great lineups with styx and bare naked ladies this weekend. i m so excited for it really cool thing about this being in my backyard. ballooning small community. they gather with me to fly in my hometown nothing better. janice: do you do this often. i do it often. it s been a light year. we are flying out every month most weekends. and this is it. this is inside the balloon. and i absolutely love being in here. janice: i love that i m in here. i want to take a ride with you. will you do that for me? absolutely see if we can get it done later. i know it s getting late in the day see if we can make that happen. janice: three-day festival here in new jersey. vinny is going to be here with this beautiful balloon. we will be here all weekend. i m glad the weather cooperated good luck. thank you, appreciate it i will see you soon. janice: steve, ainsley, brain, i can t believe i m inside a balloon. steve: don t let them take off with you inside you better be in the gondola. just saying. t
TOM LOUNSBURY: Early summer a great time to get a new puppy
Tom Lounsbury, Hearst Michigan
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Beagle puppies are very amiable and adventuresome from the start. Beagles are not only good hunters, but they also make great housedogs as well. (Tom Lounsbury/Hearst Michigan) Show MoreShow Less
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Writer Tom Lounsbury always enjoys interacting with his dogs whenever possible to maintain communication with them, even during group romps in the yard. (Photo provided by Tom Lounsbury/Hearst Michigan) Show MoreShow Less
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Training a puppy to become a hunting dog can begin quite early, such as in this case with a pair of Brittany pups, only a few weeks old, being locked on point per the scent of a pheasant wing. (Photo provided by Tom Lounsbury/Hearst Michigan) Show MoreShow Less
Tom Lounsbury: The mosquito - the world s ultimate survivor
Tom Lounsbury, Hearst Michigan
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This Tuscola County Mosquito Abatement employee is fully equipped and ready to fog a residential yard to eliminate mosquitoes. (Tom Lounsbury/Hearst Michigan) Show MoreShow Less
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Despite its diminutive size, nothing has made an impact on the world like the mosquito, and it’s been here awhile.
The oldest known form of the mosquito we know today was discovered in Canadian amber and was determined to be 79 million years old. Other forms of it date back much farther than that.
Entailing 3,500 species, mosquitoes can be found from dense tropical jungles to as far north as the Arctic, because mosquito eggs can also tolerate snow and sub-zero temperatures.