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Gosh, Sarah, what more do these poor guys need to do? Have they not shown clear intent to take America back to the 1890s, the golden era before socialists like Teddy Roosevelt began messing up a good thing with his trust-busting and national parks? If I were Romney, Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich or Ron Paul, I'd refuse to jump through any more ideological hoops. In fact, I'd call it quits.
But not these guys. They show no sign of stopping – which is too bad, because Martin Miller, the Times' TV editor, has crafted a fine exit speech for the next candidate who checks out. Like so many of us, he has been inspired by this bizarrely entertaining slog through the primaries. So, dear candidates, when the the votes grow sparse, the money runs out and you can't afford a speechwriter, feel free to make Miller's lofty phrases your own:
Today, I stand before you humbled by the American political process and it is with a heavy heart that I announce I'm dropping out of the presidential race.
The American people have spoken with a loud, clear voice, which said to me, "Get lost." To my staff, it sounded like "Take a long walk on a short pier." To others, it was more like "Drop dead." Dear friends and valued colleagues can disagree, but I believe with all my heart that I heard right.
When I began this noble cause on a cold Iowa morning, I promised to listen to each and every one of you. And I did. I heard about your potholes, your delayed Social Security checks and your latest bout with shingles. And since I was actually listening to you via Skype from my Napa Valley winery, I tuned you out. You just wouldn't shut up.
Blah, blah, blah. Whatever happened to American self-reliance? That can-do spirit? Half the time, I couldn't tell if you were serious – kind of like those first few rounds of "American Idol."
Still, I'll never forget meeting the common folk of this nation, naturally from a safe distance, pre-approved by my security team – and only after they had conducted a full body cavity search. (You should see yourselves during those, whoa, are those funny!) I loved our spontaneous, heartfelt conversations whenever the cameras were around and which I can no longer remember.
In leaving the race, I'm deeply saddened I won't be able to restore America to her former glory as a great nation shining on a hill. My mission was to give that nation a permanent rainbow flying over it. My other idea was that the hillsides would be populated with talking unicorns and we could ask them, "How are you?" or "What should we do about the European debt crisis?" I'm sure they'd have some pretty good ideas.
But, even more than that, I wanted this country to forget about our petty divisions, the artificial constructs that all too often come between us as Americans. There is no white, no black, no brown. No Christian, no Jew, no Muslim. There are rich and poor, though, nothing is going to change that. I'm rich, by the way.
My dream was that someday the poor would be housed in giant moat-like cities enclosed by scratch-resistant, shatterproof, transparent glass. The rich could take luxury buses to visit their cities and throw coins and trinkets down to the poor children. But let me firmly declare, they would not be permitted to taunt. Remember what happened at the San Francisco zoo that time with those tigers?
In the final analysis, my decision to step aside was motivated by the issues themselves. There are so many and most are real head-scratchers. The national debt. Immigration. Global warming. I like it warm, not hot, but warm. But, if higher temperatures mean both coasts could sink under another 20 feet of water, that could cause a lot of problems.
Somebody should do something.
But I want to urge my supporters to continue fighting the good fight – with real weapons, if necessary. I especially urge my many gun-nut supporters to do what you have to do – and nobody, including most juries, could possibly hold you responsible for your actions.
I called my opponents to offer them congratulations on a hard-fought and well-run campaign, but luckily none of them answer their phones at 3 a.m., so luckily I didn't have to talk to any of them because I really don't think that anyway. In reviewing the remaining slate of candidates, I firmly believe we'd be better off letting Randy, J. Lo and that weird gypsy singer pick a monarch.
May God bless the United States of America and some of you!

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When i began this blog, I did it as a dare. I took the dare and it was to be completely open and free – to not hide behind a single mask. I took the dare from God. I heard it as clearly as someone might hear a voice from across the room… but it was that inner voice you cant ignore, and one I knew wasn't ME talking. I was not in any mood to tell anyone my truth and reality. It had to be God because I was in a place of imprisonment, and only truth would set me free.
Over these many years, I ditched my masks one by one till only one remained. It's not like I had huge things hiding in my life… but I've always been afraid of what people would think if they just saw ME. I was shocked. People prefer truth when so often it seems they want to hear the lies. People are hungry for just blunt and frank realness.
Still I couldn't ditch that last one, no matter how hard I tried. I justified it was for the privacy of my daughter. I didn't feel it was my mask to shed. I was wrong. How could she ever shed hers if I never had the guts to shed mine. It may not have been time then. But It is time now.
In refusing to take that last step, I now realize, I nonverbally was telling her that it was a secretive and bad thing. It's the opposite of the very thing I wanted her to believe. I guess it was I who was scared to share our "real" world with anyone. I was afraid of judgement, of misperceptions, stereotypes, and the numerous people who just don't understand. It was my roadblock which means it was mine to move, not hers.
I have been waiting to see Silver Linings Playbook, which received so many awards that it's already doing the very thing that I have always prayed would happen one day… it's ushering in understanding and conversations out in the free air. I saw it last night and it broke me to my core. I was up till 2am letting the soundtrack of it play and my soul did work to it for hours.
It wasn't the movie itself that did it… (which it is an amazing story and movie) but it was in the EXTRA's tagged onto the end of the movie in bonus material… the Why's of the making of the movie from the book… the fact the director has a son who is living this life, that the director is a parent, who's lived this day in and day out, the pain and the agony… and no longer has to…
So after talking with my precious daughter today… Today the two of us are embarking together on something that will be healing for us. We will take YOU on our journey if you choose to join us in it. It will be our extra special Silver Lining if you do. We together are peeling off our masks in unison and I will put words to paper the real journey we live out, daily, with the walk of Mental Illness.
Mental Illness is NOT a dirty word. It's a description of something that is chemically wrong in the brain. It's not taboo to have diabetes and need insulin. When someone has MS or heck – lets use mine… Chiari Malformation, and life presents unique challenges and problems, no one sucks in a breath and talks quietly out of ear shot about it. It's spoken about freely and questions are asked, people learn more about something they once never heard about, and suddenly it's not scary… its something understood.
Mental Illness not a choice, or a cop out so as not to stand trial… not for the majority of the world. It's also not a death sentence. It's being dealt cards at birth and choosing to play the hand given and doing so as to not fold and give in, but to strategize and learn how to play the game better. We've been walking down this road a long time, and yet, somehow not being "hopeless" we know full well we will continue to walk this road together, as a family, for the rest of our lives. It will not be "cured" but it can be coped with.
Together she and I will express feelings and real situations she and our family deal with continually. We will share her journey of actual inner thoughts and fears that she has never allowed anyone to know outside our home, be it therapy, meds, hospitalization, or just the personal prison she is bound inside of in her own mind.
While the movie was good, it was of adults finding out as adults that they had these issues and the families who have lived with them while undiagnosed.
We have known from age 2 that Lindsey, our oldest, has had a harder time than most, and I'd argue I knew it from the beginning, but since she was my first, I didn't realize all kids didn't need mom as much as Lindsey did. It wasnt until she was 7 years old and began expressing the intense desire to die that I truly knew this was not just a dramatic child, who had behavior issues and that I wasn't a terrible parent – but that she had some real needs for help, far beyond what we could love her through.
My beautiful Lindsey, now 14, was diagnosed as BiPolar Disorder only after we went to every single different angle we could come at it from. She is also Borderline Personality Disorder, has increasing OCD tendencies, and suffers from Multiple Anxiety Disorder. For her, all of these things are early onset in childhood and she has the added issue of it being harder to control due to puberty and the hormones and chemical make up of not just the body, but of also the brain itself.
I know… It sounds like she's over diagnosed and let me tell you, as much as I'd like to agree, I do not. It's only with the added, grudgingly agreed upon, diagnoses that she has begun to gain a foothold upon her life. The last 3 years have been absolute living hell for her, and us as a family… yet, here we are, ready to try another day, and praying for a better one tomorrow.
All masks are off… There is nothing left to hide. Lindsey is smiling while I write this, doing her homework at my feet, knowing that the words I type will take us both on a painful and yet powerful journey that we need to take. I am awed by her strength and her resolve. I am moved by her willingness and her maturity to do this.I love you Linds, more than any words I'd ever write will ever express. This is a gift I am giving to you… my using the words God puts to my fingers to express your very real world, and in doing so, making it concrete and solid so you can gain a hold on things that refuse to be caught. I pray God uses it in your life and for your benefit. I plan to see this as the playbook for all the silver linings that we've found, and will find along your travel in life. (If God chooses to use it to help anyone else along the way… that is a whole playbook of silver linings that will be written in ink only those who join us on the journey will know.) And already I am excited by it.


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The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club (also know as The Pickwick Papers) was the first novel of Charles Dickens.
Published in monthly installments from 30 March (some say 31 March) 1836 until November 1837.
Remind yourself of the wonder in reading Dickens. Read The Pickwick Papers online.
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Tag-based Deployment with Capistrano 1
I've discovered that Capistrano is a useful deployment utility out-of-the-box if your needs are relatively simple. By simple, I mean that there is a single SCM that is accessible by all machines that you might need to do deployment to. This isn't always the case, especially when developing applications for large organizations. In such situations, you won't always get the access that you need to make deployment a straight-forward process. We've recently completed the deployment process for the project that I am currently working on, and it was one of those not-so-straight-forward scenarios.
Our source code is stored in an SVN repos that is seperate from the client's repos, and only used by the dev team (for CI and such). However, the client servers do not connect to our dev repos, and they want deployment to be possible from their own repos. To do this, we've developed a deployment policy, along with supporting logic in the deployment process, around making periodic deployments to the client SCM.
Basically, we tag the revision that we want to deploy on the dev repos, then do an export from the dev repos and import it to the client repos into a subdirectory that has the same name as the tagged version on the dev repos. We then communicate to the client that " ver X.Y.Z is now available for deployment". After that, either they or we can log into a machine on their network (which has access to their own SCM), do a checkout of the tagged deployment, and run the deployment process. The rest is your usual Capistrano stuff.
The first step is to add a Rake task to support the tag/build part of the process:
task :tag_build do local_repository = "svn+ssh://local/repos" remote_repository = "svn+ssh://remote/repos" build = TagBuild.new(local_repository, remote_repository) build.tag(ENV['tag'], ENV['rev']) end rake tag_build tag=x.y.z rev=123
The next step in this process is to add tag-based deployment capabilities to your Capistrano script. This first requires a modification of the "remote:deploy" Capistrano Rake task that passes a given tag to Capistrano. Here is an example of that modification (from lib/tasks/capistrano.rake):
task(:deploy) { cap :deploy, "-Stag=#{ENV['tag']}" } rake deploy tag=X.Y.Z
And last but not least, a modification to the deploy.rb file must be made to consider the new "tag" value.
if symbol_defined? "tag" set :repository, "#{base_repository}/tags/#{tag}" else set :repository, "#{base_repository}/trunk" end
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Edible Birdnest farming can be considered an ideal, most exciting and a very lucrative business. This venture is suitable for those who live in parts of Cambodia, Southern Thailand, Burma, Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippine and Indonesia. This blog is dedicated to my findings, crazy ideas, encounters with newbies, comments from friends, local news, pictures relevant to Birdnest plus my personal experiences and knowledge gained in swiftlet farming.
Thursday, April 21, 2016
The ElNino Phenomena That Will Damage Your BH !!!
The soaring temperature in most part of Peninsular Malaysia is a night mare to all Birdhouse owners.
The heat are making your BH unbearable to all those birds.
Those that stays on the top most floor will be greatly affected.
BH with no roof will face a high temperature on it's top floor ceiling.
This was what happened at Ajil BH.
I climb a ladder and placed my bare hand on the ceiling and you can imagine what happened.
It was like the surface of a frying pan about to be poured with oil.
If there are bird nests on this floor you can imagine what will happened to those young birds.
They will be heated up and most of them will be falling off of the their nests.
The Ajil bird house owner was very lucky since I shut the top floor and told her to focus on the two floors below.
The two floors below seems to be okay due to the fact that the BH was erected with a very thick layer of walls.
It was cooler however a bit too dry.
With the installation of 25 nozzles mist spray system it will help to keep the BH wet.
The water inside the main tank need to be regularly filled.
Unfortunately this BH was using water from a well.


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William Warren Taylor U.S. Army, 86th Infantry Division, 343rd Regiment World War II (1943 – 1945) European Theatre & Pacific – Bronze Star Recipient William Warren Taylor was born on August 25, 1925. He is a native to Plainfield, New … Continue reading
Deborah McFarland
Deborah McFarland USO Performer, Bob Hope USO Tours Vietnam War (1968 & 1969) Not all people can claim to have been a part of history. Growing up in Southern California as the daughter of a store owning father and a … Continue reading
Richard West
Richard West Lieutenant Commander – U.S. Army Dentistry Vietnam War (1969 & 1970), Treasure Island (1970-1972) Not all members of the military wield guns. Some work behind the scenes in roles that are, though less flashy, certainly not less important. … Continue reading
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Geoffrey Richard Jones Second Lieutenant, U.S. Army, Infantry World War II (1944-1945), Korean War (1950-1952) 2 Purple Hearts, 2 Bronze Stars, European Theater Ribbon (3 battle stars), WWII Victory medal, Army of Occupation Medal Geoffrey Richard "Dick" Jones was born … Continue reading
Ed Tanner
Edward "Ed" Tanner U.S. Army Air Corps World War II (1941-1945) 5 Air Medals Edward "Ed" Tanner was born in Macksville, Kansas, on December 31, 1920. Moving to Yuba City, California, as a young boy, Tanner gained plenty of experience … Continue reading
George Banning
George Vroom Banning Lieutenant, Navy World War II (1942-1945) Letter of Commendation for Service George Vroom Banning was born in Hackensack, New Jersey, on April 22, 1917, and he grew up there his whole life. His mother was a housewife, … Continue reading
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John Murray Fox Colonel – U.S. Marine Corps, 24th Regiment, 4th Marine Division, "C" Company; Battalion Headquarters Company; and Headquarters and Service Company of the 24th Regiment World War II (1942-1946) John Murray Fox, 91, of Greenbrae, California is a … Continue reading
Anthony Lazzarini
Anthony Lazzarini U.S. Army, 25th Aviation Battalion, "A" Company, "Little Bear" Assault Helicopter Company Vietnam War (1965-1968) Flew In Over 250 Combat Missions as a Helicopter Door Gunner and Received 11 Air Medals with 3 for Valor Anthony Lazzarini is … Continue reading
William Callender
William C. Callender U.S. Navy, Aerial Photographer's Mate 3rd Class World War Two (1946-1949) Award for Good Conduct and Marksmanship Though William Callender was born in Sacramento, he grew up in Lake Tahoe, where his parents ran a small bar … Continue reading
Richard Robert Southon
Richard Robert Southon United StatesAir Force Staff Sergeant in the 8th Air Force 99th Bombardment Wing Served From 1966-1970 Richard Robert Southon was born in Chicago, Illinois on March 5th, 1943. Southon lived in Chicago throughout his childhood as well. … Continue reading
Robert Addison Ely
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Mark Josiah Brown, Jr. U.S. Air Force, Air Weather Service & Lieutenant Colonel World War II and Korean War (1940-1963) 1 Army and 2 Air Force Commendation Medals Mark Brown is proud to say that he has served twenty-two years … Continue reading
Bill Tom
Bill Tom U.S. Army Airborne, 17th Airborne Division & Medic World War II, European Theatre of Operation Bill Tom was an 18-year-old "drop-out" who was drafted and served as a medic in the US Army Airborne in England and Continental … Continue reading
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Beatrice Brown WAVE in U.S. Navy Supply Corps, Lieutenant Junior Grade World War II (1939-1945) Born and raised in Salisbury Center, New York, 93-year-old Beatrice Fairchild Brown grew up during the Great Depression. Fortunately, her family lived in a small … Continue reading
Roy Wonder
Roy Lincoln Wonder U.S. Navy, Aviation Division Pilot, Legal Officer, and Lieutenant Commander Korean War (1951 – 1955) Ribbon for Outstanding Service Roy L. Wonder was born in Winfield, Kansas, on November 3, 1928. His father, a World War II … Continue reading
Garry Sebring
Garry Sebring U.S. Navy, Beach Jumpers Unit 1 Vietnam War (1962-1966) Garry Sebring had big shoes to fill when he enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1962 and was assigned to the Beach Jumpers Unit. Although he was not a … Continue reading
Barbara Bitgood Sebring
Barbara Bitgood Sebring U.S. Navy, WAVES, Hospital Corpsman – E-3 Vietnam War (1962-1964) Not all women wore love beads in the Sixties. Many women, like Barbara Bitgood Sebring, served our country during the Vietnam War and proudly wore dog tags … Continue reading
Michael Dennis Snyder
Michael Dennis Snyder Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy Served from 1959 to 1983 Michael Dennis Snyder was born on December 4th, 1941 in Cohoes, New York. He was no stranger to the military since his uncles had served in … Continue reading
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Helen Buckley Nugent WAVES, 7th Regiment World War II (1943 – 1945) Helen Buckley Nugent, 91, of Greenbrae, California is proud to have served her country during World War II. According to Nugent, she was a part of the "giving … Continue reading
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Carroll Walker U.S. Army Air Corps, 19th Fighter Squadron – Master Sergeant World War II (1940 – 1945) Pearl Harbor Survivor Carroll Walker, 91, of Greenbrae, California is the member of a very exclusive group: the survivors of Pearl Harbor. … Continue reading
James H. Shaw
James H. Shaw US Army, 83rd Division, 331st Infantry World War II (1943-1946) James H. Shaw, 87, of Marinwood , California is a humble veteran of World War II. Like many veterans of this era, Shaw views his service as … Continue reading
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A year into the project, Rotary and World Vision had so far established 31 irrigation projects and 33 seed banks versus goals of 50 each, and work continues. The initial rounds targeted 1,350 smallholder farming families, with 1,375 actually enrolled and work continuing to reach the ultimate goal of 4,000 families. Annual family income was raised from $250 to $1,600 in just the first year, with the final goal of $3,500 appearing to be achievable. The full, final report submitted to the Rotary Foundation can be downloaded here.
09 July 2012
Update on Rotary's Million Dollar Dream
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Biscuits were not really on my radar pre-food blogging. If I ate them growing up, it was most definitely at friends' houses and almost certainly a biscuit from one of those weird pop-open tubes in the refrigerated section. Sort of related: I just had flashbacks of my best friend's brother eating cookie dough straight out of a similar tube. As in, eating it like a candy bar. And this was a regular occurrence! My teeth hurt just thinking about it.
But when you add sweet potato to biscuits, you have my attention.
These vegan biscuits could not be any more simple or easy, and one bite in, you'll be so happy you took the small amount of time to make them and NOT pop the pre-made stuff out of a cardboard tube.
Light and fluffy, ever so subtly sweet, and adorably orange ← I have a thing for orange. And hot pink, but that might be weird for biscuits? Actually, maybe not…
This recipe requires only 8 ingredients, 1 bowl and less than 30 minutes from start to finish. As I was kneading the dough, I was reminded of how good it feels to cover your hands in flour and turn simple ingredients into something special. It's just enough kneading to get that stress-relieving, borderline therapeutic fix, and since the dough is super forgiving, it's hard to mess up these pillowy biscuits.
If you're new to baking or looking for a fun and quick recipe that's suitable even on a busy weeknight, these vegan sweet potato biscuits are for you! Smother them in vegan butter, jam, or my 5-minute homemade gravy.
If you give these vegan sweet potato biscuits a try (and we hope you do!), we'd love it if you would leave a comment or take a photo and tag it #picklesnhoney on Instagram so we can see!
- ⅓ cup non-dairy milk (I used homemade cashew milk)
- 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
- 2 cups spelt flour (or flour of choice), plus more for kneading the dough
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon fine grain sea salt
- 2 tablespoons coconut sugar
- ¾ cup sweet potato purée
- 2 tablespoons melted virgin coconut oil + extra for brushing the biscuits
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F. Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper and set it aside.
- In a small bowl, whisk together the non-dairy milk and apple cider vinegar to make vegan buttermilk. Allow it to sit and curdle for 3-5 minutes.
- In a large mixing bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, and salt. Mix in the coconut sugar. In a separate bowl, stir together the sweet potato purée and coconut oil. Stir in the non-dairy milk and vinegar mixture.
- Make a well in the center of the mixing bowl with the flour and add in the sweet potato mixture. Mix until a dough starts to form. Line your counter with a piece of parchment paper dusted with flour, transfer the dough to your counter, and knead it a handful of times, being careful not to over-mix the dough so it doesn't become tough. If the dough is too sticky, sprinkle with a little more flour.
- Using your hands, form the dough into a 1-inch thick round. Cut the biscuits using a biscuit cutter or the end of a glass and place each on your baking sheet. Brush the tops of the dough with melted coconut oil and bake for 12-15 minutes, until the tops are golden brown and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Allow the biscuits to cool for 5 minutes, then serve warm with a pat of vegan butter, homemade gravy, or jam.


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No invasion force is complete without the help of motley mercenaries -- the British enlisted the steel of the Hessians, and the Rebel Alliance enlisted the cape of Lando Calrissian. Rumbling (with cohorts) into LA: Upper Playground
Upper Playground: The main store stocks basics (shorts/pants/accessories), plus hoodies covered in everything from wide stripes to a collage of Renaissance religious art. Graphic tees include Jurassic Park variations on UP's Walrus logo, an Osama-Bush BFF mashup, and exclusive-to-LA numbers like a cartoonish map of city icons like the Roxy, Venice Beach, and...Van Nuys?
Mr Cartoon: The UP-friend/venerable LA tattooist (he's inked Eminem & Beyonce) will be hosting guest artists, and selling "items and artifacts from his passions and hobbies" (Beanie Babies -- leave the tags on 4 Life).
Estevan Oriol: This gritty photographer's selling prints, plus apparel festooned with his images of lingerie'd chicks, lowriders, and thuggish men from his Eastside neighborhood -- put your own likeness on a shirt, so when you run into the guy gracing yours you can merrily return the favor
The fourth store'll constantly rotate with everything from rare motorcycles to promotional film tie-ins, starting with DeNiro/Pacino's Righteous Kill -- a movie whose success is guaranteed, thanks to the enlistment of 50 Cent, John Leguizamo, and the ultimate mercenary, Brian Dennehey.


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Great Climb - Amazing Shoot
Wednesday, April 20, 2011 at 8:53AM
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Snow in the South from Felipe Rojas on Vimeo.
I'm not a big fan of the mountains and the snow, for one primary reason... I don't like being cold. However, thats not to say a snow covered landscape can't be beautiful. I really enjoyed this piece by Felipe Rojas on Vimeo this morning. Maybe you will to. I'm assuming that because it was posted on planet5D.com that it was shot on the Canon 5D or 7D. Doesn't matter, its beautiful.


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La Administración de la Tecnología de la Información en las Organizaciones (2011-07)The introduction of computer technology has brought organizations associated with expected productivity levels in many cases. One reason for this paradox is the consideration that this problem is reduced to a technical ...
Administración de Tecnologías de Información (2014-01)Each year the sales managers of large IT and telecommunications companies advertise "this time is good" for the final technological panacea that will solve the problems of any organization.
Analog to digital converters (2017-01-31)The resolution of an ADC is determined by the number of bits used to represent the digital number.
Aplicaciones de las gráficas por computadora (2014-03-28)On Computers graphics there are several graphs uses, for example, to represent the behavior according the data provided and so make decisions, to make editable designs, create artworks representations, among others. The ...
Aplicaciones de Redes Neuronales e Inspiracióm Biológica (2011-07)This presentation will raise a number of areas where they apply different neural network paradigms. We describe the biological model of a neuron, as well as the basics of neuron.
Aprendizaje No Supervisado (Aprendizaje Asociativo) (2011-07)It gives an introduction to associative learning using Hebb's postulate of learning networks belonging to unsupervised.
Apuntadores (2017-01-31)Los apuntadores son variables que tienen direcciones de memoria como sus valores. Por lo regular una variable contiene directamente un valor específico. Un apuntador, por otra parte, contiene la dirección de una variable ...
Arquitectura de la Tecnología de Información (2011-07)The IT architecture is composed of technology domains that facilitate their study, structured analysis and application: Application Collaboration Data and Data Warehouse Telecommunications Computing Security Internet ...
Arquitectura de un Sistema de Almacén de Datos (2011-08)The construction of a data warehouse involve determining the dimensions that must have, as well as the attributes that each will have, all within multidimensional architecture
Arreglo de Registros Internos (2011-07)The Central Processing Unit (CPU, for its acronym in English) has 14 internal registers each 16 bits. The first four, AX, BX, CX and DX are general purpose and can also be used as 8-bit registers. That is, AX can be divided ...
Arreglos (2017-08-31)This document talks about the array definition, its characteristics and the types of arrays in Java.
Arreglos y Estructuras (2011-08)The arrangements are a collection of variables of the same type that are referenced using a common name. An array consists of contiguous memory locations. The lowest address corresponds to the first element and the highest last.
Auditoría Informática (2011-07)The opening every time bigger that Mexico is giving to material enterprises even international enterprises, the growing use of informatics technologies as tool for achieve competitive advantage and trying to control trough ...
Autómata Finito Determinista (2011-07)The following document talks about the use of deterministic finite automaton (which are part of regular languages) which are abstractions of machines, without taking into account either the shape of machinery, not its size ...
Árboles (2011-07)This presentation shows the basic aspects to us that will allow to handle to the structure important tree and its characteristics us but.
Bibliotecas y Tipos (2011-07)Body whose main function is to maintain, update and facilitate the use of documents that require users to meet their information needs, research and education, with specialist staff
Calculo Proposicional, Disyunción. (2011-07)In this work we present the molecular propositions topic dilemmas that belong equally to propositional logic, which are very important for subsequent application in the construction of switching circuits.
Cálculo de Áreas Elementales (2011-07)This paper presents a systematic technique for approximating the area of a curvilinear region using easy to calculate polygonal areas.
Cálculo Proposicional (2011-07)In this work, the operations can be performed on propositional calculus that are the basis for the study of the logic and how computers work.
Cálculo Proposicional, Condicional. (2011-07)In this work we present the last of the three most important propositions in propositional calculus which is the negation of a proposition, the negation is widely used in switching circuits.


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This is a follow up I suppose. My last post was all about how my life restarted as the snow fell across Chicago, which by the way has become a winter hell vortex. And now? My school semester has ended. I survived in more ways than one, but enough about that. Maybe another time.
Something I noticed while trudging through the streets, being pelted with snow, and a wind chill was that- snow isn't like rain. Rain falls steadily and fast, or sometimes slow with heavy drops. But it's always the same way. Its straight forward, it falls down to the ground in steady streams. But with snow…snow is more like life. It's crazy. It's erratic. It stops and starts again. It falls in the most beautiful way, it floats down from the sky. It goes left or right but it's path is never straight forward. Life isn't straight forward, and it shouldn't be. My life this semester wasn't. But I shouldn't expect it to, and I have to work on that.
I like control. I like order and structure and when I can't control something I get anxious. It's no surprise I was planning my first year of college since I was in middle school, and it was no accident that I got where I am today. I worked and I worked. It's probably why I tend to focus on live TV technical producing, I control what's on screen. Why I like to edit. Because I put everything together, I'm calling the shots for the project. But this need for structure and control goes beyond just career, it impacts everything.
Even relationships. Not to say that I'm a terrible person in relationships but control is a powerful thing. Repetition and control of that. I have to let that go. I have to stop expecting everything to be so perfect or shaped how my mind wants it. I have to let my love take me in different ways that I never expected. I should want spontaneity- which is hard when social anxiety is constantly telling me to plan every single event I ever go to. Being in love with the unexpected is hard, and very hard to say yes to.
This year I picked up Year Of Yes by Shonda Rhimes, and it struck me because it was me. Simply me. The excuses, the neverminds, I 'never say yes to anything'. I wouldn't be so brave to claim that 2017 will be my year of yes, because I know my faults, but it's time to stop shying away from what I truly need.
My life should be like the snow. It should be me falling gently through hardships and letting life take me where it's supposed to.
(like someone's masterclass and Hamilton SF 2017...)
Drink of choice this post? Kava Stress Relief from yogi tea (which I ironically didn't open until after my finals were over. It'll keep me company while I continue my Jake Gyllenhaal movie binge watch between plane delay watching.)


text: Entrepreneurialism Specialty chemicals have a huge variety of uses; in fact, its more accurate to say that in most cases, its possible to produce a specialty chemical that suits whatever the needs of a particular process might be. What are Specialty Chemicals? Most chemicals are categorized in one of two groups: product chemicals, and specialty chemicals. Product chemicals are those that are produced in vast quantities, and are fairly basic and low-cost to produce. These tend to be produced in a plant that produces enormous amounts of just one or two dissimilar chemicals. specialty chemical manufacturers tend to produce much smaller amounts of their products. These specialty chemicals tend to be more costly than their goods counterparts (in part due to the effects of economies of scale), and are used less frequently for more specific and refined purposes. Specialty chemicals include inert greases, oils, and waxes, chemicals used in laboratories, water treatment chemicals, epoxies and resins, food additives, pharmaceuticals, and photographic chemicals. How are Specialty Chemicals Designed and Produced? A useful aspect of specialty chemicals is that they can be custom designed to meet the specifications of a particular product or process. The important thing to understand is that every chemical is made up of molecules that are in turn made up of different combinations of atomic elements. Each element has its own special set of chemical and physical properties, and depending on the combination of elements that are used, the chemical substance will have certain chemical and physical properties of its own. These chemical qualities are, overall, dependent on one hugely important factor: the number of electrons that a single atom of a single element is made up of. Amazingly enough, for example, the sole basic difference between elemental oxygen and elemental carbon is that an atom of oxygen has eight electrons, while an atom of carbon has six. This basic difference means that each element has entirely different physical and chemical properties. This might seem like a rather long-winded explanation, but its important for understanding how a chemist can design various types of specialty chemicals, because the ways in which various different elements react is also determined largely by the number of electrons an atom of each element contains. Another important concept is that an atom of any element has a series of layers of electrons, called shells, and with the exception of the innermost shell, each can hold up to eight electrons. An atom that doesnt have a filled outer shell will form chemical bonds with other atoms, if it can, to fill that outer shell. An atom of elemental fluorine, for example, has a total of nine electrons, and has an outer shell that is missing one electron. Its this atomic structure that makes fluorine a highly reactive element when its present in its pure form. You could say that fluorine wants to react with other chemicals so badly that it will react with almost anything in its efforts to fill up that outer shell. This makes fluorine-and other halogen gases-quite important in the production of certain specialty chemicals. These halogen gases form compounds that are highly stable, because of their special atomic structure. You can get knowledge of the different chemical and physical properties of elements and molecules, specialty on jazd chemicals. The chemists can design and produce chemicals that are inert and non-reactive at high temperatures, chemicals that repel water or dirt, that are used as lubricants, or as pharmaceutical drugs. The key is that the designer understands how to combine elements and chemicals to come up with a finished product with the chemical and physical properties that are needed. Applications of Specialty Chemicals The various applications of specialty chemicals are even more diverse than the chemicals themselves. Specialty chemicals are used in a vast array of industrial processes, and are produced as chemical products. Source- ..jazdlifesciences../pharmatech/ About the Author: 相关的主题文章:


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For some students, committing to a rental agreement will be the first time they will be required to sign a legally binding contract. Although a move off campus signifies to many students a step toward independence, Ohio State students do not have to take that step alone.
Student Legal Services can walk students through the renting process with legal counseling, offering advice on topics ranging from sublease contracts to security deposits. These services are covered by the first term enrollment charges for all students taking classes on campus.
The service, located near the corner of East 11th Avenue and High Street, is a nonprofit and functions independently from university offices and departments, offering full confidentiality to student clients.
Molly Hegarty, the managing director of Student Legal Services, said the office counsels through advice, representation, education and resources.
"We are more than just attorneys, we are attorneys for students," she said. "What we're trying to do is not only represent and advise them when there is an issue, but also proactively educate students."
Hegarty said the most common advice sought by students is lease reviews. With many students not aiming for law school, the complicated and potentially ambiguous language in a contract can be intimidating and overwhelming.
And with that contract's ability to hold students to a long and expensive commitment, SLS encourages students to stop by and sit down with an attorney for a line-by-line review of the terms, explaining to students their rights and responsibilities under Ohio law.
"We really want (students) to know what they're getting into," she said. "There are some lease terms they might not be familiar with, they may not understand the ramifications of what it means to sign a lease with five other people … we're not trying to get them to not sign a lease; we just want them to know what the lease says and what it's going to mean for them."
Although not all contracts have hidden pitfalls or are written with bad intent, Hegarty said she thinks it's a good idea to make sure both tenants and landlords are on the same page. Landlords might not be bad people, but that doesn't necessarily make them good business people.
And the service can even assist students who only have a vague idea of how to kick off their off-campus housing search, offering pre-lease appointments that can help students know where and what to look for in the off-campus housing market.
Matters concerning security deposits are another popularly addressed issue at SLS, with students seeking advice on issues ranging from check amount disputes on returned deposits to not having received a returned deposit or explanation at all, Hegarty said.
Under Ohio law, a former tenant is entitled to a returned security deposit or an itemized list of deductions and a total of withholdings from a landlord within 30 days of giving a forwarding address and returning keys.
Hegarty said even a dispute of smaller amounts on a returned deposit is worth investigating through SLS.
"It's at least worth it to come into our office to talk about your options because that is 45 minutes or less or your time," she said. "It's worth coming in for that initial consultation to find out where you stand."
But a renter's best move to secure a returned deposit might be a preemptive one by documenting the state of a house or apartment before the first leg of a futon touches down.
Hegarty said SLS suggests immediately taking photographs or video of damage and filling out one SLS's move-in checklists, even if it complements one provided by your landlord, so that renters have evidence in the event of a future discrepancy. Photos and another rundown of the checklist at move-out can also provide comparative evidence.
"We understand the whole picture of a student really well. We understand that this is a small subset of what else is going on in your life. If we can take away that little part and help you and free you up for everything else that's important, that's important for us," she said.
Hegarty said Student Legal Services sees about 4,000 students annually, offering services regarding civil, traffic and criminal misdemeanor issues, and has increased over the past five years with positive word-of-mouth.


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There is never a dearth of walking trails in UK starting from coast and crags, lakes, lochs moors and mountains. There is something interesting for everyone. Here are 5 of the top weekend walks for you to choose from. Check out these visual treats enlisted below –
1. Alfriston, South Downs:-
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The South Downs, its serene villages, rolling hills, and spectacular coastline is the ideal getaway if you are looking for a place away from the city. Climb up to the Seven Sisters after a walk by the River Cuckmere to the sea and getting awed by the chalk cliffs from below. Reach Birling Gap before heading back.
2. Langdale Valley, Lake District:-
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Filled with soaring peaks, this walk starts at Great Langdale campsite. Explore the craggy Langdale Pikes on the first day. For your second day walk, head towards the Crinkle Crags and Bowfell, where you can get a view of every group of fells in the Lake District national park.
3. Ivybridge, Dartmoor:-
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Stone circles, rocky tors and hill forts, you find it all at Devon. Walk north from Ivybridge by the Two Moors Way. Marvel at the longest stone row in the world at Erme Plains before hiking to Higher Harter Tor. Return the next day, picking your way through the wild yet accessible landscape.
4. Torridon, North Highlands:-
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Start off at Lower Diabag and head with the sea loch to the left and peaks to the right. Reach Redpoint, to look at its orange sand beach and huge dunes before coming back to spend a night at Craig.
5. Rannoch Moor, Perthshire:-
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Take the Friday night sleeper from London to Rannoch Station where the walk starts on Saturday morning. Walk across the moorland patchwork and the towering monoliths of Glencoe. Stop overnight at the Station House in Corrour. Start early on Sunday to walk along the Lairig Leacach to Spean Bridge. Take the sleeper train back to London from here.


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Monday, June 11, 2018
Seen From Above: 8th Asian Open Water Championship
The 8th Asian Open Water Championship was held on Bangsaen Beach in Chonburi, Thailand on February 24th (5 km) and 25th (10 km) 2018, sponsored by the Asia Swimming Federation.
More than 60 athletes from 10 Asian National Federations gathered with Japan earning 8 medals on the 5 km and 10 km races.
5 km Top 3 Men:
1. Taishin Minamide (JPN) 1:24:40
2. Lev Cherepanov (HKG) 1:25:48
3. Taiki Nonaka (JPN) 1:25:48
5 km Top 3 Women:
1. Yukimi Moriyama (JPN) 1:44:52
2. Nikura Minami (JPN) 1:46:41
3. Yumi Kida (JPN) 1:46:41
10 km Top 3 Men:
1. Taishin Minamide (JPN) 1:53:41
2. Vitaliy Khundyakov (KAZ) 1:54:49
3. Taiki Nonaka (JPN) 1:54:49
10 km Top 3 Women:
1. Yukimi Moriyama (JPN) 2:08:11
2. Nikura Minami (JPN) 2:09:16
3. Yumi Kida (JPN) 2:10:00
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Creating ReflectionsMarch 29, 2010
Designer and Client RelationshipMarch 25, 2010
Over the past couple of projects it has been pressed upon me time and time again on how special the relationship is between the designer and client. You would think that after doing X amount of flyers/ logos/ websites etc. I could get burned out with creative ideas. Well not so, the reason is because I am not creating from my own inspiration but from the clients.
The client is actually doing the creating of the flyer / logo/ or website. Therefore it is important for the client to have a good idea or direction the project needs to go. I find that if the client has no idea of which direction they want the project to go then they do one of two things.
1 They spend more money then they really wanted. This is done by having multiple revisions and redo's or hoping from one designer to another. Although some artist charge by the job remember if you burn them the first time around good luck with trying to work with them again. They will remember how much time and effort was put in for the little compensation.
2 The client get up set with the artist because they are not seeing what they want. Its pretty much a lose lose situation for the client. to remedy this issue your graphic artist should always recieve some type of creative brief from you. This creative brief should outline what you are looking to receive as an end result. If the creative brief is open ended expect your project to be open ended.
An example of a creative brief can be found here PDF file.
Although designers and artist are creative they have to listen and internalize what the client wants. Writing your thoughts on paper for the designer will make it plain and concrete.
So, when you are looking to hire a designer/ graphic artist make sure they are really listening to what you are looking to have as an end result. If they don't have you fill out a creative brief I would second guess that artist.
Well thats all that was on my heart this week.
Next week I will be back to creating tutorials for photoshop and illustrator. Next week I will create a tutorial on how to create reflections. If you would like to receive the tutorial as soon as I post it please sign up for the email list.
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Work Work and More WorkMarch 18, 2010
It has been a while since I posted something new. Ever since the beginning of this year (2010) I have been extremely busy with side projects. I thought I would share some of the projects that I have worked on over the past couple of weeks.
I have done flyers, banners, motion graphics, websites, and logos. Some are still in process but I thought I would share with you all and see what you think.
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This was window treatmeants for the new place of worship for Labourers For Christ. This is on the inside of the building.
This is window treatments on the outside of the building.
This was a flyer done for the introduction of a name change from Pentacost Word of Faith to New Life Experience Christian Center. The logo was also another project.
I did this project over a couple of months time during my spare time. A portrait of my lovely daughter.
This was a flyer done for a conference in GA. Multiple versions but this was a good selection by Family Restoration which I also dd the logo.
website – http://labourers4christ.publishpath.com/
In this website there is a short video that I created also.
short video – http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?v=app_2392950137&id=1311387943#!/video/video.php?v=1341351176452
Last but not least a flyer/ ad that I did for Tykielah promoting her lovely parfaits. I would like to highlight the logo was also created by me. This is one of my prized projects because I also had the previlidge of creating the labels. I pretty much had a big say in how everything looked on this product given that my wife is the owner. lol. …You can also visit the website I created by clicking on the link www.delitecakes.com
Please let me know what you think of the work.


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Dec 2012
In July, 2003, Jonathan, a recent Ph.D. graduate from Utah State University, joined the newly formed Greenhouse Production Research Group (GPRG) of the USDA-ARS Application Technology Research Unit as a Research Horticulturist. As one of the original members of the GPRG group, and one of two scientists initially located at the University of Toledo worksite, Dr. Frantz has contributed tremendously to the development and progress of the GPRG. However, his time with us has come to an end as he recently accepted a position effective January 2013 with DuPont Pioneer in Iowa as a Research Scientist.
Over the years Jonathan has researched plant nutrition including the use of silicon and its effects on plant stress as well as different nutritional and production issues of local and national floriculture growers. Other areas of research included hydrogels, alternative soilless media components, and the use of sensor technology in plant production. One of his most distinguished accomplishments with the GPRG is the innovation of Virtual Grower, a software program that brings together several existing models to assist greenhouse users predict heating and energy use specific to their location, greenhouse design, crop produced, and management preferences.
During his nine years with USDA-ARS, Jonathan has received numerous awards, been a member of several local and national associations, dedicated service to different organizations, invited as speaker/presenter at different locations around the country and the world, received and collaborated on different grant projects, and has published an abundance of articles and in peer-reviewed journals numerous trade articles and books.
Jonathan says, "We have done a lot of good things, I think, in our time here. The industry has been very good to us and I hope we've responded in kind to them. It's never easy leaving a place, especially when it is full of good people and good times. I'll miss the team in Toledo!"
Dr. Frantz will be greatly missed by the entire GPRG team and we extend to him and his family best wishes in all his endeavors.
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Furnace Repair: 5 Common Furnace Problems
A furnace is a very important device in your home especially during winter and cold seasons. Sometimes, just like any other man-made machine, your furnace will break down and give you trouble. Some of these problems can easily be missed and that is why regular maintenance checks by furnace repair Oshawa experts are imperative. A comfortable, safe and secure home especially during the cold seasons requires a working furnace. Below are some of the most common furnace problems and how you can handle them.
6 Stunts to Use When Packing & Moving Your Christmas Decorations
The idea of packing and having to move your stuff is never a great experience. And it is no fun either especially when it is during the Christmas holidays. Edmonton movers have some of the best tips when it comes to moving your Christmas decorations. To successfully pack and move your holiday decorations for the move requires that you have the right supplies for the job.
Getting These 5 Key Interior Painting Facts Before Painting Your Apartment
Before you start to DIY paint your apartment, there are a few pointers regarding interior painting that you need to know. Interior painting Toronto means much more than just whipping up a brush and stroking paint on the wall. You need to know the secrets behind getting a good paint job first. You also need to have the right equipment for the job. That's if you want your interior painting project to be a success.
9 Crucial Roof Remodeling Tips for Home Owners
When it comes to home remodeling, one of the main components that you can never miss is the roofing Toronto. In fact, you need to put some good attention to your roofing prior to the beginning of the whole remodeling process of your roof.
10 Plumbing Tricks That All Advanced Plumbers Should Know
Plumbing ranks among some of the many home improvement jobs that can drive DIYers crazy. Problems will arise, projects will grow, and frustrations will multiply. Simple problems like a drain repair can make your day so stressful that you wish you had called a plumbing company or a plumber Toronto. And the sad truth to this story is that at times even the pros of the game also fall victims of such problems.
7 Futon Mattresses That You Should Considered Purchasing
Sometimes too much of anything can be overwhelming, and this is exactly true when it comes to choosing from a wide variation for one product. So to help you in your endeavors we have taken the liberty to compile a list of 7 futon mattresses that you should consider purchasing, and let's not forget to protect these fantastic futon mattresses by getting a futon cover Canada style.
Do You Know These 10 Facts About Your AC?
You may not know it, but there is a lot more history to your home's air conditioner than you might think. If you take a trip down the memory lane, you will now notice just how far the air conditioning has come. This article points to ten facts about your home's air conditioning. These facts will turn heads in any dinner conversation.
When it to patio décor, it should be more than mere beauty, the quality of the outdoor furniture should worthy each penny; the choice of the furniture determines this. Below are some tips that will guide you in making an informed decision when choosing the best patio furniture.
6 Other Exciting Uses of Driveway Alarms Most Homeowners Don't Know About
Most of you already know the primary reason why people get a driveway motion sensor. That is to detect whenever any vehicle or person enters or exits your driveway. I have written this article to enlighten you in many more way that you can use your driveway alarm. There are two main components in a driveway alarm, the sensor, and the receiver. The driveway motion sensor is usually installed next to the driveway to send a signal to the receiver whenever anything or anyone passes next to it. The receiver, on the other hand, sends an alarm that will notify the owner of the driveway of another presence nearby. The receiver does this by producing emitting chime, flashing light or beep sounds.
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Weeks before the wedding I got into a fluster about timings for the big day to mix in with my hairdresser and she sorted that so we were all on time. Not only did she do my make up, keep me calm but she also participated in helping me into my wedding dress and battling with a popper which wouldn't clip together. Despite a taxi was outside waiting she stayed to make sure I had my last lot of lip gloss on before going into the church. Gemma went above and beyond what I expected her to do and I would recommend her to any newly engaged lady and tell her to book Gemma while you can!!
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Mosquito Control Adelaide
The one guest everyone can be sure will show up to any outdoors gathering is your friendly neighborhood mosquito. However, he's rather like that one family member that everyone prefers to forget is coming, and then ignores for the entirety of the gathering. If you're fed up with mosquitoes zipping around, sucking the blood of you and your loved ones and then leaving behind itchy bumps for you to scratch, deal with the Best Pest Control Adelaide who can help you gain control of your backyard once again.
We completely understand how aggravating mosquitoes are and we can rescue you from the tiny, unbearable nuisances that zip about your ears and cause all sorts of trouble. We have a crew of highly experienced and trained pest control professionals ready to help you with your Mosquito control needs.
Our mosquito control team handles jobs in any of the suburbs surrounding Adelaide. We only employ technicians with the highest qualifications in mosquito control and all the necessary licensing to remove your mosquito struggles. We have assisted thousands of clients throughout our years and they always leave happy because of our "get it right the first time" motto. We are ready for any pest issue, whether it's fleas and fly control or infestations of rats.
The Mosquito Control Services we provide include:
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What is a mosquito?
Mosquitoes as a species consist of various tiny, midge-like flies. Some of the mosquito varieties are harmless, and some even have uses. In most species, the females cause all the problems, using their proboscis mouthpieces to puncture your skin and suck up some blood.
Blood loss is seldom the main cause for a problem, if it's a problem at all. The saliva of a mosquito, however, can often result in irritation that leads to itchy welts. Even more concerning than the rash though is the possibility of spreading diseases. When mosquitoes go from victim to victim, a few varieties will carry terribly dangerous diseases such as malaria, dengue and yellow fever.
Most types of mosquitoes can be found resting in cooler spaces during the hottest parts of the day. They wait there until evening, feeding most actively at dawn and dusk. Despite their sluggishness, mosquitoes might bite if bothered during the day.
Mosquito Prevention
They say the best defense is a good offence. The most essential way to keep mosquitoes at bay is to make sure they don't have an opportunity to settle in the first place. Here are some back yard mosquito control that you can do to prevent mosquitoes yourself.
1. Eliminate standing water to minimize areas where mosquitoes can breed. Empty pots of flowers, kid toys, and other places where water can pool should be removed or emptied.
2. Clean gutters. Gutters that are clogged will hold water and give mosquitoes a place to lay eggs.
3. Cut back your vegetation. Mosquitoes also dine on plant nectar when they are not sucking your blood, so it's common to find them in thicker vegetation around the property.
4. Rid yourself of yard debris, like branches and grass clippings. Just like water sources these can prove to be breeding grounds.
Professional Mosquito Control
Sometimes, despite your best efforts at preventing a mosquito infestation you end up with the nasty pests in your yard. With Best Pest Control Adelaide you are serviced by highly trained and fully certified pest control professionals. We can provide a barrier mosquito control spraying treatment that cannot only eliminate adult mosquitoes, but will also destroy the larval stages.
A typical barrier spray treatment contains pyrethin, which is taken from dried chrysanthemum plants and is a natural botanical pesticide. It may also contain pyrethoids, which are synthetic imitations. A barrier spray is typically used on vegetation around the property to kill and paralyze mosquitoes on contact.
Employing a Larvacide can also prove effective when used on standing water. Our mosquito control professionals can treat your ditches and ponds to ensure that mosquitoes never reach adulthood.
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If you have a re-occurring or consistent issue with mosquitoes then mosquito control devices, such as automatic mosquito misting system, might be just the ticket. An auto-spray system lets out a spray for 30 seconds, 2-4 times a day. This spray can eliminate and serve as outdoor mosquito control all over your yard. The systems consist of unobtrusive nylon tubes that connect various nozzles around your property. We will automatically fill and service this system, and prepare it for winter so that you don't have to worry a bit.
If you prefer not to use synthetic pesticides, our Pest Control technicians are trained to provide natural mosquito control as an option for your mosquito control needs. Our all natural methods can be applied all across your property, anywhere mosquitoes are found. We use essential oils and some botanical fragrance that disappears within hours so that you're not polluting the environment in any way.
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