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Crime, Drugs, Marijuana, Prostitution
Heidi Fleiss Busted For Running 'Bordello of Bud'
Looks like people have been hitting up Heidi Fleiss for "relaxation" again.
American Bar Association / ABA, Crime, Department of Justice, Drugs, Eric Holder, Politics, Sentencing Law
More Than Minimizing Mandatory Minimums: A Conservative Call for More Radical Drug Reform
Why should conservatives support the decriminalization of drugs? Tamara Tabo explains.
What Do Lawyers And Celebrities Have In Common?
Besides their good looks and fame, they're also increasing their focus on data security. In the wake of "Celebgate," the Sony Pictures hack, and nearly daily data breaches targeting massive corporations to individuals, law firms are finally recognizing the importance of bringing their cybersecurity policies up to speed.
American Bar Association / ABA, Conferences / Symposia, Crime, Drugs, Eric Holder, Minority Issues, Racism, Sentencing Law
Eric Holder Preaches To The Choir At ABA: It's Nice When Lawyers Think People Will Listen To Them About Laws
Holder's speech at the ABA would have been more interesting if the ABA could have done anything about it.
Attorney Misconduct, Crime, Defamation, Drugs, Eric Holder, Football, Intellectual Property, Legal Ethics, Non-Sequiturs, Politics, Privacy, Prostitution, Sports, Technology, United Kingdom / Great Britain
* Whitey Bulger was convicted on 31 of the 32 counts he faced. [NBC News]
* Eric Holder announced that the federal government will stop charging certain drug offenders with crimes that carry draconian mandatory minimum sentences. Apparently, he just now realized the prison system is riddled with non-violent offenders. The last horses are finally crossing the finish line, folks! [Washington Post]
* Johnny Manziel has hired counsel for his upcoming NCAA probe. Surprise, surprise, it's Champ Kind from Anchorman. [Jim Darnell]
* As a follow-up, the lawyer who filed suit against his ex-wife for bad mothering is facing ethics charges in an unrelated matter where he wrote a will giving his own kids 40 percent of his client's estate. It take something special to try and slip that one past the goalie. [ABA Journal]
* The former escort behind the nom de plume Belle de Jour, whose exploits gave rise to a TV show, is being sued for defamation by an old boyfriend who claims her sexploits are a lie. If you can't trust a detailed diary of sexual experiences, what can you trust? [Jezebel]
* Here are the top energy law priorities facing Congress after they return from summer recess. Repealing Obamacare, Congress's only priority, is not an energy policy. [Breaking Energy]
* For IP attorney LOLZ, here's a fun Tumblr. [IP Attorney]
* A law student at Wisconsin has developed a system that allows easy stalking of someone's smartphone. While this makes him sound like a jerk, his intention is to prove how unacceptable this lack of privacy really is. It's not stalking if it's proving a point! [Ars Technica]
* The Sixth Circuit thinks the emergency manager law in Michigan may violate the state's constitution. This could throw the whole Detroit bankruptcy into doubt. There's a lot of talk about how this could help city pensioners, but let's focus on the victims it could cause — what would happen to Jones Day's billings? [Constitutional Law Prof Blog]
Baseball, Drugs, Football, Sports
There Are No Heroes In This Story
Alex Rodriguez and Johnny Manziel square off against entities that are at least as bad or worse.
Akin Gump, Attorney Misconduct, Death Penalty, Drugs, Non-Sequiturs, Sentencing Law, Technology
* The cop who became a global internet meme for pepper spraying protesters at Berkeley is now appealing for worker's comp, arguing that he suffered psychiatric injury. Pray for him. [Lawyers, Guns & Money]
* Ariel Castro has pleaded guilty. Professor Douglas Berman suggests that the death penalty may have made this possible. An alternative theory is that Castro doesn't think being locked up in a tiny space for years on end is all that bad. [Sentencing Law and Policy]
* Navigating the archetypes of expert witnesses based on The Office. [The Expert Institute]
* Lawyer arrested for bringing meth into a courthouse. I'd say "better call Saul," but this sounds more like something Saul would do. [Press Democrat]
* An Akin Gump partner, James Meggesto, is in hot water for Tweeting his disdain for a congressman and a Native American chief. For the record, when a tweet opens with "Resisting urge to tweet…", you've failed. [Politico]
* This story actually reminds me of the plot to the new BSG series — a networked house can easily be hacked by cylons. Or in this case, Kashmir Hill. [Forbes]
* New York's energy regulations are increasing demand for energy-efficient solutions. The most efficient thing about my apartment is finally getting a break in the heat. [Breaking Energy]
Biglaw, Drinking, Drugs, In-House Counsel, Parties
Taking stock of the role alcohol plays in the legal profession.
Crime, Drugs, Guns / Firearms, Women's Issues
Woman Concealed a Handgun… Where?
This fact pattern probably won't be on the Oklahoma bar exam.
Ohio AG Gets Urban Outfitters To Pull Satirical Prescription Coffee Mugs From Stores, Citing His Own Lack Of Humor
At least he's tackling the important issues facing Ohioans.
Title: ACA 5 Year Anniversary – Top 5 Issues in Medicare & Medicaid
A goal of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is to provide quality, affordable healthcare for all Americans. Now in its 5th year, how much progress has been made in Medicare and Medicaid? Download Wolter's Kluwer's Special Report Here.
Boalt Hall, California, Defamation, Drugs, Media and Journalism
Husband and Wife Lawyer Duo Once Accused of Planting Drugs Now Suing For Defamation
This prestigious pair had their criminal charges dismissed, and now they're mad as hell…
Crime, Drinking, Drugs, Law Schools, Money
Law Student Embezzles Thousands of Dollars While Drunk, High
Which law school did she attend, and how did she do it?
11th Circuit, Antitrust, Drugs, Intellectual Property, Patents, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
When Buying Off A Litigant Is Also Buying Off A Competitor
According to the Supreme Court, sometimes settling a lawsuit can create an antitrust problem. How?
Craigslist, Drugs, FCC, Football, Job Searches, Law Reviews, Marijuana, Non-Sequiturs, Racism, State Attorneys General, Summer Associates, Tax Law, Texas
* California AG Kamala Harris gets a profile in Vanity Fair. That's good, I hear she's the hottest AG in the country. [Law and More]
* If you have an erection that lasts waaaaaaay longer than four hours, file suit. [Delaware Online]
* A New York-area law student wants a tutor to help with the law review write-on competition. For the low, low price of $35/hour. Eh. It's better than contract work in most markets (in case the link breaks I've got a screenshot). [Craigslist]
* What the hell, here's another job listing. Highlights: Unpaid summer associates, fighting for $12/hour positions, with one voted off the island every few days. The new economy is awesome! (Screenshot here.) [Craigslist]
* Patriarch Partners founder and CEO Lynn Tilton, known for saying, "There are three universal lies: Margins are weak, but we'll make it up in volume; the check's in the mail; and I won't come in your mouth," prevailed in MBIA's suit against her. [DealBreaker]
* The federal government has made legalized pot difficult for states. Now the burgeoning pot industry is lobbying Congress to change federal laws to make their jobs easier. Come on pols, it's time to turn your "pro-business" rhetoric to action. [TaxProf Blog]
* Republican master spin doctor Frank Luntz is looking into how the Washington Redskins could save their name. This all grows out of the efforts of George Washington Law Professor John Banzhaf (second link) to push the franchise to change its name by lobbying broadcasting regulators to penalize broadcasters for repeating the slur that passes for a mascot. [PR-Inside]
* Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Seamus P. McCaffery is enjoying an FBI probe into the fact that his wife — and chief aide — earned massive referral fees for sending clients to personal injury firms while working for the court and skirting the rules established by the chief justice. Given the amounts involved, I clearly need to get into the referral business. [Philadelphia Inquirer]
* I've given Texas a hard time over the last week, but the Texas Court of Appeals for the First District did a little to redeem themselves with this opinion citing legal luminaries Patsy Cline and Daft Punk. Full opinion after the jump. Relevant cites on Texas Courts. Check it out…
Drugs, iPhone, Law Schools, Marijuana, Non-Sequiturs, Patents, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
* Washington is facing an unexpected issue with its new marijuana laws: training all the drug-sniffing dogs not to go crazy over pot. [Volokh Conspiracy]
* Maryland v. King, but with more Betty Draper. [Eff Yeah SCOTUS]
* The International Trade Commission has banned the importation of older iPhones and iPads for patent infringement based on a standard-essential patent. Don't know what that means? Well, it's kind of a big deal. [FOSS Patents]
* A federal judge likens herself to the Hulk because she lengthens sentences over the objections of prosecutors. When we first wrote about Judge Rose, Staci felt the one Senator voting against her confirmation needed a good reason. This is that reason. [Des Moines Register]
* Student trolls law professor to get grades posted before she can finish the professor's book. The race is on! [Josh Blackman's Blog]
* As previously mentioned, THE Ohio State University President Gordon Gee was in hot water. Now he's been s**tcanned retiring. Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino declared Gee a "pompous ass." One tipster noted, "Pitino Rick is an expert on the subject of pompous. Restaurant Sex too." [CBS Sports]
* Lots of lawyers are former debaters. If you are looking to give back, there's a new organization trying to raise money for high school debate in Kalamazoo. I mention this partly because I care about the cause, but mostly because I like writing Kalamazoo. [Go Fund Me]
* After reviewing the mindblowingly crazy BARBRI lecturer vid yesterday, Themis sent us a couple of their bar prep vids. Enjoy after the jump…
Celebrities, Crime, Drugs, Quote of the Day
Amanda Bynes Offers Expert Legal Insights
She seems to think she's got a pretty good case.
Drugs, General Counsel, In-House Counsel, James Comey, Morning Docket, Securities and Exchange Commission
* Obama nominates a Bush Republican to head the FBI. James Comey was on all sorts of Bush short lists. Kumbaya. [New York Times]
* A nice summer reminder: this woman didn't recover damages from Great Adventure water ride injury. Here's another reminder: Six Flags destroys Disney. [New Jersey Law Journal]
* NASDAQ gets BTCHSLAPD. [National Law Journal]
* Meanwhile, Total Oil is also getting slapped by the SEC. Looks like somebody over there ate their Total. [Breaking Energy]
* The "elitist white boy" approach to law enforcement gets called out. Bobby Rush is now my hero. [Talking Points Memo]
* Darius Kingsley, a former Treasury official, is the new co-general counsel of JPMorgan's commercial bank. [Corporate Counsel]
* Florida Governor Rick Scott can't randomly drug test all state workers. I'd be in favor of random drug testing for Rick Scott voters. [Reuters]
Blogging, Cocaine / Crack, Drugs, Eric Holder, Gay, Gay Marriage, Music, Non-Sequiturs, Politics, Privacy, Technology, Videos
* America, you won't have Michele Bachmann to kick around anymore! The political equivalent of comic relief announced that she will not seek another term. [CNN]
* Eric Holder testified that he would support reform of the ECPA. Apparently this newfound love of electronic privacy doesn't extend to the Associated Press. [IT-Lex]
* Atlanta is soon to host its Battle of the (Lawyer) Bands. LawJam 2013 is set to rock Atlanta like a litigious hurricane on June 8. Last year featured bands like Mikey Mel & the JDs, so you have a sense of what you're getting here. [Atlanta Bar Association]
* The CFTC had no idea how to do its job? Say it ain't so! [Breaking Energy]
* So the sequester has an advantage! Cocaine is going to get cheaper! [Breaking Defense]
* Paul Caron has acquired a 100 percent ownership share of the Law Professor Blogs Network. Congrats! [TaxProf Blog]
* Woman acquitted of manslaughter responds in the best way ever. Video after the jump… [WESH via Bing]
Cocaine / Crack, Drugs, State Judges, State Judges Are Clowns
Judges You'd Totally Want To Hang Out With This Weekend
Two judges accused of some bad judgment.


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Leukemia help
I posted on here before I've worked professionally and personally in care-taking. I've found a way to help sick kids and adults with Leukemia. (Number one cancer cause of death in children) I am (I'm so insane!LOL!) running a 1/2 marathon for Team in Training. 75% of the proceeds go to treating/helping families of blood cancer families, and research. 25% goes to office stuff and staff. Here's a link to my page if you want to donate. If you want to participate(great stress reliever! Lots of encouragement! Good for you!!!) There is a link on my page to find out about participation.(Quite a few in my area are walking...easy on the body) I'll post another link to just participation. Thank you!PJ
Here is a link that might be useful: donating and info on Leukimia TNT

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text: Dog Shoots the Hand That Feeds Him Hunter forgives "adorable" Basset Hound. Wouldn't you? A hunter says he has forgiven his Blue Gascony Basset Hound for shooting him in the handduring a hunting trip on Sunday. The 55-year-old Frenchman, Rene, who declined to give his full name, told radio station France-Bleu Perigord that he was hunting deer with his three dogs and that the youngest of them got a bit too excited. "He jumped on me as if to give me a hug," Rene said, "and as he jumped, his paw hit the trigger." The man's son drove him to the hospital, but the tissue damage was too extensive and doctors were forced to amputate. "It wasn't the dog's fault," Rene told the radio station. "And he's adorable! I should have left the [gun's] safety on, that's all."Via Irish Times Permalink


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A car crash west of Staples on U.S. Highway 10 on Nov. 26 allegedly led investigators to a sex offender who had failed to register the vehicle, which is a felony.
The crash happened around 1:30 a.m. and the driver was not with the car. While police were processing the scene, a cell phone inside the car rang, which turned out to be the roommate of James Paul Quenzer, 26, of Verndale.
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Glacier Bay National Park is an excellent subject filled with amazing resources that may enhance your classroom studies. Check out the following links for curriculum, lesson plans, and other helpful tools to introduce your students to Alaska, National Parks, wilderness, and history.
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I heard that in
Git, you can let a
local branch A track another
local branch B.
Why would someone want to do that?
The main things that come to mind for having a local branch track another local branch are (1) more informed messages from Git regarding a branch being ahead/behind of the tracked branch and (2) trigger hooks.
One area Git displays more information is when creating a branch. Creating a basic branch looks like the following:
While creating a tracking branch looks like:
This would add the following in
After committing some changes on branches
The other area where you might want a local branch track another local branch is to trigger hooks; in particular
One example I can think of is if you have a 'stable' branch. Then it would be nice if you could make a new branch, 'experiment' for example, and let it track the stable branch.
Other than that it might be for consistency (that's just a guess).
Note that the ahead/behind information that you have between one branch '
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If you're planning on vacationing this summer, City of Lakewood Emergency Management Coordinator Christine Badger asks you to remember the following before you embark on your summer journey:
Travel within the United States
- Start with a plan. Read up on the types of issues to which your destination is prone; tornados, severe thunder storms, extreme heat, etc. (www.DisasterAssistance.gov is a good starting point). Having a basic understanding of the causes and effects of different natural disasters will help you become better equipped to handle them. Also, know what the warning sirens mean. In Hawaii it means move to high ground or the roof of your hotel. In Oklahoma it means a tornado is imminent in the area and move to a safe location or if in the path and in your car, get out and lay flat on the ground or in a ditch. Always listen to a local radio station for updates when weather turns bad. Once at your destination read the safety information in the hotel welcome and information book.
- No matter how far you travel, always keep the following with you as a Travel Emergency Kit:
- Flashlight with batteries. Keep close to you while sleeping. Find one with a cell charger!
- First aid kit with medications of all who are traveling. Put in your carry-on if flying.
- Cash
- Important medical information, especially for seniors. If the emergency happens at night medical information may not be accessible by phone. Insurance cards!!
- Basic car essentials and car disaster kit. (found on www.ready.gov )
- Be sure to leave a travel itinerary and a list of contact and personal information (Passport ID numbers, medical insurance etc.) with a trusted friend or family member. Once you've gotten to your destination, you should designate an easily accessible meeting spot with your travel companions. This way, if you get separated, you won't have to rely on telephones (which may not be working) to find people.
- Identity Theft: Before you leave, take a few moments to remove anything you won't need from your wallet, such as credit cards you don't plan on using while away. As you're doing that, create an inventory of everything in your wallet — that will make it easier to fill out a report should your wallet get lost or stolen. You can do this the old-fashioned way (with a pen and paper), include the customer service lines of each card. Keep the paper in a safe location while you travel.
- Stop your mail. A pile of newspapers on your doorstep or an overflowing mailbox isn't just an invitation to burglars; savvy fraudsters can use information in unopened bills and other letters to worm their way into your life. Before you leave town, contact the post office and place a hold on your mail, or ask a neighbor or friend to collect your correspondence until you return.
- Lock up everything, not just your door. Store any sensitive documents (including the items you just cleaned out of your wallet) in a locked compartment in your home just in case of a burglary. Make sure each electronic device has a strong password set so that a stranger can't easily access your information, and encrypt the drive on the device if you can. If you have an Android device, you can do this by navigating to your settings and clicking on the security option; iOS automatically encrypts your information when your device is locked. Have the capability to wipe your phone, tablet or laptop of any sensitive information should you lose it; both Android and iOS devices can be wiped remotely.
- Your social media accounts can leave you vulnerable: Take a closer look at your privacy settings! It's important to do an inventory of what information you are posting and is it public or private?. To see who has access to the information you post to Facebook, click on the little padlock icon that appears in the top right-hand corner of your profile. Your Instagram privacy settings can also be managed through Facebook or directly through the mobile app by clicking "Edit Your Profile" and setting your posts to private.
- In case of fire, know your exit route. When you find your hotel room also find the nearest exit. Count how many doors it is to the exit. This allows you to feel your way to the exit should it be dark in the hallway and you need to evacuate.
- Stay out of the elevator during a lightning storm…..I know this now due to a recent experience in Florida and getting stuck in the hotel elevator for about 30 minutes before maintenance could get it to move to the nearest floor.
International Travel
- Register your trip with the State Department at www.Travel.State.gov . Registration will make your where abouts known in case it's necessary to contact you during an emergency, such as an earthquake. In addition, you will receive up to date information on security conditions. I did this for all of the students and myself when we went to Costa Rica for three weeks a few years ago. I also had medical releases (notarized) from their parents, allowing me to made quick medical decisions if necessary……..and it did.
- Write down important information, and keep it in a secure place. Don't only rely on your cell phone or laptop to store your emergency contact numbers, etc. Keep a hard copy back-up on you. You never know where you might be when a disaster strikes.
- Know the location and how to contact the closest US Embassy or US Consultants. This is where you need to go to get help leaving the country especially if the airports have been closed. After a catastrophic event, is not the time to be asking for directions to the closest US Embassy. Every time you travel into a new region, look up the address and write it down. They may also be able to help with legal trouble.
- Prepare for National Disasters which occur in that region. Take five minutes to go to www.Fema.Gov/plan and review what you need to do for those specific disasters prior to traveling.
- Health insurance: Carry your insurance card with you. Inquire about what coverage you have internationally: most likely you will need to take out specialist travel insurance. In some countries, medical costs are very low. However, many overseas hospitals will insist on having payment for services before providing (or continuing) medical care. Having an insurance card may show the hospital that you have sufficient resources to provide medical care, even if you have no money on hand.
- Join IAMAT (International Association for Medical Assistance to Travelers), a nonprofit organization that provides health information and referrals to English-speaking local doctors around the world. There is no fee to join, and membership is valid for one year.
- Carry money wisely and in multiple forms. Spread out your money, both on your person and in your bags. Furthermore, try to have multiple financial resources available. For example, a budget traveler might take a supply of cash for most ordinary purchases, keep an ATM or debit card for cash withdrawals, and carry a credit card or two for emergencies or to buy airline tickets. Each of these (cash, credit cards, ATM card) can themselves be a separate means of getting money. Keep them in safe places, but split between your bags and your person.
- Important phone numbers: Carry in your wallet the local phone numbers for emergency services, such as ambulance or police. On GSM phones, the number 112 is guaranteed to connect to emergency services, no matter what country you're in. In a pinch, you can also try 911, which many countries forward to the local number. Travel insurers often have a 24 hour reverse charges helpline. Also carry the phone number of your country's embassy and your credit and ATM card issuer (they may even have a reverse charges number) so that you can report a card stolen or find out why it isn't working.
Travel safe and smart!! Have a fantastic trip!


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Stayed here for one night on business. Pretty nice place, fairly new, it appears. Room was large and linens were crisp and appeared recently replaced. Breakfast was typical Choice. Everyone knows the drill.
One problem: Their WiFi was absolutely over-taxed. Anything with a streaming video content or lots of graphics to load on a page was nearly impossible to access. Netflix... Forget it!
Television was Flat-Screen upgrade, but switching channels resulted in a long pause before the new channel appeared. 10 seconds in some cases. Looks like they need to work on upgrading their electronics.
Otherwise, not a bad place to stay. Lots of restaurants around, but a fairly long walk to get to them.
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13 puppies born 3/26/15! 10 male and 3 female. We currently have 4 males still available. You cans see the newborn pups on our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/heritageranchlabradors. They are AKC registered, have OFA clearances, and top of the line pedigrees. These labs ...
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I have one chocolate female, one black female, three chocolate males and two black males available in my litter. They have had their first shots, been wormed and have dew claws removed. I will be down in San Marcos on March 28th at a horse show and am bringing the puppies ...
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Apple Valley - Dogs & puppies
two free Labrador retrievers, great dogs, always have been around children and other dogs. Very friendly and love able. Unfortunately I am getting older and can't just give them the attention they deserve, looking to give to both together to a great home. I am located in ...
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Chocolate Labrador Retriever Male DOB 7/19/2013 named Stinson Axel of Fawnskin AKC registered # SR79451509 available for stud service. He is a beautiful, strong, healthy boy that weighs 105 lbs. Stud service is $600.00. Excellent bloodline. Puppies sell for $900.00 His ...
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Thank you for the wonderful tribute and honor... I first became acquainted with the Center for the Arts group through a friend on the Harford County Cultural Arts Board. That was 6 years ago. The idea of having a dance gala patterned after Dancing with the Stars appealed to me, as I loved to dance. What a great way to raise funds- by Dancing! As time went on, and I was invited to become one of the dancers, a whole new world was opened up to me. I heard of the envisioned plan for Harford County's very own arts center. What a thrill! Not only for dancing, but to house all the arts! Harford County is such a great place to live and this would be 'the frosting on the cake'!
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Don't know if this is the right forum,but want to know what everyone else is doing. I live in a suburb just West of Boston and I got a lot of mice. At first,saw some droppings,now hear them in the walls at night and my husband caught two bare handed in the middle of the day! I know I can call an exterminator,set traps etc. But just wondering if others are being overrun,why this year,and what creative,and or effective things are you doing to get the mouse outta the house. Thanks,Jardinista
Mice (and other animals) want the same things you do -- food, water, and a warm place to sleep.
Traps and simple and effective. Look for places then can enter you home, it doesn't take a very big hole. Clean up droppings and wash the area because the urine can provide a "map" for other mice to follow.
I have tons of mice activity ( not in the house ) and we use several methods to deter them from getting inside.
Try putting plastic lids filled with cola where you see activity. They can't burp and die bloated. Really!
We also fill in any cracks with the expandable foam found at hardware stores. Eventually they eat thru it, but we refoam when that happens.
The best method IMO is to buy the TomCat blocks of green poison. You must keep it securely hidden as it's toxic to pets! For some reason they love the taste. Yes, one of my former doggies ate a box. He lived, but the vet costs were huge! Lesson learned!
If one gets in the house you can use either the cola or bait. Works for us.
Glue pads or trays are another option, although my personal experience has been less than ideal. I set out several of these pads where mouse activity was present and caught only crawling bugs. The sticky pads are to be placed where mouse activity has been seen or is suspected. Supposedly, when a mouse crosses the sticky surface, it cannot get off. If left there, it will die and the whole thing can simply be thrown away. I considered the possibility of dealing with a live mouse and decided the pads were not for me.
Glue pads and d-con are awful on a lot of levels. While they are pests, and no one wants them in their houses, myself included, we can at least kill them humanely. Get good quality snap traps (ortho or the d-con snap traps - not the bait) or the victor battery-operated one (it electrocutes them quickly).
I had one bad experience (not as bad as the mouse's, though) with a classic victor trap and had to clean a lot of mouse blood up - never again.
I agree with Bookert - poisons are a dangerous way to try to eliminate mice. The rodents don't die immediately with poison. They can wander off and die in an area accessible to pets. They can also die in interior walls and floors - yuck.
I remember a post a while back using water, peanut butter & a 5-gallon bucket. (go go macgyver!) I'll see if I can find it and bump it up.
BTW - seeing mice during the day isn't a good sign. You were right to contact an exterminator. They should be your main resource for elimination procedures.
Just re-read your post and realize you haven't contacted an exterminator yet.
It's my understanding that seeing rodents during the day is a sign you might be close to being infested. Its not natural for them to be foraging during the day, in plain sight, unless there are so many they are competing for food.
Elimination at this point is not a DIY project. Keep us posted.
We had a mouse problem in 2007 from January to April that for a while I thought we were NEVER going to get rid of. We used Terminix, and he left us with glue boards inside and placed some sort of bait under the house. Sure, they can die on the board, but there were occasions where they escaped, sometimes leaving a foot or two stuck on there! We were also advised to plug holes as small as a dime with steel wool (supposedly can't chew through) and finish with expanding foam. Also, never leave peanut butter out because they love it. I hope you can get your problem remedied!
Agree that the rodents are just trying to earn a living but unfortunately their presence and depredations are intolerable. However I find no justification for inhumane methods of extermination. Glue traps mean a horrible death for the rodent IF it doesn't escape minus its paws, and other posters outlined the downfalls of poisons. I have been using the black plastic Tomcat snap traps for some years now and have found them better than any other. They kill 'em instantly dead over and over. Obviously they have to be placed where children, or adults for that matter, or pets cannot get caught in their strong jaws. I keep one rat-size and one mouse-size set. Had no rodents since last spring and then suddenly, well you know. Certain things are inevitable like rust, moths, death and taxes. And three down this week. There'll be more. Hate killing such cute tiny mousies. But its them or me. These are so small that they don't trip the big trap. But oh that peanut butter in the little trap, they can't resist it.
Welll--lots of responses. Thanks all very much. What have I done since posting my question?---NOTHING. Sooo lazy.Also seems like activity really died down,no scratchings,no sightings.But alas,last night,bag of walnuts chewed into. I'm with many of you that the poisons and glue traps are just unappealing,but the amount of mouse poop is even more unappealing.My other reson for inaction is,my husband is appalled at killing them--They're natural!! he says. So I don't have an ally in my fight. So,I think I will get some of the traps I saw at big box store--little condos with bait in them,the doors close behind them and they die in there. Voila!disposo-mouse. Considered a cat--even bigger poop!! But might reconsider... Thanks,again
Jardinista, cats are not necessarily the solution to the mouse problem. I live in the country and when my cats catch mice, they carry them carefully into the house to play with them. Unfortunately, they often drop them, alive and uninjured, so they are free to wander around. (The cats lose interest if they can't see them.) I found a mouse body under my bed the other day. I use the old-fashioned spring traps baited with peanut butter, and they work like a charm.
We built our new home in the country and when we moved in we saw mice running around and mice dropping every where. Not sure why that didn't dawn on me this could be an issue living in the country. They really freaked me out. I told my husband I couldn't live here with all the mice. I heard an ad on the radio about the plug in's to eliminate the mice. Ran right down and bought one for every room. Probably didn't need that many. Anyway never had another mouse in the house. We have moved since but I make sure I plugged into my new house as we are still in the country. I still have no mice issues other then outside I see dropping by my outdoor BBQ. The plug in's really work.
I have no idea what you mean by 'plug-ins, although if they're that effective I wish I knew about them before my problem about a month ago.
I tried all the glue papers, traps, etc, and nothing worked till I got the heavy-duty poison to put out. I would much rather not have had to use that if there was some other way to do it.
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The Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) is looking for field testers for its proposed other postemployment benefits (OPEB) requirements. Field testers volunteer time to work through provisions of GASB's latest Exposure Draft (ED), "Accounting and Financial Reporting for Postemployment Benefits Other Than Pensions," that will change accounting and financial reporting requirements for OPEB. Public institutions serving as volunteers will test provisions of the proposal for employers.
Field tests are part of due process activities that help GASB establish effective standards. Such field work helps uncover issues that preparers may have when implementing GASB's new guidance. Public institutions that volunteer have the advantage of practicing implementation while working directly with GASB staff. This experience can help sort out ambiguous or difficult aspects of the guidance and allows volunteers to provide feedback directly to the Board regarding process and challenges. Discoveries can benefit other higher education preparers by providing input to GASB's implementation guidance.
OPEB is considered a form of compensation, like salaries and pensions, which governments provide to their employees in return for work. The most common example of OPEB is postemployment health care. The ED for employers proposes that OPEB be accounted for and reported based on essentially the same approach and methods GASB recently required for pension benefits. The proposal would establish a standard for measuring, recognizing, and reporting liabilities, deferred outflows and inflows of resources, expenses, and disclosures.
If you are interested in participating in the OPEB field test, or would like additional information, please contact GASB staff or Sue Menditto.
Sue Menditto
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"Visions for our common future in Europe"
Last Wednesday – Ariane Jordan is a research associate of the international study "Europe Can do Better" . In the study, young people from four different countries are asked about their attitude towards Europe. They shall therefore be given a voice in the political discourse . With treffpunkteuropa.de, Ariane Jordan talks about the project, solutions to European challenges and the under-representation of young people in European politics. by ,
Spinelli: who was he?
22 November 2014 – Few of the younger MEPs or staff in the European Parliament seem aware of the person after whom the main parliamentary building is named: Altiero Spinelli. I was privileged to attend as a special guest last Monday, the premiere of a film on the (...) by
Press release: Time to vote for a Federation? Yes!
18 May 2014 – In this press release from the Young European Federalists (JEF) published on 6th May, the entire JEF community calls for European citizens to use their democratic right and vote for a federal Europe. Europe stands at a historic crossroads : (...) by
Europe in your hands
16 February 2014 – On the 31 January, the first step of an ambitious project has been taken: Europe in our hands. This project, which aims to form a human chain made up of Europeans, has now launched its website: http://www.europeinourhands.net. Le Taurillon, the (...) by ,
A broken taboo
11 October 2013 – As Catalonia and Spain continue their soul-searching, few words come up as often as federalismo. Often wrongly described as a federalist country by outsiders, Spain is in fact caught in a limbo, halfway between centralisation and (...) by | 3 comments
EU Unemployment Insurance: Getting the Eurozone back on track
5 July 2013 – In early June, the federal committee of the German Young European Federalists, declared its support for the establishment of an European unemployment insurance, which would partly replace national insurance systems. This could guard the Eurozone (...) by ,
A European Fund for growth and development
30 June 2013 – Over the last few months many steps forward have been taken towards an effective governance of the Eurozone in order to guarantee financial stability, through the signature of the Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance (i.e., the (...) by | 1 comment
The Birth of Federal Union
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In defense of real European parties
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Celebrity Pilates teacher Diane Severino will be conducting two workshops in Fletcher Pilates in San Antonio on Saturday. The morning workshop runs 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at Spectrum Athletic Club, 1246 Austin Highway, and the afternoon workshop, which is geared toward Pilates teachers, runs 2:30-5:30 p.m. at Studio A: Pilates, 5310 Broadway. The fee is $150 […] [Read More]
Ready to run: Jonas fun run, marathon updates, Sunrise 10K
(AP Photo/Chris Pizzello) Joe Jonas: Runner by morning, rock star by night. Here's what's going on in the running scene in San Antonio: Joe Jonas is used to having girls chase him, but this time they'll be doing it for a good cause. The middle Jonas Brother will be leading the iWin Joe Jonas Fun […] [Read More]
Friday book report
Super Fit Mama: Stay Fit During Pregnancy and Get Your Body Back after Baby by Tracey Mallett (Da Capo, $17.95) offers exercise and nutrition programs targeted for each trimester of pregnancy and after the baby is born. Mallett, who has starred in several exercise videos and appeared as a fitness expert on the Style Network, […] [Read More]
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Registration is open for Sports for Life, an initiative of the Senior Games of San Antonio aimed at San Antonio residents ages 50 and older. [Read More]


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