Asap! Has anyone used the Sentricon termite system?
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It works very well if the company installing it comes back to check the stations as promised. Without the monthly or quarterly check-ups they are completely worthless. Make sure they give you a report of any new activity, etc. on each visit so you know if they have come or not. Also, watch the technician if you are home, some guys get lazy and only check a couple of them and report "no new activity." They are suppossed to check every station on every visit!! Good luck!
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Here in Indiana we have a major infestation in our homes.  Last weekend, I had to kill 200 of the little pesky buggers!  I take a paper cup and fill it with about 2 inches of rubbing aclk.  then I swoup them in that cup by the windows, etc.  It takes care of them instantly.
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I actually helped build one last year as part of a ritual. We did the whole thing in one day. It was a LOT of work. You need many people to help you.\nWe went out into the woods and cut down straight 20-25' saplings that didn't fork. I think 24 trees total were cut. At the base of each an offering was left.  The saplings were then peeled (that was my job and it took forever).\nThere had already been a Temascal in that location so there was already a fire pit dug inside and another larger bonfire outside (for heating rocks). (We set the old Temascal on fire and used it to heat the rocks for the first sweat in the new one.)\nThe saplings have to reach from one side of the circle, up about 4 feet in the center and then back down.  It took two or three big guys to bend and hold each sapling while another held it against the opposite tree at the other end and yet another tied it in place.  This was just repeated until all the saplings were tied. A few of them were also woven a bit to make the structure stronger.\nA couple of smaller saplings were bent over to make the archway for the entrance.\nThe rounded structure was then piled with tarps and blankets until completely covered and no light could get in.  Whatever dragged on the ground was held down with rocks along the edges--old rocks that were "dead" from already being used in the fire.  \nWhew. I'm tired just remembering it.\nI probably left something out. Contact me through my 360 page, my email or my IM for more info.  I can also put you in touch with the gentleman whose house I was at building it.  He has Aztec and native elders there a couple of times a year for rituals and learning and he also travels the world with these elders and goes to Mexico for the Sun Dance every July. So he knows way more than me (and I'm no slouch).\nI think I might have some photos too, somewhere on my hard drive, of us building it.\nSpellcheck not working, sorry for any errors.
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I myself have used a Kensingon Orbit trackball for the past 9 yrs and just past love it.  I am on like my 6th one already cause I wear them out so fast cause I am on this box so much.\n\nThey are getting harder and harder to find as I think they have stopped making this exact version.  The newer versions I don't like as they are not as comfortable.\n\nAll that use it freak out at first and say its odd but after just an hour they all want one.  I have sold at least 9 friends on them.\n\nPlus you'll never have a sore hand no matter how long you use it.\n\nhttp://www.gotoforms.com/Merchant/EB023407.gif\n\nnormally from $25-$45 in price.  apple and PC versions.
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We use to shock them out of the ground and sell them.  We took two rods and wired them with 1/2 of a 110 volt.  Stuck them in the ground and turned them on and voila! all the worms you could possible want.  At the time I think we got something like $5.00 a lb. for them.  You have to keep them cool though or they will die.  Our fridge was full of worms.
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Let's see.  Google says: \nhttp://www.solectrondirect.com/\nBased in Milpitas, Calif\n\nSolectron Corporation\n847 Gibralter Drive\nBuilding 5\nMilpitas, California 95035\nDavid Wright  davidwright@solectron.com\n\nThis company appears to be about a year old.  There is nothing BAD about them at BBB.org (although they are not listed).  \n\nTheir eBay feedback looks good: \n\nFeedback Score:  227  \n Positive Feedback:  100%   \n Members who left a positive:  227  \n Members who left a negative:  0  \n All positive feedback received:  250 \n\nI say that they appear to be legit. \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
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Funny you should ask,,I just bought one ,with the recomendation of a friend and am about  to take a test in about an hour or so..ill probablly get the resultsmon..and will try to let you know..
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yes.. I use the veretekk system
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No way man....I like those 'bug zapper thingys'...zzzz...zzzz...those are awesome! I wish they made those for people....I could put one by my front door.
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Debbie, even if this is your very first computer, it's pretty idiot-proof stuff.  Most all new systems come with a big 'ol fold out\ngraphic hook up guide and complete instructions.  \n\nIf it seems scary to you, just take your time, read everything carefully and follow all instructions from start to finish and you'll have everything up & running in no time, and you'll feel like Super Woman, to boot!  \n\nOnce you've hooked the system up, you'll realize how simple it really is.  Give it a shot and spend that $269 on some cool software or a nice new pair of SHOES. ;-)\n\nCave
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I don't have one but have used one in the past at the workout center at work about 5 years ago.  I liked it.  I will be honest and tell you I did not work out enough for it to be effective but done correctly you do feel it working your abs.  Hopefully someone who used one faithfully will give you more insight into whether they work well or not.
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Best to check out the technical documentation on it. See sources for a link.
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My husband does it.  He usually uses a bic fire wand and the gas starter. \n\nOh, wait a minute, you were talking metaphorically.  \n\nAgain, that would be my husband. He uses many different approaches and has a pretty hot success rate.
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Not even close.  I built "it" and waited for years.  A total ripoff.  I followed the instructions and even "went the distance" and "eased his pain" and still nothing.  Hey, who cares...it's Opening Day 2006.
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I bought one from these people, the service was very good. It was a Weihrauch HW80 with carbine barrel and I have to say it's faultless.\n\nhttp://www.theairguncentre.com
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Yah, I got one.\nDo you need the detonator circuit too?
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I currently have the Evo2 which is the same thing as the evo3 but with a different circuit board. i havent had any problems with it yet, it runs great and it has a really good battery life. as opposed to a halo its a lot lighter and lesk boat-like. The door to open it is spring loaded so it can be difficult to deal with in a game at times but it locks open pretty nicely so all you have to do is fool around with it a little. It has a 5 rubber pronged rotating feed system that has eyes so that it stops rotating when something is in the neck. I havent had any problems with it breaking any balls inside the hopper like halos do sometimes, as well as many other electric hoppers. check www.actionvillage.com out as well as the forums on www.pbnation.com if you want to know more about it, but i would say it's a great investment.