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found tons of egg sacks under the lights. She found like 15 eggs sacks in one, 11 on another 7 on one... then on each of those there was a really tightly woven web, and a male black widow was in each one. The males are harmless, but still with all of those egg sacks you know some females were bound to hatch!! What are some good sprays are thing she can do do get rid of these deadly creatures. Not to mention she has a 10 month old....

Well she needs to make sure that she crushes the egg sacks. Black widows are poinsounes but seldom do they kill children or adults. Never the less you don't want them!

The problem with this is that spiders only die by direct contact of an spray. So you need to elimante the food source for them. And be careful black widows must be smashed because they can play dead and they are hard to kill.

Now if she would like fresh eggs....I would suggest a couple of chickens. They like to eat them.

2008-07-21 17:03:33 by EvelynR

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My home is boring and ugly...do you know of any websites that have pictures of attractive Capes? Mine is considered a "Revival" style with the chimney on the right, the living room is on the right and juts out about 4 feet. 1 car garage on left set back about 15 feet. I'm a very symetrical person and this bugs me! I can's afford huge additions, just minor moulding perhaps, or add stone, or change color, new lighting. landscaping etc. All will be done by me.

When I see a house I like, I can't figure out what it is that makes it special.

I want to keep it a classic Cape Cod

HELPPPPPPP!!!

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Here is the picture I hope!

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If I wanted my house to have that cottage look the first thing I'd do is add window boxes and put lots of flowers in them that would accent the color of the home. Picket fencing and a trellis looks good. A pretty walkway to the front door freshens up the house. If you mean the chimney is on the front of the house on the right side, I love that look. Maybe you don't appreciate what you have. Look in some home and garden magazines at the library for ideas for flowers. A neat lawn and a pretty color on the front doors does wonders to give the house personality. If you like ivy, you could put some to grow up on the chimney to give it some charm. A fresh coat of paint on the house can make it looks pristine.

2007-07-15 08:34:02 by stitchercross

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How much of this is labor?
2-15 gallon trees
10-5 gallon plants
6-1 gallon plants
1258 sq ft SOD
10 tons of 1/2 inch rock
curbing around grass
sprinkler and drip system
4 malibu lights and 2 path lights

All for $3000 including tax

This doesn't sound too bad. I'm a Landscape Architect in Texas and I can give you some idea of cost and what you are paying in possible labor. The trees are running you about $125 a peice. The 5 gallon shrubs are probably $25 each. The 1 gallon shrubs are probably around $8 each. The sod is about .33 a sqft. The rock is a tough one because I do not know what type you are using. Rock varies, but its a good estimate of about .50 sqft. The curbing is cost by linear feet. We rarely use this here, but stone edging is about $6 a foot. The irrigation system should run you about .35 sqft. The lights are low voltage and cost about $125-$150. Look at all this and see what your getting. I do have all the calculatons. Good Luck.

2007-03-26 14:08:00 by Steenskees

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1. Learn about it -- start with this Web site and see the References
2. Sell the SUV and choose cleaner, more efficient vehicles -- and reduce your airline travel, which pollutes more per passenger than cars.
3. Use efficient appliances, replace light bulbs, insulate 4. Buy renewable energy, like wind and solar
5. Organize the neighborhood and town for energy efficiency
6. Use your vote and influence as a citizen to elect responsive leaders
7. Encourage efficient transportation in & between communities
8. Plant trees, expand open spaces
9. Reduce sprawl and the paving of the landscape
10. Build for efficiency and solar power
11. Support sustainable farming and forestry
12. Reduce global deforestation
13. Develop an efficient energy policy, moving away from fossil fuels
14. Export new energy technology that uses renewable energy sources
15. ....and Start doing these things today

http://www.worldviewofglobalwarming.org< br />

This is a cycle that the earth has been through before. Human actions add to it but by a small percentage (not to say that we shouldn't clean up our act anyway).
Did you also know that scientisits have just discovered that global warming is also happening on Mars?
http://www.geotimes.org/jan02/WebExtra01 11.html
Take a look at this web site:
http://www.earthchangestv.com/

2006-04-12 00:25:06 by riya

Hi im 15 and ive been doing photography for years now and im finding that my standard digital camera isnt good enough for what I like taking. I take alot of landscape and night/low light shots. I try to take sunsets but my camera isnt too good for it. Anyway I favour Olympus and Sony cameras and ive narrowed it down to 2 cameras but im not sure if they are right for me. I liked the Olympus E-520 and Sony Alpha A200. I have a price limit of around less than AU$1000. Also what type of lenses should I be looking at getting?

It's tough.

To be honest, it's hard comparing them due to their differences. The Olympus has size, the Alpha is relatively new to the market, etc.

Research and decide for these factors:
- Max. and min. ISO... at least a bottom of ISO 200 and max of ISO 1600
- Read reviews and feedback on noise levels in high ISO
- Read reviews and feedback on image quality
- Which is cheaper
- Which is smaller... do you need a smaller camera
- Are you going to buy more lenses? Which brand has more range...

Those kind of questions help decide for you.

2009-02-21 19:28:13 by Tom M