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TORONTO – Pittsburgh Penguins center Sidney Crosby, Washington Capitals right wing Alex Ovechkin and Tampa Bay Lightning right wing Martin St. Louis have been nominated as finalists for the Ted Lindsay Award.
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Raccoon Removal in Cornersville TN
humane Raccoon trapping and relocation in Cornersville
We humanely trap and relocate raccoons in the Cornersville area. Raccoons cause a tremendous amount of damage and can spread diseases. Complete Animal Removal in Cornersville will provide raccoon removal under the house in Cornersville, get raccoons out of the attic in Cornersville, trap raccoons getting in the trash in Cornersville, remove a dead raccoon out of the wall in Cornersville, remove baby raccoons from the ceiling in Cornersville, get rid of raccoons from the basement in Cornersville, trap raccoons off of the roof in Cornersville, raccoon removal from the garage in Cornersville, get raccoons out of the shed in Cornersville, trap raccoons digging in the yard or remove a raccoon nest from the attic in Cornersville. We specialize in raccoon removal in Cornersville TN and surrounding areas.
Once the raccoons have been removed from the attic or crawl space in Cornersville, then Complete Animal Removal will clean up the raccoon feces and treat for the raccoon diseases.
Cornersville Rat Control
rodent control experts for Cornersville
Rats in in Cornersville, TN are very destructive rodents and need to be trapped and removed as soon as possible. When a rat gets into the attic in Cornersville, the rat will chew through electrical wires, leave feces and urine in the insulation, get in the A/C duct work and damage the drywall. Part of Complete Animal Removal's rat control program in Cornersville is inspecting for rat damage and providing solutions to restore your attic to its original state.
In Cornersville Tennessee we provide home exclusions for rats, using only concrete and metal based products. Complete Animal Removal will never use foam for rats. Rats in Cornersville can chew through foam within days and is not a permanent solution. Our professional rat exclusion techniques in Cornersville makes our work look like part of your home.
Cornersville Bat Removal
Humane Bat Removal & bat exclusions in Cornersville
Bats in Cornersville are protected and play a beneficial role in our ecosystem. One bat in Cornersville can consume its bodyweight in mosquitos in a single night. However Cornersville bats also carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans and pets. When bats get in the attic of a Cornersville home or business the bats become a major health hazard. Because of how important bats are for the environment and the health risk the bats pose in Cornersville, bats need to be removed humanely.
We close off all entry points for bats in Cornersville and use a one-way door system to allow the bats to leave and never come back. Once we get rid of the bats in the attic of a Cornersville home, we will clean up the bat feces and disinfect for bat diseases. We proudly provide bat removal in Cornersville and surrounding Cornersville areas.
Humane Opossum Trapping in Cornersville
Opossums in the attic in Cornersville?
Opossums are the only North American marsupial and the mother opossum carries her baby opossums in a pouch. Opossums are the #1 carrier of the cat flea which means if you have opossums, then you have fleas. The opossums need to be removed from the property to get rid of the fleas.
Opossums are notorious for getting in the attic of homes and business. Opossums also get into basements, under sheds, and under the home. Complete Animal Removal will remove and get rid of the opossums using humane techniques and live relocation. Our expert opossum trappers will trap opossums out of the attic, remove opossums from under the house, get opossums off of the roof, remove opossums from the wall, get a dead opossum from the yard, humanely remove opossums in the ceiling and provide opossum control in Cornersville, Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro and surrounding areas.
Cornersville Bird Control
Pigeon, starling and sparrow removal in Cornersville tn
Most birds in Cornersville are protected by the Migrator Bird Act and for those birds we cannot provide our services. However, in Cornersville there are 3 nuisance birds we can remove; pigeons, starlings and sparrows.
Pigeons, starlings and sparrows roost on roofs, ledges, building signs, lawn furniture, gutters and many other man-made structures in Cornersville TN. These birds get in attics in Cornersville and build their bird nest. Once the birds are in the attic they leave behind guano, or bird feces, which is a major health hazard in Cornersville Tennessee. When they roost on the home or business the droppings from the birds can cause staining and grow a fungus that transmits a respiratory disease. Complete Animal Removal will get rid of pigeons, starlings and sparrows by implementing our bird control program in Cornersville TN. We install a variety of bird prevention products to make sure the Cornersville birds do not return.
Cornersville Snake Removal
Removing snakes by live capture and trapping in Cornersville
In Cornersville Tennessee, Complete Animal Removal removes both venomous snakes and non-venomous snakes. We have the fastest response times in the industry in Cornersville. Even though we are fast, if the snake has disappeared by the we get to your Cornersville home we can set up traps to get the snakes. Snake trapping in Cornersville is very effective to reduce the snake population in your yard. Our snake control in Cornersville involves a thorough inspection of the property, looking for eggs, babies and adults. When we find the snake nest we will remove the snake nest and any snake babies with it. If the snake gets in your Cornersville house we will find the snake and get the snake out of the house.
Snakes in Cornersville are difficult to identify by comparing pictures. There are many snakes that mimic other snakes, so leave snake identification up to a professional Cornersville snake trapper. Complete Animal Removal's snake trapper in Cornersville TN will inspect the property for snakes, catch the snakes and remove the snake nests in Cornersville and any of the surrounding Cornersville Tennessee areas.
CORNERSVILLE Humane Squirrel Removal
Squirrel removal and live relocation for Cornersville
Just like rats and mice, squirrels are mammals of the order Rodentia. In Cornersville these rodents all have teeth that continuously grow unless filed down. This is why if you have squirrels, rats or mice in your attic in Cornersville, you hear scratching noises. Scratching noises in the attic in Cornersville is usually from rodents gnawing on the wood or drywall in the attic. When squirrels nest in the attic in Cornersville the squirrels need to be removed to prevent further damage. Cornersville squirrel removal is necessary when squirrels get in the attic or in the wall. Complete Animal Removal will humanely trap the squirrels from the attic in Cornersville and relocate them to one of our properties.
Because of the squirrels need to file their teeth, they also do damage to the outside of the Cornersville home or business. In Cornersville squirrels chew on the fascia board, siding, soffit, shingles and roof decking. We have also had customers in Cornersville get squirrels in their vehicle engine compartment and chew wires. We provide squirrel control in Cornersville and the surrounding areas of Cornersville, TN.
Chipmunk CONTROL in CORNERSVILLE
We get rid of chipmunks in Cornersville Tennessee
Chipmunks in Cornersville prefer to dig and burrow in the ground. This nuisance rodent can destroy lawns and cause structural damage to foundations, patios, driveways, stairs, and sidewalks in Cornersville TN. When chipmunks in Cornersville burrow near the foundation, they often find themselves in your basement. When chipmunks get in the basement Complete Animal Removal of Cornersville TN will trap the chipmunks to prevent any damage to the basement. We will also trap chipmunks out of your Cornersville yard to prevent any structural damage.
Chipmunks can also become a nuisance in Cornersville by eating the flower bulbs and select items of your garden. When chipmunks destroy your flower bed or garden, Complete Animal Removal of Cornersville will get rid of the chipmunks fast.
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lizard trapping and population control for Cornersville
Lizard control may be necessary in Cornersville TN when lizards get into the house, building or attic. Most lizards in Cornersville only become a nuisance when they defecate, or leave feces, on windows or inside the house. Lizard poop can be mistaken for rat feces. In Cornersville, Lizard feces has a white tip on them and rat feces does not.
Whether you are worried about sanitization or just have a fear of lizards, Complete Animal Removal will trap the lizards for you in Cornersville and the surrounding Cornersville areas.
Cornersville Skunk Removal
humane skunk trapping and control in Cornersville
We all know skunks in Cornersville can spray a liquid with a strong and unbearable odor. In addition to that defense mechanism, skunks in Cornersville carry rabies and can transmit diseases through their skunk feces and urine.
When skunks get in the attic or under the house in Cornersville they need to be removed immediately. Skunk damage in Cornersville is very severe and must be repaired by a professional skunk removal expert. Diseases from skunks in Cornersville can spread to humans and pets. In Cornersville, a thorough treatment will be necessary to prevent transmission of any diseases. We will trap skunks in Cornersville and all surrounding Cornersville Tennessee areas.
armadillo removal in Cornersville TN
Humane Armadillo trapping experts in Cornersville
Armadillos digging in the yard can destroy a lawn in Cornersville in a matter of weeks. In search of food, armadillos dig for grubs and earthworms. in Cornersville, armadillos have burrows that lead to an armadillo den. These armadillo dens can be 10ft x 15ft and are the cause of many sinkholes in Cornersville. Armadillos cause A/C units to cave in, sidewalks and driveways to cave in and cracks in the foundation of a Cornersville home or business.
Armadillos in Cornersville are also very common road kill. If the armadillo is in the street then your local animal control will pick up the dead armadillo. If the armadillo dies on your Cornersville area property then Complete Animal Removal will perform a dead animal removal for the dead armadillo.
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Cornersville Mice CONTROL
mouse trapping and removal in Cornersville Tennessee
In Cornersville, a full grown mouse looks similar to a juvenile roof rat. Mice will crawl up a wall and get in the attic of a Cornersville home or business. In Cornersville, not only do mice get in attics but they also infest inside the house or business. When mice infest a kitchen in Cornersville they will eat your food and find a water source. In the process the mice leave feces and urine behind which can transmit a variety of diseases in Cornersville.
When mice get in the attic in Cornersville they will chew wires creating a fire hazard. Whether you have a mouse in the house in Cornersville, mice in the attic in Cornersville, a mouse in the kitchen in Cornersville or mice in a commercial building in Cornersville, Complete Animal Removal will trap mice and keep mice from coming back by performing our Cornersville mouse control program.
Cornersville TN Mole Removal
Getting rid of moles and mole prevention for Cornersville
The key to eliminating moles in Cornersville is our mole control program. First we flatten all existing mole tunnels. Then we come back and find the new mole activity in the Cornersville yard. We then trap for moles in the Cornersville yard, getting rid of the existing population. Once the moles have been removed from your Cornersville lawn we can come on a monthly basis to prevent future mole infestations.
Complete Animal Removal's expert mole trappers in Cornersville will trap the moles and prevent moles from coming back in Cornersville and surrounding Cornersville Tennessee locations.
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Gopher removal and gopher trapping in Cornersville
Cornersville Gopher Trapping
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Gophers are a common pest in the Cornersville area. Gophers in Cornersville are found in lawns and dig tunnels underground which causes the dirt to raise up. Cornersville gophers eat vegetation, especially the roots of plants and shrubs. When the gophers in Cornersville feed on the roots this process kills the plant. Trees, shrubs and flowers in Cornersville are all affected by gopher damage.
In Cornersville TN, Gopher control is necessary and needs to be set up as soon as gopher damage is spotted. Gophers in Cornersville can destroy a lawn and all vegetation growing on it in very little time. Complete Animal Removal will trap gophers and get rid of the gophers in Cornersville and surrounding Cornersville areas.
Beaver Removal in Cornersville
Beaver trapping and beaver damage in Cornersville TN
Beavers in Cornersville are the largest North American rodent weighing up to 100 pounds. Luckily this is one rodent you will not see in your Cornersville attic. Beavers in Cornersville are found in rivers, streams, ponds and lakes. A beaver's strong jaw and sharp teeth are used to cut down trees in Cornersville by gnawing on the wood. In Cornersville, beavers burrow into dams and banks and are very persistent. If a beaver's den is destroyed in Cornersville, the beaver will work fast to rebuild it. Complete Animal Removal's beaver trapping experts in Cornersville will trap and remove the beavers out of your Cornersville area property.
Beavers in Cornersville can be difficult to trap. How to get rid of beavers in Cornersville depends on multiple factors. Each Cornersville beaver trapping session is different and is approached with multiple unique strategies.
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Muskrat trapping and removal in Cornersville TN
Muskrat REmvoal in Cornersville
Expert Muskrat trappers for Cornersville
Muskrats in Cornersville are similar to beavers only smaller. The muskrat also damages ponds in Cornersville by burrowing into dams and banks to make their dens. This increases erosion and over time can cause sever damage to a Cornersville property. Den openings in Cornersville are 4 to 6 inches in diameter and are close to the surface.
Muskrat trapping in Cornersville needs to take place as soon as muskrat damage is visible. Muskrats in Cornersville give birth to 2-3 litters per year and yield an average of 4-8 pups. In Cornersville, a major muskrat infestation can occur if left untouched. Complete Animal Removal will trap the muskrats and get rid of the muskrats in Cornersville and surrounding Cornersville areas.
Cornersville fox Removal
humane fox trapping and removal in Cornersville tn
Foxes prey on chickens, rabbits and small pets in Cornersville. In Cornersville, you can also find a fox digging through your garbage can or eating cat food. When a fox becomes a nuisance animal in Cornersville then Complete Animal Removal will humanely trap the fox and relocate the fox to one of our properties.
If you have a fox den on your Cornersville property we will get rid of the foxes for a flat fee. We do not charge per fox or per trip. We have flat rate trapping sessions.
Although foxes rarely approach humans in Cornersville TN, they do carry rabies and should be left alone. Call the professional fox trappers at Complete Animal Removal to get rid of foxes in Cornersville and surrounding Cornersville areas.
Fox Trapping in Cornersville Tennessee
Coyote removal and trapping in Cornersville TN
coyote REmvoal in Cornersville TN
Missing outdoor cats in Cornersville? you could have a coyote issue
Coyotes in Cornersville Tennessee are highly adaptable and thrive in urban environments. A coyote in Cornersville can survive on human trash and outdoor or stray cats. Coyotes in Cornersville adjust their hunting style to what food source is available. Being omnivores, coyotes in Cornersville will even eat vegetation if necessary.
Coyotes in Cornersville live in burrows dug into the ground called dens. In Cornersville, a coyote den is used for rearing pups and sleeping. Coyotes in Cornersville TN will be very protective of their den so do not approach a coyote's den. The rabies virus is prevalent in coyotes in Cornersville and a bite from a coyote must be treated for rabies. Rabies is fatal if left untreated. Complete Animal Removal will trap coyotes on your Cornersville property to ensure the safety of your pets and family.
nutria Removal for Cornersville
nutria trapping for Cornersville TN
Nutria in Cornersville are large rodents that are similar in appearance to beavers with long, thin tails. The most a nutria in Cornersville will weigh is 20 pounds where a beaver in Cornersville can weigh up to 100 pounds. In Cornersville, nutria are nocturnal animals but when their food source is scarce they will hunt during the day. Like beavers, you will never see a nutria in your Cornersville attic. Nutria in Cornersville live in freshwater rivers, marshes, bayous and ponds.
Nutria are not native to the Cornersville area and breed all year long. The juvenile nutria reach sexual maturity at just 4 months and each litter can have up to 13 baby nutria. Complete Animal Removal's expert nutria trapper in Cornersville TN will trap the nutria before the population gets out of hand.
Nutria trapping and removal in Cornersville TN
Getting rid of snapping turtles in Cornersville
Cornersville snapping turtle REmvoal
finding and catching nuiance sanpping turtles in Nasville TN
Snapping turtles in Cornersville can become a nuisance pest problem in waterfowl sanctuaries and aquaculture facilities. If you have snapping turtles in a Cornersville pond you are stocking fish then you may want snapping turtle removal. Alligator snapping turtles are protected in Cornersville and can not be removed. Common snapping turtles in Cornersville can be trapped and relocated to one of Complete Animal Removal's Cornersville area properties.
Snapping turtle control in Cornersville involves live trapping and relocation. We only use humane trapping techniques in Cornersville for snapping turtles. Complete Animal Removal will trap and remove snapping turtles in Cornersville and surrounding Cornersville TN areas.
Dead Animal Removal for Cornersville
dead animal in the wall in Cornersville TN?
When an animal dies on your Cornersville property then Complete Animal Removal will complete a full dead animal removal. Our dead animal removal process in Cornersville involves removing the dead animal, treating the area for diseases and deodorizing to neutralize the bad smell. When you have a dead rat in the attic in Cornersville, a dead squirrel in the wall in Cornersville TN, a dead opossum in the yard in Cornersville, a dead skunk under the house in Cornersville, a dead bat in the building in Cornersville, a dead mouse in the kitchen in Cornersville Tennessee, a dead raccoon in the ceiling in Cornersville, a dead armadillo in the lawn in Cornersville, a dead chipmunk in the basement or dead birds on the roof, Complete Animal Removal of Cornersville will get rid of the dead animal, the diseases and bad smell.
attic restorations in Cornersville tn
when the animals in Cornersville leave a mess, we clean it up
Nuisance animals in Cornersville carry diseases, leave behind urine and feces, destroy insulation, chew wires and get in the A/C duct work. Complete Animal Removal specializes in attic restorations in Cornersville TN and will fix the damage the animals left behind. When rats, raccoons, squirrels, opossums, skunks, bats, mice, flying squirrels, other rodents and nuisance animals get in the attic in Cornersville, Complete Animal Removal will clean up the animal feces by doing a complete attic restoration in your Cornersville home or business. The treatment process of our attic restoration in Cornersville TN includes an antifungul, antibacterial, antiviral, antimicrobial, disinfectant and deodorizer. We will kill all the diseases in the attic of your Cornersville home and restore the attic as if the animals were never there.
Home Exclusions in Cornersville TN
full exclusions and home repairs in Cornersville
Animals gain access in homes and businesses of Cornersville by finding or creating entry points. These nuisance animals in Cornersville will squeeze through existing entry points or chew their way in through vulnerable spots in the home or building. When Complete Animal Removal of Cornersville does our initial inspection we will find the entry points the animal are currently using, as well as any entry points they could use in the future. A full home exclusion in Cornersville consists of closing all entry points with metal and concrete. We never use foam for an exclusion for rodents, raccoons, opossums or any other Cornersville nuisance wildlife that can easily chew through it. We guarantee our work so you can feel at ease knowing your Cornersville home or business is nuisance animal free.
Full home exclusions in Cornersville TN are completed using only metal and concrete based products. We never use foam to close off entry points for nuisance animals.
More info on the nuisance wildlife Complete Animal Removal humanely traps and removes in Cornersville Tennessee
Raccoon Control in Cornersville
Raccoons in Cornersville are highly intelligent animals, but can be extremely destructive to your home, building or property. Cornersville raccoons carry multiple diseases including Baylisascaris procyonis, which is a raccoon roundworm that can be transmitted to humans. This raccoon roundworm affects the central nervous system and can be fatal if left untreated. Raccoons in Cornersville can transmit Leptospirosis, which is a bacterial infection spread through their urine and other secretions. Salmonella is spread through raccoons in Cornersville, which can cause a severely painful illness. Whether you have raccoon in the house, in the attic, in the garage, in the yard or in the ceiling in Cornersville, all raccoons have to be considered dangerous. Any bite or scratch from a raccoon in the Cornersville area has to be treated as the raccoon had rabies. Rabies is 100% fatal so any bite or scratch needs to be treated immediately. When a raccoon gets in the attic in Cornersville it leaves its feces buried in the insulation, inside the A/C ductwork and on the drywall. From the first day the raccoon enters the attic it urinates around the perimeter marking it's territory. The damage raccoons in Cornersville do to the attic and yard can be devastating. Complete Animal Removal in Cornersville will humanely trap the raccoons and relocate them far enough away so they will never come back to your Cornersville home or business. We also fix and cleanup all damage caused by the raccoons in Cornersville. Full home exclusions for raccoons in Cornersville are Complete Animal Removal's specialty. We only use metal and concrete and never use foam to exclude raccoons from a Cornersville home or business.
Bat Control in Cornersville
Bats play a vital role in the ecosystem of Cornersville and consume their body weight in mosquitos every night. Bats are protected by the state of Tennessee and can only be removed in Cornersville between August 15th and April 15th. The blackout period in between these months are to allow the bat's babies to develop to the point of being able to fly. Bats cannot be exterminated, trapped or poisoned. Bats in Cornersville have to be excluded from the home or building using bat valves or netting. Although bats are great for the environment they are dangerous to have living in a Cornersville home or business. Bat feces, or bat guano, can transmit a disease called Histoplasmosis which is a disease caused by the fungus Histoplasma capulatum. When bats get in the attic of a Cornersville home they need to be removed and their feces cleaned out and disinfected.
Opossum Control in Cornersville
Opossums are the only North American marsupial and can be quite the pest here in Cornersville. Opossums in Cornersville get into attics, under mobile homes, in the walls, under the house, in the shed and in the garage. There are over 60 species of opossum in the world, which are often called possums. We only have one species of opossum, or possum, in Cornersville Tennessee called the Virginia opossum or Common opossum. Opossums are the #1 carrier of the cat flea in Cornersville and can infest your property with them just by being there. When you have a dead opossum in the yard, in the attic or under the home it needs to be treated for ectoparasites and deodorized. When opossums wander the yard in Cornersville they can attack and injure domestic animals. Opossums are commonly found eating cat food and garbage left outside. Complete Animal Removal will humanely trap and relocate all opossums off of your Cornersville property.
Rat – Mice – Mouse – Rodent Control in Cornersville
Rodents are a series problem here in Cornersville Tennessee and are major vectors of many diseases. Rats are more common than mice in Cornersville but both can be found here. The two common species of rats in Cornersville found in the attics and under the homes are the Norway rat and Roof rat. Roof rats, also called fruit rats or black rats, are great climbers and are more commonly found in the attics of Cornersville homes and buildings. When you hear scratching in the attic in Cornersville the chances are good that it is a family of roof rats. Norway rats, also called brown rats or sewer rats, are more commonly found under the home in Cornersville Tennessee. When you hear scratching under your floor or scratching under your bathtub it could be Norway rats. House mice are found in Cornersville but are not as common as roof rats. A house mouse can populate an attic in Cornersville and cause a major mouse infestation in very little time. Both mice and rat infestations can be difficult to eliminate but Complete Animal Removal find a solution to every rodent problem.
Squirrel Control in Cornersville
Squirrels are also rodents and are a major pest problem when they enter a Cornersville home. Cornersville squirrel removal is always necessary when the squirrel gets in the attic. Squirrels in Cornersville chew on electrical wiring, leave urine on the drywall, leave their feces in the insulation and get inside the A/C ductwork. Scratching in the attic or in the walls during the daytime in Cornersville is most likely from squirrels. Call Complete Animal Removal's Cornersville squirrel trapper to get rid of the scratching in the attic by humanely trapping and relocating the squirrels.
Snake Control in Cornersville
There are 6 different species of venomous snakes in Tennessee and most of them are found right here in Cornersville. The four species of venomous snakes are the copperhead, timber rattlesnake, water moccasin and the pigmy rattlesnake. Timber Rattlesnakes are commonly found in Cornersville in the yard near woodpiles. The water moccasin, or cottonmouth snake, are found near ponds and rivers in Cornersville. Western pigmy rattlesnakes in Cornersville commonly need to be removed from bushes near the home. Copperhead and Timber rattlesnakes are mostly found in the swamps. Pigmy rattlesnakes in Cornersville can be found in the bushes, under the home, in the yard or even in the house. In Cornersville, a trained professional should always identify snakes. There are many snakes that mimic venomous snakes in Cornersville so call Complete Animal Removal to have a Cornersville snake removal specialist humanely trap the snake, catch the snake and remove the snake from your property. We will inspect for snake nests and remove any snake eggs or snake babies from the property or home.
Armadillo Control in Cornersville
Armadillos are destructive animals and are found throughout Cornersville. When an armadillo invades your Cornersville yard it will tear up the grass looking for grubs and earthworms. Cornersville armadillos dig in the garden and destroy plants and vegetables. When an armadillo in Cornersville digs a burrow it can go down 10ft deep and be 20ft wide. Sinkholes and property damage can occur from an armadillo den. The species of armadillo that we have here in Cornersville always gives birth to quadruplets so there could be up to six armadillos per burrow. Complete Animal Removal will humanely trap and relocate armadillos in Cornersville.
Dead Animal in Cornersville
The homeowner is responsible for removal when an animal dies in the attic, under the home or in the yard in Cornersville. The city of Cornersville is only responsible for dead animal removal when the dead animal is in the street or on city property. When an animal dies in Cornersville the ectoparasites that were living on the dead animal will leave the dead carcass to infest a new living host. Fleas, ticks and mites are some examples of these ectoparasites that will leave the dead animal and cause an infestation wherever the animal died. Dead animal removal in Cornersville needs to include removal of the dead animal, treatment for the ectoparasites and deodorizing to reduce the bad smell. We do dead squirrel removal in Cornersville, dead opossum removal in Cornersville, dead raccoon removal in Cornersville, dead skunk removal in Cornersville, dead rat removal in Cornersville, dead mouse removal in Cornersville, dead bird removal in Cornersville, dead bat removal in Cornersville, dead nutria removal in Cornersville, dead armadillo removal in Cornersville, dead chipmunk removal in Cornersville, dead lizard removal in Cornersville, dead snake removal in Cornersville, dead mice removal in Cornersville, dead rodent removal in Cornersville, dead coyote removal in Cornersville, dead fox removal in Cornersville and any other dead animal removal in Cornersville Tennessee. We remove dead animals in the wall in Cornersville, dead animals in the ceiling in Cornersville, dead animals under the home in Cornersville, dead animals in the attic in Cornersville, dead animals in the yard in Cornersville, dead animals under the shed in Cornersville, dead animals in the garage in Cornersville, dead animals in the insulation in Cornersville, dead animals on the roof in Cornersville and more. Complete Animal Removal's dead animal removal experts in Cornersville will remove, treat and deodorize for all dead animals.
Pigeon Control in Cornersville
Pigeons in Cornersville can be a major health hazard as they spread diseases that can be as severe as death. Pigeon guano, or pigeon feces, can grow a fungus Histoplasma capulatum, which can cause Histoplasmosis. When pigeons in Cornersville get in the attic or roost on the roof the pigeons need to be removed and their feces cleaned up and disinfected. In Cornersville pigeons get into the rafters of warehouses and commercial buildings and present a danger to all employees inside. When a pigeon flies into a grocery store in Cornersville the pigeon droppings can fall into produce and cause customers to become ill. Whether the pigeon gets into the attic, on the rafters, on the roof, in the store, in a commercial building or a residential house in Cornersville Complete Animal Removal's pigeon removal experts will get rid of the pigeons and cleanup their guano.
Bird Control in Cornersville
Other birds that can be removed in Cornersville TN include sparrows, starlings and some species of ducks. Sparrows are the most common invader of grocery stores in Cornersville. When a sparrow flies into a grocery store it needs to be removed before the bird defecates on the produce. When starlings and sparrows get in the attic of a Cornersville home our building, bird control is necessary for the safety of the residents inside. Muscovy ducks in Cornersville are not native and are considered a major nuisance as their feces can cause illness and stain and damage property. Bird removal and bird control in Cornersville is necessary when you are dealing with pigeons, sparrows, starlings and Muscovy ducks. Complete Animal Removal's bird control and bird removal experts will get rid of birds including pigeons, starlings, sparrows and Muscovy ducks 24/7.
Moles – Voles – Pocket Gopher Control in Cornersville
There are a few major animals that dig and live in the ground in Cornersville which include moles, voles, pocket gophers and armadillos. Moles in Cornersville live in tunnels just under the ground and constantly dig searching for food. They leave your lawn feeling squishy and eventually kill the grass above everywhere they dig. Mole trapping in Cornersville is not easy but a Complete Animal Removal's mole trapper will trap the moles and allow your lawn to get back to normal.
Skunk Control in Cornersville
Skunks in Cornersville are a nuisance animal that can be dangerous to pets, humans and your property. Cornersville skunks are well known for the bad smelling spray they use as a defensive mechanism. This spray is made of a thick oily liquid containing sulfur compounds that leave a horrific smell and can cause temporary blindness. Skunks in Cornersville are a large carrier of the rabies virus. Skunks are 2nd only behind raccoons in number of rabies cases in the United States. Rabies is 100% fatal and any bite or scratch from a skunk must be treated as if it has the rabies virus. Cornersville skunk removal is necessary even if the skunk is just in the yard. When a skunk in Cornersville gets in the attic Complete Animal Removal will get rid of the skunk, clean up the skunk damage and close off the entry points created by the skunks so the skunks cannot get back in.
Lizard Control in Cornersville
Complete Animal Removal receives calls for Lizard removal in Cornersville Tennessee for many different species of lizards. Iguanas are one of the fastest growing invasive lizard species in Cornersville and are breeding at a rapid rate. We provide iguana trapping for both residential and commercial properties in Cornersville. Removing iguanas in Cornersville involves getting creative since the number of iguanas varies for each property. In Cornersville getting rid of iguanas is one of Complete Animal Removal's specialty. Other lizard removal involves getting rid of and trapping geckos, anoles and monitor lizards.
Fox Control in Cornersville
Complete Animal Removal can humanely complete Cornersville fox trapping by live trapping and relocating. When a fox in Cornersville becomes a nuisance we can trap the foxes and relocate them to a safe place where they will not come back. Getting rid of a fox involves patience and experience. Complete Animal Removal's fox trappers in Cornersville are the experts in fox trapping.
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Those envisioning July 4 celebrations at the beach may be swimming at their own risk, according to a new study that found the number of beach closures nationwide due to dirty water soared last year.
The Natural Resources Defense Council, which released its annual report Wednesday, found that beach closures and advisories across the country increased by 29 percent in 2010 compared to a year earlier. The conservation group used data from 3,000 locations nationwide and found that waters in Louisiana, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan had the highest levels of contamination.
Virginia came in at No. 12 and exceeded the EPA's contamination level 5 percent of the time, up from 3 percent in 2009. Maryland came in at No. 16 and went over the recommended standards 7 percent of the time, also up from 3 percent in 2009. Delaware had among the cleanest beaches, ranking fifth with 3 percent of samples above standards, up slightly from 2 percent in 2010.
Beaches where violations were most frequent were concentrated in Newport News and King George and Mathews counties in Virginia and Kent and Cecil counties on the upper Chesapeake Bay in in Maryland. One beach in Kent County had contamination closures or advisories for 71 days in 2010.
"It's a summer rite of passage," said David Beckman, a senior attorney who directs the nonprofit's water program. "Unfortunately it can also make you sick."
Eleven percent of California's beaches reported elevated levels of bacterial contamination, the largest amount in five years. Among those at the top of the list were Avalon Beach, Cabrillo Beach and Colorado Lagoon in Los Angeles County, Poche County Beach and Doheny State Beach in Orange County and Candlestick Point in San Francisco County.
Most bacterial contamination occurs during winter, when heavy rains overload storm drains and sewage systems, washing waste into the sea.
Swimming in such pollution can cause gastrointestinal, respiratory and other illnesses and is of particular risk for children and the elderly whose immune systems may not be as strong. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that up to 3.5 million people become ill from contact with raw sewage from overflows every year.
Swimmers are advised not to swim near storm drains or go into the waters within 72 hours of a rain when pollution levels are typically higher.


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The Little Sparrow/
Hopefully you're lucky enough to work, as I once did, in an industry that abides by Summer Fridays -- last afternoon of the week off, Memorial Day through Labor Day.
If you're not, let's make-tend like you do with a super-short blog post. Gotta catch the Jitney to the Hamptons, where beachside cocktails await!
As you might be able to make out in the above pic, the Little Sparrow is a creation courtesy of Death & Co. If you've ever read this blog before, you know that there is, to my mind, no greater seal of cocktail approval. Thus, fittingly, there's little more for me to say about it. Make, enjoy.
I want to end this post with a cheerfully expedient "TGIF!" but I don't want you to forge a link, even subliminally, between the Little Sparrow and a TGIFriday's. When I think of TGIFriday's, I think of 1500-calorie Mudslides and servers who don suspenders. When I think of The Little Sparrow, I conjure an undiscovered boite in the far West Village, perhaps located in the shadow of the Meatpacking District but miles apart in milieu, where I can order a crisp, neatly prepared cocktail... probably from a guy donning suspenders. But not while also wearing a striped polo shirt.
The Little Sparrow
(Tweaked from the little cocktail recipe book that comes with every bottle of St.-Germain)
2 ounces Calvados
1 1/4 ounces sweet vermouth
3/4 ounces St.-Germain
1 dash Peychaud bitters
Lemon twist, to garnish
Stir all liquid ingredients briskly in an ice-filled mixing glass or cocktail shaker, until right after your boss leaves the office so you can hightail it out of there. Strain into cocktail glass and garnish with lemon twist.
Tasting Notes:
As you can see in the pic, the original recipe calls for a teensy bit of applejack as well, which we didn't have. Feel free to throw in some Remy Martin if you like, or don't worry about it.


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Thursday, May 31, 2012
On the Street…..Prince St., New York
Thursday, May 31, 2012
On the Street…. Rivington St., New York
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
On the Street…..Prince St., New York
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Patrick Demarchelier
Today Garance is being shot by Patrick Demarchelier for an upcoming project. I'm so jealous because I've never been shot by Mr. Demarchelier, although I have shot him.
I forgot I had this photograph, but I've always liked it because I think it really shows where the elegance in his images comes from.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
On the Street…..West 13th St., New York
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
On the Street….14th St., New York
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
On the Street…..27th St., New York
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
On the Street…..That Hair, Berlin
Saturday, May 26, 2012
The Hunter and the Gatherer
Thanks to Dirk and Matthew for the great writeup on Style.com: The Hunter and the Gatherer
Photo by Garance Dore
Friday, May 25, 2012
On the Street…..12th St., New York
Thursday, May 24, 2012
On the Street….. Spring St., New York
Thursday, May 24, 2012
On the Street….Eighth St., New York
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
On the Street…… Dover St., London
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Instagram, Updated.
Hey guys,
So I updated my Instagram name to TheSartorialist. It's not a new account, so no need to re-follow me if you already were. But if you're new to Instagram (and you're on your phone) here's where to click to follow: @TheSartorialist or see my profile here
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
On the Street….Gansevoort St., New York
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
On the Street….Spring St., New York
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
On the Street….Greene St., New York
Monday, May 21, 2012
On the Street….. Hudson St., New York
Monday, May 21, 2012
The Sartorialist on Instagram
I'm really honored tonight to present the Webby Breakout of the Year award to Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger of Instagram.
Instagram has become a great tool for people to feel more confident in sharing their images, which is something that I think can only be good.
You've seen filtered images on my Twitter account, so you may already know I've been using Instagram consistently over the last six months. What you may not know is that recently I made my Instagram account public. You can follow me at @TheSartorialist
Monday, May 21, 2012
On the Street…..Ninth Ave., New York
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Vintage Photo
This is my grandmother Sabina Yanes. The photo was taken in La Palma, Canary Islands in 1928. She was 13 years old.
This is, by far, one of my favorite photos of "Mimina" (as her grandkids used to caller her). I love her shoes, the way she gently crosses her feet, the bit of hair curled in her forehead, her elegant pose and, perhaps the most striking feature, her gaze into the camera. Mimina rarely smiled in photos, she would just look directly into the camera while appearing to be keeping the world's greatest secret.
- Natalia
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Vintage Photo
My cousins and I decided, (ironically) that this must be where our fashion sense came from since I still can't get over my uncle wearing a fur collar coat. Their daily uniform consists of flannels, Woolrich trousers and a pint of Guinness.
- Caitlin
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Vintage Photo
This is a photo of my grandmother Irene and my grandfather Dmytro. It was taken in Kalush, Ukraine sometime in the late 1930′s or early 1940′s. My grandmother cared a lot about fashion and bragged more than once that she was the first woman in her village to wear pants.
- Anya
Friday, May 18, 2012
On the Street… 14th St., New York
Friday, May 18, 2012
On the Street…Thompson St., New York
Thursday, May 17, 2012
On the Street… Canal St., New York
Thursday, May 17, 2012
On the Street…..Sixth Ave., New York
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
On the Street…..Rivington St., New York
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
On the Street….Lafayette St., New York
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
The Sartorialist Finally Has His Twitter On!
So I finally have my Twitter on!
If a picture says a thousand words but twitter only gives me 140 characters…..more pictures!!
On my twitter feed you'll see exclusive images, behind the scenes excitement, more product and fashion tweets, store reports from around the world and more in-the-moment thoughts on a wide range of subjects.
You will still be notified of new blog posts on my twitter feed but the majority of the tweets will be made uniquely for @Sartorialist
Click to follow @Sartorialist on Twitter
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Summer Inspiration
Summer's just around the corner. I was going through last summer's posts to try to find looks that still resonated, and I love the idea of this all white with these Adidas tennis shoes. I've always been a Converse guy, but I might be making a switch this summer.
Monday, May 14, 2012
On the Street….Lafayette St., New York
Sunday, May 13, 2012
On the Street…..Tenth Ave., New York
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Be on Stage with Us at the CFDA Awards
We are so honored to be receiving the CFDA Eugenia Sheppard Media Award and couldn't have done it without you, our readers.
As a part of the ceremony, Garance and I are working on a video presentation and we would really love for you to be a part of it. We are asking our readers and fans to submit a short video where you tell us what our work means to you. Maybe you have a favorite photograph from my site or a post that meant a lot to you from Garance–whatever it is, we want to hear about it.
These don't have to be Hollywood productions, they can be anything from a video recorded using a webcam to something you shoot with your cell phone. We would love to hear from all four corners of the globe. We are proud of our international following and want to hear not only from the fashion capitals but also from Australia, Africa, China and Canada. Feel free to record your video in English or your native language.
Here are a few guidelines and tips for recording the videos:
In Photo Booth on Mac
Open the Photo Booth application on your mac and select the film strip icon on the right. Click on the red camera to begin your recording. When finished, select the video and you will be able to send it via email.
On a digital camera
Switch your camera to the movie record function and film your video. Upload the file to your computer and attach it to an email.
On a cell phone
In your camera app, select record video/video camera and film your video. You can email the file directly from your phone.
The video should be:
- In a QuickTime format (.mov, .mp4, .m4v, 3GPP, 3GPP2, AVI, DV)
- No larger than 800×600 resolution.
- We encourage you to use We Transfer or other file sharing services for sending the video files.
- VIDEO MUST BE BETWEEN 30 SECONDS AND 1 MINUTE. We will not be able to use any footage that is over 1 minute.
Please send all video submissions to [email protected] by May 18, 2012. Please include contact information for follow up.
Please leave any questions in the comments of this post.
Thank you so much for all the support!
Scott & Garance
Friday, May 11, 2012
On the Street…..Mitte, Berlin
Thursday, May 10, 2012
On the Street….Spring St., New York
Thursday, May 10, 2012
On the Street…. Plaza de Neptuno, Madrid
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
On the Street….Mercer St., New York
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
On the Street…..Spring St., New York
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
On the Street… Via Tortona, Milan
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
On the Street…..Mitte, Berlin
Monday, May 7, 2012
On the Street….Keegan, London
Monday, May 7, 2012
Evelyn Hofer at James Danziger Gallery
My gallerist James Danziger has another great show opening this week celebrating the work of Evelyn Hofer.
I wasn't familiar with her work, but as soon as I saw it, I felt like she was a kindred spirit. The images capture something that's both recognizable and yet mysterious. The simplicity of the portraits deepen your curiosity about the subject. And to be quite honest, I'm totally jealous I didn't get to take a couple of these shots! But, I wasn't shooting much when I was four years old.
James is having a public opening for the show this Thursday. I'm attending, and would love to see you there.
Evelyn Hofer
James Danziger Gallery
527 West 23rd Street.
Thursday, May 10, 6 – 8 p.m.
Monday, May 7, 2012
On the Street….Paseo del Prado, Madrid
Sunday, May 6, 2012
On the Street….Rei Shito, Paris
Saturday, May 5, 2012
On the Street…..Rue Rivoli, Paris
Saturday, May 5, 2012
On the Street…..Union Square, New York
Friday, May 4, 2012
On the Street…..Houston St., New York
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
On the Street….Hennessy Rd., Hong Kong
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Ethics for Accountants: Illinois (CPE Course)
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Course Description
This course meets the ethics CPE requirement for CPAs in states that require a general course in regulatory or professional ethics. It covers current issues and special topics in ethics in the accounting profession and the 2015 AICPA Code of Professional Conduct. The Illinois Public Accounting Act: Professional Conduct is included in the Appendix, with cross references to the AICPA Code.
Author: Beacon Hill Financial Educators
Course Number: ET1041
Learning Objectives
Define ethics in the context of being ethical versus acting ethically.
Identify the types of accounting services in which the fiduciary standard applies.
Recognize the circumstances under which conflicts of interest can arise when a variety of accounting services are offered by a CPA or firm.
Differentiate between rules-based, principles-based, and objectives-oriented accounting.
Recognize the recent developments in reporting and standards-setting for small and medium-sized businesses and firms conducting business overseas.
Interpret recent ethical inquires received by the AICPA.
Recognize the primary components that serve as the foundation of the AICPA ethical standards.
Recognize the AICPA Principles of the Code of Professional Conduct.
Recognize the AICPA Rules of the Code of Professional Conduct.
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Over the summer, there were a lot of news reports critical of Marshall's presence in the borough and her overall job performance. One particularly damning article – we believe it was in the Post – delved extensively into the issue, calling up Marshall and grilling her about the criticism.
Marshall admitted that over the summer she wasn't a regular presence at Borough Hall or making the customary appearances at parades and ribbon-cuttings, but the reason was that she was caring for her ill husband and that her staff was keeping her informed and up to date.
More importantly, though, the scuttlebutt around the borough was that Marshall was not only neglecting her duties as figurehead for the borough, but also ignoring the more weighty issues affecting the people of Queens.
It only reinforced Marshall's unfortunate reputation as the prime example for people who have been calling for an end to the post of borough president, which has effectively become a powerless position save for allocating some city funding that comes the office's way each fiscal year.
Today, the most important aspect of the office is being an outspoken advocate for the borough, which you can't really do effectively if you stop making public appearances.
So we kind of figured we knew what was going on in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, when our email inbox was bombarded with photos from Marshall's office touring storm-damaged neighborhoods throughout Queens.
We are talking about three or four photos a day from an office that, before the criticism started this past summer, we barely heard from in about three months.
There was no way that Marshall was going to let people claim she was sleeping on the job in the aftermath of one of the most devastating storms to ever hit the borough.
It apparently didn't work.
Last week, NY1 decided to revisit the issue and ran a segment interviewing people in the neighborhoods hardest hit by Sandy, asking them specifically what they thought of Marshall and her response to the storm. They didn't have too many good things to say, with our favorite quote being that she really "needs to step up her game."
NY1 even dissected the official website of the Borough President's Office, noting there was next to no information about Hurricane Sandy, accessing aid or relief efforts.
Although, NY1 did note Marshall's Facebook page had a lot of hurricane-related info, and one community board head interviewed for the report said that Marshall's office has been responsive every time he called.
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Adam Jones was in trouble. Key word: Was.
Jones' agent, Peter Schaffer, tells PFT that Jones was acquitted by a Hamilton County municipal court judge on one charge of misdemeanor assault stemming from an incident occurring outside a Cincinnati bar earlier this year.
Jones was accused of assaulting a woman who appeared to pour a drink on him. Surveillance video seemed to indicate that Jones retaliated by striking the woman.
It's still possible that Jones will face a civil lawsuit and/or discipline from the league. He won't face any criminal sanctions.


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Freight is Joshua Darden's robust text family, done in the style of Johann Fleischmann's sparkling baroques, with a few of its own tricks. You'll notice if you look through our Freight offerings, that there is in fact a Freight Sans, which pairs quite well if you're going for more of an Americanized humanist feel, but I thought I'd stretch the range of Freight [serif] a bit more toward a British sensibility. To do that, I'm pairing it with the latest riff on Edward Johnston's 'block' lettering, Hendrik Weber's Edward. If I were keeping score, and clearly I am by the title, Hendrik is a German designer drawing from an English face, and Joshua is an American designer working from a Dutch one. Taking these additional lenses into consideration can help inform why certain characteristics of the faces are played up or deemphasized. Together, the two create an approachable and inviting atmosphere in their in-between weights, and a comical harmony when each bares its more extreme side.
Quick historical note: If you're thinking, 'This looks awfully familiar,' It's likely because it looks a lot like Gill Sans. Edward Johnston and Eric Gill were contemporaries, and their sanses look a lot alike. Johnston's came first. End historical note. In nine weights, Edward captures well the quirks of the British sign painter and letter cutter, without trying too hard to be a faithful revival.
Because Freight comes in a range of optical sizes, you can either use them for their stated purpose, or use a more robust cut at a given size, for a coarser texture. See above Freight Micro, next to Freight Text. And below: Given the chance, Edward is quite capable of delivering texts of moderate length.
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For just the second time ever, female athletes at John F. Kennedy High School in Bellmore took to the school's main field for a nighttime game last Thursday, Sept. 26. Like the following night's Homecoming game between Kennedy and South Side High School's football teams, relatives and friends of players stood cheering in the stands, music blared from loudspeakers, and the JFK Sports Boosters Club sold school clothing.
But there was one quickly noticeable difference as the Kennedy girls' soccer team walked onto the pitch for their match against Plainedge. Instead of Kennedy's usual colors, green and white, they wore pink.
The girls did so in support of their efforts to raise funds to combat breast cancer, which began at the start of the school year and will continue throughout October, which is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Over their white-and-green jerseys, they donned pink warm-up shirts that read "Kennedy Girls Soccer" on front and "Play for a Cause" on back. Sales of the same shirts by team members netted $300 before the start of last Thursday's game, and sales of the shirts, along with baked goods and raffle tickets, by the girls' parents and members of Kennedy's junior-varsity soccer team during the game raised that total to $800, according to Janine Bizelia, the girls' varsity coach. She said the team will donate the money to the American Cancer Society.
Bizelia, who is now in her fifth year at Kennedy, said the idea for the "Play for a Cause" game, which first took place last year and returned this year with plans to remain an annual tradition, was hers originally.
"The girls never got a chance to play under the lights," Bizelia said. "October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and I've had a few family members who suffered from breast cancer."
Most involved with the game, from the girls on the varsity team to the JV girls who lent their support, all of their parents, other Sports Boosters parents and Kennedy administrators, also saw the event as a win-win, according to several who spoke to the Herald Life.
"It's a great opportunity for the girls to show their talent and their passion and raise money for cancer research," said Kennedy Principal Lorraine Poppe. "I think it's a great night."


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What is the front driveshaft and where is it located?
In four-wheel drive (4WD) vehicles, the front driveshaft transfers power from the transfer case to the front axle housing to power the front wheels. Without a driveshaft, your engine could produce all the power in the world, and you'd never go anywhere. The driveshaft is an integral part of the drivetrain.
Front driveshafts are used in 4WD vehicles that use both a front and a rear driveshaft. The rear driveshaft is sometimes called a prop shaft to differentiate it from the front driveshaft, because the rear driveshaft plays a similar role to the propeller shaft in a boat. Front wheel drive (FWD) vehicles have constant velocity axles to power the front wheels. Rear wheel drive (RWD) vehicles use a rear driveshaft, but no front driveshaft.
The front driveshaft can be found underneath the body of the vehicle. It attaches to the transfer case via a rubber flex plate, sometimes known as a giubo. The flex plate is made of flexible rubber and allows for some amount of difference in speed between the transfer case output and the driveshaft. That helps keep driveshaft vibrations low.
How do I know if my front driveshaft needs to be replaced?
Driveshaft problems usually take the form of a strong vibration under the floor boards. These vibrations may get worse under acceleration. Another sign of driveshaft problems is rattling or clunking noises.
These issues result from a loose or unbalanced driveshaft. The driveshaft attaches to the transfer case and axle housing via universal joints. These joints can wear out over time from exposure to dirt, salt, moisture, and other road hazards. The rubber of the flex plate can become stiff which leads to vibrations. Over time, a stiff flex plate can lead to driveshaft wobble and damage to the driveshaft itself.
The easiest way to test for driveshaft problems is to check for driveshaft looseness by hand. If you can move the driveshaft by hand, it's too lose. In a 4WD vehicle, you can drive the vehicle in RWD. If the vibration goes away under these conditions, then the problem is with the front driveshaft.
Can I replace the front driveshaft myself?
Replacing a front driveshaft is not a highly technical or complicated job, but it is physically demanding. An assistant can definitely help the job go more smoothly. Before you begin, you'll need to raise and secure the vehicle. You'll want to set the emergency brake to keep the driveshaft from spinning while you work. If you're working on a manual, put the transmission into first to hold the driveshaft in place.
The driveshaft needs to be properly aligned to work correctly, so you should make marks where it attaches so that you can line up the new one. Then remove the bolts that hold the driveshaft to the axle housing. You may have to spin the driveshaft to reach all the bolts. Your assistant can help by releasing the emergency brake and putting the transmission into neutral. Once the bolts are out, carefully lower the front of the driveshaft. Then remove the bolts that hold the driveshaft to the flex plate the same way and carefully lower it. If you are replacing the flex plate or the center support, you can do while the driveshaft is removed.
Lift your driveshaft into place and have your assistant hold it in place as you insert the first couple of bolts. From this point, you should be able to reverse the preceding steps to put everything back together.


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Tourism Policy & Planning : Case Studies from the Commonwealth Caribbean
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Chapter 1: Introduction
- The Importance of Tourism
- Tourism in the Caribbean
- Goals and Objectives
- Outline
- On Studying Islands
- Introduction
- Tourism and Tourist
- Current Research on Tourism
- Research on Tourism Policy and Planning
- The Nature of Tourism Policy
- The Nature of Tourism Planning
- The Nature of Development
- Government Involvement in Tourism
- Summary
- Introduction
- Evaluations of Caribbean Tourism Policy and Planning
- The Tourist Area Cycle of Evolution and the Choice of Case Studies
- Introduction
- The Economy
- The Tourism Sector
- Tourism Policy and Planning
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- The Economy
- The Tourism Sector
- Tourism Policy and Planning
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- The Economy
- The Tourism Sector
- Tourism Policy and Planning
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- The Economy
- The Tourist Sector
- Tourism Policy and Planning
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- The Economy
- The Tourist Sector
- Tourism Policy and Planning
- Conclusion
- Tinsley's Contention
- Government Involvement in the Tourism Sector
- Alternative Models of Tourism Development
- From Unique Case Studies to Generalizations
- Normative Proposals
- A Time for Reflection
List of Maps
1.1. The Caribbean
4.1. Dominica
5.1. St. Lucia
6.1. The Cayman Islands
7.1. Barbados
8.1. The Bahamas
List of Figures
3.1. Caribbean small-island tourism stages and styles
9.1. Significant recent tourism policy and planning developments
9.2. Summary
List of Tables
4.1. Dominica: Tourism statistics
5.1. St. Lucia: Tourism statistics
6.1. Cayman Islands: Tourism statistics
7.1. Barbados: Tourism statistics
8.1. The Bahamas: Tourism statistics
Book Review
The following excerpts are from a book review by Chris Cooper, Bournemouth University, appearing in Economic Geography:
Tourism Policy and Planning: Case Studies from the Commonwealth Caribbean. By Paul F. Wilkinson. New York: Cognizant Communication Corporation, 1997.
Paul Wilkinson's book reviewing tourism policy in the Commonwealth Caribbean was the result of a research grant, which allowed the author to undertake the field research necessary for such a project.
The author states his aim clearly on page 6: "To encourage island states to examine their tourism sector in a clearer perspective, to understand how past tourism policy and planning have resulted in current patterns of tourism development, to assess how policy and planning can be used in future to secure a more sustainable form of development and to recognize the potential for sharing experiences with other similar states." The resultant volume provides an interesting commentary on the state of the art of policy analysis in the tourism field.
The strengths of the book mirror the state of the art in tourism research, particularly in two areas. First, the volume provides detailed information and reviews of the tourism background and policy in each of the islands. The regional chapters have a consistent structure and together provide a valuable resource for researchers interested in Caribbean tourism. Second, the volume uses a consistent approach, based on the tourism area life cycle (TALC), to act as a framework for comparing and explaining the findings, and also for the selection of the case studies. This framework works particularly well in the final chapter, which is both thorough and well structured, providing an excellent summary of the book and drawing out useful generalizations.
Tourism Policy and Planning reflects the approach of tourism research in the mid to late 1990s, focusing upon idiographic case study material, attempting to draw generalizations, but often failing to take into account contributions from other subjects and disciplines.
Nonetheless, the book is well produced, with adequate maps, a good Caribbean bibliography, and a range of tables. It will be a useful volume for researchers in the Caribbean tourism field, providing excellent country-by-country reviews.


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