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Portland, OR (PRWEB) June 04, 2013
Pest control services in Portland this time of year are in demand as sugar ants begin to become invasive and move in and out of the home on a regular basis.
Ants and Bugs Be Gone owner Chris Nelson says "We are seeing spiders moving around earlier than ever before. This nice weather has made it easier for them to move around and create issues for home owners."
Sugar ants, carpenter ants, spiders, wasps, hornets, fleas, cockroaches, and box elder bugs are the most common frequented pests that Ants and Bugs Be Gone provides exterminator and pest control services for.
Vegetation that is close to a home or residence should be cut back and kept clear after a treatment to provide maximum extermination. Customers that have bamboo in their yard tend to have a higher concentrate of sugar ants than others. The ants will soon find their way up the bamboo and into the house.
Ants and Bugs Be Gone services are without contract. We have expanded our services to Portland Metro and the surrounding areas. Contact us today to stop your pests for good!
Chris Nelson Ants and Bugs Be Gone (503) 332-5725 10940 SW Barnes Rd #286 Portland, OR 97225 http://AntsandBugsBeGone.com/
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West Caldwell, New Jersey Continuing to create new jobs and expand its domestic production capabilities, MaxLite adds a variety of LED outdoor lighting fixtures to its U.S. assembly line lineup while meeting the requirements of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). MaxLite, a leading marketer and manufacturer of energy efficient lamps and lighting fixtures, will produce nearly 30 percent of its outdoor line at the New Jersey headquarters, including full cutoff and standard LED wall packs (standard with photocell sensors), LED canopy fixtures, and LED large flood and area lights for garage, gas station, parking garage and other commercial outdoor applications.
We will continue to expand our assembly operations to assemble LED products that meet the increased variety and demand of our customers, said MaxLites Global Operations Manager Zenny Haczyk. Adding these outdoor fixtures to our assembly facility will allow for rapid inventory changes and better management of customer orders with tight project lead times.
Haczyk oversees the assembly staff and works closely with quality control, shipping and other departments. Opened in autumn last year, the assembly facility in the New Jersey corporate headquarters has produced ECO-T LED Recessed Troffers, FlatMAX LED Flat Panels and Linear Fluorescent Fixtures and will create the following MaxLED outdoor lighting fixtures: -- The DLC-approved LED Parking Garage Canopy Fixtures are energy-efficient replacements for 175- to 250-watt metal halide fixtures, utilizing just 40 and 70 watts. Additional product information can be found here: http://www.maxlite.com/products/led-gas-pump-canopy-fixtures. -- The energy efficient, DLC-approved LED Gas Pump Canopy Fixtures promote uncompromising safety and security at service stations and other outdoor commercial and industrial environments and replace up to 250-watt metal halide fixtures while using just 70 watts. View the product page at http://www.maxlite.com/products/led-gas-pump-canopy-fixtures. -- The standard LED WallMAX Wall Packs with new optics increase light output and efficacy to reduce shadows and create safe, brightly-lit outdoor environments while full cutoff LED Wall Packs are DesignLights Consortium (DLC)-qualified and engineered as maintenance free, energy efficient alternatives to fluorescent, high/low pressure sodium and metal halide fixtures. Information on the WallMax Wall Packs can be found at http://www.maxlite.com/products/wallmax-wall-packs, while information for the full cutoff models can be found at http://www.maxlite.com/products/full-cutoff-led-wall-packs. -- The LED Area Lights are efficient, energy-saving replacements for 250-, 320- and 400-watt metal halide and high-pressure sodium fixtures and operate on electrical systems ranging from 120- to 277-volts. Available in 70-, 100- and 140-watt versions, the fixtures are designed with a discreet integral driver and offer a full cutoff classification, in several IES beam patterns. View the product page here: http://www.maxlite.com/products/led-area-light-fixtures. -- The line of 70-, 100- and 140-watt Flood Lights replace 250-, 320- and 400-watt metal halide and high-pressure sodium lighting fixtures. The fixtures are designed with a discreet integral driver and offer a NEMA 5 distribution, in full flood or a type V pattern with a MaxFOCUS Collimator, for longer throw applications. The product page can be viewed here: http://www.maxlite.com/products/70-to-140-watt-led-large-floods.
About the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) On Feb. 13, 2009, Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 at the urging of President Obama, who signed it into law four days later. A direct response to the economic crisis, the Recovery Act has three immediate goals: create new jobs and save existing ones; spur economic activity and invest in long-term growth; and foster unprecedented levels of accountability and transparency in government spending. The Recovery Act intended to achieve those goals by providing $787 billion in tax cuts and benefits for millions of working families and businesses, funding for entitlement programs such as unemployment benefits, and funding for federal contracts, grants and loans.
About MaxLite (www.maxlite.com) MaxLite has been committed to providing energy efficient lighting products for the last 20 years, and was one of the first movers into LED technology in the industry. An ENERGY STAR Partner of the Year, MaxLite established the MaxLED brand, an extensive line of indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures featuring innovative LED luminaires and lamps using the latest state-of-the-art LED technology. Through MaxLites innovative research and development capabilities in its California office and product assembly center in New Jersey, MaxLite continues to be at the forefront of energy efficient technologies. For more information, call 800-555-5629, email info@maxlite.com, or follow us at https://twitter.com/maxlitenewsroom.
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There are no two ways about it. Land has to be utilised for development, whether for agriculture, infrastructure or property. So long as the clearing of land is carried out responsibly and according to engineering standards, it should not be labelled as "rape".
How else could development be carried out otherwise?
The self-styled nature lovers and environmentalists are so passionate about saving the trees and environment, yet they are the same people complaining about poor infrastructure, lack of affordable housing and pricey houses, poor economic growth and inadequate opportunities for employment and for business development.
Land clearing is necessary for economic development, and not all of it is illegal, nor translates into the destruction of nature.
I hope the press will not continue with one-sided lambasting of land clearing. The press has to educate the people that there needs to be a balance between utilisation and preservation of land.
It would be most enlightening to hear from more knowledgeable people about how to develop the country, house the people and create employment opportunities without clearing any land and cutting down some trees. I wait with bated breath to be educated.
If people want houses, then land clearing is necessary.
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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Jun 3, 2013) -
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Scotties (www.scotties.ca), Canada's best-selling facial tissue brand, is partnering with top Architect and Interior Designer, Dee Dee Taylor Eustace (www.taylorhannaharchitect.ca), on a new, summer-long print advertising campaign to show how Scotties brilliant box designs add a perfect touch of style and design to every room.
"As an Architect and Interior Designer, I always start with a design plan and love choosing tones that contrast with colour from accents such as tissue boxes, flowers and accessories," says Dee Dee Taylor Eustace. "I'm very happy to work with the team at Scotties to demonstrate how its unique box designs are the perfect touch to any room dcor, providing a wide range of accents that blend perfectly into your personal design style. Keep it timeless and elegant."
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Drawing the Blueprint for an Ideal Partnership
"Consumer research tells us that Canadians care just as much about the style and design of their Scotties box as they do about the premium quality of the tissue inside," says Nancy Marcus, Corporate Vice President, Consumer Marketing at Kruger Products. "We are delighted to partner with such a credible Canadian Architect and Interior Designer, Dee Dee Taylor Eustace to give relevance to our ad campaign through her insights and style tips that demonstrate how every Scotties design box has a room in mind," she says.
Dee Dee will be featured in full-page Scotties print ads running in leading English and French lifestyle magazines across Canada this summer. One of Canada's most respected design experts, Dee Dee will share her style expertise on how to incorporate Scotties boxes into any home's design palette.
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In a recent column we talked about why you might want to hire an interior designer. Now the ball is in your court. What do you need to do to prepare?
First, you are going to want to collect samples even if they aren't the final choice. The samples will help you articulate the look you want. Pictures from magazines are a perfect start so you can show the designer the type of look that pleases you. Have several pictures ready. If you would like, go to paint stores or home stores and select paint-color samples. Even if you select 20 or 30 of them, just pick colors you like. It will get the ball rolling. You can also have pictures of rooms you do not like so the designer knows what to avoid. This isn't mandatory, but it can be helpful.
If you have pieces that you want to keep, be sure the designer knows you aren't going to part with them. The designer needs to know about such pieces early on so s/he can work with those pieces. If there are pieces you aren't sure about keeping, be sure to get the designer involved in that decision, too. A good designer will never say "everything must go," but instead will work with what you intend to keep.
Hire the designer as soon as possible. If you are building from scratch or remodeling, get the designer involved in all the planning stages and all the meetings with the architect and the builder/contractor. This way everyone is on the same page and potential problems can be eliminated -- or, at least, minimized.
Be sure all who will be living in the house are present at the meetings. Many times husbands and wives have different opinions on colors, styles and what to keep and what to throw away. The designer can help guide the process in a way agreeable to all.
Some designers bill for local travel time and others don't. Be sure you know what you will be asked to pay for. This is particularly true if you are paying by the hour. If you are purchasing all the furnishings through the designer, travel time should not be charged as long as it is local.
Be ready to think outside the box and be ready to keep an open mind. A designer might suggest something that you don't like, and that's OK. But be open to possibilities. Rosemary Sadez Friedmann, an interior designer in Naples, Fla., is author of "Mystery of Color." For design inquiries, write to Rosemary at DsgnQuest@aol.com.
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