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text: content LE Magazine May 2007 Dr. Donald MorseRenaissance Man and Life Extensionist By Dave Tuttle Donald Morse learned about life extension at an early age. While majoring in biology at the City College of New York, he took a course in 1950 on the anatomy, physiology, and mechanics of exercise. Writing a term paper on the effects of cigarette smoking on endurance, he found some early studies showing that smoking caused emphysema and lung cancer. At the time, it was considered fashionable to smoke, but he threw out his "cancer sticks" and never smoked again. In 1956, during his second year at New York University's College of Dentistry, his pathology professor opened up a cadaver's coronary arteries and a foamy white material came out. When Morse asked his professor where it came from, he was told it was the result of eating lots of butter, cheese, eggs, and whole milk. From that time forward, he avoided those foods, focusing on healthier ways to get his essential nutrients from food and supplements. Excelling in Academia and Athletics Morse has an impressive list of academic achievements that could easily stand alone as a life's work. He graduated cum laude from the City College of New York with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology, and graduated with honors from NYU's College of Dentistry. He received a master's degree in clinical psychology from West Chester University and a PhD from Columbia Pacific University. While teaching at Temple University, he was awarded the Faculty Research Award for his studies of stress and its management. Morse also served as editor-in-chief of The International Journal of Psychosomatics for 10 years, and for the last five years, he has held the same position with The Journal of Spirituality and Paranormal Studies. At the Natural USA Bodybuilding Championship, Dr. Donald Morse took first place at age 74. During his academic career, Morse was the principal investigator in projects involving nutrition, pain and stress management, meditation, acupuncture, and hypnosis. He has written over 220 scientific articles and 12 books of nonfiction, including Surviving Stress: Simple, Safe, Strategic Solutions. He has also penned four medical mystery novels: Deadly Reaction, Eye to Eye, Lethal Penetration, and Malpractice. "I've been teaching stress management, health, and wellness for 30 years," notes Morse. "In my preparation for these courses, I've relied on information from lectures, books, scientific articles, and the Internet. During the last few years, I've relied heavily on Life Extension magazine. I've incorporated much of this information in my own life extension plan." While all this was going on, Morse still found time for exercise and competing in singles and doubles tennis tournaments. These competitions provided an outlet for his athletic spirit, which has been a lifelong constant. Back in grade school, he played basketball and lifted weights. At City College, he formed a weightlifting team and led it to a first-place finish at the Eastern Intercollegiate Weightlifting Championships in 1953. A true renaissance man, Morse believes that you need to develop your mind and body to be a complete person. "As far back as I can remember, I have followed the ancient Greek motto: A sound mind in a sound body," he says. "People who don't follow this adage often have an excellent mind, but their body collapses and they wind up sick, disabled, or dead. Proper nutrition supplies nutrients for the mind and body. Proper exercise delivers these nutrients to the mind and body. And meditation relaxes both the mind and body, which is necessary after physical activity and stressful encounters." "Physical and mental exercise can also help prevent Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia," he adds. "When a person doesn't look and feel well, he or she can become depressed and be more prone to disease. I believe one reason some people think you can't do both is that many intellectuals have poorly developed bodies and many well-muscled athletes have poorly developed minds. You can be both well-built and intelligent, and a well-conditioned body will make it easier to remain intelligent well into your nineties." Never Too Late to Get Fit Now retired from academia, Morse is exploring other avenues for his indomitable spirit. He competes in amateur bodybuilding contests (which often have age-restricted classes), performing admirably in the over-70 division. He recently won the Senior Grand Master title at the 2005 Natural USA Bodybuilding Championships of the Natural Physique Association. He also won the Grand Master Championships at the 2004 Musclemania Nation's Capitol Bodybuilding Contest. With his drive and commitment, he will no doubt achieve more victories in the future. "It's an exhilarating feeling to win a bodybuilding title," says Morse. "The younger competitors tell me that I inspire them. While most people might not choose this particular sport, it's important to find a physical activity that you do enjoy and go for it. As long as you don't have any medical contraindications, it's never too late to start a fitness regimen." Morse adds, however, "You must remember that it took you a long time to get out of shape, so it will take time to get back into shape. Nevertheless, it can and should be done. Studies show that even people in their eighties and nineties can benefit greatly from an exercise program. It will reduce your body fat, increase your muscle mass, improve your flexibility, and make you look and feel better." While Morse does have bronchial asthma and spinal stenosis—a narrowing of the spinal canal that can compress nerve roots—his healthy lifestyle has minimized the need for medications. Although he occasionally uses a prescription inhaler if he cannot avoid exposure to an irritant such as cat dander, house dust, or cigarette smoke, he has been virtually asthma-free for the last decade because of his exercise program, proper nutrition, and supplement regimen. In addition, after briefly using such prescription pain relievers as Celebrex®, Vioxx®, and Bextra®, he found a physical medicine specialist who is also a bodybuilder. With proper therapy and an appropriately designed regimen of resistance exercise, he was able to strengthen his back muscles such that the discomfort from spinal stenosis became tolerable. He also rubs capsaicin (a natural extract from peppers) into the skin of his lower back, which he finds to be very effective in reducing and even eliminating pain. "Whenever possible, I choose alternative or complementary medical options rather than relying on synthetic prescription drugs," says Morse. "However, when the risk/benefit ratio is favorable, I believe that prescription drugs should be used. For example, for an attack of acute asthma, a rapidly acting anti-asthmatic can be lifesaving." Preparing to Stick Around Morse believes that the keys to optimal health and greater longevity are largely within our grasp. "Like many people, I was told the best way to live a long life was to 'choose the right parents,'" he says. "But the latest information suggests that environmental factors are much more important in determining longevity. Exercise, proper nutrition, relaxation therapy, adequate sleep, a sense of humor, being spiritual, having friends, developing hobbies, seeking the help of friends or professionals when needed, and taking vacations can all help a person live a long and healthy life. Follow this advice, and you better be prepared to stick around for many years." Donald Morse's Supplement Regimen As new research demonstrates the benefits of various nutrients, Donald Morse has slowly added to his list of supplements. He currently takes the following nutrients each day. 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Hi all,
im going to use this thread to share most of my personal non work sketches and the odd finished image. The updates won´t be daily, but i will post as often as i have something to show you.
Enough said, heres the first pics.
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Drop crits and comments if you have them, i´d like that,
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OLSEN, you had better get your ass back into gear to finish that Thunderdome entry... it was looking badass my friend. Suck it up and finish! :chug:
Strych9ine-> Thanks mate, its good to hear that from you. :beer:
But the main reason i dumped Moses was that the teqnique (spelling??) i used was really timeconsuming, the last version of the WIP of the character was something like 70% done, and then i had to add the background aswell and that would take another 10 hours.. It was a kind of experiment for me to see how detailed i could go without going crazy, and well, i went to far with it.
In other words, Moses as you have seen him wont make it to thunderdome.. Hopefully i will get back on the train when the final images start to drop in and the muse speaks to me again.
Cheers! :chug:
I finally have a scanner, so this thread will be updated a bit more often from now on, but not too often, i dont want to spend all my time scanning and not drawing.
Markers and ballpoint. One of my "best" sketches in a while, i like the feel.
A sketch i tried to save, you can still see the original linework under the black, i think it turned out ok though. Markers, ballpoint and white pencil.
Drop comments if you have them.
Good to see your pen and inks . cool style
are u in school ?
Thanks, glad you like my style.
And, no, im not in school. I work from home doing rpg illustrations and 28mm figure sculpting. It´s very bad pay but atleast i get to draw and sculpt all day long without feeling bad about it.
The DSG topic was "Dragonslayer Sword" so i made this broken blade with ballpoints and markers. I usually stay away from drawing weapons unless it´s part of a character or a scene, but if it´s a DSG it´s a DSG... I think it turned out ok so here it is:
And a failed marker sketch i did my best to save in photoshop:
Comment if you have any.
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really cool stuff, i dig the black and whites a lot the color piece gets muddy with all the use of brown in your colors. but it has a good sense of light overall, good stuff
thanks for commenting siskol p.
Cool you like my black and whites, thats my main focus at the moment, well, actually it has always been my main focus, but i wish i had more time to practise my colors, i see your point about the muddy colors, oh well..
I posted this in the orc thread in "its finally finished", but putting it here too so it wont slip into oblivion.
Comments makes my day.
The "Hanging" one is my new wallpaper!
Some updates, you have most probably seen all of these in the orc thread in the "finaly finished" section, but i post them here in the hopes to get some feedback on them.
Be cool, post a comment.
VAST improvement on the colors that red one with the army is HOT!!! definatly the winner of the color pieces you've done so far. i'd keep to what you're doing (basically 2 colors split compliments...) its working well for you, and the detail is there as well.. like i said, MUCH improved...
Thanks man!
I´ve been working my ass off lately searching for a quick and good looking style for my colors, so it really makes my day that somebody noticed improvement. I´ll keep them coming.
yeah keep up the colours for sure.
Hi Olsen,
I especially like your latest orc-pieces. One can see the improvement and fun you had with this topic. The style of the orcs reminds me a bit of Ian Miller, a british illustrator I really loke. If you don´t know his works, yet, have a look at them. Very dark and gothic!
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Thanks for the reply Fipse.
I made a search for Ian Miller on Google but all i got was some minimal thumbnails and a babyblue dragon that wasnt gothic at all. If you have a good link to his work it would be great if you posted it. I think i recognice his name from Games Workshop, am i wrong about that?
Yeah, he did some work for Games Workshop in the late 80´s/early nineties (e.g. 3rd edtition Warhammer Fantasy Battle/Realm of Chaos) when their stuff wasn´t so heavily pre-visualized.
But he´s done more stuff. He´s done great illustrations for the "lord of the rings" and an attended bestiary, moviework, coverart etc. Here´s a bit about him: http://www.deliriummag.com/ianmiller.html
Most work I connect with him is black and white pendrawing with masses of details.
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Is "loke" sort of like the median of like and love... if it's a typo it was a beneficial mistake. At least for me... I'm gonna start using that word.Originally posted by Fipse
The style of the orcs reminds me a bit of Ian Miller, a british illustrator I really loke.
I really like all these sketches... especially the hanging one and the sword. You're color work looks great as well.
Thanks Chromo.
Thanks for the link, now i know who he is, and now im going to browse through all my old white dwarfs to see if i can find his art there, i really like that guys style.
Miniguns and religious fanatics. Just for fun.
cool stuff, i like the color works
Thanks Dann.
Spaceship thumbnails.
Markers, inks and gouache. Just for fun.
Ooo, love the spaceship thumbnails, very cool. I think the first one especially. Also thought you pulled off that "dragonslayer" sword extremely well. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Sinix.
Heres some submarine thumbs i just did for a weekly design group at another forum.
These are tight dude....Good ideas coming.....
Thanks MrFrost,
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This salad was served at a local spring festival and was enjoyed by all. The slightly spicy seasonings add just the right amount of festive flair.
- 4 cups chopped cooked chicken
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- 1 can (15 to 16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies
- 1/2 cup sliced ripe olives
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
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- 2 tablespoons chopped sweet red pepper
- 2 tablespoons chopped green pepper
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 5 to 6 cups shredded lettuce
- 2 medium tomatoes, chopped
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- In a large bowl, combine the first 11 ingredients; mix well. Cover and chill until ready to serve. Serve on a bed of lettuce; top with tomatoes and corn chips. Yield: 8 servings.
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I thought these were really good.Okra really makes them moist and jalapeño gives a nice kick.great combination of flavors!
Tomato-and-Okra Cornmeal Cakes
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The recipe combines my favorite flavors of our sultry, so-hot-you-peel-off-your-clothing Alabama summers: okra, tomatoes, corn, basil, and a personal staple, pimento cheese. Make your own pimento cheese. I love how the cheese starts to melt when it hits the hot cake. It's so important to assemble these right away, when the corncake is still hot and crispy. I thought these were summer on a plate. Delicious.
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An easy recipe to modify. I will add more veggies and onions next time. I didn't have regular cornmeal so I used self-rising cornmeal. I definitely had to add water to the batter. This was yummy with the cheese added.
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More time consuming than I thought, the cornmeal cakes didn't look anything like the picture but they tasted great! Love the combination of flavors .. even the okra!


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Grant will support a Seattle Children's Research Institute global health project
Seattle Children's Research Institute announced today that it has received a US$100,000 Grand Challenges Explorations grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The grant will support an innovative global health research project conducted by Charles V. Smith, Ph.D., director of the Center for Developmental Therapeutics of Seattle Children's Research Institute, titled "Cheap, Practical Surfactant Therapy for Premature Infants."
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The survival rate of infants born prematurely has increased dramatically in recent years, largely through wider use of prenatal corticosteroids to accelerate fetal lung maturation, improvements in respiratory support provided to preterm infants, and increased administration of pulmonary surfactant (a soap-like material that is produced in the lungs in healthy infants, but is commonly lacking in babies born preterm) to improve lung function. Infants born prematurely in developing countries generally do not receive surfactant when they need it, primarily because of high costs associated with commercially available surfactants. The goal of Dr. Smith's research is to produce an effective and practical pulmonary surfactant that can be formulated from materials costing less than US $5 per dose, as opposed to the $400 to $750 per dose, or more, for surfactants presently available commercially. This inexpensive surfactant will enable health care workers in developing countries to provide premature newborns with a potentially lifesaving drug at a reasonable cost, while reducing the incidence of chronic lung disease and long term morbidity in these fragile infants.
"These are bold ideas from innovative thinkers, which is exactly what we need in global health research right now," said Dr. Tachi Yamada, president of the Gates Foundation's Global Health Program. "I'm excited to see some of these daring projects develop into life-saving breakthroughs for those who need them the most."
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Grand Challenges Explorations is a five-year, $100 million initiative of the Gates Foundation to promote innovation in global health. The program uses an agile, streamlined grant process – applications are limited to two pages, and preliminary data are not required. Proposals are reviewed and selected by a committee of foundation staff and external experts, and grant decisions are made within approximately three months of the close of the funding round.
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Just two days after the city agreed to help, Genesis Health System has started building its new medical office complex in Moline. This morning, officials of Genesis and the city planted a tree, instead of holding a traditional ground breaking ceremony. Genesis Medical Park-Moline will be located along 41st Street, near the library, and eventually use about 36 acres of the 42 owned by the health system. President and CEO Doug Cropper says the project is an example of some of the major changes occurring in health care.
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Yummy addition to the sweet potato recipes. Needed extra olive oil to coat (otherwise the brown sugar was just solid lump). Definately will make again.
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I wish people would get the thought out of their heads that sweet potatoes have to be seasoned with sugar/honey. I love sweet potato fries that are just lightly salted. A dip I make has curry. garlic, minced onion and mayo. don't know why these seasonings couldn't be added to the oil or sprinkled on when baking, minus the mayo, of course. Try it you'll like it!!
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Create semaphore file(s), used to limit access to a file. When lockfile fails to create some of the specified files, it pauses for eight seconds and retries the last one on which it failed. The command processes flags as they are encountered (i.e., a flag that is specified after a file will not affect that file). This command is most often used by scripts and applications as a way to avoid multiple users changing the same file at once.
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Time (in seconds) after a lockfile was last modified at which it will be removed by force. See also -s.
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Since she broke up with One Direction 's Harry Styles in early 2013, Taylor Swift hasn't really dated anyone, but that hasn't stopped the media from linking her romantically with any man she's seen within 20 feet of. Now, the singer says categorically that not only doesn't she have a boyfriend, but her single status is "one of the best things" in her life.
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Rangers defenseman Michael Del Zotto snapped his 20-game goal drought with his first period shorthanded goal, and in the process notched his 100th career NHL point in his 231st NHL game. It was is second shorthanded goal of his career.
The 22-year-old defenseman finished the night with the goal, an assist, three shots, three hits and a plus-2 rating in 20:51 of ice time.
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With his game-winning goal in the second period, Rick Nash is now one tally shy of 300 in his career, and one appearance shy of his 700th NHL game. The winger finished with the goal and four shots in 18:39 of ice time and has points in 11 of his last 15 games, posting eight goals and nine assist during that span.
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Rangers captain Ryan Callahan assisted on Carl Hagelin's first period goal, and is now one helper shy of 100 for his NHL career. The 27-year-old was credited with three hits and two blocked shots in 21:45 of ice time. Callahan has four goals and four assists in his last nine games.
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After posting a 2-1 shootout win on Monday night against the Carolina Hurricanes, Rangers netminder Henrik Lundqvist was called upon again Tuesday night against the Devils, marking the 63 time in his career The King has started both games of a back-to-back. On the back-end, Lundqvist is 39-17-7 with a 1.92 goals against average, a .932 save percentage and six shutouts.
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Uninvited Squirrels Joining Your Holiday Festivities?
Two plump gray squirrels (the braver of the two pictured above) have recently been sneaking in our home through a fist-sized hole in the roof (awesome!). Once I realized they were actually inside our house's structure—they began running laps in our kitchen's ceiling—I decided I'd had enough. So, I called a professional to see what humane options exist and the dangers of having these gray guests.
Disclaimer: Our house (pictured above) needs to be painted and have its roof replaced. The colors are just terrible and it's in bad shape, we know. Those are 2011 projects, so more on that is to come.
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We all try to keep our home safe and healthy: using chemical-free cleaning products; purchasing organic produce; using VOC-free paint. And the list goes on and on. But what I didn't know is how harmful squirrels can be to your space, even when they are not seen running through your living room.
- Squirrels are likely to cause damage to your home as they make their way inside, chewing through your roof, exterior walls or fascia board.
- Once inside they will scratch and chew on your home's beams and tear apart its insulation as they make their nest.
- Squirrels and other rodents chew on wires (not sure what that's about) and have been known to start electrical fires.
- Once squirrels are in your attic or eaves, they won't necessarily stay there. They may make their way inside your living space looking for food and might attack if they feel threatened.
- Squirrel feces and urine will negatively affect the air quality in your home.
- They are early risers (around 4 to 5 am) and will cause the most noise around that time, surely waking you up morning after morning.
- What if one dies? You'll smell it for quite some time. Yuck!
- Squirrels can carry rabies and other diseases.
- Squirrels leave behind a strong pheromone scent. If they've been in your home in the past, it's likely they'll return to live in your home in the future. Locate the hole and have it repaired. But be cautious not to trap the squirrel inside—it will either die there or make its way into your living space.
- The longer the pests are around, the harder they are to get rid of, especially if it's a female and her babies. So, if you have a squirrel living in your attic or ceiling or anywhere else in your home, don't delay. Call several exterminators immediately to find out your options and compare service prices.
If you've had squirrels infest your home, make sure your smoke detectors are working. The last thing you want is a house fire. Keep yourself and your family protected by acting quickly to remove these rodents.
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Good lord, did the exterminator tell you all this nonsense? Shame on them. Biologist here, I'm also a wildlife rehabber and former vet tech. This is bull.
Since 1950, a total of 8 squirrels have been found to have rabies. Plus, if you get bitten, just get the treatment, which is 100 percent effective.
Squirrels are important dispersers of seeds and nuts. Tree distribution would be severely impacted without squirrels, who have managed to survive in cities despite the fact that humans have all but decimated the natural areas there.
And if we hadn't killed off half their predators, there wouldn't be so many. Just seal up the holes in your house, and please don't pay to have these jokers kill these helpful animals.
hah! I was going to say - they *can* carry rabies but it's probably unlikely and your Animal Control/Dept of Health can probably confirm that.
HSUS has some squirrel problem-solving tips here, too:
I had the same problem, all i had to do was bang the wall a few times and they got scared and left. Don't call an exterminator, you never know what they really do to these poor animals just looking for warmth for the winter.
I agree with Emmi - and not just because I adore squirrels and love watching them in our yard. Why kill these animals for, well, acting like animals when simply patching up the hole in the roof might solve your problem? Especially since an open access point to your warm, cozy house would also likely be appealing to many other wild creatures, all of whom would then also potentially be subject to extermination.
One more quick thought: given your comments on air quality issues due to squirrels being in the home, wouldn't the toxic chemicals used by exterminators also be of grave concern?
@Emmi: I'll give you the point about the likelihood of squirrels carrying rabies. Fine. But what about the damage they can cause to home? That's certainly undesirable, yes? Also, interesting point about them spreading seeds, etc. Thanks!
@Emmi & Smitty3: We did have the hole patched yesterday. The exterminator put a one-way door there with caging around it. Re harsh chemicals, smitty3, I'm not a fan and don't opt for that kind of treatment.
The story actually continued this afternoon when I came downstairs and the 2 squirrels in question were in my fireplace. They had made their way in the chimney -- through the protective caging that we had put in months ago -- and fell down into the fireplace. Needless to say I was a bit freaked. I called the exterminator and the squirrels were removed from the house just to be put outside on the lawn.
My biggest gripe about the situation is the potential damage they can cause to our home. I just don't want them living inside our house. I, too, love seeing them in the yard.
Agree with all of the comments above. The bulleted list reads like a sales brochure from an extermination company.
Particularly given this statement "We all try to keep our home safe and healthy: using chemical-free cleaning products; purchasing organic produce; using VOC-free paint, etc" I would think you most definitely do not want to contaminate your home with the toxic chemicals that will be used by an exterminator.
My dad lives in the country and they had a squirrel problem too- they would find holes in the soffit and also occasionally (rarely) come in through the chimney. He called a wildlife "pest control" type of place, and they came out and put some sort of mesh/screen in the chimney and patched up any openings that squirrels or other critters could come in. No fumigation, no killing, no chemicals. Just covered up the entry points. Problem solved.
I don't think this method would trap them inside to die- they'll run out when you're hammering around up there.
My in-laws have a seasonal issue with chipmunks moving in to their garage for the winter. The first winter they called an exterminator -- it's worth noting that the exterminator doesn't actually exterminate them. They set up the one-way traps that do not harm the animals. The key to actually keeping them from returning is to release them at least a mile from your home or they'll keep finding their way back... though I don't know how much that works since this family returns, gets trapped and released annually.
Thanks for the update, Landis. I understand your wanting to prevent them from damaging your home and am relieved to hear that exterminators also offer no-kill solutions to these kinds of problems.
When I was a child a squirrel made it's way inside the walls of our home, chewed a wire, and caused a fire to start in the middle of the night. Luckily, the 5 of us escaped without injury, but part of the home had to be gutted and we were out of the home for almost a year.
I understand about animals potentially damaging a home - however as someone correctly pointed out, how are you going to get rid of all the dozens of squirrels, bats, raccoons, possums after you've killed the ones off in your home? Why don't we just exterminate every wild animal out there?
Much better to seal up any holes asap before animals get trapped in there. Squirrels, so far as I know, don't typically cause damage - the vast majority of fires are caused by lit candles or cigarrettes.
People should know also that exterminators are not the same as a professional animal handler and they are not always honest about their animal disposal policies. I studied chimney swifts in gradutate schools and some exterminators have broken up nests during nesting season even though it's a federal crime.
I agree with the other comments about making sure you seal up the openings to your home, rather than have these poor little guys 'exterminated'. They are doing the only thing they know how to do - survive. I'm really surprised that this was even posted, since I always thought the tone of re-nest was about finding ways of living with respect to the natural world around us. We had a squirrel in our roof (I thought it was a raccoon it was so loud) and called a pro to set a humane, exit-only device onto it's entry point (a crumbling chimney). This way it could get out, but not back in. The chimney was then sealed up, and no squirrels have found a way back in since.
A great future post would be about humane and natural rodent deterrents, and ways to better seal up the exterior of a home to make it less hospitable to our furry friends.
Calm down folks!
Where on Earth did you get that this lady wanted to kill & poison wildlife??
Having wild animals living in your house IS damaging; cute & furry as they may be. It's all fun & games until you realize a chipmunk has died and you have to cut through your wall to get it out.
Try to seal your house as well as you can before the cold. Take measures as soon as you discover an animal in the house. Exterminators, despite their name, do usually offer no-kill, chemical free services. Many will capture & release animals several miles from your house.
Depending on the situation, borrowing someone's cat for a while is another solution.
Cozy warm homes, complete with yummy food, comfy insulation, and delicious wires, make appealing targets for wildlife. We should take steps to all live peacefully, while being aware of potential complications of our coexistence.
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Hmm. I wonder how many posters - who seem to be quite certain in their opinions - have actually had a problem with squirrels? I'm guessing not many. We've had squirrel problems twice in two different homes, and let me tell you, they are tricky little buggers to get rid of. They are smart and curious and once they figure out they can get into your (warm and safe) home, they will gnaw right through the new wood you've used to patch the hole they entered in the first time.
When people say "exterminator" it really means animal control. In my state, the laws are very strict regarding control of anything larger than a rat, so as a result, there are few companies that are in that business. And they trap, not poison (because a poisoned animal is likely to crawl back to its den in or under your house and die there, leaving you some serious stink problems).
True story. Squirrels got into our 2 family, nested and bred (I didn't know right away, because our tenant didn't inform me about the skittering he had been hearing in the attic space!). They eventually found their way into the actual apartment and, in one playful little romp, wreaked havok by knocking over all the plants, tearing open food packages in the kitchen and leaving little poop presents around. It took several rounds with one-way gates in the holes and many repeat patches by the pest control company to get them to finally stay out.
Another true story. Just this past summer, my neighbor (in another 2-family. I don't own her side) discovered that a squirrel had gotten trapped in her kitchen when she had left the back door propped open and then left the house, closing the door behind her (I have no idea how she missed the fellow in the first place!). Anyway, he found a loose screen and gnawed into the window sill until he could wiggle his way out. BUT, he had identified this as the place with food (bear in mind that this was in the plentiful late summer too) and later that week, MADE A NEW HOLE IN THE OTHER KITCHEN WINDOW SCREEN, came in and helped himself. The neighbor came into the kitchen and found him casually sitting in the middle of the table munching on some crackers. He then, just as casually, took a leisurely hop back out the window. Thus started the squirrel wars. I won't bore you with all the details, but the culmination was that, after he started making holes in MY kitchen screen (I discovered this before he actually got in) and showed an absolute lack of fear at my chasing, yelling and even THROWING things at him, and trying to trap him for weeks (everyday, he somehow managed to get the peanuts and not trigger the trap!), I FINALLY got the little bugger and now he's happily living (or not?) in a patch of woods about 5 miles away across a river.
So don't tell me it's simple to get rid of squirrels. And sorry for the insanely long post!
oh, and I call BS on Spicy Basil's claim that all she "had to do was bang the wall a few times and they got scared and left". If that really happened, 'them warn't squirrels'!
And Emmi, you may well be expert wildlife in a forested habitat, but that's NOT the same as being an expert in rodents in an urban environment.
Amy - you are correct that I am not a rodent expert; however, I am a lisenced wildlife rehabber and have handled many human-wildlife conflict calls. I also said my qualifications in order to speak about the rabies risk.
You are right that not all exterminators kill animals; however, they are also not usually animal control. Animal control is a city service; exterminators are private businesses, usually.
Many exeterminators "greenwash" in a sense, in that they call themselves humane but they are not, and in fact may not always even follow the law or tell the truth. Does this mean they're all dishonest? NO, not at all, however customers should *not* blindly accept what they say on good faith.
When people here saw the word exterminator, I'm glad they spoke up.


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SAN FRANCISCO and BEIJING, Sept. 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- App Annie, the leading business intelligence and market data platform for the app economy, today announced it has closed a $15 million round of funding led by Sequoia Capital's US fund, with participation from existing investors IDG Capital Partners, Greycroft Partners, e.ventures and Infinity Venture Partners. This latest round of funding comes in the wake of explosive demand for App Annie's business intelligence platform, with the company doubling its user base and tripling its monthly recurring revenues over the last 12 months. Funds from the round will be used to accelerate App Annie's product development, grow its sales and marketing headquarters in San Francisco and expand its global offices across Asia and Europe. Tim Lee, Partner at Sequoia Capital's Silicon Valley office, and Alan Gould, CEO of uSamp, will be joining App Annie's Board of Directors.
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Prior to uSamp, Alan founded IAG Research, the leading provider of engagement metrics in the television industry. He served as its co-CEO until the company was acquired by Nielsen for $250 million. Following the company's merger with Nielsen, Alan created and served as CEO of Advertiser Solutions, a business unit of The Nielsen Company that provides end-to-end marketing solutions to large and global advertisers. Alan is a Venture Partner with Greycroft and has previously served on the board of directors of CrowdComputing Systems, Netsertive, and VIZU, which was acquired by Nielsen in 2012. Alan is a graduate of the New York University School of Law (J.D.), Harvard's Kennedy School of Government (M.P.P.), and the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service (B.S.F.S.).
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