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Quotemykaam makes it easy for you to get the best wood borer control services at your doorstep. You just have to select the required service type and with few clicks you can book the best wood borer control services in Sector 7, Ghaziabad.
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Our Professional Wood Borer Pest Control Exterminators in Sector 7, Ghaziabad follow 100% safe odorless treatment for wood boring beetles :
Our professional thoroughly examines the site for signs of wood borer infestation. They very carefully check each and every tunnel created by wood borers so that no area is left untreated.
They inject Odorless Green Chemical in Oil-based solution into the tiny exit holes created by the wood borers in the cracks and crevices of wood and target the larvae which is mainly responsible for the infestation in wood.
The oil-based solution is filled in the holes up to 0.5 liter or till refusal.
Our professionals also drill holes at the downward angle of 45 degree at the junction of wood work and concrete and inject the chemical there too for complete removal of wood boring infestation.
Apart from infested wood or furniture, our team applies an oil-solution (residual pesticides chemicals having petroleum base) on nearby furniture and other unaffected risk areas to protect against any future wood borer infestation at your place.
After the treatment, all the holes are sealed with wood wax so that the chemical injected can destroy the larvae or eggs completely eliminating any chance of re-infestation.
The chemical we use for wood boring beetle treatment is Bifenthrin, a 100% odorless green chemical.
This chemical is added and mixed thoroughly in Kerosene oil to prepare the oil-based solution which is then injected into each and every hole.
Our treatment for wood boring beetles protects you against all kinds of wood pests mainly - Powder Post Beetles, Fast Powder Post Beetles and Deathwatch Beetles which are the most common wood boring beetles found in India.
Our Professional Wood Borer Pest Control Exterminators in Sector 7, Ghaziabad follow 100% safe odorless treatment for wood boring beetles :
100% Safe Treatment : Our professional wood borer pest control exterminators use environmental-friendly green chemicals protecting the furniture and structure of your property. Our green chemical treatment protects objects such as door, window frame, wardrobe, wooden paneling on staircase and wall false ceiling form pests and their harmful effect.
Govt. Certified PROs : We have an experienced team of Govt. certified Pest Control Exterminators in Sector 7, Ghaziabad who knows their job well and treat each and every corner of your home or office to protect you from these unwanted guests.
Our Wood Borer Treatment in Sector 7, Ghaziabad includes 1 year warranty and Quarterly visits to ensure no future infestation occurs.
The wood borer treatment we follow, generally increases the durability of the wood from being destroyed by insects and fungus.
In most of the cases, for wood borer treatment inside house you would be required to move your household items and re-arrange it after the treatment has been completed. It is highly recommended that you check this with the wood borer control service provider.
The treatment of wood eating bugs can take anywhere between 1-2 hours depending on the severity of infestation.
When it comes to Wood Borer Treatment, we always recommend our clients for Annual Maintenance Contract for effective and desired results. The AMC for Wood Boring Beetles Control Treatment includes :
Monthly treatment for first 4 consecutive months : It includes injecting the oil-based solution into all the holes noticed in the infested wood and spraying the oil solution to all unaffected risk areas.
Monitoring visits will be made once in 3 months after the above monthly treatment is completed as mentioned above.
We provide for 1 year warranty from the date of signing the contract and in case of any re-infestation during the warranty period, the treatment will be repeated at no extra cost.
BEFORE - The customer should vacate the infested areas so that the treatment can be carried out without any hindrance. Also, isolate the infested wooden article for a day or two.
AFTER - Customers should stay away from the treated areas for at least 4 hours so the barrier created can yield effective and desired results. The drilling process during the treatment may bring dust, so customers should ventilate the room after the treatment process.
Powder post Beetle are the most common types of wood borers found in India. It is tiny flying insect, reddish brown to black in color with slightly hairy complexion mainly attacking the dry, unfinished hardwood.
There are mainly three types of powder post beetles belonging to important families of Wood Boring Beetles :
Lyctidae - These are known as true powder post beetles.
Bostrichidae - These are referred to as false powder post beetles, bamboo borers, or even lead-cable borers.
Anobiidae - These are popularly known as Deathwatch Beetles.
These boring beetles attacks only hardwood which is dry, untreated with chemicals and rich in starch - oak, ash, walnut, mahogany, rubber wood.
The powder post beetle mostly attack newly constructed properties and recently manufactured hardwood used for framing work, cabinet furniture and woodwork like door, window frame, wardrobe, wooden paneling, wall false ceiling, flooring.
The tiny beetle are not found in old timber due to low starch content and do not infest structural wood as these tend to be made from softwood.
The larvae of powder post beetle produce dust-like frass having consistency of flour or talcum powder. So, if you notice slightly yellow colored powder falling from furniture, it indicates powder post beetle infestation.
The wood boring beetles are most active around March-April and become less active from November onwards.
You may find creamy white colored wood borer larvae curve-shaped.
Look for round or oval shaped, pin sized exit holes in the wood from which the adult beetle emerged. The flight holes size can range from 2mm to 4mm.
Small Wood dust or frass (woodworm droppings) below the infested wood. This bore dust may have fallen from the exit holes creating small piles on the floor or surfaces below the wood.
In case the dust or frass reappears within few weeks of cleanup indicates an active wood borer infestation.
Crumbling wood around the corners or floorboard edges.
Check for Weak and Damaged floorboard; a foot or chair leg going through the wooden floor is a serious structural damage.
Tunnels or galleries in the wood but they are often hard to see.
Look for Dead borers near the infested wood or around nearby windowsills.
There are several kinds of wood boring beetle's families around the world. The three most common wood boring beetles found in Sector 7, Ghaziabad are - Powder Post Beetles (Lyctid family), Fast Powder Post Beetles (Bostrichid family) and Deathwatch Beetles (Anobiid family) which can cause serious damage to structural timber, wooden furniture and fittings in residential and commercial buildings.
Wood Boring Beetles are one of the most destructive groups of insects with distinctive habits based on which they attack timber.
There are some kinds of wood pests which attack the harvested wood before and after it is milled, finished and installed for whatever use it was intended. These kinds of borers can destroy wooden pallets, crates, or shipping carts; firewood; and household wooden items such as picture frames, broom handles, bamboo and bamboo products, wicker baskets and furniture, carved wooden art objects, wooden artifacts, decorative driftwood, wooden furniture, and wood paneling. The adults of some of these species also burrow into soft metals, plaster, and plastic.
The other wood pests, instead of attacking harvested wood, feed on living, dying, diseased, burned, damaged, or dead trees. These wood eating insects creates problem when the adults emerge from wood in new construction or are carried indoors in firewood.
Thoroughly check the timber and wood products while buying so that you are not bringing already infested wood.
Make sure the wood is air-dried and does not contain any amount of moisture.
Before using the wood get it sprayed with chemicals.
Reduce moisture inside the home with proper ventilation, drainage, and dehumidifiers.
Any highly infested wood should be burned so that infestation does not spread to healthy wood.
In case of storing firewood, keep them far away from wooden structure or your home.
The term wood borer comprises of several families of wood boring beetles, whose larvae or adult form eats and destroy wood and wood products. These wood eating insects destroy structural and furniture wood based on the type and moisture content of the wood. All natural wood used in construction is at risk to wood borer infestation.
Wood boring beetle adults lay eggs in the cracks and crevices of wooden objects, floorboard, timbers or any other expose wood.
Once these eggs hatch, larvae of the beetle burrow through the wood which is why it is hard to notice them.
In order to grow, the larvae needs sugar starch, so it feeds on wood for several years and create a maze of tunnels in the process which eventually cause structural damage to your property.
When the larva matures and increases in size, it bore towards wood surface to pupate and develop into adults.
Adults then emerge from the wood by eating its way out of the timber creating tiny pin size holes in the wood.
So, the tiny holes you see on wood surface are basically the exit holes or flight holes signifying that the beetle has left.
The most common wood boring beetles are :
It is of light, green-brown color with maximum length of 3-4mm.
Its larvae live for 3-5 years boring through the wood before emerging as adult.
The Common furniture Beetle infests dry, seasoned sapwood of both hardwood and softwood.
As the name suggests, it infests and destroys furniture, decorative woodwork, musical instruments, wooden tools and is also capable of damaging wooden flooring, joinery and structural timbers.
It burrows extensively and creates round tunnels. The droppings or frass of these species are sandy and have horizontally long pellets shape. The adult common furniture beetle emerge from 2 mm diameter boreholes.
It is of dark and light brown in color; is slightly furry and has a bee-like shape.
The death watch beetles are mostly found in areas with high moisture content - damp buildings or areas of buildings with poor drainage or water leaks.
It destroys rotten hardwood like Elm and Oak; partly decayed softwood timber having moisture content over 14%.
These wood eating insects fill their round-shaped tunnels extensively with frass (slightly gritty texture) which is quite visible upon inspection.
The boreholes they create are of around 2mm in width.
It has a slightly hairy complexion and is of reddish-brown colour.
This boring beetle creates a maze of rounded, conjoining tunnels boring deeply into timber.
The powder post beetle attacks wood that is dry, untreated with chemicals and rich in starch - Rubberwood, Ramin, Jelutong, Penarahan, Merbau and Kempas.
its larvae is white-colored, curve-shaped, and can measure up to 5 mm when fully developed.
The adults leave through 1mm holes leaving a flour-like frass in its tunnels and at the surface of exit holes.
The bark borers belong to weevil family which has about 6,000 species in 220 genera.
The most common bark borers are of either dark brown or light brown color.
The bark beetles mainly attack tree crops (forestry and agriculture) and wooden logs in storage and transport, consequently killing the trees with fungi introduced by them and decaying the logs.
The exit holes they create are about 2mm in width and the frass they leave after emerging from wood is round-shaped and is either light or dark in color depending on the wood source.
The European beetle, reddish brown in color has a long snout, a cylindrical body and short legs.
The adult wood boring weevil are 2.5 to 5mm in length.
These kind of beetles attack rotten wood - both hardwood and softwood and are mostly found in damp areas or buildings.
Since they create rough oval shaped tunnels underneath the wood which often break the surface, they cause noticeably high level of damage to both furniture and wooden support beams and the infestation can be spread to nearby healthy wood as well.
The larvae of wood boring weevil are a creamy white C-shaped, wrinkled and legless.
Their exit holes are relatively very small and the frass they leave behind looks like small oval pellets.
House Longhorn (Latin name: Hylotrupes Bajulus)
Ambrosia Beetle (Latin name: Platypus spp)
Fan-Bearing Wood-Borer (Latin name: Ptilinus Pectinicornis)
Asian Long-Horned Beetle (Latin name: Anoplophora Glabripennis)
Wharf Borer (Latin name: Nacerdes Melanura)
Wood Wasp (Latin name: Urocerus Gigas)
False powder post beetles
Moths, Carpenter bee, Carpenter ants


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STOCKTON — Today at 3:54 p.m. marks four years since 8-year-old Sandra Cantu was last seen alive in a haunting surveillance video.
She had been missing for more than a week when a farm worker found a suitcase in an irrigation pond in 2009. Her body was inside.
Stacy Dittrich, a deputy sheriff in Ohio, remembers watching the dreadful news on TV.
"Oh God, I hope they get that sick monster," Dittrich recalls saying, thinking the perpetrator must be a male sexual predator and a resident of the same mobile home park where Sandra lived, conclusions molded by her years of investigating sex crimes.
Just then, her 13-year-old daughter walked by. "She turned around and said, 'How do you know it's a he?'" Dittrich remembers her daughter then muttering, "I think you're wrong."
Little did Dittrich know her daughter was spot on.
The revelation that Sandra's killer and rapist was a 28-year-old woman shocked the nation and drew national focus on Tracy.
Sandra's neighbor, Melissa Huckaby, a Sunday school teacher, pleaded guilty of committing the brutal crimes against Sandra and is serving a life sentence at Valley State Prison in Chowchilla.
Dittrich, author of several crime books and an Ohio veteran law enforcement officer, chronicles the story behind Sandra's disappearance in her latest book, "Searching for Sandra," recently published by Crime Street Press.
She reveals some new facts, including:
• Two weeks from the exact date of Sandra's disappearance, panicked investigators went to the trailer park believing Huckaby was about to attempt to kill Sandra's older sister, 11-year-old Miranda. Huckaby had texted Sandra's mother, Maria Chavez, asking her to send Miranda over.
• Huckaby thought about leaving the suitcase in front of Sandra's home so her mother would find it.
• Two days before the murder, Huckaby searched the Internet for waterway locations in the area. She also searched California's list of sex offenders immediately after. The searches suggest the killing was no accident.
Using court transcripts, news clips and interviews with parties involved, Dittrich exposes a twisted woman with a history of attention-calling, bizarre behavior.
As police scrutinized residents of the Orchard Estate Mobile Home Park for weeks, there was no shortage of suspects, from the neighbor who once had allegedly inappropriately kissed Sandra to the two other neighbors later found with child pornography.
But one person kept voluntarily placing herself in the middle of the investigation.
"I looked at her as that obnoxious neighbor," Dittrich said.
About 24 hours into the disappearance, Huckaby flagged down investigators to show them a note she claimed to have found. It read:
"Cantu. Locked in stolin suitcase thrown in water onn Bacchetti Rd. and Whitehall Rd."
In the days that followed, she told multiple people her Eddie Bauer suitcase was stolen from the front of her home.
Tracy police Detective Tim Bauer told Dittrich investigators placed a wire tap on Huckaby's phone and even heard a conversation in which Huckaby brought up the same stolen suitcase tale to a Tracy Press reporter.
Huckaby had just been released from Tracy Sutter Hospital for swallowing razor blades. Investigators paid her a visit there.
Circumstantial evidence was abundant. Security cameras from area businesses captured
Huckaby's car heading to the crime scenes. And a couple who encountered Huckaby at the pond where Sandra's body had been found later identified her.
Dittrich includes parts of Huckaby's confession.
Although Huckaby's reason for committing such a gruesome act on an innocent child is not yet known, Dittrich shows theories from those close to the case.
Maybe she had an attraction to little girls. Was she jealous of Sandra? She might have wanted to set up her ex-boyfriend, Daniel Plowman, whom she also had drugged days before with the same psychiatric medication found in Sandra's system.
Prosecutor Thomas Testa has suggested Huckaby has Munchausen by proxy syndrome, a mental illness in which people make up illnesses and hurt themselves or their children to get reactions from others.
Huckaby's own daughter, whom Sandra played with, attended school only 50 percent of the time because of reported illness.
Dittrich portrays various examples in which Huckaby allegedly set up unsuspecting friends to be arrested — an ex-boyfriend whom she accused of stalking her and a roommate who felt she was set up in an arson case.
A more intense downward spiral is described in the weeks leading up to Sandra's kidnapping and murder, including the drugging of another 7-year-old girl two months before.
For Testa, Sandra's murder was the most tragic of all tragic cases he has prosecuted.
"If you saw the video of Sandra skipping and jumping in the air as if she doesn't have a care in the world, … she's so sweet and good natured. She has her finger rolling her hair," Testa said. "Then you realize within minutes she was being killed.
"It's just heart-wrenching."
Dittrich's book details how an entire community was impacted by a little girl. Countless volunteers came together in a massive search for Sandra. They came by the thousands to her memorial service as well.
"The amount of people that came out for her services was pretty awe-striking," Dittrich said, likening the memorial to that of Princess Diana. "I just don't know that you would see that (in other cases)."
It was such a painful case that Dittrich had her own reservations about writing a book.
"It was a sensitive story," she said. Dittrich was working on a compilation of the nation's worst child abductions when her publisher told her they wanted an entire book on Sandra's case alone.
Dittrich didn't want the book to come across as exploitive or gruesome. And there was a court gag order that initially prevented the release of information.
The order was eventually lifted. Sandra's family, however, was against the idea of a book.
In fact, autopsy reports remain sealed at the request of the family.
Dittrich ultimately saw the cautionary aspect of the story and felt it was important to examine the case that had parents rethinking whom they can trust. A case that eclipsed law enforcement theories on profiling a child abductor as a white man in his 40s.
"This was really an eye-opener in terms of keeping our kids safe," Dittrich said.
Contact reporter Jennie Rodriguez-Moore at (209) 943-8564 or email@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/courtsblog.


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On Jan. 22, 1993 an obscure financial product called the "SPDR" was introduced on the American Stock Exchange. The idea was to help investors gain easy and affordable access to the S&P 500 equity index. Twenty years and $128 billion later, the SPDR (SPY) is the world's largest ETF and among the most actively traded global securities.
What began as a movement to track broad based benchmarks has shifted. ETFs now cover narrow markets in a wide swath of asset classes from stocks and bonds to commodities and currencies. It's already been two decades since the evolution of ETFs, but what will their future be?
Research caught up with Kevin Quigg, global head of ETF strategy and consulting, State Street Global Advisors, to find out.
What type of impact will the American Taxpayer Relief Act 2012 (ATRA; known as fiscal cliff legislation) have on dividend investing?
Due to the continued need for income, dividend investing should be undeterred by any of the implications of the ATRA. Furthermore, since dividend and capital gains tax rates remained at parity, taxable investors should not exhibit a strong preference from a tax standpoint.
Investors concerned about broader opportunities for domestic dividend investing will be well served to consider an ETF that provides access to high dividend yielding equities that have historically been able to return capital to shareholders across all market cycles. One popular example is the SPDR S&P Dividend ETF (SDY).
Outside of the US, investors should look to companies with strong earnings growth and profitability to fund dividend growth in the future. The SPDR S&P International Dividend ETF (DWX) and SPDR S&P Emerging Markets Dividend ETF (EDIV) are two funds that offer investors an opportunity to diversify their dividend exposure.
The SPDR S&P 500 (SPY) celebrated its 20th anniversary in January. Has the success of SPY exceeded your expectations?
Our intent with all of our SPDR ETFs is to give investors access to investments that help them best meet their needs. As the largest ETF in the marketplace and one of the most liquid securities in the world, SPY has delivered on this goal while exceeding all expectations.
While the ETF marketplace has evolved over the past 20 years and opened an entire universe of new exposure to equities, fixed income, and commodities, the benefits of SPY—liquidity, transparency, and cost efficiency—still serve as the prime example of how ETFs have changed investing. We are proud to have been a part of that.
So many investors have hopped on the gold bandwagon over the past few years; do you think its diversification benefits are still intact?
Gold's lack of correlation to most other asset classes and moderate volatility profile have helped increase its popularity among investors. Going forward, these attributes remain firmly in place.
SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) is particularly beneficial for managing risk in portfolios because gold is negatively correlated to equities in times of extreme market moves. While gold has elements of both a commodity and a currency, gold may be considered an asset class in and of itself because it has unique supply and demands characteristics relative to other asset classes.
With central banks moving from a source of supply to a source of demand, gold allocations across the total investable universe remain very small, implying that gold is not an over-owned asset and one that has room to grow in portfolios.
It's been three years since the "flash crash" and ETFs are still blamed for influencing and distorting market prices. Do you think those criticisms are founded?
In the wake of the "flash crash" a significant amount research and analysis was conducted by State Street Global Advisors, the exchanges, and regulatory bodies to review market structure, exchange processes and other factors leading to the pricing irregularities observed on that day. The result of these reviews made it clear that ETFs were not the cause of the flash crash but rather one of the many securities impacted.
One of our continuing challenges is to educate the broader investment community on how ETFs are constructed, used in portfolios, and best accessed on the exchanges. Any criticism or confusion surrounding the role of ETFs in the flash crash further underscores the need for more education.
It seems like active management within the ETF marketplace is at a major turning point. Tell us more.
From an industry perspective, active ETFs remain in the early stages. However, 2012 was an important year for their long-term growth and future viability. At State Street, we launched our first three actively managed ETFs: SPDR SSgA Income Allocation ETF (INKM), SPDR SSgA Multi-Asset Real Return ETF (RLY) and the SPDR SSgA Global Allocation ETF (GAL). These combine the benefits of ETFs as passive underlying vehicles with tactical asset allocation from an experienced institutional portfolio management team.
Looking ahead to 2013, active ETFs, along with fixed income and advancing indexing, will be areas of continued growth and success for ETFs. In fact, 2013 may see more well-known mutual fund players come into the market as they see the benefits of ETFs as a vehicle for investors large and small.
The adoption rate of ETFs is increasing among financial advisors. What type of portfolio strategies are advisors using?
At their inception, ETFs were conceived to be a tool for institutional investors to effectively manage risk. However, over the years, financial advisors have come to embrace ETFs for their ability to provide diversified, low-cost, tax efficient and liquid access to various corners of the market. In fact, advisors have found that ETFs are effective tools for portfolio construction on a both a strategic and tactical basis.
Strategically, ETFs are used as a core investment to gain broad-based exposures. They are also used as satellites to augment existing positions within a portfolio or to provide access to markets that are not easily reached with other vehicles. One example of this is the SPDR S&P Emerging Markets Small Cap ETF (EWX), which provides exposure to emerging market small cap companies.
Advisors have also found ETFs to be excellent tools for implementing tactical investment opportunities. Additionally, with the growing availability of fixed income ETFs, financial advisors are using them as key tools for targeting and modifying portfolio duration and credit exposure.


text: Monday, June 17, 2013 Texas Adds Title Protection for the DPT Degree The title "DPT" is now a protected designation for licensed physical therapists in Texas who have earned a doctoral degree in physical therapy. On June 14, Texas Gov Rick Perry signed bill SB 1099, which amends the Texas physical therapy statute to add "DPT" as a protected title; the legislation also adds "MPT." Texas law already protects the licensure designations "PT" and "PTA," as well as the terms "physical therapy" and "physiotherapy," and titles "physical therapist" and "physical therapist assistant." "Providing recognition and protection for the doctor of physical therapy degree is an important goal for APTA and its state chapters," said APTA President Paul A. Rockar Jr, PT, DPT, MS. "Term and title protection laws are key to ensuring public protection, as well as recognition for the PT profession. We applaud the Texas Chapter for advocating on this important legislation." "In the past, Texas has not had any language in statute to protect clinical degrees pertaining specifically to physical therapy. We are excited to pass this legislation that protects the DPT and MPT, adding to the already protected professional designations," said TPTA's Government Affairs Committee Co-Chairs Michael Connors, PT, DPT, OCS, and Brant Capps, PT, DPT, MS. In addition to advocating for SB 1099, the Texas Chapter was busy this year pushing for improved patient direct access in the Lone Star state. Thanks to the efforts of TPTA members, 2 direct access bills (House Bill 1039 and Senate Bill 402) were filed with a total of 4 legislative sponsors between them. HB 1039 made the crucial step of being passed out of the House Public Health Committee, but it did not get scheduled for a vote by the full Texas House of Representatives before a key deadline. Comments I applaud Texas Chapter's initiative! I hope more States to follow the lead. The public is assured delivery of care at its best given by PT's that earned their doctorate degree. Posted by Vanessa G. Oliva, PT, DPT on 6/19/2013 11:46 PM This is a great change! A "DPT" title should be a protected designation for licensed physical therapists in Texas who have earned a doctoral degree in physical therapy. Posted by Steve Texas PTA on 8/28/2014 6:44 PM I need to work as a PT I am licenced,, at least I was in Calif., in NM, and TX -- until My wife came down with intestinal cancer and I was unable to keep up with my yearly testing and expenses ( as Texas requires)- now expenses require me to resume work in my profession but I was informed I needed the D.P degree .to enter the the work force again - will you explain this Dilema I have found my self in - I graduated from the University of So. Cal.- PT Program also an a Korean War vet - can you advice me in any way? Posted by Joseph Arteaga, PT on 5/16/2016 11:54 AM


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Tony was a star sprinter on the track and field team at his middle school, but in high school it seemed like his friends matured earlier and surpassed him. During junior year, Tony grew about 4 inches. He started training extra hard to make up the ground he felt he'd lost. After a few weeks of intense training, however, Tony's knee started to hurt so much that he had to stop practicing.
When the pain didn't go away after a couple of days, Tony went to see a doctor. The doctor asked questions about Tony's activities and seemed particularly interested in his recent growth spurt. The doctor told Tony that he most likely had a condition called Sinding-Larsen-Johansson syndrome.
Sinding-Larsen-Johansson (SLJ) syndrome is a painful knee condition that most commonly affects teens during periods of rapid growth.
Your kneecap, or patella, is connected to your shinbone (tibia) by the patellar tendon. When we're still growing, the tendon attaches to a growth plate at the bottom of the kneecap. Repetitive stress on the patellar tendon can cause this growth plate to become irritated and inflamed.
SLJ mostly happens to people between the ages of 10 and 15 because that's when most of us have growth spurts. SLJ is more common in teens who play sports that require a lot of running or jumping, because these activities put excess or repetitive strain on the knee.
Here are some signs that knee pain may be SLJ:
If you see a doctor for knee problems, he or she will ask questions about how much pain you're having and if you do any sports or other activities. Your doctor will probably also look through your medical records to see if you've had a recent growth spurt. The doctor will also examine your knee for swelling and tenderness.
In very rare cases, doctors will ask patients to get an X-ray or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan to rule out other possible problems, like a fracture or infection.
The large muscle group at the front of the upper leg is called the quadriceps. Every time you straighten your leg, your quadriceps pulls on your patellar tendon to bring your lower leg forward. This puts stress on the growth plate at the bottom of your kneecap.
When we go through a period of rapid growth, our bones and muscles don't always grow at the same rate. As the bones grow longer, muscles and tendons can become stretched and tight. This adds to the strain on the patellar tendon and on the growth plate it is attached to. Repetitive or excess stress in this area can cause the growth plate to become irritated and painful.
Things that can contribute to developing SLJ include:
The most important thing you can do to prevent getting SLJ is to stop doing an activity that causes pain in your knee at the first signs of irritation. Then, try to limit your activity until the pain goes away.
It's vital to warm up well and stretch before exercising or playing sports. Take a light jog around the track or field for a few minutes to get your blood circulating, then do some dynamic stretching.
If your quadriceps muscles are tight, you may want to do some static stretches for this area ― ask your athletic trainer or a sports medicine expert what's best for you. Doing a few static stretches when you're finished with an activity also helps prevent tight muscles. Hold each stretch for at least 30 seconds.
The first ― and most important ― thing to do is to stop any activity that causes irritation in your knee. Don't resume your activities until you can run, jump, and stretch without pain or a doctor has cleared you to play again.
SLJ can be tricky because it might not completely resolve until your bones have fully matured and your growth plates are completely closed. In the meantime, knee pain may come and go during activity.
Other things you can do include:
The good news about SLJ is there's less chance of it happening as you grow and develop. So listen to your body and don't overdo things.
It's easy to get impatient when sidelined by an injury, but taking care of your body now helps you build the strength needed for future games and activities.
Reviewed by: Alfred Atanda Jr., MD
Date reviewed: November 2014
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Friday, November 28, 2008
Best NASCAR TV Pre-Race Show Host Of 2008?
Now that we have discussed the play-by-play, booth analyst and pit road positions it is time to move onto what should be a very interesting category. There are lots of strong feelings, both pro and con, about the NASCAR TV hosts that come into our home for the ten months of the season.
Originally, we were going to combine all the show hosts together but we got lots of email about this topic and decided to only put the pre-race show TV hosts in this column. That is the exterior and the interior of the ESPN Infield Pit Studio above. You can click on the pictures to see them full-size. Thanks to Andy Hall from ESPN's PR staff for the photos.
Chris Myers starts the season off in the Hollywood Hotel and then hangs-around during the race to provide inserts with Jeff Hammond during the event. Myers has been on the NASCAR on Fox package for a long time and is a TV veteran. He can be seen on other Fox Sports events and fans may remember him from both The Tennis Channel and his long-running "Up Close" interview show on ESPN.
On Fox, Myers represents the "outsider" or the casual fan. Even after all these years, his role in the telecasts has not changed. He is the straight man, the goofy guy and the clown. This is such a complete opposite role from his other TV appearances that it is amazing.
When TNT comes along, Marc Fein and Bill Weber combine to host ninety minutes of pre-race TV. Fein is a Turner Broadcasting "in-house announcer" and works on many other sports for that company. He is well-known in other professional circles, but new to NASCAR.
Fein's role was to direct traffic during the pre-race show down on the TNT infield stage. His six race run was solid, although he battled some tough weather conditions on the outdoor stage at times. Fein was perhaps helped the most by having Larry McReynolds alongside to provide the NASCAR expertise while Fein continued to direct on-air traffic.
Weber stepped-in for the final thirty minute pre-race show done from the TNT "cocktail table" up in the announce booth. Joined by Wally Dallenbach, Weber showed off his journalist skills and covered a wide variety of topics. Weber is primarily a writer and this came through in several outstanding commentaries.
ESPN's ironman is Allen Bestwick. In 2008, he handled the pre-race shows for the entire Nationwide Series schedule and the final seventeen Sprint Cup Series events. After each race, Bestwick flew back to Connecticut and hosted the one hour "NASCAR Now" Monday roundtable show.
After a tough first year with Suzy Kolber, Brent Musburger and a cast of thousands, Bestwick was just what the doctor ordered for ESPN and ABC. He took the laughable pre-race show and used Rusty Wallace and Brad Daugherty to turn the Infield Pit Studio into something many viewers wanted to watch.
One of the most memorable TV moments from 2008 was Krista Voda hosting the Phoenix Truck Series pre-race show from Rattlesnake Hill with the beautiful sunset in the background. The stripped-down and basic approach of SPEED paid-off this season and Voda was a big part of the reason why.
All season long, Voda has provided just the right touch for the Truck Series telecasts. Nothing is overdone, things are kept in perspective and the SPEED announcers and the truck teams make viewers feel they are part of an extended family. From the sublime to the ridiculous, Voda has seen it all this season.
So, there you have it. The five faces that helped you through the pre-race programming for the past year and left some kind of impression that we would like you to share. Telling us what memories you might have of your favorite TV host and letting us know what rubbed you the wrong way this season would be appreciated.
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40 comments:
- Anonymous said...
Sorry Krista but number one has to go to Allen Bestwick. He is the best. Number 2 would go to Krista.
- November 25, 2008 at 4:28 PM
- Anonymous said...
You all can rail on Chris Myers all you want, but the Hollywood Hotel has the best pre-race show on television. It is organized, it moves quickly, it has great clips, and more than any other pre-race show, it gets you really excited for the green flag. They make every race on FOX feel like it's the Daytona 500 and that starts with the Hollywood Hotel. A clear cut winner in my book.
- November 25, 2008 at 4:43 PM
- PammH said...
Just the opposite for me! Love me some Allen, but who he's paired with tips the scales. A tight 1/2 hr show w/Krista is the ticket!
THe rest are fine except for Chris Myers. :(
- November 25, 2008 at 4:44 PM
- Glenn said...
Krista Voda- fun, happy, exciting
Allen Bestwick- most knowledgeable but the show is to d*** serious
- November 25, 2008 at 5:02 PM
- Matt said...
This is a tough call between AB and Krista..
I guess I like SPEED's approach to a pre-race more, so for that reason I'm gonna go with Krista. It's so simple, yet still gets you excited for the race. She's the perfect host for this series.
But AB deserves a lot of credit too. He turned a dismal pre-race show in 07 into one that couldn't be missed this year. The only downfall for him is the cast that he works with.
- November 25, 2008 at 5:14 PM
- Anonymous said...
Krista gets my vote by a hair width over Allen Bestwick. Krista V. does it with a minimum of "extras" has only 1/2 hour & besides- she's a really great witch! ;)
Allen being called Ironman is a bit redundant, JD, add best all around category & after AB takes it many years in a row -we just rename it for him.
- November 25, 2008 at 5:28 PM
- TexasRaceLady said...
Dang, JD, you've backed me into a corner --again! You want me to chose among all very good hosts.
1. Krista --- sorry, Alan, but she makes me feel as if she's sitting on my couch talking racing.
2. Alan --- lose the button-down look and you've got a winner.
3. Chris --- he's relaxed and having fun with the groaners that Hammond throws at him.
- November 25, 2008 at 5:30 PM
- Anonymous said...
My top three are, who else John?
1) Krista
2) Noell
3) Voda
Allen B is a close 4th.
- November 25, 2008 at 5:32 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Too much information there!
- November 25, 2008 at 5:37 PM
- alex said...
1. Allen Bestwick - His years of nascar experience and professionalism were the main factor that saved ESPN's broadcasts.
2. Krista Voda - I really like the half-hour format of SPEED's Setup show, and Krista's ability to have fun and be serious at the same time is a stark contrast to ESPN's show.
3. Marc Fein - I've known him for a few years from the TBS Atlanta Braves games, and I feel he's made a fairly smooth transition to Nascar. While only involved for 6 races, he has done his homework to know the cars, drivers, teams, and nascar stories of the year. He's nowhere near the ability of Allen or Krista, but I feel he's doing really good for only 12 races under his belt.
4. Chris Myers - He does a decent job hosting, but the dumbed down gimmick really gets to me. As JD has said, Myers is a different person on Tennis broadcasts, and while I haven't seen these firsthand, I don't see why he can't be more professional at the same time. Perhaps he could take a few tips from colleage Krista Voda on how to be serious, funny, professional, and well-informed all in the same broadcast. Finally, we know he kids because he cares, but I could go without that quote in 2009. Thanks
Anon 4:43 - You're right, FOX has the best prerace show. I agree with all of your points, but that show is not any better because of Chris Myers. If he works on what I mentioned, the show could be even better.
- November 25, 2008 at 5:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
JD- A buffet. I enjoy them all (except for TNT's which I've never watched), maybe a little more because they are each different, and good. I believe Alan B. is the best host hands down, but I actually enjoy FOX's the most.
- November 25, 2008 at 6:18 PM
- Anonymous said...
I'll also go with Krista Voda mainly due to her and partly due to the way the show is set up.
As someone said, Bestwick is the best all-rounder. I'd put Chris Myers 3rd because of the dumb/clown act.
I must say I _really_ want to vote for Wendy Venturini for best of something. I hope there's a category for her.
- November 25, 2008 at 6:28 PM
- Newracefan said...
Krista first only because I like Speeds prerace show the best. Then AB for obvious reasons. Chris Myers is third and would move up if he loses the goofball act because the show itself is well organized and has interesting info in it for the most part.After Speed this is my favorite prerace show. Marc is last only because he's new and if he keeps up the good work and Larry Mac's there to keep him in the NAscar loop he's moving up.
- November 25, 2008 at 6:38 PM
- Anonymous said...
Sorry JD, just have liked the girl every since her Totally Nascar days. She she just come across as if we have know her almost her entire life. Like one poster said it feels like she is sitting on the couch right next to you talking racing.
- November 25, 2008 at 6:42 PM
- Nan S said...
My vote goes to Krista.
@Alex - Chris Myers doesn't call any tennis matches, they had him do a series of one on one interviews with many different tennis players, from many different countries. He does a great job and conducts interesting and intelligent interviews. That's why I hate his Nascar "personality" so much. He acts like an unintelligent fool, which tells me what he thinks the Nascar demographic is.
- November 25, 2008 at 7:13 PM
- Anonymous said...
West Coast Diane said:
JD said:
"Bestwick, just what the "doctor" ordered (my quotations).
First, I though, a sublimial message, perhaps, because the out right, out loud ones haven't worked. Yet!
Couldn't stop laughing thinking of Dr. P "ordering" Alan to take his job...please!
- November 25, 2008 at 7:23 PM
- Vicky D said...
I like Krista's pre-race show because it seems more spontaneous being on pit road and all but Allen's got everyone else beat handsdown.
- November 25, 2008 at 7:52 PM
- Unknown said...
Allen Bestwick hands down.
I did not watch much of the truck pre race shows this year to be honest. Not because of Krista, but because of the timing of the races I had to watch 90% of them on my DVR.
What I did watch of Krista I liked. As PammH said who they are paired with during the show makes a huge difference in the over all pre race show, but this is just about the host.
If we were rating the overall show, Cup on Fox would slightly beat out the Trucks on Speed. But thats just because DW cracks me up picking on Hammond.
- November 25, 2008 at 8:23 PM
- stricklinfan82 said...
My vote goes to Allen Bestwick. Even though he's great in the studio, I do hope this is the last time he's a nominee for this award. In my opinion he should be in the #1 NASCAR play-by-play man for ESPN in 2009 and allow Dr. Punch to take the anchor chair in the studio and assume the position of being the early favorite for 2009 NASCAR Pre-Race Show Host of the Year.
Krista Voda would be second for me with Bill Weber third. As for Myers and Fine I give Chris Myers the nod for 4th place because of his tenure working NASCAR TV broadcasts. I will add though that I don't think Fox uses him properly in the host role. I don't think that in his 9th year covering this sport he should still be playing the "NASCAR Dummy" role. Unless he actually hasn't learned anything about this sport after all these years (which I HIGHLY doubt is the case), I personally would prefer it if Fox would let us hear more of the broadcast professional side of Myers I hear on Fox Sports Radio and on the NFL on Fox and less/none of the "What is a lugnut?", "I have nothing to say so I'll just call Dick Berggren old", and "I kid because I care" gimmick.
- November 25, 2008 at 8:25 PM
- Tom said...
AB of course, but I do not underestimate Chris Myers potential. He is a clown, now. I suspect we may see that change a bit and they start allowing him to use his true professionalism. As much as I like AB, and he is currently the best, Myers is far better than he is allowed to portray right now. Overall, It wouldn't hurt my feelings if pre race was just about eliminated (except for Daytona, when anticipation is high). SPEED has the right idea throughout the year, KISS, works everytime!
Inverness, FL
- November 26, 2008 at 6:22 AM
- Anonymous said...
No brainer-Allen Bestwick. No one else even close. Voda's come a long way since the disasterous Nascar Nation. She's fun and breezy with the the chit chat,but is not very knowledgeable about Nascar and racing. In 2007,the Monday night gang interviewed her the week before the Homestead race. They made the mistake of going off script and asked her a specific question about Nascar and she whiffed it. The Monday night guys were roaring.
- November 26, 2008 at 7:31 AM
- Anonymous said...
I found all the pre-race activity to be useless, overspent, and overblown.
I do like Krista Voda because of the 1/2 time as opposed to 60 to 90 minutes.
- November 26, 2008 at 7:40 AM
- Anonymous said...
I love the Fox crew. I think the sum is greater than its parts. Chris is great in his role with Jeff and DW. We all get ready to watch the pre-race, we've got our snacks and drinks, we sit and can feel like the Fox guys and Chris is in our family room.
I think that's why Fox is rated higher than all the other network pre-game shows. Chris has made the group popular with fans and insiders too. He has 3 Emmys and the Fox Pre-race Hollywood Hotel has been nominated for 2 Emmys.
My number 2 would be Krista.
- November 26, 2008 at 8:19 AM
- Anonymous said...
Krista is my vote for best pre-race host, and show. Sorry AB, but there comes a point when he toes the line just a little too much and it's getting worse.
I like Myers and the Hollywood Hotel, and unlike everyone else here, I like Webrer I don't have to look it up, cuz he already did :)
- November 26, 2008 at 8:22 AM
- GinaV24 said...
1. Allen Bestwick -- just an awesome guy who does the best job; 2. Krista Voda - does a great job and sure does make Speed worth watching. After seeing Chris Myers do his deal on Fox's NFL broadcast, I just do not get the "dumb" act that he persists with for NASCAR. Heck, after 7 years, pretending to still be a casual fan is just plain silly. Weber was better this year than in other years, but I still don't like his presentation.
- November 26, 2008 at 8:27 AM
- Anonymous said...
I don't believe that there are more than two candidates.
Krista Voda's wonderful demeanor places her at the top of the pre-race show host list.
Bestwick is out of his element here; he should be demoted to play-by-play.
- November 26, 2008 at 8:28 AM
- chase said...
AB is the best hands down and I trust ESPN will FINALLY solve their huge problem by putting him in the booth for the PxP. Chris Myers is an insult to our intelligence and has no purpose whatsoever doing pre-race coverage - even for dolts! Krista is getting good! Thanks for these columns JD - hopefully the 'powers-that-be' will sit up and pay attention and CHANGE THINGS!
- November 26, 2008 at 9:58 AM
- Lou said...
Thanks JD, this is a tough one.
But I have to go with Allen Bestwick. Too bad he is with ESPN. It has caused him to walk the company line this season. But he brought the pre race show to the high this year that all the others last season brought to the lowest low. His knowledge of the sport, his abilities in broadcasting, his abilities to work under many different situations with many other people. Not to mention how he carried the pre-race show during rain delays. And, oh yea, still did the Monday NN every week. And I may add, not always with the same roundtable.
Not a fan of the too many hours of pre-race. And did not watch all. But the hours I did watch AB was spot on.
My second is Krista Voda. This may be off topic. But I just think of how SPEED has done so much with so little to make the truck pre-race the good show it is.
- November 26, 2008 at 10:16 AM
- Anonymous said...
Krista is the best. She is completely at home doing this kind of show and it shows every time. That terrific smile does'nt hurt either. Allen would be better in another format, possibly pxp.
- November 26, 2008 at 10:22 AM
- majorshouse said...
My vote has to go to Krista Voda for the sheer reason that Speed's approach is that less is more and we don't need more than 30 minutes to get us ready to race and she also made one heck of a witch as well. I love Allen Bestwick and his knowledge is first rate, but he needs to leave the party line alone.
- November 26, 2008 at 11:11 AM
- Anonymous said...
1. Allen Bestwick
2. Krista Voda
27. Chris Myers
- November 26, 2008 at 11:27 AM
- Anonymous said...
Fox covers a lot of ground in its half hour, but my issues are the same as with its broadcasts: too self-serving and gimmicky. Never have like Myers. He's trying too hard.
ESPN/ABC is great, but an hour is too long. Cut it in half and call me thrilled.
Nothing new to add about Voda. Awesome show with the right amount of fun.
- November 26, 2008 at 12:33 PM
- Karen said...
Chris Myers could be no. 1. I've seen many of the interviews he does on the Tennis Channel and the job he does in baseball. It's like he has two different personalities. One for all other sports and one for NASCAR. So my fave at this point is AB, then Krista. Bill Weber is getting there. Before last season, I couldn't stand him. Last year, I couldn't believe the difference in his approach and it served him much better.
- November 26, 2008 at 1:29 PM
- Anonymous said...
Unfortunately the best host (Allen Bestwick) doesn't work on the best show (Fox Hollywood Hotel). Without a doubt Allen improved the quality of the ESPN pre-race show 500% from 2007 simply due to talent & experience. I can't help but wonder how good a 30-45 minute pre-race show on any network could be with AB, DW & Hammond/Everham (pick 'em) on the job.
- November 26, 2008 at 2:34 PM
- Anonymous said...
This is a tough call.
1. Chris Myers
2. Allen Bestwick
They could be tied, but I like NASCAR on FOX better than I do ESPN. I'm also hoping AB's in the booth next year, too!
3. Bill Weber (this has always been a strong point for him, along with pit road)
4. Krista Voda (only because I haven't seen too many of her shows)
5. Marc Fein (he's a nice guy, but not a NASCAR person)
- November 26, 2008 at 3:02 PM
- Anonymous said...
So Race Day does not count? I get more info there than any other "Pre-Race" show.
- November 26, 2008 at 4:38 PM
- Daly Planet Editor said...
Anon 4:38PM,
RaceDay certainly does count, but not in this poll. It is not a pre-race show for a TV network that has the actual race.
We will cover shows like RaceDay, TWIN and NASCAR Now in "best of 2008" topics over the next week.
Thanks for bringing up that question.
- November 26, 2008 at 4:41 PM
- Anonymous said...
Alen Bestwick is okay. He reads very well. He reads a script from a telepromter or notes, but does not seem "natural."
Chris Myers is a natural. He's done the Super Bowl, World Series, NFL, and I think right now he is doing pxp for the NFL on a regional station. Fox keeps him because he's popular.
Krita is great and my #2
- November 26, 2008 at 5:22 PM
- Mary said...
Has to be a dead heat for Allen and Krista to be #1!
Myers and Weber dead heat for last.
- November 27, 2008 at 12:19 PM
- Delenn said...
Sorry, JD, but I refuse to pick between Bestwick and Voda.
I love the 30 minute setup, and Voda is fun and friendly, and sitting across from you talking about racing.
Bestwick is Bestwick. Plain and simple. He could host a game of cricket and I would watch.
The rest are not up to these two.
- November 27, 2008 at 2:07 PM


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For Lucid Lynx, here it is: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1469475
Thanks philinux!
You can also Share with the community your Lucid Lynx install/upgrade experience thanks to frodon :)
I had kept a Sony Vaio laptop (VGN-C2S series with intel everything) running on Hardy to test the upgrade to Lucid with
update-manager. Worked fine, aside from a
flashplugin-nonfree problem that broke
The workaround is listed at the top of the post, as it can be a real stopper for new users :
sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/info/flashplugin-nonfree.prerm sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq flashplugin-nonfree sudo dpkg --purge --force-remove-reinstreq flashplugin-nonfree
(found in an older bug report).
The bug will not prevent a reboot after the install and can be fixed later on.


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