- Tina Adovasio’s, bruised body was found last week in a wooded area near the Taconic Parkway in Westchester County, New York. This week, police arrested her estranged husband for the murder. According to the NY Post, she told her divorce lawyer that if something happened to her it was her husband who did it. This isn’t the first time a woman has turned up dead after telling people her husband might kill her. If you think your husband might kill you, leave! Maybe even leave, and hide. If you leave, and you’re wrong, no harm done; if you leave, and you’re right, no harm done either.
- One thing we learned from the earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear accident in Japan is someone needs to make the biggest possible diesel generator that can be transported by helicopter and some of them need to be available to power cooling systems at nuclear plants in the event another one (or four or six) suffer(s) catastrophic failure.
- My daughter is spending about three hours in Tokyo’s Narita airport on her way to Shanghai, China. The plane from New York to Japan flew a great circle route that took it over Siberia. The plane’s route was, however, careful to avoid North Korean airspace. Smart!
- Unless it’s specially designed for that purpose, a photocopier generally doesn’t copy photographs very well.
- You can use duct tape for a lot of things, but you shouldn’t use it to seal ductwork. There’s a special metal tape for that and it works much better. Duct tape will dry out and become useless if you use it to tape ducts.
