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Skip to comments.Is anyone else having a "Plague" of tiny flies?
Posted on 07/18/2012 3:09:40 PM PDT by US Navy Vet
If so what did you do to rid yourself of them?
I'll probably just vote Republican, but that means we'll all have to put up with them for 6 more months.
I've seen some here too lately. Very small, almost gnat sized. Hard to kill except with a spray. I think it is a holdover from the warm winter. I have a bug zapper, but they're too small for it.
Oh it's just a beginning !
Yourself of them? Or your yard.. Sounds like fruit flies to me. Do you have rotten fruit in your kitchen or your yard? Look around!
Asked my Mother in Law to go out to the porch...
Just joking BTW — I love my MIL and she loves me too. :)
Nope,just a bad gnat year here...and hot, and dry.
I think the second plague is frogs....
That should take care of the flys....
Ok, seriously, they're here in Colorado too.
Indoor plants seem to be the attraction, but they are new this year.
I just swat and smash.
As a matter of fact, yes. I leave a dim lamp on in my room and I go in often and see them hanging out in the spot of light on the wall. You have to sneak up on them to smash them, as they leap away like a tick. I have no idea how they get in.
I had them last year and only seemed to get rid of them by spraying flying bug spray in the vents and window seals outside my house. It might have just coincided with the end of their season, as spraying the same areas haven't stopped them this year. There do seen to be fewer, so I guess I'll keep it up.
I can't think of anything funny to write about this.
I'm slipping.
Open your doors and windows. Boil a combo of vinegar and water, they will leave pronto.
I had a problem with tiny flys but then I
stopped washing in hot water, now there's no problem.
I haven't had any until now, just saw one on my computer screen...
Ahh, just get a smaller bug zapper. ;-)
Ya'll must be from the Mid West or East?
Get a can of hairspray...seriously. Mist a cloud around them and it gums up their wings, and they fall to the floor.
Speaking of flies on lips.. WHERE HAS THAT MOUTH BEEN? That's disgusting.
Yes, I have them! They get into everything. So small they get into a closed (previously opened) package of bread.I use bug spray when there are a lot in one place. Aren't they fruit flies?
Get some hummingbirds - they love those small little gnat/flies. I do not know how to get hummingbirds out of the house though.
I see them at the opposite end of my house from the kitchen. Should I boil it and bring the pan to the bedroom?
They do look like fruit flies from a search I did. I do have a pear tree in the backyard that drops not very tasty pears. I've neglected them on the ground, but I better pick them up.
"If so what did you do to rid yourself of them?"
Let the Jews go free. (Otherwise worse things are going to happen...)
vinegar with a drop of dish liquid
Separated at birth?
But the solution here works VERY well:
It's a bonanza for bats and spiders.
I'm in the Dallas area. These guys don't seem to do anything but hang out on the wall, but I'll be glad to see the last of them.
Yeah, I've tried taking a shower, but it doesn't seem to discourage the little effers.
This is the second summer in a row that I have been plagued by the bastids.
My advice:
Never leave dirty dishes in the sink
Put all fruit and veggies in fridge
Vacuum the little buggies up; this works well with the vacuum hose
Clean out your sink drains
Put some rotten fruit in a shallow bowl, add some water and detergent; they will fly in but can't fly out.
Get rid of any plants in your kitchen
Use raid, that'll show 'em who's the boss
As a last resort, just become friends with them. You can never have enough friends
Are they indoors or outdoors?
If indoors, buy a can of RAID home and garden. It beats fly swatters and fly paper hands down. You have to find the source of their breeding if they are indoors. I had a problem with tiny flies not too long ago in my house and I tracked the problem down to a drain I did not use. They were laying eggs in the drain of a sink that had some slime in it. The faucet had a real slow drip that provided enough moisture to grow slime in the drain and the fly larva was feeding on that slime. To get rid of them all i had to do was run the water in that sink for 20 minutes and then dump some drano down the drain.
Only works in daylight conditions, unfortunately. Don't face the laser, and wear flash cream on the back of your neck.
Home depot carries fly traps. Its a plastic bag that you put water in. The flys go in and can't get out. The grandkids like watching the flys fly around inside the bag
Tiny flies + mini gun = problem solved.
I had them in my basement, and the flew around my PC. I put up several of the sticky flytraps. They caught hundreds in about a week, and I think I got rid of them.
put out a shallow bowl of water with a few drops of fruit juice in it an one drop of dish soap — flies will land in the water and drown — soap breaks the surface tension so they can't take off again
Take a small plastic cup, like a medicine cup.
Put a small amount of honey in bottom of cup
Fill with apple cider vinegar
Mix in a little bit of dish soap.
The honey and apple cider vinegar attract them. When they land on the surface, the soap breaks the surface tension and they sink like stones to the bottom and are drowned.
You beat me to it...
We use this method except we use apple cider vinegar and honey instead of fruit juice.
cap full of bleach every night in the drains.
enclose or refrigerate fruit especially bananas
Put a glass of beer out, covered in saran wrap, and poke a hole in the top with a pencil.
If you lay down with dogs you get fleas.
Fly paper...seriously.
Hang a strip near where they hang out...in mere seconds, they will start to get caught.
The fly paper is also dirt cheap, compared to sprays, etc.
Call this guy:
He has a talent for catching flies.
I solved mine by kicking out the ex-girlfriend.
Are you sure they're "flies" .. might be fleas.
A guy in Oregon was bitten by a cat who had eaten a rat that was infected with fleas - fleas with Bubonic plague.
Maybe you need to catch a few of these "flies" and have them tested.
We have something of a Mosquito epidemic with some deaths resulting from the virus they harbor here in DFW. You also have untenable critter problems. Thus, how about a trade? Our West Nile Virus carrying mosquitoes for your tiny fly infestation and an insect swarm to be named later. Think about it.
First, you've got to find the food source they are eating, otherwise if you get rid of them, they'll just be back. For very small flies, it could be something you wouldn't expect, like a container of grain/rice/cereal that they are able to get into. For bigger ones, it could be a dead mouse or something like that in your walls or basement that they are feeding off of.
Once you get rid of whatever they are eating, and make sure there isn't any other food they can get to, then they will die off pretty quick. If you need to get rid of them faster, you can just fog up the rooms where they are with flying insect spray, and leave them closed up for a few hours. Then, just make sure that you ventilate those parts of your house for 6-8 hours before you go back in there, so you don't make yourself sick. Also, make sure to rinse off kitchen countertops, stove, pots & pans, etc if you spray in the kitchen, because you don't want that stuff getting in your food.
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She's lazy and picky. She'll eat the food that she wants, but ignore the rest of it. However, if I hand feed her, she'll eat almost anything. She doesn't really "play" either. However, turn on a vacuum and she rushes to her water dish to take a bath.
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Posted our old dog earlier in this thread, but sadly he got put down due to epilepsy
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He's called Jasu (which is a nickname based on the finnish version of Charlie Brown!).
Smart and handsome lil' fella he is!
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Technology helps in everyday life and Castle Dale City is thinking about using technology to aid in animal control. There are many animals that are brought to Emery Animal Health that cannot be identified. Often times their tags have become misplaced so there is no way to find where they belong. Dr. Glen Jensen believes that placing a microchip inside animal's ears will reduce the number of animals that have to be put to sleep. It is a fairly simple procedure that is done. Developed by a veterinarian, the AVIDR microchip is safe, permanent and takes only seconds to administer.
The tiny injectable "chip" contains a one-of-a-kind identification number and is recognized worldwide. The city council thought it would be a good idea and it may be seen in the future here in Castle Dale. For more information contact Dr. Jensen or Jack Rogers.
Other items talked about in city council:It was council member Kollette Cologie's birthday and all who were in attendance at the meeting sang happy birthday and were treated to cake. Mark H. Williams questioned the city council about holding ATV safety classes in the soon to be built indoor arena during the winter season. The city council approved his request. He also proposed some new ATV routes.There was some discussion and there will be a follow up in the future. No decision was made.
Brad Giles presented an ordinance establishing use and vending requirements on city streets, sidewalks and property by local vendors, citizens and retailers. The ordinance states that advertisements cannot be placed on public property. There will be a public hearing in the future.
Scott Burgess presented a business plan. It is a small pet shop that will carry animals such as rats, birds and products to care for them.
It was acknowledged that the Castle Dale Fire Department received a new fire truck.
Dorsch proposed that 10-20 horse stalls be placed at the rodeo grounds. The other council members liked the idea.
The new meetings for the year of 2006 will be held on the second Thursday of every month at 7 p.m.


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Chicago Wolves Take Two Points in Season Opener
Thomas Drance
October 13 2012 11:17PM
Eddie Lack was often the 1st star for the Chicago Wolves last season, and he was again tonight.
It wasn't always pretty, actually with the exception of the shootout it was downright difficult to watch, but the Canucks' AHL affiliate the Chicago Wolves won their home-opener on Saturday night over the Rockford IceHogs.
The Wolves deserved the win in Saturday's game, as they out-chanced their opponent 24-14 and 19-12 at even-strength. Until the shootout, however, the Wolves were unable to get to Icehogs' netminder Carter Hutton, who was dynamite through sixty-five minutes, before being beaten soundly by three of four Wolves shooters in the skill competition.
Read on past the jump for a full recap (with a focus on the Canucks' prospects, of course).
- Eddie Lack earned the shutout and was named the evening's first star. He was generally solid, and didn't miss a beat after being bowled over by Icehogs enforcer Brandon Bolig, but he was the second best goalie on the evening. Obviously you can't argue with a shutout, and Lack was solid in the shootout (stopping three of four Rockford shooters) but he had an easier task than Hutton and had some puck-handling difficulties at times. On one particular sequence late in the first, Lack was caught nearly four feet out of his net on a Rockford scoring chances, though luckily the shot was blocked by one of Lack's Wolves teammates.
I'd posit that Lack's puck-handling issues are nothing to worry about long-term, it's just the hallmark of any Canucks goaltending prospect.
- Zack Kassian was nearly a point-per-game player in the AHL in Rochester last season, but he had a mostly quiet Wolves debut and didn't take a single scoring chance for Chicago on Friday.
In the first period he had a strong power-play shift early and remained on the ice after Rockford's penalty-expired, as the Wolves continued to cycle in the offensive end. After battling in the slot for the better part of 70 seconds, Kassian finished the shift with a nice power move and a soft back-hand touch to a teammate. Good to see that his summer workouts have paid off.
Kassian had a second beastly shift later in the initial period, where he won a couple of consecutive battles behind Rockford's net before dishing to Anton Rodin who set up a quality Jordan Schroeder scoring chance.
On the power-play, Kassian seemed to be focussed on working in the slot in front of Hutton. While he managed several dangerous tips on a couple of low point shots, we tend not to count "tipped shots" as scoring chances. Still, he was battling hard and flashed some high-end hand-eye coordination. You have to think that a few of those tips will find the back of the net eventually.
- Jordan Schroeder took four scoring chances for the Wolves, and gave Rockford issues all night long with his speed through the neutral-zone. It seemed like he Schroeder was catching Rockford's defensive group flat-footed on nearly every shift, though he struggled to capitalize on that advantage through sixty-five minutes. In the shootout Schroeder shot first for the Wolves and dispy'd about before beating Huttong blocker-side high with a seeing eye wrister.
- Among Chicago's forward group, Bill Sweatt and Nathan Longpre had particularly solid games, taking three scoring chances each on Saturday evening. While Sweatt's finishing ability is often questioned, he scored an absolute beauty in the shootout. The Canucks prospect skated direclty at Hutton at full-speed, then executed what might be described as a "simple back-hand, fore-hand deke." Except there was nothing simple about it - that Sweatt was able to control the puck at the speed he was travelling at is stunning, was aesthetically very pleasing, and the move completely froze Hutton.
- Chris Tanev was his usual steady self for the most part, though it was clear that he was trying to be aggressive on the offensive side of the puck and was especially active jumping into the play on the rush. His aggression generated mixed results, Tanev only took one scoring chance though he had several "chances at chances."
Tanev also, uncharacteristically, got stripped of the puck and beat soundly in his own end by Brandon Bolig in the first period. The steady possession dynamo, who has only taken one minor penalty in his entire 64 game NHL career, ended up taking a hooking penalty in an attempt to halt the hulking Rockford enforcer, and in doing so, drove Bolig directly into Eddie Lack who was flattened on the play. It was a rare mistake from Tanev, who otherwise played a quality game.
- I was very impressed with Kevin Connauton on Friday. When people talk about Connauton's offensive game, his powerful shot and his defensive improvements - they often neglect to mention the fact that he's got legitimate NHL size. Connauton is a big defender, and he did well to use his size to his advantage against the boards in Friday's game. His speed, and offensive instincts are what set him apart however, and Connauton regularly gained the zone with his feet on Friday evening, and took three scoring chances for the Wolves (all of them off of one-timers).
- On Friday, Swedish speedster Anton Rodin skated on a line with Nathan Longpre and Andrew Gordon at five-on-five, and played on the second unit power-play alongside Schroeder and Kassian. He was noticable in his limited minutes, though he didn't put in a dominant performance or anything. Rodin, however, looks to be an improved asset. We expect him to flash some skill and puck handle extraordinarily well in traffic, but Rodin continues to impress me with his craftiness along the wall and appeared to me to be stronger in puck-battles tonight than what he showed last season.
- The quality of AHL Live simply isn't good enough to allow me to count zone-starts, but it didn't seem to me that Scott Arniel used the sort of specialized deployment patterns that we regularly see from Alain Vigneault. The Wolves were also more aggressive pressuring the puck-handler on the penalty-kill than the Canucks tend to be, and while they didn't "trap" like last season's Craig MacTavish coached squad, they seemed to rely heavily on "dump-and-chase" hockey.
Obviously it's premature to draw any conclusions about the strategic identity of this seasons Wolves, but my initial impression is that they remain a relatively conservative "defense first" club. That said it was definitely a solid debut for Arniel behind the Wolves bench. Arniel's club came out strong (they held an 8-3 scoring chance differential through 20 minutes), controlled play throughout the game, and didn't give the IceHogs much (only 14 chances against).
The Wolves play their second game of the season on Sunday afternoon, again against Rockford, at 1 PM PST.
Great Piece Thomas. I am a Canuck fanatic living in Victoria who is starved for Canucks news/action. I was so starved I paid the $7 for AHL live knowing I could only catch the 1st period last night!
I hope that you keep up the post game recaps and in game tweeting of the Wolves' games so long as we have no big boy action.
I would prefer to keep tabs on the real prospects as opposed to the fake Stanchion season. Although I have been tempted!
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The Crandall Canyon mine disaster was brought up in the Emery County Commission meeting on Oct. 2. Many of the county's exempt employees worked many long, extra hours during the entire mine episode. An exempt employee is one who is in a salaried position and does not normally receive overtime pay.
Murray Energy and Intermountain Power have informed the county of their offer to pay all expenses associated with the Crandall Canyon disaster. Many of the county employees, from the Sheriff's Office, the road department and other departments, worked numerous days and hours without compensation due to their exempt status.
Sheriff LaMar Guymon has calculated the amount of time his employees worked that are over and above their normal working hours. "This is a one time request and comes only because those companies have offered to pay for all expenses. This is a matter of fairness and is only a one time thing," said Sheriff Guymon.
Commissioner Jeff Horrocks stated, "I agree that these employees put in extra time, but we have other exempt employees who also put in extra time."
County attorney Dave Blackwell said, "this brings up a unique situation. If the mine is willing to pay and we don't give the money to the employees, what do we do with the money?"
Several county employees, not involved in this matter, voiced opinions during the discussion and those were all in favor of allowing this one time payment for exempt employees. One informed the council that the payment should be referred to as a bonus and not overtime.
"Exempt employees are generally paid a little more money on their monthly salary and they are not given compensation for overtime," added Commissioner Horrocks.
Commissioner Drew Sitterud said the county needs to look at all exempt employees and make a plan to deal with instances like this one. Commissioner Horrocks stated that more research needs to be done into the legality of the issue. Commissioner Gary Kofford added the county cannot bill someone for items that the county does not pay out. The commission tabled the matter for two weeks for further consideration.
In other business conducted by the commission, the commissioners ratified the award of the bid to B&T Builders for the contract to paint the Wilson/Brown bridge.
Approval was given to sign a contract with the State of Utah to create a database and computerized map of several of the local smaller cemeteries. The Emery County Archives has received a grant to pay for this service. Approval was also given for the archives to purchase the necessary equipment for this project. This will be paid for by another grant.
Commissioner Kofford brought an agreement for the commission to consider. This contract is for the South Moore Road, phase seven, project to be continued. The commission approved the contract.
Castle Dale City Councilman Brad Giles requested the county to help Castle Dale City with their cemetery project. He said the new portion of the city's cemetery is 3.3 acres and the need is for three inches of the surface material to be removed from the site. The commission approved to provide the machinery and workforce to complete the work on the condition that Castle Dale City pay for the fuel.
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Perfect round robin for Canadians at beach volleyball world juniors
ALANYA, Turkey – Garrett May and Sam Schachter, both of Toronto, sailed into the playoff round undefeated with two more straight set victories in round robin play on Friday at the world junior championships in beach volleyball.
May and Schachter complete the round robin with a perfect 3-0 record for first place in their pool and advance to the round of 16. They didn't lose a set in the round robin and upset the sixth and seventh seeds. Last month, May placed fourth at the world youth championships with Nick del Bianco of Surrey, B.C.
On Friday, May and Schachter, seeded 18th, defeated sixth-seeds Safak Sezer and Caner Turhan of Turkey 21-18, 21-17 then beat 19th seeds Luis Raul Sandoval and Julio Cesar Alvarez of Costa Rica 21-12, 21-17.
"We're not totally surprised with our performance, we've had to play hard to earn our victories," said May, 18, two years younger than his partner. "Today our defence was much better and we settled down more and stuck to what we do best."
The Canadians face 13th seeds Helmut Moser and Robert Seidl of Austria in the round of 16. The Austrians were 2-1 in the round robin.
In women's action, Shanice Marcelle of Victoria and Caleigh Whitaker of Sharon, Ont., earned a third consecutive loss in three sets and were eliminated. After two tight losses on Thursday, the 14th seed Canadians fell to Anna Markova and Anna Alova of Russia, seeded 23rd, 28-26, 19-21, 15-13 in one hour and four minutes, the second longest match in round robin play.
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Whether your pregnancy is considered high risk or low risk, you may well have occasion to look in on your baby via Doppler, a handheld ultrasound device. In higher risk pregnancies, your doctor will use a Doppler early on, and perhaps as early as the second trimester. In lower risk pregnancies, a Doppler may be used as your fetal monitor at the end of the third trimester, during labor. Dopplers, like any ultrasound exam, look in on your baby to make sure that your baby is healthy and thriving. Blood is your baby's source of air and nutrients, and the Doppler measures the supply and speed of blood flowing in the umbilical artery, aorta, middle cerebral arteries, and uterine arcuate arteries.
A color Doppler provides a more detailed map of blood flow, using color to provide the extra information doctors need to identify a congenital heart abnormality, or a clot or obstruction in your circulation. A power Doppler is another, even more refined testing method that examines slow blood flow in smaller vessels. Together, these testing options allow you and your doctor access to information that could be of benefit to your baby. It's more likely, though, that you, your doctor, and your baby will not need the information a Doppler provides until your contractions are well underway.
During each uterine contraction, the blood flow that makes its way to your baby through the placenta decreases, and your baby may have a hard time tolerating the cut-off of these supplies they're dependent on. Fetal monitors allow you and your doctor to keep an eye on your contractions while also watching your baby's heart beat and reactions to contractions.
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Intermittent monitoring is most common, and is done with a stethoscope or a Doppler. The Doppler transmits the sounds of your baby's heart rate either through a speaker or into ear pieces, and it's a popular option for low risk pregnancies and for mothers who choose not to have an epidural and do not need to have labor induced. It's non-invasive, easy to use, and portable. It allows laboring moms to wander the halls, take a shower, and stay mobile for as long as possible. Dopplers can help you and your baby make it through pregnancy and labor with fewer anxieties.


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Medals and tokens similar to euro coins
This regulation lays down uniform conditions for the production of medals and tokens similar to euro coins in order to protect citizens from the risk of confusion or fraud. It defines the use of the terms relating to the euro, on the one hand, and the degree of technical similarity between medals/tokens and euro coins, on the other.
Council Regulation (EC) No 2182/2004 of 6 December 2004 concerning medals and tokens similar to euro coins [See amending act(s)].
The regulation is designed to protect the public from the risk of confusion or fraud caused by metallic objects, such as medals and tokens, with strong similarities to euro coins. Not only could such medals and tokens be mistaken for legal tender, they could also be used illegally instead of euro coins.
The regulation prohibits the production, sale, importation and distribution (for sale or for other commercial purposes) of medals and tokens having visual characteristics or properties similar to the single currency. Medals and tokens must not bear the term "euro" or "euro cent" or the euro symbol on their surface. Nor may they include any design similar to designs depicted on euro coins, symbols representing the sovereignty of Member States, the edge shape or design of euro coins or the euro symbol. Lastly, medals and tokens must not be of the same size as euro coins. The Commission is to specify whether a metallic object is a medal or token and whether the prohibitions of this regulation apply.
Medals and tokens bearing the term "euro" or "euro cent" or the euro symbol without an associated nominal value are allowed, provided that their size is sufficiently different from that of euro coins and that they do not include a design similar to the designs and symbols listed above. If, however, they are very similar in size, they must either have a hole in their centre or form a polygon of not more than six edges, or be made of gold, silver or platinum, or be consistently outside the ranges specified.
The Commission may grant specific authorisations to use the term "euro" or "euro cent" or the euro symbol where there is no risk of confusion. In such cases, the economic operator concerned within a Member State must be clearly identifiable on the surface of the medal or token. If the medal or token also bears an associated nominal value, the indication "not legal tender" must be stamped on its obverse or reverse side in addition.
The denominations and technical specifications of euro coins, the only coinage having legal tender in the euro zone, are laid down in Council Regulation (EC) No 975/98. For the purposes of the new regulation, medals and tokens are defined as metallic objects that have the appearance and/or technical properties of euro coins, but that are not issued under national or participating third-country legislative provisions or other foreign legislative provisions and that therefore are neither a legal means of payment nor legal tender.
Medals and tokens issued before the entry into force of the regulation may be used until the end of 2009, provided that they are not used instead of euro coins. Such medals and tokens must be recorded in accordance with the procedures applicable in Member States and communicated to the European Technical and Scientific Centre (ETSC).
This regulation is applicable in all Member States that introduced the euro in 2002 (Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal and Spain), but its scope is extended by Regulation (EC) No 2183/2004 as amended by Regulation (EC) No 47/2009 to Member States not participating in the monetary union. Member States are to lay down and implement rules on sanctions applicable to infringements of the regulation by 1 July 2005.
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If in fact, 500 animals were put to sleep in a 6 week period, shouldnt the public hold some of the blame? Its not like the SPCA just picks these animals out of your home while you are away. They generally are dropped off there. What else is the SPCA supposed to do? I guess I am not saying those actions are right, but like Bob Barker says 'have your pet spayed or neutered".
Too Bad
I hope some of the charges are not true but if they are at least people will be held accountable presuming the investigation is legitimate.
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Over the 15 years I have lived in NC, it has been rumored over and over again, that most animals sent to NCSPCA are euthanized very quickly. Because of this, I choose to do business with, and donate to, the ECSPCA. How many of the 500 euthanized would be in nice homes by now, if given a little time and some type of media exposure? So surprising that it took this long to do something. Thank you george Maziarz
Its about time
It has been rumored over the years that the Niagara County SPCA is a "killing Mill". Glad someone with some first hand info brought this to light
It never ends
This kind of stuff has been going on forever at the NCSPCA. Where are the fundraisers???? It seems ECSPCA has something going on every week. I NEVER hear of any fundraisers for NC. Unbelieveable! Hire good promotion people like EC has. Get going...get the word out. Do they ever have price breaks, such as 2 for 1 animals? A price break on older animals? Get the word out. All I hear is silence from that organization.
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Today's decision (1/4/2012) by the board of directors to leave Faso in charge "pending" further investigation speaks to the absolute negligence and incompetence of the board. Their first and foremost legal responsibility is to the organization, not their beleaguered director. They could have requested that Faso step aside temporarily and appointed someone credible (a vet perhaps) to steer the ship until the allegations resolved. Instead, they are thumbing their collective noses at the community while their contracts with towns fall like dominoes. This farce would be comical were the consequences not so dire. It's time for an investigation by the State Atty General to see if action under the NYS Non-Profit Corporations Law might be in order. Perhaps a civil suit against the board is also in order.
Here we go again folks.
Gee, here we go again. Fasos' brother is an attorney, and his Father a Judge in NC. Money and power will come into play just like the Hoskins episode in East Aurora. Its no wonder why Faso wasnt ordered to step aside.
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Saint Aristarchus is mentioned in the Epistle to the Colossians (4:10), and also in the Epistle to Philemon (v. 24). By his ascetical manner of life, this Saint proved to be another Saint John the Baptist. He became Bishop of Apamea in Syria, and brought many to the Faith of Christ. Saints Pudens and Trophimus are mentioned in II Timothy 4:20-21. Also, Acts 21:29 mentions that Trophimus was from Ephesus. According to sources that Saint Dorotheus of Tyre (celebrated on June 5) found written in Latin in Rome, these Apostles were beheaded in Rome during the reign of Nero (54-68).
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The Merchant House International story is a fine symbol of China's evolution as the Middle Kingdom continues to move up the value chain. It also says something about the nature of the United States these days and of manufacturing itself as it becomes ever more high-tech and less labour intensive. Manufacturing lobbyists here will take from it what they will.
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Footwear was one of the more obvious industries to move holus bolus to cheap labour nations - a trend MHI capitalised on with factories in China, establishing its footwear division in 1980 and exporting work shoes to the US for three decades.
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As the annual report details, the main MHI products are casual and industrial men's leather boots and shoes, diversifying into "American-style western boots" in 2003. The company has increased its annual manufacturing capacity in China to more than five million pairs of shoes. While the US is by far MHI's main market, its footwear turns up in other places as well. If you're into hard Yakka boots, you're wearing a Merchant House product.
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Founder and chairperson Loretta Lee spelt out the changing realities in the annual report:
"Manufacturing in China is becoming increasingly difficult. We face continuing cost pressures on raw materials, labour and currency appreciation, whilst at the same time our customers will not accept price increases on their products.
"The Chinese Government is committed to raising the standard of living of their people and new minimum wage mandates went into effect on 1st May, 2013. Wages in Tianjin increased 14 per cent and in Guangzhou an additional 19 per cent. These increments are designed to stimulate domestic consumption and reduce the previous emphasis on an export-driven economy.
"At the same time, the government is encouraging labour-intensive manufacturers to move inland where land and labour costs are lower. This goes hand in hand with China's 'urbanisation' objectives, where smaller townships are being pushed toward expansion and industrialisation to become regional cities.
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"Increasingly, China is no longer the low-cost producer in Asia. Production is moving south to Pakistan, Vietnam, Indonesia and Cambodia. This cycle has repeated itself for years beginning in Japan, then South Korea and now China. It means we need to continue to upgrade our products to survive and we have had some success in this regard. Our shoe orders now include a much greater percentage of branded goods as well as textiles."
The upgrade comes at a price. The company informed the ASX on November 14 that profit would be lower this half than previously expected.
And there's the cost of staffing, equipping and opening that new factory in Jefferson City, Tennessee. A Wall Street Journal story observed that with about 110 employees making 200,000 pairs of boots in its first year, the factory is small, but any footwear plant in the US now is notable as imports have more than 99 per cent of the market.
Lee told the Journal MHI wants to avoid US import duties and cut shipping costs and time by producing closer to its American customers. Even with the shipping and duty savings, US production costs will be 15 to 20 per cent higher than current Chinese output, but she hopes larger volumes and greater efficiencies can reduce the difference.
Besides, "using cheap labour" isn't a strategy that will work in the long run, she says, with sophisticated machinery from Germany minimising labour requirements. And there's US$1.5 million (NZ$1.83m) in various incentives from the Tennessee government, including tax breaks and subsidies for training workers.
The German equipment will be installed by the end of next month with worker training starting in January, with production targeted for March.
The usual bears regularly highlight China's rising labour costs and the trend to outsource low-value production to cheaper countries, but they tend to miss the point that that is what Beijing wants and requires. They also underestimate the ability of entrepreneurs like Lee to read the wind and adapt. The major reforms coming out of the Central Committee's third plenum promise to continue the long march towards a wealthier, more sophisticated country.
Besides, manufacturing in China certainly isn't in retreat. It's growing and evolving. Beyond the more basic, low-value activities that are moving elsewhere, China has developed the supply chains and skills that allow more sophisticated manufacturing than merely "cheap labour" nations can offer.
And the labour component continues to shrink in higher value-added manufacturing anyway. Certainly there's not much in a truly modern factory that can be categorised as "low skill" - automation is automation whether the robots are working in Jefferson City, Tianjin or even Melbourne. There's much more to a manufacturer's viability than the hourly cost of the cheapest available worker.
At the heavier end of industry, the United States is pinning big hopes its abundant cheap gas driving reshoring - gas so cheap in some places it's not worth piping. Debasing the currency by printing US$85 billion a month keeps the exchange rate favourable as well. It's the nature of successful businesses to adapt to whatever opportunities come along.
There are manufacturers failing in China, those that don't or can't adapt and move up the value chain, just as there are manufacturers failing in the US and here.
As the Reserve Bank keeps pointing out, our unreasonably high currency is a particular problem. It's causing casualties. It also forces us to be smarter and more efficient.
Merchant House isn't entirely alone in reversing American footwear manufacturing history. There's a former Timberland executive using crowdsourcing to try to raise the money to open a factory in New Hampshire with the goal of bringing half of his Chinese production back to the US by 2017. He's working on the basis of paying workers $US30,000 a year - still substantially more than $US4500 for a Chinese worker, but a lot less than the average Australian employee.
That sort of wage might sound like music to the ears of some Australian employers. They should remember that domestic consumption is marching in lockstep with income growth - shrink incomes and you'll also shrink consumption. That way recession lies.
For economies with stubbornly high unemployment, lower wages can be a market mechanism for clearing an oversupply of labour, but it's not a desirable longer-term goal for a rational society. It's not the basis of the future Beijing's cadres are aiming for, not the basis of what continues to make Australia one of the most desirable places on earth to live.
- Michael Pascoe is a BusinessDay contributing editor.
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Chef Alain Roby, a three-time Guinness World Record holder, prepares exquisite desserts and truffles from the finest grand cru-quality Belgian and Swiss chocolate, as well as authentic Italian Gelato, just like in Rome! The Devil's Food cake he prepared as a guest star on The Martha Stewart Show also can be enjoyed while admiring the life-sized chocolate sculptures that are seen on many Food Network specials.
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A quiet cove at dawn, where the only sound is the whir of a casting reel and the gentle splash of the fly hitting the water's surface...that's Lake Sara. A sunny afternoon slalom skiing behind a powerboat or running along the beach...that's Lake Sara. A family picnic in the grass at water's edge or a family reunion, with fried chicken and the works, under one of the pavilions...that's Lake Sara. Lake Sara is an 800-acre recreational lake nestled into a wooded shoreline, encircled by a winding road. Spend a day, a week, or a season on the shores of Lake Sara. Lake Sara has something for everyone, in every season of the year.
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Item Description: Please read before contacting me with irrational questions.
I just want back around what I paid for the items, minus tax and shipping.
Decided to go a different route.
**Everything is ~month and a half old and was only used for ~500 miles.**
*Everything when you buy the Kit from Hybrid-Racing $280
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