1934)
- The Blue Squadron (1934)
- Crime Unlimited (1935)
- Someday (1935)
- The Vicar of Bray (1937)
- The Arsenal Stadium Mystery (1939)
- Contraband (1940)
- This England (1941)
- The Silver Fleet (1943)
- Henry V (1944)
- A Canterbury Tale (1944)
- The Halfway House (1944)
- Black Narcissus (1947)
- Uncle Silas (1947)
- Holiday Camp (1947)
- The Red Shoes (1948)
- Hamlet (1948)
- Gone to Earth (1950)
- The River (1951)
- The Steel Key (1953)
- Richard III (1954)
- The Prince and the Showgirl (1957)
- Battle of the V-1 (1958) - Stricker
- Peeping Tom (1960)
- Sink the Bismarck! (1960)
- The Spy Who Came in from the Cold (1965)
- Anne of the Thousand Days (1969) - Kingston
- The Boy Who Turned Yellow (1972)
- Yellow Dog (1973)
- Robin and Marian (1976)
- The Man in the Iron Mask (1977)
- The Element of Crime (1984)
- Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987)
- Arrow to the Heart (1952)
- Nicholas Nickleby (as Wackford Squeers, 1957)
- A for Andromeda (1961)
- Danger Man (1961)
- The Third Man (1965)
- Doctor Who - (The Space Pirates) (1969)
- Z-Cars (1969)
- Cousin Bette (1971)
- She Stoops to Conquer (1971)
- Elizabeth R (1971)
- Fall of Eagles (BBC, 1974) in which his second wife, Nora Swinburne, also appeared.
- Quiller (1975)
- I, Claudius (1976)
- Return of the Saint (1978)
- The Borgias (1981)
- Troilus and Cressida (1981)
- Antony and Cleopatra (1981)
- A Voyage Round My Father (1982)
- Blott on the Landscape (1985)
- Fortunes of War (1987)
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- ^ "The River (1951)". BFI.
- ^ "Esmond Knight". bigredbook.info.
- ^ Erickson, Hal. "Esmond Knight - Biography, Movie Highlights and Photos - AllMovie". AllMovie.
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- ^ http://www.esmondknight.org.uk/stage20credits.htm


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The V Additional City Civil and Sessions Court on Friday gave a life term till death to six of the eight accused in the gang-rape of a law student at the Bangalore University campus on October 13 last year.
Judge Krishnamurthy B Sangannavar said in his order: "Maddura (20), Doddirayya (19), Shivanna (20), Irayya (20), Yeleayya (23) and Rama (24) of the Iruliga tribe and residents of Dasegowdana Doddi in Ramanagaram taluk are found guilty. They are convicted and sentenced to a life term.''
The judge also directed the Injuries Compensation Board of Karnataka to pay adequate compensation to the victim, considering the mental and physical trauma she underwent due to the sexual assault.
"Since the offenders are poor, the board should pay the compensation for her welfare,'' the judge said.
A seventh accused, Raja (24), is absconding. The eighth accused is a minor whose case is before the juvenile justice court.
The victim, a National Law School of India University student, was sitting with her friend in a car on the Jnanabharathi campus.
The eight accused reportedly smashed the car windows, attacked her friend and dragged her to an isolated part of the campus and gang-raped her.
Public prosecutor Sanjay Kumar Venkataramana Bhat told Express that the prosecution appealed to the court to award compensation to the victim under the new scheme of Section 357 (A) of the CrPC and also award maximum punishment to the accused.
After the gang-rape and murder of a paramedical student in New Delhi on December 16 and nationwide protests, the law was amended in February this year.
The new amendment, however, did not apply to the Jnanabharathi case as the incident took place earlier.
All the six convicts were present at the court for the sentencing, after which they were sent to the Central Prison in Parappana Agrahara.
The advocate for the accused had submitted to the court that some of his clients were unmarried and orphaned, while others had children and parents to look after.
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However, no family member came to the trial from June 28 to August 2, during the hearings.
This case created judicial history by being the fastest to reach the verdict stage, with just 13 sittings.
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Critical Rating: AA
Genre: Gonzo
This video would have gotten higher marks were it not for the fact that three of its four scenes (58 out of 78 minutes) are lifted from Part 5, which was released only a few weeks earlier. The one original scene has the cast members listed above plus a few more unrecognizables and a few who are never seen above the chest. It takes place at Ashley's wedding (or was it Heather's?). It matters not, because by the time you get to it, you'll be so annoyed, you won't notice either. The scene is a good group one, but let's leave the use of recycled material to compilation tapes.


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Studio: N/A
Director: Jonathan Teplitzky
MPAA Rating: N/A
Screenwriter: Jonathan Teplitzky
Starring: Matthew Goode, Rachel Griffiths, Bojana Novakovic, Essie Davis
Plot Summary:
Why is Tom behaving so badly? Six women and an eight-year-old boy are fighting, in very different ways, to help. But for Tom, it seems, there are no rules. "Burning Man" is the reckless, provocative and moving story of a father and son's journey back to happiness.