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Contrary to Friday, Saturday's affair between the Reds (60-40) and Rockies (37-62) featured offense aplenty. The two teams combined for 22 hits and 16 runs, however, Cincy wound up on the smiling side of the scoreboard by a tally of 9-7 to stretch their season-high winning streak to nine. Johnny Cueto certainly didn't have his best stuff on this night, but he got ample run support to help lift his record on the year to 13-5. Ryan Ludwick powered the offense with a pair of solo home runs (17) while Aroldis Chapman slammed the door in the ninth to record save no. 21. Here's a complete recap of the good, the bad and the notables from the Coors Field battle: The Good: + Cueto earned the victory despite a relatively rough outing (by his standards at least). The right-hander coughed up 10 hits and five runs (four earned) in six innings of work. Luckily, his offense had his back -- a rarity through his first 20 starts of 2012. His ERA now stands at 2.39. + The...
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This book in two parts stems from the author's lengthy research into the early history of Rawdon Township, Lower Canada and includes the majority of immigrants arriving before 1852. Part One profiles 80 families in 64 chapters. The origin of each family is determined, when possible, and their destinations on leaving. Although most of the families investigated are Protestant, the books include chapters on the early Irish-Catholic community. Since it was published in February 2013, many pages of new and revised material have been added at www.uptorawdon.com on "Author's & Readers' Updates" and other pages; they are free and are useful companions to the book. Currently the website is updated every 6 weeks. ** The two parts of UP TO RAWDON must be ordered separately. **
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Jan 24, 2014As editor of the journal Families of the Ontario Genealogical Society, I recommend this two book set for anyone who is interested in the family history interplay between Quebec and Ontario. This compilation of over 100 family histories written by Daniel Parkinson of the people of Rawdon, Quebec is written in two parts because of the sheer size of the work. The detail of the genealogy—which is all footnoted—is astounding. Each portion of the book notes where the family immigrated from, exactly where they lived in Rawdon, and where many of them migrated to in the middle 1850s, all supported with extremely precise documentation in the footnotes. Parkinson further explained how he found out that people had started to migrate from Rawdon , Quebec to western Ontario in the 1850s when researching his own family. The author discovered a link to Wellington County, Ontario through a marriage certificate which had been issued in Quebec. Through his research, Parkinson also found that they... More > migrated to Simcoe and Huron Counties. And thus began his journey through generations of people in southwestern Ontario who could trace their ancestry back to Eastern Canada. There are many maps, photos, tables, genealogies, and timelines in these two books. Although there is not an index at the back of the book, there is a listing of family names at the front of the book, each complete with a list of related family names under the main title of the section. If you have family from Simcoe and Huron Counties, and suspect that they may have had Rawdon roots, then this is one resource that should definitely be considered in your research plan. Elizabeth Lapointe Ottawa, ON< Less
Dec 4, 2013Daniel B Parkinson's UP TO RAWDON is the resource that every genealogist and local histoprian wished existed for his community. Parkinson has ferreited out probably everything that can be found about the early settlers of Rawdon. He has documented where they came from, whom they came with, their probable relatives, their lives at Rawdon, their children and heirs, then traces the settlers and their descendants in their diaspora across this continent. He has made fine use of all the resources available. He has attempted to separate the facts from the stories and to find out what is verifiable. Up to Rawdon could be used as a manual for good genealogical practice. The basic organization is alphabetically by the names of the community founders,Every chapter tells two stories: the history of the family under discussion and Parkinson's questions about the family story. For the genealogist the methodologies used in the research and the questions asked are equally fascinating. The mass and... More > heft of the volumes are both wonderful and intimidating. Up to Rawdon leaves the reader with the dual feeling that the book is far too long and wishing that it were even longer. Doug Armstrong Quebec Family History Society< Less
Nov 26, 2013The two volumes of Up To Rawdon together represent a monumental undertaking by Daniel. One can read of the arrival in Rawdon Township beginning about 1820 of the earliest settlers, imagine the hardship and tribulations they faced, the recurring temptations to return to Montreal which was not too far away, and the ultimate and inevitable dispersal of most of the families and their descendants. My own ancestor, Nicholas Spooner, was very much a part of each of those scenarios. For anyone with even a remote connection to Rawdon, these volumes offer a valuable and entertaining reference.
Mar 11, 2013I must say Daniel Parkinson this is a masterpiece I can't imagine the research and effort that went into this thanks so much for this and thank you for including my family. Sincerely Joseph S. Holiday
Feb 22, 2013Daniel Parkinson has accomplished a monumental task with this book! A wonderful reference book for those of us with ancestors who emigrated from England, Scotland and Ireland in the early 1800's to Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The settlers had filed for and received Crown land and settled the area we now know as Rawdon, Quebec, Canada. Daniel Parkinson has followed these families of early Rawdon with impeccable accuracy to detail. Most of these people were Protestant, but the Catholic influence of the area is also included. The descendants of these early settlers now live in all parts of Canada, the USA and all over the world. "Up to Rawdon"is interesting reading for any lover of history, but I am absolutely amazed at the amount of information he has on each family! If you are new (or not so new) to family research and have English, Scotch or Irish "roots" in Quebec whether in Rawdon,Quebec City, Montreal or other parts of the province, take a look at the list of names in this... More > book. You just may find the name you have been looking for!< Less
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When the announcement was made that Mumford & Sons would be coming to Simcoe, Marg Robillard's three-room bed and breakfast booked up within an hour.
"My phone never stopped ringing," said the owner of the Country Doll House Bed and Breakfast, noting she helped fill bedrooms in six of her friends' houses with people who couldn't find space elsewhere.
Simcoe will be buzzing this weekend when the English band stops in Norfolk County for a two-day festival expected to host close to 35,000 people.
Featuring 11 other bands hand-picked by Mumford & Sons, the Simcoe show is the only Canadian location on the five-stop Gentlemen of the Road Stopover tour.
The event was organized through a collaboration between LiveNation, the Downtown Simcoe Business Improvement Area and the Norfolk County Fairgrounds, with support from Norfolk County.
A street festival — open to anyone — will close down two blocks on Friday and Saturday and feature three stages of musical acts as well as local artisans.
It all started in October when Norfolk County mayor Dennis Travale got a phone call from Jason Grant, a promoter for LiveNation, letting him know a world-renowned band — who turned out to be Mumford & Sons — was looking for a small-town venue.
From there, the Norfolk County Fairgrounds was targeted, bringing general manager Karen Matthews on board. Matthews worked with the rest of the team to convince LiveNation and the band of Simcoe's commitment to the festival.
After the location was decided on, a 3:30 p.m. announcement about the show was made at the fairgrounds on a Tuesday in February, sparking Simcoe's worldwide trending on Twitter, Matthews said.
"By 5 p.m. every hotel was sold out within driving distance, every bed and breakfast was full," she said. "They got so many calls, they started tracking where people were calling from."
Calls were logged from Alaska and Newfoundland — and even Europe.
When tickets went on sale that Friday, they sold out within minutes, Matthews said.
Camping is available for ticket holders through LiveNation. Tickets for on-site camping are sold out, but some off-site camping spots are still available in a farmer's field on Evergreen Hill Road, said Jason Grant, a promoter for LiveNation.
Clark Hoskin, manager of tourism and economic development for Norfolk County, said the area has more than 85 rooms in bed and breakfasts, 300 rooms in hotels and motels, 2,000 spaces for campers, 50 billets in local homes and numerous cottages.
Norfolk County is no stranger to large crowds, seeing more than 100,000 in Port Dover for Friday the 13th festivities. But accommodating the numbers expected for Mumford & Sons is something new for Simcoe, said Travale.
"We're looking at 60,000 people coming," said the mayor, adding that visitors will start arriving Wednesday night and the community and the event's key players are taking the necessary precautions in managing the festival.
The stage arrived from the United States Sunday, and the setup on the fairgrounds will be finished by the end of Wednesday for bands to start their sound checks late Thursday or early Friday morning, said Grant.
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The two-day festival will provide a boost to the Simcoe economy, which was once fuelled by tobacco.
Hoskin anticipates the financial impact will be upwards of $10 million based on last year's one-day stopover show in Bristol, Virginia, which had an economic impact of about $4 million, he said.
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Psoriasis, Anti-Tumor Necrosis Factor Therapy, and Tuberculosis: Report of Three Challenging Cases and Literature Review
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The era of biologic therapies has provided new options for the treatment of chronic plaque psoriasis. However, safety concerns have led to intensive screening and monitoring of patients receiving anti-tumor necrosis factor alpha (anti-TNF-alpha) agents.
The authors describe the cases of three patients with moderate to severe psoriasis treated with anti-TNF agents, with challenging diagnostic and treatment aspects regarding tuberculosis (TB) infection, a serious adverse event associated with this type of treatment. The cases are discussed in the context of a comprehensive literature review describing the risk of TB associated with the use of TNF inhibitors. A critical review of the clinical trials that have tested the safety of these agents is also presented.
One patient, who tested negatively for latent TB infection (LTBI) during screening, developed active TB under adalimumab therapy. For two other patients the diagnosis and management of LTBI in relation to anti-TNF therapy represented a challenge. Although clinical trials involving the use of anti-TNF therapy for psoriasis haven't demonstrated a high TB incidence, active TB is continuously reported in association with this treatment.
Findings from clinical practice and the scientific literature indicate that anti-TNF therapies are associated with an increased risk of TB, and close monitoring of patients is needed.
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Smallest park in Carbondale, but full of activity and beauty. A great place for a picnic. Short paths and kids play area. During the summer, there are concerts in the park weekly.
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location: Illinois
date approved: 6/17/2014
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Bill Johnson Park is a city park in this town of about 1600 residents.
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location: Oklahoma
date approved: 6/16/2014
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A 96 acre park in Northeast San Antonio.
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A walk in Graham Cave State Park is a walk through ancient history. Artifacts uncovered in Graham Cave revealed that people were living in the cave more than 10,000 years ago.
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This state park resides along the east side of the San Francisco Bay shoreline extending from Richmond to Oakland.
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date approved: 6/14/2014
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Willkommen im Stadtpark Dessau.
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location: Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany
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Parc naturel alpin de la Vanoise.
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location: Rhône-Alpes, France
date approved: 6/9/2014
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location: Montana
date approved: 6/7/2014
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The "People's Garden" was opened to the public in 1823.
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location: Wien, Austria
date approved: 6/6/2014
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Heavily damaged during the tornado of May 2013, this park is having a rebirth.
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Jerrawangala National Park preserves a large expanse of bushland along the Turpentine Range which is part of the Great Eastern Escarpment.
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location: New South Wales, Australia
date approved: 6/4/2014
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Veterans Memorial Park lives in the hearts of hundreds of thousands of people who have seen it arise from the rubble to flourish again.
last visited: 5/15/2014
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Gold Hill City Park was a Gold Hill Lions Club project commemorating Gold Hill's centennial.
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Der Friedenspark in Leipzig. // The Friedenspark ('Peacepark') in Leipzig.
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location: Sachsen, Germany
date approved: 6/1/2014
last visited: 6/28/2014
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Areford Park is located between Hookton and Egglesoton Avneues in South Union Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania
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location: Pennsylvania
date approved: 5/31/2014
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The Harold D. Miller Memorial Park is located on Main Street in Vanderbilt Borough, Fayette County, Pennsylvania
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Bluff Creek Park is a beautiful recreational area on the north side of Lake Hefner
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last visited: 6/20/2014
Art Zeeck Park - Beardstown, IL
Right in the center of town, and beautifully kept and manicured.
date approved: 5/29/2014
Veterans Memorial Park - Orangeburg, South Carolina
This monument at Edisto Memorial Gardens in Orangeburg memorializes all those who have served in the military from South Carolina.
location: South Carolina
date approved: 5/28/2014
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location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 5/27/2014
last visited: 6/16/2014
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine's acting foreign minister said on Saturday his country would not give up Crimea and would do all in its power to resolve the crisis over the Black Sea peninsula peacefully.
Andriy Deshchytsia also urged Russia to do more to ensure foreign observers can enter Crimea and made a new call for the creation of an international "contact group" to discuss the crisis over the region, now controlled by Russian forces.
"Crimea is and will be Ukrainian territory and we will not give up Crimea to anyone," Deshchytsia told a news conference in the Ukrainian capital Kiev.
Referring to deaths this year during protests against Ukraine's now deposed leader, Viktor Yanukovich, he said: "We are putting all our efforts into solving this matter through diplomacy - we have already had too many victims."
Reiterating Ukraine's readiness to negotiate with Russia, he said a contact group should be set up to help get negotiations going although this was "only a small step forward".
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Thursday Washington wanted a contact group established to outline moves to reduce tensions and allow for Russian troops to return to barracks in Crimea, where Russia's Black Sea Fleet has a base.
"We want to keep good relations with the Russian people because we understand that we will live together in the future," Deshchytsia said. "I hope cold reason and belief in the future will prevail."
He urged Russia to use its influence to ensure foreign monitors are able to enter Crimea. Military observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe have been invited to go to the southern Ukrainian region by the national government, but have had to turn back at roadblocks.
(Reporting by Pavel Polityuk, Editing by Timothy Heritage)
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This course focuses on student intent with regard to artistic production and their ability to allow for audience entry into a dialogue concerning the conceptual issues forwarded by their work. Students are expected to identify the content of the work they would like to explore via a rhetorical method that embraces an interconnected relationship between practice and theory as part of a project-based approach for the production of self-directed work. Required at the junior level for all Sculpture majors and open to all junior and senior level students. Prerequisites: SCU229 Basic Materials: Processes and Techniques OR SCU229A Fundamental Structure: The Aesthetics of Materiality.
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I'm sorry Deb but I think GM has made a noose for his own neck here.
He should never have said that either of the goalies were available publicly. I still remember being dumfounded at the way Luongo was publicly made to look surplus to requirements
As for deals, he can't get them done. For all his apparent hard nose attitude (as you see it) we never come away smelling of roses. Booth...a project, Florida were glad to ditch (along with Reinprecht) He could have hung on 1 year and Sammy AND Sturm were gone anyway. He made a huge blunder giving Sturm, with his critical injury history a year at $2,25 in the first place. (now back in Germany by the way)
Then we lose Hodgson AND Sulzer (a guy who is holding his own in the Buffalo team) for a young giant who "may" make a difference next year while taking Gragnani a duffer who never showed anything despite AV unsettling the team to avoid sending him down. In amongst that was the very very ordinary Pahlsson, who not surprisingly is back in Sweden.
Lastly there is Garrison someone who amazingly came as a ufa and landed a 6 year/$27.6 contract on the strength of one good season at ..........you've guessed it Florida (our Midas touch in reverse nemesis )
I'm sorry but much as I like GM in other respects his halo is slipping imo when it comes to getting what this team needs.
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When a broken hearted boy loses the treasured wooden nativity
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a lonely ill-tempered woodcarver to create a replacement, and to
allow her son to watch him work on it. Performances are 8 p.m.
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Inspired by the classic holiday film, this production is
presented as a 1940's live radio broadcast in front of a live
audience. It's your chance to fall in love with the story of
Bedford Falls all over again. 8 p.m. Nov. 23, 24, 30; Dec. 1, 14,
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Madeline saves Christmas from disaster. Performances are 7:30
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Performances are at 10 a.m. and noon Dec. 8 and 15.
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timeless musical classic, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Dec. 1, 8
and 15. Audience members can join in a sing-along to popular
holiday melodies. Santa and his friends make a surprise visit.
The whole family will enjoy this heart-warming story of the
first Christmas tree ship, and the family who risked their lives to
fill Chicago with the Christmas spirit. Performances are from
Nov. 23 to Dec. 30. The schedule is Wednesdays at 2 p.m. and
7:30 p.m., Thursdays and Fridays at 7:30 p.m, Saturdays at 2 p.m.
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Little Women The Musical follows the story of the beloved March
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America. Performances are 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday from Nov.
23-Dec. 15. The last three Saturdays also have a matinee at 2
Children's Christmas operetta performed at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
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Interactive musical for kids premieres Dec. 6 and 7 with
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Master magician Sean Masterson uses stories and audience
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levitation, and an apparition are part of the show. This 45-minute
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Brian Moorman, the Buffalo Bills long time punter whose career took off in Western New York back in 2001 is beloved by fans ever since after spending two uneventful years with the Seattle Seahawks. While I am a fan of him and all he does on and off the field, after this season he will be 39 and his abilities have plummeted in the last few years and likely will continue to do so in 2014
In recent years, the Bills have massively overhauled their team and infused it with a great deal of youth with the exception of special teams until last year when they cut long time kicker Rian Lindell and two years ago they did in fact cut Moorman and replaced him with Shawn Powell. When the Powell experiment "failed", he was released and Brian Moorman was brought back and was welcomed with open arms from most Bills fans. While providing an unpopular opinion to the die hard loyal followers of Brian Moorman, I do have a solution despite it won't be a cheap one but it will make the Bills special teams infinitely better for the long term.
They should sign Johnny Hekker who is the current St. Louis Rams punter to a long term (ideally five or six year) deal which worth at or or around three million dollars per season for the length of the contract. While most would think that's a lot of money to pay a punter but the Tampa Bay Buccaneeers signed Michael Koenen to a six year 19.5 million dollar contract in 2011 so this has precedent to pay a player so much money. A six year contract would make him in the early part of his 30s where he could be re-signed for a shorter deal and ultimately retire as a Buffalo Bill. Hekker has had 160 punts for a total of 7,365 yards for a 46 yard per punt average which are all-pro numbers.
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The 1930 Census reduced Minnesota's apportionment in the U.S. House of Representatives from ten to nine, requiring the state to draw new congressional districts. The Republican-led state legislature passed a gerrymandered redistricting bill in an attempt to insulate its nine incumbents in the state's delegation from the party's expected loss of the statewide popular vote to the insurgent Farmer-Labor Party. When the Farmer-Labor Governor, Floyd B. Olson, vetoed the redistricting bill, the legislature claimed the bill could take effect without the governor's signature. In Smiley v. Holm, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that the veto was effective and that because Minnesota therefore had no validly enacted congressional districts, it must elect all nine of its congressmen at-large. In the ensuing election, voters swept from power all but two of the sitting congressmen and reduced the Republicans from nine seats to three. This Note presents a historical case study of the events surrounding Smiley and the 1932 congressional elections in Minnesota and uses it to discuss the benefits and costs of at-large elections. It determines that in this case, the at-large elections effectively blocked countermajoritarian tactics in the 1932 and subsequent elections without some of the negative consequences usually ascribed to at-large elections.
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The company debuted FINAL Soft Bait with Lumitrack, and DETEX Soft Bait, a non-toxic monitoring soft bait, with Lumitrack.
MADISON, WIS – Debuting October 17 at PestWorld 2012 in Boston, Bell Laboratories introduced its first soft bait to the pest control industry, FINAL Soft Bait with Lumitrack. Accompanying new FINAL Soft Bait, Bell Labs introduced DETEX Soft Bait, a non-toxic monitoring soft bait, with Lumitrack.
"We're very excited about FINAL Soft Bait," said Bell's product manager, Kate Mella. "It's a new rodenticide formulation containing a carefully balanced matrix of proteins and fats that delivers unrivaled results."
FINAL Soft Bait offers PMPs fast acceptance and sustained palatability, the company reports. "Soft baits have typically demonstrated solid initial palatability but long-term results were less impressive," Mella pointed out. "Bell's FINAL Soft Bait was developed to achieve both fast acceptance and to hold a rodent's interest. It works well for long-term applications, especially in situations where rodents are accustomed to fatty or oily diets."
Once rodents eat FINAL Soft Bait, its powerful, single-feed active ingredient, Brodifacoum, goes to work controlling even difficult-to-control mice.
New FINAL Soft Bait is also formulated to hold up in extreme hot and cold temperatures. In cold climates, the bait won't freeze or become brittle; when temperatures and humidity rise, FINAL Soft Bait is both mold- and heat-resistant, Bell Labs reports.
"FINAL Soft Bait also features a hole in the center of each bait, allowing easy and consistent bait placement on bait securing rods," Mella added.
FINAL Soft Bait contains Lumitrack, a special additive that aids PMPs in identifying and tracking rodents by making rodent feces glow bright neon green under UV lighting. FINAL Soft Bait, EPA Registration No. 12455-139, will be available for shipment January 2013.
The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company announced that its subsidiary EG Systems, Inc., doing business as Scotts LawnService, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the assets of Action Pest Control, Evansville Ind., which ranked 56th on the 2014 PCT Top 100 list, with annual revenues of $11.6 million. The transaction, which is expected to close by January 2015, would mark Scotts' first acquisition of a structural pest control business.
Fortson, longtime president of Terminix Service, Columbia, S.C., was announced as recipient of the NPMA Pinnacle Award, NPMA's highest honor.
More than 3,000 industry professionals from 80-plus countries have traveled to Orlando, Fla., for PestWorld '14. The Opening Ceremony, sponsored by Bayer, featured musical act Rhythm Extreme.
PCT Editor Jodi Dorsch sat down with the NPMA president to learn more about the association's new initiatives, rapid changes that are occuring and the future of NPMA — including its search for a new EVP.
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I started writing this post on Thursday, and most of what is below is from that day of writing. But since then a few things have made me realise that this week is the perfect week to do a No Social Media Challenge. Now, obviously with my blog I use Facebook and Instagram to keep you all updated, and its certainly essential to getting my blog out there in the big wide world; but I also use it a lot in my social life. In fact, over the last few months the "tag a friend who is always on Facebook/on their phone/taking selfies" has been on the increase and I'm not ashamed to admit, I'm starting to worry a little bit. Continue reading
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If you're anything like me, you spend a lot of time on your phone. Between texting, calling, emailing, Facebook, Instagram, Spotify, Google Maps, TransLink Journey Planner and apps for managing both my Facebook page and my blog, there is a lot that I get done on my phone every day. But, as you know, one of the best things about having a smart phone is that there is an app for everything, however, this doesn't always mean that every app is awesome, so in no particular order, I thought I'd list a few of my favourite health and wellness apps to help make your life a little easier. Continue reading
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Sugarfree September
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Have you heard of 'I Quit Sugar', the movement created by Sarah Wilson? I for one think it's a fantastic direction as far as the health world is concerned. I've followed Sarah Wilson's blog for years now – in fact I remember when she first Quit Sugar, as an experiment when she had nothing else to write about for her health column at the time.
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It may seem like a completely daunting task for some (especially here in Brisbane, where most people I've spoken to would rather not use public transport), but honestly, it hasn't been too bad. While I can't just jump in a car and go to a shop, friend's houses or restaurants on a whim, I've had to rely on public transport and my own two feet, and for the majority of the time its been a positive experience, so I'd like to share with you some of the things I've learned from it. Continue reading
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Firstly – what is feminism?
Feminism is, simply, the belief that women deserve the same rights as men. It's not about burning your bra, hating men, or being "anti-family", but rather about standing up for the respect and rights of women in an equal way to men.
Because of a small group of very extremist feminists, the word 'feminism' is not something that many of us feel they want to associate themselves with, despite upholding feminist beliefs. I've even had discussions with some of the men in my life who may have rolled their eyes when I've said that I am a feminist or who didn't even realise that feminism was a thing, but because I only associate myself with the dudest of dudes, these conversations have only brought about more understanding of the world on their part, and sometimes the realisations that they themselves are feminists – yes, you can be a feminist without being a woman, you may also call this "Being A Decent Human Being". Continue reading


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It is time for nominations for the 2015 NSELA elections! Positions open for the 2015 election are:
Nominees must submit their Nomination Packets online no later than November 15, 2014. Letters of endorsement (3-5 total) must also be submitted no later than November 15, 2014. It may be helpful to also review the job descriptions for all positions. If you have any questions, please contact the NSELA Nominations and Election Chair
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First @treflachfarm barley harvest without Bob/dad. Quite emotional, but happy to have lots of great people helping out. Thank you Ian, Bill, Dick, Ben, Rosie & all the team :)
Team Treflach on Tour @ Stonehouse Brewery's Live Ale eventAugust 9th, 2014
Come one, come all, there's a few tickets left on the gate!
Now that's a big pile of ragwort.July 29th, 2014
Well done & thank you Ian Watt, Bill Coxhead and Nyria & Jeremy Gadbury :)
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Bit of a mishap led to an ouchy, 24hrs in the emergency ward (better known as a recycling bin) it's all better & she's back with mum…
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Treflach Farm welcomes the new generation of Gadbury & Leggett clans!
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US OPEN 2014: Capsules on women to watch at Flushing Meadows
Women to watch at the U.S. Open, which begins Monday:
Seeded: 1
Ranked: 1
Age: 32
Country: United States
2014 Match Record: 38-6
2014 Singles Titles: 5
Career Singles Titles: 62
Major Titles: 17 — U.S. Open ('99, '02, '08, '12, '13), Wimbledon ('02, '03, '09, '10, '12), Australian Open ('03, '05, '07, '09, '10), French Open ('02, '13)
Last 5 U.S. Opens: '13-Won Championship, '12-Won Championship, '11-Lost in Final, '10-Did Not Play, '09-SF
Topspin: At majors in 2014, lost in fourth round at Australian Open, second round at French Open, third round at Wimbledon. ... Two-time defending champion at U.S. Open; trying to win three consecutive titles at one of tennis' major tournaments for first time. ... Last woman with a "three-peat" in New York was Chris Evert, who won four trophies in a row from 1975-78.
Seeded: 2
Ranked: 2
Age: 23
Country: Romania
2014 Match Record: 38-11
2014 Singles Titles: 2
Career Singles Titles: 8
Major Titles: 0 — Best: F, French Open ('14)
Last 5 U.S. Opens: '13-4th, '12-2nd, '11-2nd, '10-1st
Topspin: Made only one third-round run in her first 13 career Grand Slam appearances, but starting with last year's U.S. Open, hasn't lost before the fourth round in her last four majors. ... Not much power to her game; relies instead on angles and court coverage.
Seeded: 3
Ranked: 4
Age: 24
Country: Czech Republic
2014 Match Record: 28-12 (Playing in Connecticut Open)
2014 Singles Titles: 1
Career Singles Titles: 12
Major Titles: 2 — Wimbledon ('11, '14)
Last 5 U.S. Opens: '13-3rd, '12-4th, '11-1st, '10-3rd, '09-4th
Topspin: Trying to become the first woman other than the Williams sisters to win Wimbledon and the U.S. Open in the same year since Martina Hingis in 1997. ... Tough draw includes first-round match against up-and-comer Kristina Mladenovic, possible third-rounder against big-hitting American Madison Key, and possible fourth-rounder against past major champions Victoria Azarenka or Svetlana Kuznetsova.
Seeded: 5
Ranked: 6
Age: 27
Country: Russia
2014 Match Record: 38-9
2014 Singles Titles: 3
Career Singles Titles: 32
Major Titles: 5 — U.S. Open ('06), Wimbledon ('04), French Open ('12, '14), Australian Open ('08)
Last 5 U.S. Opens: '13-DNP, '12-SF, '11-3rd, '10-4th, '09-3rd
Topspin: Missed last year's tournament with an injury to her right shoulder, which has given her trouble off and on over the past several seasons. ... Winning 46.2 per cent of her return games this season, fifth-best on tour.
Seeded: 7
Ranked: 8
Age: 20
Country: Canada
2014 Match Record: 37-17
2014 Singles Titles: 1
Career Singles Titles: 1
Major Titles: 0 — Best: F, Wimbledon ('14)
Last 5 U.S. Opens: '13-2nd, '12-DNP, '11-DNP, '10-DNP, '09-DNP
Topspin: Only woman to reach at least the semifinals at all three Grand Slam tournaments in 2014, including first major final at Wimbledon last month. ... Only 1-3 on hard courts in run-up to U.S. Open. ... Does not rank in top 10 of WTA this season in any of 10 significant serve or return statistical categories.
Seeded: 8
Ranked: 9
Age: 26
Country: Serbia
2014 Match Record: 47-13
2014 Singles Titles: 3
Career Singles Titles: 14
Major Titles: 1 — French Open ('08)
Last 5 U.S. Opens: '13-4th, '12-QF, '11-4th, '10-4th, '09-1st
Topspin: Leads WTA in match wins this season. ... U.S. Open is only Grand Slam tournament where she hasn't made at least one semifinal appearance. ... Two of her three losses at hard-court tuneups came against the No. 1-ranked Williams.
Seeded: 19
Ranked: 20
Age: 34
Country: United States
2014 Match Record: 24-11
2014 Singles Titles: 1
Career Singles Titles: 45
Major Titles: 7 — U.S. Open ('00, '01), Wimbledon ('00, '01, '05, '07, '08)
Last 5 U.S. Opens: '13-2nd, '12-2nd, '11-2nd, '10-SF, '09-4th
Topspin: Making her 64th career Grand Slam appearance, most among active players and tied for third in the Open era, behind Amy Frazier's 71. ... Run to final in Montreal in August — which included victory over younger sister Serena — showed that she can still summon hard-court success.
Seeded: 21
Ranked: 22
Age: 21
Country: United States
2014 Match Record: 20-18
2014 Singles Titles: 0
Career Singles Titles: 0
Major Titles: 0 — Best: SF, at Australian Open ('13)
Last 5 U.S. Opens: '13-4th, '12-3rd, '11-3rd, '10-DNP, '09-DNP
Topspin: Considered "next big thing" in U.S. tennis, has taken a step back this season, including first-round loss at Wimbledon that ended streak of six second-week appearances at majors. ... Tends to enjoy big stages, and game works well on hard courts, so could make a move at Flushing Meadows, if able to get past potential third-rounder against 2008 runner-up Jelena Jankovic.
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- 4th-seed Raonic beats Young to reach Swiss Indoors quarter-finals
- WTA Finals semis: Williams to face Wozniacki and Halep to meet Radwanska
- Serena Williams hits back at Russian official, says his comments were racist
- Canada's Milos Raonic falls to David Goffin in Swiss Indoors quarter-finals
- Bouchard out in two sets by Makarova after needing medical treatment at U.S. Open
- Novak Djokovic and wife Jelena celebrate birth of baby boy Stefan
- Kvitova wins Wimbledon final rematch against injured Bouchard to take Wuhan Open title
- Serena Williams avoids bagel in 1st set, then cruises against Soler-Espinosa at China Open
- Nishikori comes back to beat Raonic again to claim the Japan Open title
- Serena Williams gets chance to avenge Halep defeat in season-ending WTA final
- Williams rebounds from shock loss and beats Bouchard 6-1, 6-1 at WTA Finals
- Nadal to play in 'Peg?
- Canada's Eugenie Bouchard qualifies for upcoming WTA finals in Singapore
- Bouchard, Kvitova play for Wuhan Open title in rematch of lopsided Wimbledon final
- Genie Bouchard falls in 2 sets in second round of China Open
- Nadal returns at China Open after 2-month layoff due to wrist injury
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