Using High Tech Methods Keep Termites At Bay

Submitted by: Chuck Stewart

There are several different ways to undertake termite control but these will include digging up the prized flower beds etc. Indeed, termite pest control is big business these days since we will never be able to eliminate them completely. Those who find infestations though must do something about the problem right away since they could actually devastate the home completely.

The first that anyone knows that there is a problem is when they suddenly find that their woodwork is sounding hollow or that paint is all that is holding wood struts together. This can be rather dangerous if the wood is supporting anything in the home so inspections have to be made on a regular basis. Some people will also notice brown tube like structures on walls or across areas which are made from concrete or metal since these are obviously inedible. These creatures are actually looking for the cellulose in wood so when they come up against brick or some such obstacle, they have to build soil tunnels so that their bodies do not dry out when they are foraging for food. The problem occurs when these creatures get into the roof structures since this is where beams hold up the roof etc. If these get weakened, it is obvious that the roof could collapse and the whole thing will have to be replaced. This is not only dangerous it could prove to be excessively expensive too.

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The older method of keeping the creatures at bay would involve digging deep ditches around the home or building. However, this was seen as being very disruptive since most people have mature gardens that they do not want disturbed. This would have to be repeated after some years too so this is not the best way. It also meant that toxic chemicals are being poured into the ground and how many of us relish this idea?

There is a new modern method though which means that the ditch digging method can be avoided and it involves sinking long tubes into the ground at intervals around the house or building. These are then covered with small round tops which fade into the background somewhat. Into these tubes is placed appropriate bait which attracts the creatures and they come and feed in the tubes. Since they lay scent trails down for their partners in crime to follow, the whole colony will eventually make their way to the feeding stations. Here is where the clever part happens since the creatures have to carry food back to the nest. Here, the queen will eventually chow down on the same poisoned bait and she will die. Since there is only one queen, and she is the only one who lays eggs, once she is gone, the colony will eventually die off.

The tubes are monitored by technicians who use computer technology to keep track on what is going on. Those feeding stations that are being used will obviously be re-baited when necessary and, since the tubes stay in situ forever, they can be baited again in the future when necessary.

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Tennessee town mulls ‘stop work order’ as construction of controversial grain tanks begins

Saturday, December 3, 2005

Mayor Scott Jewell of the city of Dyer, Tennessee did not issue a “stop work order” to Dyer Grain Company late Tuesday afternoon as had been expected. The order would have temporarily halted construction of new grain storage tanks.

Dyer Grain’s efforts at expansion have been blocked several times over the past few years both by zoning restrictions on the height of structures and by citizens groups who filed suit against the grain company and the city’s board of zoning appeals. The lawsuit was dismissed two months ago. The Dyer City Council then amended the zoning ordinance to include “grain storage tanks and bins” in a section of the ordinance listing exclusions, such as free standing spires and towers, to the regular 40 foot height restriction on buildings.

Several citizens spoke at the November 28 city council meeting to address alleged deficiencies in the building permit issued to Dyer Grain. The citizens claimed that according to the site plan filed with the application for the permit, the location of the tanks will violate another provision in the zoning ordinance restricting the height of all structures to the distance from surrounding property lines plus ten feet. The citizens were also concerned over a “grain conveyor” that will cross a city street. Mayor Jewell indicated that he would contact the Gibson County building inspector (who is contracted by the city to act as the municipal inspector) to research the citizens’ concerns.

Jewell contacted Ricky Bailey, Gibson County Building inspector, on Wednesday. Bailey reportedly could find no deficiencies with the permit and, based on this advice, Jewell chose not to issue the stop work order himself. The City Council could still meet and vote to issue the order. The council meets the second Monday of each month.

“The main problem is that the grain company is in an industrial zone — which is located smack in the middle of a low-density residential zone.” Nathan Reed, an elected Alderman of Dyer said, “The property values in the area have increased (with inflation) but not at the same rate as other properties.”

Normal buildings, such as offices and warehouses, can’t exceed 40′ plus 10′ to the eave. The requested change in the ordinance changes the status of the towers from a building to the same status of an antenna or tower.

Mr Reed added, “The height to the eave is 76′, the height to the top of the tank is 105′, the height to the top of the elevator (atop the tank) is 133′. The 133′ is the only measurement that matters now because the change to the zoning ordinance means this is no longer a “building”, but rather the same as an antenna or tower.”

“The grain company specifically requested that change to the ordinace — which was opposed by several citizens…They can build it as high as they like so long as it conforms to the overal height restriction for towers, spires, etc.”

Mr Reed commented on additional concerns, “The citizens are concerned about the health effects of (additional) grain dust, noise, and grain explosions.”

The new construction is expected to generate annual property tax revenues of $10,000 to $16,000.

U.S. President arrives in Singapore

Sunday, November 26, 2006

U.S. President George W. Bush arrived in Singapore the morning of November 16, beginning a week-long tour of Asia. He was greeted by Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister Wong Kan Seng and discussed trade and terrorism issues with the Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.

After a week of losses in the midterm election, Bush told an audience about the expansion of trade in Asia.

Mr. Bush also delivered his keynote address at the National University of Singapore’s Cultural Center; the US’ commitment to security and free trade in the region were the most emphasised topics. Among other subjects, he spoke on:

  • Regional security including the threat of terrorism and ongoing nuclear crisis in North Korea.
  • US continued engagement in Asia to confront security threats including N. Korea’s nuclear ambitions and terrorism and address these challenges at global level
  • Free trade and trade expansion most certain path to Asian prosperity to lasting prosperity
  • Reviving the doha trade talks
  • An Asia Pacific-wide free trade area

Bush also called for US-Asian co-operation to fight with infectious diseases such as HIV-AIDS and avian flu.

Mr. Bush will be heading to Hanoi to for a state visit and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum.

Eric Bogosian on writing and the creative urge

Thursday, April 17, 2008

Eric Bogosian is one of America’s great multi-dimensional talents. “There’s sort of three different careers, and any one of them could exist by itself, on its own two feet. There was that solo stuff, and then I started writing plays in the late seventies.” Although his work has spanned genres, most readers will recognize Bogosian for his acting, which has included a memorable performance in Woody Allen‘s Deconstructing Harry to co-writing and starring in the Oliver Stone movie Talk Radio (based upon his Pulitzer Prize-nominated play) to playing the bad guy in Under Siege 2 to his current role in Law & Order: Criminal Intent as Captain Danny Ross. They may not know, however, that he had collaborated with Frank Zappa on a album, worked with Sonic Youth, and was a voice on Mike Judge‘s Beavis & Butthead Do America. He started one of New York City’s largest dance companies, The Kitchen, which is still in existence. He starred alongside Val Kilmer in Wonderland and his play Talk Radio was recently revived on Broadway with Liev Schreiber in the role Bogosian wrote and made famous.

Currently at work on his third novel, tentatively titled The Artist, Bogosian spoke with David Shankbone about the craft of writing and his life as a creative.

Contents

  • 1 Bogosian’s view of his work
  • 2 How Bogosian approaches his writing
  • 3 How Bogosian works himself into his writing
  • 4 The future of the narrative
  • 5 Collaborations with Steven Spielberg and Frank Zappa
  • 6 Source

Egypt protests: Army say they will not use force on demonstrators as Mubarak announces cabinet

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

The president of Egypt has suffered a “devastating blow” after the country’s army announced they would not use force against their own people, who continue to protest against the government tonight. The news came hours after six journalists who reported on the protests were released from custody.

Hosni Mubarak yesterday announced a new cabinet, which does not include several figures who protesters largely do not approve of. Analysts have, however, suggested little had changed within the government; many positions, they say, are filled with military figures.

To the great people of Egypt, your armed forces, acknowledging the legitimate rights of the people … have not and will not use force against the Egyptian people.

In a statement broadcast on state media in Egypt, the army said: “To the great people of Egypt, your armed forces, acknowledging the legitimate rights of the people … have not and will not use force against the Egyptian people.” A BBC correspondent in Cairo said the announcement meant it “now seems increasingly likely that the 30-year rule of Mr Mubarak is drawing to a close.”

“The presence of the army in the streets is for your sake and to ensure your safety and wellbeing. The armed forces will not resort to use of force against our great people,” the statement added. “Your armed forces, who are aware of the legitimacy of your demands and are keen to assume their responsibility in protecting the nation and the citizens, affirms that freedom of expression through peaceful means is guaranteed to everybody.”

Earlier today, six journalists from the independent news network Al-Jazeera were released from custody after being detained by police. The U.S. State Department criticized the arrests; equipment was reportedly confiscated from the journalists.

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Egyptian officials yesterday ordered the satellite channel to stop broadcasting in the country. Al-Jazeera said they were “appalled” by the government’s decision to close its Egyptian offices, which they described as the “latest attack by the Egyptian regime to strike at its freedom to report independently on the unprecedented events in Egypt.”

In a statement, the news agency added: “Al-Jazeera sees this as an act designed to stifle and repress the freedom of reporting by the network and its journalists. In this time of deep turmoil and unrest in Egyptian society it is imperative that voices from all sides be heard; the closing of our bureau by the Egyptian government is aimed at censoring and silencing the voices of the Egyptian people.”

On Friday, Wikinews reported the government had shut off practically all Internet traffic both out of and into the nation, as well as disrupting cellphone usage. A spokesperson for the social networking website Facebook said “limiting Internet access for millions of people is a matter of concern for the global community.”

A reported 50,000 campaigners, who are demanding the long-time leader step down and complaining of poverty, corruption, and oppression, filled Tahrir Square in Cairo today, chanting “We will stay until the coward leaves.” It is thought 100 people have so far died in the demonstrations. Today there have been protests in Suez, Mansoura, Damanhour, and Alexandria.

Speaking to news media in the area, many protesters said the new cabinet did little to quell their anger. “We want a complete change of government, with a civilian authority,” one said. Another added: “This is not a new government. This is the same regime—this is the same bluff. [Mubarak] has been bluffing us for 30 years.”

In Tahrir Square today, protesters played music as strings of barbed wire and army tanks stood nearby. Demonstrators scaled light poles, hanging Egyptian flags and calling for an end to Mubarak’s rule. “One poster featured Mubarak’s face plastered with a Hitler mustache, a sign of the deep resentment toward the 82-year-old leader they blame for widespread poverty, inflation and official indifference and brutality during his 30 years in power,” one journalist in the square reported this evening.

Actor Bob Denver dies at 70

Tuesday, September 6, 2005

Actor Bob Denver, best known for his roles as “Gilligan” on Gilligan’s Island (1964-1967) and “Maynard G. Krebs” on The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis (1959-1963), died Friday at the age of 70.

Denver gained popularity on Dobie Gillis, playing the title character’s best friend, a beatnik. The show, which ran for four years, was Denver’s first major acting role. It is said that the popular cartoon Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! was based on the show, and Denver’s role of Krebs was the inspiration for the character “Shaggy”.

Denver’s real fame, however, came with the role of “Gilligan”, a kind but naive and incompetent bumbler stuck on an island with six other castaways. Nearly every episode involved a plot to get off the island; however, Gilligan always ended up causing the plot to fail, in one way or another. The show, which ran for three years, gained popularity through perpetual reruns. “It was the mid-’70s when I realized it wasn’t going off the air,” Denver said in 2001.

After the cancellation of Gilligan’s Island, Bob Denver starred in Dusty’s Trail, a clone of Gilligan’s Island, set in a wagon train in the old American West. It was also created by Sherwood Schwartz, the creator of Gilligan’s Island and other sitcoms like The Brady Bunch. Dusty’s Trail featured a one-to-one match with Gilligan’s Island characters (Gilligan became Dusty, while the actress, Ginger, became the dance hall girl, and the farm girl, Maryanne, became the school marm, and the rich Howells became a rich rail baron and wife, etc.). Bob Denver was the only actor in common. The show never caught on and was quickly canceled.

In May, Denver underwent quadruple bypass surgery, and was subsequently diagnosed with cancer. He died of complications from his cancer treatment at Wake Forest University Baptist Hospital in North Carolina.

Denver is survived by his wife and four children.

New Jersey officials: Stimulus bill hurting Atlantic City casinos

Sunday, March 29, 2009

A New Jersey congressman says restrictions on federal stimulus money are hurting gaming destinations like Atlantic City, and he is seeking to repeal a provision banning the use of funds for casinos or other gaming establishments.

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“The demonization of gaming destinations such as Las Vegas and Atlantic City for business travel is wrong, wrong, wrong,” U.S. Rep Frank LoBiondo said Friday during a press conference in front of Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.

The $787 billion federal stimulus bill passed in February specifically prohibits casinos from applying for funds for infrastructure improvements and other similar projects. LoBiondo said Atlantic City is losing millions of dollars in business as a result of that provision.

Casinos’ revenues dropped 19.2 percent in February 2009 month compared to February 2008, according to the New Jersey Casino Control Commission. LoBiondo said $160 million worth of business and 120,000 visitors have chosen other cities for their tourism plans due to the stimulus bill, according to Atlantic City Convention Center figures.

The administration also recently determined other groups like nonprofit organizations and local governments may not spend their stimulus money at casino properties. State officials said the rules are damaging a major pillar of the New Jersey economy.

“Are those jobs somehow less important or less meaningful than those in the manufacturing, retail or financial industries?” said Ken Calemmo, chairman-elect of the Greater Atlantic City Chamber.

Anti-gambling officials said the stimulus law does not prohibit casinos from taking advantage of tax breaks, and Atlantic City officials should not complain about the stimulus bill because the city is too reliant on an unreliable revenue stream.

“There isn’t a state, including New Jersey or Nevada, that could gamble themselves rich, any more than an individual could gamble themselves rich,” said Tom Grey, field director for StopPredatoryGambling.org. “They should’ve diversified (the economy) instead of chasing their loss.”

But Joe Kelly, chamber president, said 35,000 people work at New Jersey casinos, and thousands more around the state work for outside vendors that depend on casinos for their business.

“It is not just an Atlantic County issue. It is not just a Cape May issue,” Kelly said. “There’s purchasing done by every county.”

LoBiondo is working to repeal the provision with U.S. Rep Shelly Berkley, co-chair of the Congressional Gaming Cascus, and has reached out to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, who has a history of representing the interests of the gaming industry.

DirecTV tunes out Trio, network in limbo

Saturday, January 1, 2005

The future of the artsy Trio channel became increasingly grim Saturday as satellite TV giant DirecTV dropped the fledgling network from its national channel lineup.

When DirectTV programmers threw the off switch at 6 a.m. eastern standard time Jan. 1, Trio, an NBC Universal-owned cable television channel, lost two-thirds of its 20 million household subscribers. The channel’s remaining 8 million subscribers may not give it enough audience to ensure its survival, according to some experts.

The network received critical acclaim for a quirky lineup that includes the series, Brilliant But Cancelled, which took American broadcast networks, including parent NBC, to task for cancelling quality programs.

Trio originally got its start in the 1980s as a Canadian cable channel owned by the CBC. Its original slate was described as “a general entertainment channel that features the most successful contemporary dramas, documentaries and films from Canada, the UK and Australia. For the last six years, TRIO has been the largest exporter of Canadian TV programs to the US with over 3,000 hours of content,” according to CBC press releases.

The channel’s Canadian roots were cut in 2000 when media mogul Barry Diller snapped up Trio and sister channel News World International from the CBC and partner Power Corp. for $155 million in cash. Diller saw the channel as a cheap consolation prize after he was outbid by NBC for the Bravo cable network earlier that year. Within months, Diller rebranded Trio, dumped the Canadian dramas and geared it more toward edgier pop culture programming.

Over the next couple of years, Trio changed hands twice. First to Vivendi Universal, then to NBC in a package deal that landed the American TV network a movie studio and the USA and SCI FI cable networks. Trio was seen as more of an afterthought at the time.

In a hint of what may be the fate of the channel, NBC Universal moved most of Trio’s executive and programming staff over to Bravo, a now-sibling network, which is seen in 80 million U.S. homes. Some experts predict that Trio will eventually be folded with its more successful programming ported over to Bravo.

“Trio was a refreshing oasis on the dial, with a quirky pop-culture attitude that showed in its programming. Trio leaving is kind of like having a witty friend move out of town,” Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, MSNBC television critic said in her weekly column. “It’ll be missed.”

NBC Universal has not commented publicly on the long-term future or specific plans for Trio channel besides to say it was committed to programming the network for current subscribers as the conglomerate re-evaluates its digital cable strategy.

Nutritional Carp Boilie And Paste Expert Recipe Tips For Instant Big Fish!}

Submitted by: Tim F. Richardson

Where do you start in creating instant nutritionally-stimulating pastes and boilies? The answer is very simple; study fish sensitivities and test individual ingredients, additives, combinations and levels to find real fish feedback answers. Luckily for you, Ive been doing this work for years in finding approaches processes and alternative thinking to defeat leading readymades; so heres an introductory short-cut into nutritionally-stimulating bait making, beginning with a bait you can use for instant success!

When designing baits its is best to instead of thinking about ingredients, to study your fish, internally, in-depth. Matching up how and why natural substances stimulate true oral feeding, with what kinds of levels and combinations you can use which mirror what fish feed on naturally is really a matter of reading and testing very simple paste baits on easy fish. Even easy fish will go bananas beyond how they will feed on other baits and their levels and combinations of ingredients when you get things even more accurate for the most powerful feeding responses.

The first step is to consider water reactivity because how your bait substances dissolves reacting with water and become solution really will dictate to a huge degree how effective your bait will be, no matter what nutritional considerations you may have. This leads me on to recommending that you avoid using eggs and boiling because eggs lock up you bait thus drastically reducing bait solubility and boiling drastically removes the most soluble and active components even before you have even begun fishing with the baits; boiling is crazy even though so many anglers still mistakenly do it!

Boiling is simply not thought out enough and people mostly do it out of habit not realising how superior it is to not lose your most reactive and detectable substances out of baits before actually fishing them!

So one clue to what to start with is something highly soluble which happens to be a true feeding triggering substance. There are lots of papers on koi nutrition and even on common carp nutrition in aquaculture, but frankly the vast majority of this is not set in a competitive bait environment where actually the point of bait is to maximise the deep mouthing of baits and hook fish, as opposed to actually feeding them!

I tend to use marine extracts rather a lot in my baits, and avoid common carbohydrates. I never think of binders in the sense of things like soya, semolina, maize or egg as these are used in most readymade baits one way or another and fish presented with these really do know they represent a typical threat, as opposed to an opportunity. In most waters today fish actually feed on such baits with bait-induced caution instead of really feeding naturally, so fish are often caught on such baits despite fish being wary and feeding with caution; its merely a numbers game!

But I personally want to put numbers in my unique favour. So to begin with think about semolina and soya. These are whole grain and pulse food items and the actually feed-stimulatory content of these is proven, but is rather on the low side. Plus semolina id radically insoluble and soya isnt one of the most potent of binding and stimulating ingredients.

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So you might have noticed I have been attempting to highlight that insoluble binders with poor stimulatory potential are definitely not the best starting point in making and designing big carp baits! But going back to the nutritionally-stimulating aspect, when you simply focus on the stimulating bit, instead of the feeding bit, then perhaps you will understand a bit more about the most effective baits, i.e. that they are very soluble and extremely easily detected though more often than not based on completely natural extracts and other components.

Fish meals contain all the basic components that fish essentially require on a dietary basis, even though other aspects and components can be supplemented such as vitamins, minerals, additional amino acids, fatty acids, probiotic factors, prebiotic factors, and certain growth factors and other internally-stimulating factors etc.

As fish meals are still so economical I will begin with these as a starting point. More specifically two starting points, beginning with hydrolysed fish protein and pre-digested fish meal. Place either of these in a tank of pretty much any strain of carp, immature to mature well over 20 pounds and fish respond by feeding instantly on these as they disperse in concentrated solution.

So this is a very easy starting point. The next stage is not to simply bind fish protein in carbohydrate binders bung eggs, flavour and sweetener in and go fishing! Sure it works but Im talking about making baits effective enough so that your big fish will not avoid your bait and instead selectively pick up your baits upon their first experience of them, even fishing against extremely well established readymade so-called food baits.

In my own baits I might use anything from about 50 to up to 80 substances in the extreme end of genuinely optimising my baits for internal and external functioning. But every single substance is part of the over all synergistic impact and effect of the bait and I choose to exploit as many sensitivities and internal pathways possible and catch big wary fish in the moment, in real time as fast as possible, using the smallest volume of the most extremely potent bait possible.

For the purpose of this article I will just show an introductory bait which you can build on, knowing that the basic components work together to produce a palatable instant paste or boilie bait, should you chose to heat it, preferably by fast steaming or low temperature cooking.)

So you have pre-digested fish meal. Add to this some blue cheese powder, Robin Red additive, some Vitamealo, mixed herbs and spices e.g. clove powder, cinnamon powder, and garlic salt or garlic powder or extract.

Note: Include at least a one percent plus inclusion of betaine e.g.15 grams per kilogram total dry mixture and remember that including a similar low level of coarse and fine rock salts will help bait substance conductivity, amino acids detection etc and palatability enhancement, apart from other primary nutritionally-stimulating factors etc!)

Mix hydrolysed fish protein liquid and glycerine together at for example 4 parts fish to 1 part glycerine, plus some hemp oil at about 5 percent of the liquid mixture overall. Include Olbas oil at about 5 plus percent of the overall mixture, so for instance the liquid is 90 percent fish and glycerine and 10 percent hemp oil and Olbas oil.

When making the dough mixture always thoroughly mix the powders with each other very well and mix the liquids together very well and then add the powders very gradually to the liquid mixture until a firm dough is achieved. Try hand-forming baits to really get a feel and more of an intuitive experience of the baits.

It is always advisable when making dough to allow the mixture when not quite firm enough, to site, in a sealed environment for anything for 20 minutes, or an hour or two, to 6 hours to 3 days, to allow the liquids to best penetrate and be soaked into the powder ingredients and additives. This also makes mixing and achieving a firm past very much easier, (especially with very soluble sticky baits!)

The bait will be sticky, very soluble and takes some practice to reach a firm dough, but it is very worth it, to practice refining baits using a new starting point of soluble additives and ingredients instead of eggs and carbohydrate binders! The fish will really instantly notice the difference!

I find that liquid attractants and metabolic stimulants such as Olbas oil works best in higher instead of lower doses , so do experiment!

I dont usually recommend use of eggs but if most people have access to whole egg powder and for beginners it is easy to include some in your base mix perhaps at 5 percent and experiment with how you can still bind your paste or boilie dough mixture to a required resiliency and breakdown time using a little egg as possible!

Remember that by using dry egg instead of liquid egg you actually make you bait more potent by ensuring your bait can be based on actual feed-stimulatory hydrolysed fish instead of eggs whose content water content simply wastes bait capacity for being based on more feeding triggers!

The point of this bait is simply to provide experience of an instantly-acting nutritionally-stimulating anchor point, to begin practicing experimenting making baits which are actually based on a range of substances usually not put together this way, but all extremely-well proven to produce big carp! (This form of bait is an unusual and unique experience for your fish which is a huge advantage!)

This bait is not optimised for digestion or daily nutritional requirements because frankly it works without such aspects! Simple baits work! If you wont to take things further, really get into creating the most extreme potency baits optimised for internal impacts, external detection and palatability factors, then of course this takes more reading and guidance from someone who has been solely designing homemade baits that defeat the leading readymade baits professionally for the past 14 years.

Ive been teaching bait courses on a one to one intensive 1 day personalized course basis, for nearly 6 years for beginners to expert levels and the catch results achieved by clients have far exceeded all my expectations! Therefore, this has led me to produce a written word and picture-emphasised product, which already has proven to empower anglers of every level, to make world class homemade baits that defeat the most well-known leading brand readymade baits.

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