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GR DIGITAL IV : About the Interval Composite mode (SCENE mode).
This mode takes consecutive pictures with a set interval. The bright parts of the pictures taken in the interval shooting are synthesized to create a single composite image. This mode is useful for capturing the trail of stars and the moon etc.
The original images can be saved with [Save Interval Composite Img.] option.
Operation procedures
- 1 Mount the camera on a tripod.
- 2 Turn the mode dial to [M], adjust apreture, shutter speed, ISO, White balance, focus mode, and compose framing.
Exposure is retained at this point and composition are made.
- 3 Turn the mode dial to [SCENE].
- 4 Press the MENU/OK button to show the scene mode selection, and set the [Interval Composite] scene mode.
Settings that are adjusted in [M] mode (in the step 2 above) are used.
- 5 Press the [Fn1] button, and button to go to the [Shooting] menu. Using the directional pad , set the option for [Interval Composite Time] and [Save Interval Composite Img.].
Interval Composite Time Set the shooting interval between 1 second and 1 hour for the interval composite shooting.
Set the interval longer than the shutter speed.
Save Interval Composite Img. Select an option for saving images in the interval composite shooting.
- • [Off] : Save a composite image only.
- • [Save Each Image] : Saves original pictures seperately from a composite image.
- • [Saving Image] : Saves images at each synthesis.
- 6 Start shooting. Press the shtter release button all the way down. Photographs will be taken automatically at the selected interval.
- To confirm the image in process ; press the shutter release button halfway. You will be able to view the composing image without stop the shooting.
- To reset the composition ; press the shutter release button all the way down. Consective pictures are composited and saved at the point, and then start another Interval Composite shooting.
- 7 Press the MENU/OK button to end shooting. The composed pictures will be saved.
- • The following mode cannot be used in the Interval Composite scene mode.
- • Flash
- • Digital zoom
- • If the MENU/OK button is pressed while image synthesis is in process, the image will not be synthesized.
- • The values for the first shot are applied to the following settings of the succeeding shots.
- • [Auto] or [Auto-Hi] for [ISO Setting]
- • [Auto] for [White Balance]
- • AF works at the first shot only.
- • Self-Timer is avilable for the first shot only.
- • For capturing the trails of stars, the following settings are recommended.
[Focus] - ∞ (infinity); [Interval Composite Time] - 1 second.
- • Confirm that a star is displayed in a dot in a test shot. The dots will create a star trial when images are synthesized.
- • GV-1 / GV-2 (optional external viewfinder) will be useful when shooting under low light condition.
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Wisconsin's Petroleum Environmental Cleanup Fund Award ("PECFA") program is once again on the verge of insolvency. PECFA, which reimburses owners for certain investigation and cleanup costs associated with petroleum tanks, continues to see more claims than revenue. In response, both the Department of Natural Resources ("DNR") and the Department of Industry, Labor and Human Relations ("DILHR") have recently initiated noteworthy cost-savings proposals. Out of the $100 million generated annually from the three-cent per gallon petroleum inspection fee, $84 million per year is appropriated for PECFA awards. $1.8 million annually is used by the agencies for administration and 30 positions. At the current rate of expenditures of $10.5 million per month, the Legislative Fiscal Bureau estimates that the 1995-97 PECFA awards appropriation will be depleted by approximately October 1996. This could in effect shut down the PECFA program eight months before the next fiscal year, which begins July 1, 1997. DILHR's response, starting in May 1996, is to pay out on claims only that amount collected from the inspection fee, which is about $7 million per month. Of course, this approach will significantly increase the claims backlog. (Currently it takes about eight months from the time of a claim submittal to receive an award payment.) In addition, later this year DILHR hopes to obtain legislative approval for up to $30 million in additional inspection fees to be used for PECFA awards. Over the long term, DILHR and other proponents of the PECFA program hope that new site closure policies being advanced by DNR will help relieve pressures on the fund. The general concept reflected in the DNR's "closure flexibility" proposal that went to hearing in April 1996 is that no further action will be required by DNR at sites with groundwater exceedances above NR 140 standards if further remediation would prove ineffective and unwarranted. Conditions to be met to take advantage of this closure flexibility are the acceptance of a water use restriction for the site, proof that exceedances will not go beyond the site boundary, and quantification that "natural attenuation" will eventually result in the groundwater meeting applicable standards. Natural attenuation is the reduction of concentration due to the naturally occurring physical, chemical, or biological processes, including dispersion and biodegradation. DNR estimated that this new approach will save over $860 million in treatment, monitoring and related cleanup costs. To assure that closure flexibility cost savings benefit the PECFA program as soon as possible, DNR has proposed to dedicate 12 positions to review the 3,500 systems that may be candidates for early closure. The focus of the evaluation will be engineered systems within the Department's leaking petroleum tank program that "pump and treat" contaminated groundwater or extract vapors from soils ("vapor extraction"). A joint DNR/DILHR staff review has estimated the potential savings to the PECFA program to exceed $30 million per year. On April 16, 1996, the Legislative Joint Finance Committee approved the funding necessary for DNR to implement this program beginning May 1, 1996. DILHR has also proposed legislative and regulatory changes to help alleviate the financial pressures on PECFA. AB 1089 was introduced March 28, 1996, with several key hearings held in April. Among other things, this bill would delay the decrease in the maximum allowable PECFA award for most storage tanks that otherwise would have occurred on July 1, 1998, through December 22, 2002. DILHR hopes that extending this deadline will lessen the surge of PECFA claims, which averaged over $13 million per month during the last six months. (Recall that at $84 million per year, PECFA can pay on average only $7 million per month.) AB 1089 will also assure that parties are compensated if they modify site remedies to new, more effective approaches. It also would allow DILHR to "bundle" sites and put out to bid operation and maintenance components of engineered systems to reduce per-site costs. To optimize PECFA coverage, site owners would be requested to use these DILHR-selected "service providers." DILHR has also proposed to go forward with emergency rule-making to provide additional levels of cost-control and remediation effectiveness. Changes to current ILHR 47 would include prior approval of engineered systems, establishing site and performance criteria for engineered systems and the consideration of site specific close-out levels for cleanups expected to cost over $80,000. The pressures on DNR and DILHR to find ways to more cost effectively close-out PECFA sites are also helping non-PECFA sites, particularly those in "brownfield" locations. For example, the new closure flexibility rules can for the most part be implemented now, prior to the effective date of the rule.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Changing the Eye
Frank is still a fine artist, but his style has evolved out of the boundaries of my tastes. He has produced some stellar work, right from his brief stint as the launch artist on Motormouth, Marvel UK's worst idea ever. (Which is saying something.) Maybe he just isn't suited for super heroes and the stuff he has produced for non-spandex stories has been very good. Frank would kill on a horror book.
But he's just moved on, and it's impossible to hold that against him. Evolving their style is just something artists need to do, and I'll take an uncomfortably radical new direction over creative stagnation any day.
After 30 years of weekly comics, 2000ad has seen some of its stable of art-robots go through some stunning changes. Artists such as Carl Critchlow and Clint Langely have gone far past being dodgy Bisley impersonators and truly found their own unique artistic voice, with Critchlow's scratchy exaggeration giving strips like Lobster Random and the odd Dredd tale a fantastically different vibe, while Langley's fumetti-by-way-of-Frazetta work is something unique in modern comics.
And then there is Mick McMahon, who went from one of the most solid artists in the earliest days of the comic to big-footed brilliance on Dredd before turning in something truly extraordinary in his Slaine artwork, which looked like it had been carved into wood before being slapped down on the page. His style continues to evolve to this day, with a long digression into the world of Sonic the Hedgehog leading him to produce strange, angular and harsh art that sings. McMahon has always been an acquired taste, and while somebody like Gray Frank has moved into directions that leave me cold, the appreciation for McMahon only grows with age.
In the American market, many independent cartoonists could switch from style to style on the same page, and never cease to experiment. These are balanced by a notable few who have achieved the perfect style for the type of stories they like, and craft a hugely respectable career out of iconic images.
In the mainstream pool, George Perez has maintained his status as the most reliable artist in comics and you always know exactly what you're going to get with his art. John Byrne has evolved and slipped back a couple of times, but can still try his hand at something new when he feels that rare inclination.
Matt Wagner and Frank Miller have reinvented their style more often than is immediately obvious, and Mike Mignola took a couple of years to find his comfort zone, and since then has carved the most respectable of niches. Brian Bolland (along with fellow brit Dave Gibons), perfected his immaculate eye almost 40 years ago, but still goes off the ranch with work like Mr. Mamoulian.
Once again, in all these cases, while the initial change in style can be incredibly jarring, the reward is worth any breach of the comfort zone. Unfortunately, sometimes a change in style is less for artistic reasons, and more for financial and productive reasons. These days, it's easy to look at Rob Liefeld's early work and laugh, but at the tail-end of the eighties, it showed enthusiasm and joy that overshadowed any anatomical shortcomings.
His art style almost disintegrated under business pressures and a misplaced confidence, and eventually becoming a sad industry joke. There is still hope that one day Liefeld may be able to still claw back vestiges of an artistic reputation, but it seems pretty unlikely.
But in general, moving onwards, moving on up has got to be treated with respect. Some artists fail and fall, some achieve new heights, some move back to what works best for them. But we can't expect to drag our favourite artists down to our level of stagnation. Let them find their own path, and the destination will be all the richer.
Even if they do all look like zombies.
2 comments:
- M.Emery said...
gary frank always struck me as steve dillon lite, gotta agree with the mcmahon call, i wasn't a fan as a kid but now cant get enough of whatever he does or has done.
- August 29, 2009 at 8:32 PM
- Bob Temuka said...
I was going to mention Steve Dillon as somebody whose art has changed a lot more than I had realised, but I'll save that for a separate post on the glory of Dillon.
I'm embarrassed to admit how disappointed I was as a kid when I cracked open a new 2000ad and saw McMahon on Dredd. Compared to the sublime cleanliness of Brain Bolland or the kid-friendly gooey action of Ron Smith, McMahon just looked ugly.
Man, if I could go back in time, I would give my eight-year-old self such a slap. I could look at McMahon's art all day long now, finding more to enjoy in his craziest moments.
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Happy Wednesday, Memphis!
Today in Memphis, we have baby animals, festival announcements, and some big-time mural improvements. All that and more in your Wednesday news update.
– So many festivals! The next big ones coming up: Memphis Comedy Fest (March 31 – April 3), Midtown Opera Festival (April 1-10), and Memphis Fashion Week (April 4-9). Get your tickets, make your plans, have some fun.
– Shelby Farms "Heart of the Park" renovations (stage, restaurant, bigger lake, etc.) will be complete this fall, and they're having a three-day music fest to celebrate. Save the date for September 23-25, 2016.
– A baby buffalo was born at Shelby Farms. So stinking cute.
Happy Monday from our newest herd member! Please join us in welcoming this little one into the world/Park! pic.twitter.com/ZaI8BcAj1l
— Shelby Farms Park (@ShelbyFarmsPark) March 28, 2016
– The Memphis Farmer's Market has their opening day this Saturday.
– Le Bonheur is now designated a "Magnet" hospital, which means that the American Nurses Credentialing Center thinks the hospital is in the top 7 percent in the country in terms of patient care and nursing innovation. Way to go, Le Bonheur!
– We are replacing this terrible Beale Street billboard next Tuesday. I'll share more details next week – follow me on Twitter for the most up-to-date-information.
– The original I Love Memphis mural got a facelift thanks to the property owners this week. Looks fantastic. Click here to see a map of all the ILM murals.
– There are two new-ish food trucks, as reported by the Memphis Flyer. a) Joy Ride just opened a month ago and serves Cuban and Latin food, and b) RAWK'n Grub opened a few months ago and serves gastropub-type food.
– There's a new mural featuring Prince Mongo on the shipping container bridge at Wiseacre. Art by Birdcap. Sweet.
Is that a new Prince Mongo @birdcap mural next to @wiseacrebrewingcompany? I think it is! #memphis #mural #taproom #memphisbeer #streetart
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– Indie Memphis Film Festival is growing again. This year, the festival (November 1-7, 2016) will have film screenings at the Halloran Centre and Overton Square venues as well as Malco's Ridgeway Cinema Grill theater and the Malco Collierville theater. They're also adding a category for films made by kids under 18. Read more in this CA article.
– Beale Street Music Festival announced the stage lineups for the three-day festival, which is April 29 – May 1. They'll announce times later. Get your tickets here.
– The Levitt Shell is undergoing renovations. I'll be writing a full post about those soon, but in the meantime save the date for their lineup announcement (mid-April) and the 2016 season kickoff on June 1.
– The Curb Market in Cooper Young opened last weekend in the former Easy Way spot. Their focus is on local products that support a living wage for farmers and artisans. They have meats, produce, prepared foods, baked goods, cut flowers, potted plants and herbs, and more.
– You can now get your RockBone all night long (or at least until 10:30 p.m.). Starting April 15, Memphis Made taproom will be open Fridays from 4 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Saturdays from 1 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. They're also going to have Fireside Amber and RockBone IPA available year-round, in addition to the Lucid Kolsch.
– Ghost River has new branding and is finally getting a taproom next to their brewery near the South Main district.
Stoked to have the new @GhostRiverBrew bottles in the shop soon. And super stoked for all they do for @WolfRConserv pic.twitter.com/e9qTJJ5g56
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Well While I was down, the pH of my main system went a bit south on me. It is going to take a bit to get it back to where it needs to be.
I have shut down my 30-gallon system. I need to pull it apart and find out what issue is with it killing fish. The problem is it has a dead spot in the grow bed. When I get that fixed I'll bring it back up.
My 20-gallon system Is leaking. So I need to tear it apart find the leak and get that fixed.
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FAIRFIELD, Conn.- The Sacred Heart University Softball team finished 19th out of 112 teams for the highest GPA in Division 1 as announced in a release last week. The teams combined GPA was 3.540. Grand Canyon finished 1st with a 3.790 GPA.
Co-Head Softball Coach Elizabeth Luckie stated, "It's gratifying to see our team's hard work and dedication to their academics rewarded in this way! It is their pride and work ethic in all they do that makes them such a great team to be a part of."
The team also had 15 out of 25 players who were named Easton/NFCA All-American Scholar Athletes. The following names of those athletes are listed below.
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Title: Pimpernelles Book 1: The Pale Assassin
Author: Patricia Elliott
Release Date: July 2011
Eugenie de Boncoeur is growing up in Paris, unaware that her guardian has contracted her to marry the sinister spymaster known as 'le Fantome' when she turns sixteen. She finds herself falling for the handsome lawyer, Guy Deschamps, but there is little time for romance; France is descending into chaos as the Revolution takes hold. Soon Eugenie is fleeing for her life. Her brother Armand has become involved in a plot to save the King from the guillotine, the mob is searching for aristocrats, and le Fantome, the pale assassin, is on their trail - desperate for revenge.
The Pale Assassin is an interesting historical YA book. The book opened up by introducing our assassin, Le Fantome. He was a gambler and had lost his fortune to Eugenie's father. Le Fantome made it his business to cast revenge on Eugenie's family and cause great distress in her life without her knowing it. The concept sounds pretty good right? However, once the French Revolution started taking place I seemed to have lost sight on the assassin and quickly learned about Eugenie's personality.
At the end of almost every chapter, the anticipation heightens and leaves off in suspense to keep the reader going. This was not done subtly. As each chapter ended, I had the distinct feeling that a scene had just ended, like in a movie. I felt that the author intended for it to feel that way though I am not sure why.
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He is the writer and co-creator of "Chew," the Image Comics series about FDA agent Tony Chu, a cibopath who gleans psychic information from anything that he eats, except beets. Layman's "Chew" is filled with several other similarly bizarre components including a powerful food writer, a far off alien world and a fruit with unknown origins that tastes just like chicken. It's a story that has resonated with an extraordinary amount of readers, leading to multiple sellouts, accolades and now - best of all - a monthly column right here on Comic Book Resources!
Welcome to "CHEW ON THIS," CBR's monthly discussion of all things "Chew"-able. Following the release of every new issue, we're sitting down with Layman for an exclusive question-and-answer session about the latest turns-of-events in the world of Tony Chu. On top of that, readers are invited to write in to see their very own questions answered by Layman. In short, this is your one-stop shop for everything "Chew!"
This month, CBR News spoke with Layman about last week's "Chew" #13 and the book's recent win as Best New Series at the 2010 Eisner Awards, the announcement of a television adaptation, the idea of "Lost" actor Ken Leung as Tony and the simultaneously disgusting and hilarious concept of fricken - or chogs, depending on your term of preference!
CBR News: Some pretty cool things have happened in the world of "Chew" since last we spoke, John. First off, the book won an Eisner Award for Best New Series. What was your immediate reaction to the honor, and how are you feeling now that some time has passed since receiving the award?
John Layman: I think it's finally sunk in that we won it. For a while, I was just going around in a continual state of disbelief. As for the actual ceremony, I was so hung over from getting blasted the night before on straight vodka, and so tired and depleted from a non-stop day of con, I just wanted the Eisners to be over - but when they announced we'd won, it was like we were shot with an elephant gun full of adrenaline. I think that lasted the rest of the con.
Beyond the Eisner, Comic-Con also brought the announcement that Circle of Confusion is putting together a new television project based on "Chew," with Stephen Hopkins on board to direct and executive produce. What can you tell us about the deal - how did it come about and how involved have you been in developing the show? And is now the time for fans to launch the official "Ken Leung for Tony Chu" campaign?
Just to clarify, there is no "deal," per se. We have a director, and a pretty accomplished one, who is interested in developing "Chew." Circle of Confusion had me meet with Stephen Hopkins and we talked about "Chew" and he's interested in doing it. He's currently completing a film, and once he does, [we're] going to start moving with "Chew" in full force, and ideally an official "deal" will follow that.
As for Ken Leung, a friend of mine got the contact information of his manager and we sent them a couple runs of the book, along with a nice note saying how much we liked him in general, and for Tony Chu. I thought since his name had been thrown around in so many interviews and message board postings, he should just be aware of the book. I didn't know what to expect, but we heard back from the manager and then from Leung. We've had a few back and forth emails since, but the bottom line is that Ken Leung is not only aware of "Chew," but he's read it and seems to like it. That's a start, right?
Let's move onto "Chew" #13. The issue gives us a much clearer sense of Caesar Valenzano, a character we saw in "International Flavor." How early on did you know that Caesar was going to be a recurring character with this sort of double agent angle?
Caesar showed up on the last page of issue #2 and appeared even back then with the intention he would eventually play a large role in the book. I did not want "Chew" to be too complex or overwhelming initially, so there has been a slow rollout of characters. Two more characters that will play a significant role in the book will be introduced in issue #15. One of them, I think, is my new favorite character to write.
Caesar claims that he's working on the right side of the law - that he's saved Tony's life on past occasions, in fact - but how much should we trust this guy? If you were in Tony's shoes, what would your read on Caesar be?
I don't get the sense that Tony fully trusts anybody he works with, except his partner John Colby. We'll get a sense of the depth of their friendship in issue #14.
Speaking of Colby, one thing I've learned in reading "Chew" is that you very rarely place a character or a moment in the book just for the sake of having it there. With that in mind, when Tony and Colby go to Amelia's office, should we be paying attention to the sports desk writer giving Colby dirty looks every time he passes by? Is this a guy we'll see again?
The fifth trade paperback, issues #21-#25, is tentatively titled "Baseball, Hot Dogs & Apple Pie." You might think that a story arc about baseball might find a spot for a sports writer within its pages - and you'd be right!
I think many "Chew" readers will agree that you've outdone yourself again in the gross-out food department with the introduction of PoultPlus and fricken. I can only imagine that the idea for fricken came to you in a divine moment of clarity, but enlighten us - how did you come up with the concept?
Even from the pitch stage I brought up that frog is supposed to taste like chicken. Actually, everything is supposed to taste like chicken - frog is just supposed to taste like it more so. I knew I'd be doing something with frog, and the artificial meat magnate R.J. Montero was already experimenting with frogs, so it seemed like mixing frogs and chicken was the right thing to do!
Which term do you prefer - fricken or chog?
I prefer chog. Rob prefers fricken.
"Chew" #13 features the grand return of Mason Savoy, and as always, I'm impressed by how agile he is in the midst of a fight given his size. Can you talk a bit about choreographing Savoy's fight sequences alongside Rob? Where did the character's fighting style come from and how did it develop?
At some point in his life, Mason Savoy has eaten people who are much better fighters than average, and picked up their skills as his own. As for the dynamic between Rob and I over [choreographing] fights, they are the part of the script I leave the loosest. Rob's the guy who is gonna make the fight shine anyway, so why tie his hands? I give him a loose idea about what's going on, who is left standing and how at the end of the fight and for the most part let him pace and choreograph as he sees fit.
The issue concludes with the same moment as last issue's ending, except this time, we get it from Savoy's point of view - and judging by the look of it, he's more than a little bit caught off guard by the presence of the FDA. Is this our first look at a new, more vulnerable Mason Savoy? Or does the big guy still have some tricks up his sleeve in the coming issues?
Tony continues to be an impediment to Savoy. Savoy does not want to hurt Tony, but Tony interferes enough that eventually Savoy will be left with no choice.
We've got a couple of reader questions from Stanley Cen, who asks: "Have John and Rob made any plans on future projects together?"
Rob talks about it. I am very old, and very tired. I am just concentrating on living long enough to finish "Chew."
Stanley's also wondering: "Is there any particular reason for Tony being Asian? We don't see a lot of Asian protagonists in any media really, who aren't performing martial arts moves or broken English, so is there a reason for Tony being Asian, is it just for that title pun, Ken Leung, or is there just not really a reason at all?"
Beyond the pun of the "Chu/Chew" name, I looked around and didn't see a lot of Asians in American comics, or in American entertainment in general. It's weird, because I watch a lot of Asian cinema. I go on binges where for months on end I will watch a lot more Asian movies than American movies. I guess I just wanted a lead that didn't look like everybody else in American entertainment. I wasn't trying to make a big point. That is, perhaps I had a few little reasons, but not one big reason.
Eh. I think I'm just rambling here, with no good answer. Let's move on!
As always, let's end this with a look ahead. What's in store for readers when "Chew" #14 rolls around?
Well, I think everybody knows a confrontation with Savoy is coming. I think the real surprise of the issue will be Tony's awkward marriage proposal.
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P Bello - 1 week ago »
Gentrol is an IGR (insect growth regulator), there is currently no credible published data that supports the efficacy of this product against bed bugs.
paul b.
@Paul Bello: I've been meaning to ask, but forgot - when you said "no credible published data that supports the efficacy of this product against bed bugs," where you referring specifically to Gentrol or generally to IGRs? Meaning are there other IGRs out there that work on bed bugs? Thanks.
You might want to send a "private message" to Mr. Bello to get his attention.Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night...
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Yes, please do. my pco used that poduct--plus some others. Cilecto is soooo smart
Ok, will do. And yes he is (Cilecto so smart).
I have in the past used IGR based products so I know the class can work but as the individual product mentioned is not available to me I cant comment on it.
There are different groups and mechanisms for IGR action and the take home may be best that not all IGR's are the same.
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In accordance with the AUP and FTC I openly disclose my vested interest in Passive Monitors as the inventor and patent holder. Since 2009 they have become an integral part in how we resolve bed bug infestations. I also have a professional relationship with PackTite in that they distribute my product under their own branding. I do not however receive any financial remuneration for any comments I make about pro
bed-bugscouk - 23 minutes ago »
I have in the past used IGR based products so I know the class can work but as the individual product mentioned is not available to me I cant comment on it.
There are different groups and mechanisms for IGR action and the take home may be best that not all IGR's are the same.
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Seriously, thanks David Cain, that's what I wanted to know about the IGRs, that there are some out there that work on bedbugs! Thanks again and have a great, fun-filled (would say alcohol-filled but know that's not you) weekend! (Maybe with it turning colder you should try some . . . hot chocolate!!)
Sorry I am also non dairy so hot chocolate is out of the question.
I will have to settle for a morning jog and a wheat grass smoothie (my body and mind being the temples of all things virtuous).
Have a great weekend I know I will.
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Simply stated, I know of no current commercially available product that has acceptable efficacy data as an igr against bed bugs.
That is disheartening news, but I appreciate you answering. Thank you.
bed-bugscouk - 13 hours ago »
(my body and mind being the temples of all things virtuous).
Seriously?! Well damn, that is not how I pictured you at all !
Not in the least !
We have many products available with which to win the bed bug war.
The problem and shortfalls are in the execution of the techniques and methodologies and not because we can't kill them with what we have available.
True, none of the current available products are going to take out bed bugs with the ease of the past (i.e. harken back to the days of chlorinated hydrocarbons, organophosphates and carbamates when product such as ddt, dursban, diazinon, bendiocarb, and others even cyanide gas were used) but we are dealing with the realities of the current day.
As such, we need to build our success over bed bugs with the tools we currently have available.
Is the "general public" ever going to become sufficiently aware of all things bed bugs such that the problem ceases to exist in the very near future? Not likely.
Are there going to continue to be reservior populations of bed bugs existing in those areas of current eco-social strata such that those folks will continue to have to deal with bed bug problems which serve as continued sources of infestation for others across socio-econimic lines? Yes, probably.
Are we going to see a whole sale, across the board focus on viable bedbug programs in a broad sense such that those industries and social facets most affected take on the problem head on to otherwise "nuke bed bugs back to the stone age" or simply return the state of bed bugs as a pest of humans back to the levels we had in the late 1960s & 70s when it was "unusual" to deal with bed bugs in the average dwelling? Not likely.
Over all the one thing that remains relatively constant in this entire situation is, or are, in fact the bed bugs themselves. Sure, we can argue that these critters have developed resistance to certain pesticides over time but for the most part, bed bugs have remained bed bugs and bed bugs do what bed bugs do.
Think about how man, yes that's us, has totally effed up the bed bug situation and, in a sense, has brought this upon himself.
And, if we put our heads together, I'm sure we can come up with a lengthy list of examples of how man has royally effed up where bed bugs are concerned !
Perhaps that would be a good thread to start, something like:
"In 25 words or less, please post an example of what you've observed the actions of man/people/etc. that have resulted in the further effin up the current bed bug situation. Please do this in a bullet point type format."
(Now I'm sure we can "clean that up" for headline purposes but it would be interesting to read the examples of what folks have to say. And, just for fun, I'm posting an "example" below.)
Examples of how "man has effed up the bed bug situation" might include:
> Launching products that don't have suitable efficacy data or simply don't work. Examples include: electronic bed bug smell/scent detectors, certain natural products, certain miracle cures, products with questionable data, electronic bed bug repelling devices and traps & lures that don't work.
> Adopting policies that essentialy eliminate the residents but not the bed bugs.
> Seeking to push the responsibility of bed bug control to those least able to do so.
> Being dishonest about the bed bug situation.
In any case, it sure would be interesting to see what folks have to say because within the opposite of these comments are where solutions may be found.
Have a nice day ! paul b.
Thanks Paul Bello! But I do have to RESPECTFULLY, very respectfully, disagree with you on the disheartening aspect. I guess I'm just looking for "a white knight [in shining armor] upon a fiery steed" [Bonnie Tyler] with a silver bullet to ride the world over and rid people everywhere of these little monsters!! And if he/she happened to have a good IGR in his arsenal of silver bullets to render these effers sterile, then all the better!
But it is what it is and, as you said, we will fight with what we got!
However, it does make me curious why PCO use them if they don't work? Do they know it doesn't work, or does it work somewhat? Like renders some sterile but not 100% efficacy?
Where have all good men gone
And where are all the gods?
Where's the street-wise Hercules
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Know that we can't determine why people do what they do. Overall, I'm sure that these folks would think that it is doing some good.
However, when we have university lab folks telling us that they see NO detrimental effects until the product is applied at 10x the label rate, and this data has been published before, then why use it on a hope & prayer or spray & pray basis.
In the applicators defense, there have been advertised & published efficacy claims so maybe these guys are putting faith in those documents however, we need toconsider the source of such documents.
Disheartening? No it's not. Here's why; when we consider the mode of action and delayed long term effect of such a product then we need not be disappointed or disheartened because your cowboy, white knight, soldier at arms, prince, toad but you'll have to kiss him, genie, fairy godmother, magical mouse that lives in your hat, topo-gigio or whatever; can arm himself/herself with products and techniques that kill the bed bugs right now. So, why waste time fretting over a product that won't work and that even if it did would take many weeks or months for it's efficacy to kick in. Plus, we can't have a "growth regulator" effect on an already dead bed bug that has been previously killed by other more efficacious means. Right?
Have a nice day ! paul b.
P Bello - 8 minutes ago »
Plus, we can't have a "growth regulator" effect on an already dead bed bug that has been previously killed by other more efficacious means. Right?
Have a nice day ! paul b.
Touche! But since everyone everywhere does not have access to the DC's, KQ's and PB's of the BB world, I think most people can testify that all their bugs are not killed the first go round . . . especially perhaps in apartment buildings and multi family dwellings where they can scatter . . . just thought that would be situation where a good IGR would come in handy!
Thanks for your insight Paul Bello!
When this website first started, there were a lot of people using Gentrol (an IGR) based presumably on data saying it worked. Then one study came out saying Gentrol could actually lead to an increase in bed bugs.
Anyone who knows anything about research studies knows they can be contradictory and need further confirmation.
People still use IGRs, including Gentrol. A PMP might use an IGR because when s/he or his/her supervisor trained, it was considered a good idea. I don't think there's any basis for panic if your PCO does. At the same time, it's worth asking questions. And I certainly would not lobby the PMP to use them, as a few people here have mentioned asking their PMP to do.I started and run the site but am "not an expert."
Thanks NoBugs! I did go back and read some old threads and saw the one that said there was research that said it INCREASED the number of bedbugs . . . now THAT was scary. I had originally thought, ok, no big deal if the PCO uses it along with the other things he was going to use, it just may not be that effective. But after seeing that, YIKES!!!
Again, don't panic. Just one study. They do contradict each other all the time, generally speaking, so it's likely more study is warranted.
It's just a reminder to me how a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. Whether that's a PMP with limited knowledge or a consumer who hears good things about a type of product and tries to choose a PCO who uses something in particular.
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- 0.11 Acres
- Land
NOW is the time to BUY! Attn builders/developers looking for a great opportunity. Here it is! The LAST LOT remaining of 4 building lots zoned R-C2 ready for development. Prime inner-city residential location. Oversize 36' x 158.5' deep lot, 6,319 sq ft! Adjacent lot also available for a total of 72' of frontage! No homes to tear down. Premium peaceful residential setting surrounded by new development and estate homes. Walk to The Winston Golf course, off leash area, schools, public transit & many eclectic restaurants & bistros. Quick and easy access to shopping, the downtown core, C-train, airport and major road arteries. Take a drive by the property/community to get the full experience. Listing agents sign is visible on lot fencing. Excellent opportunity for the savvy builder/developer to take advantage of the current market.
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Listing information last updated on December 7th, 2019 at 10:00pm MST.