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Red Lion Controls, Inc. (2 Products)
Address: Northeast Technology Center 331 Ushers Road, Ballston Lake, NY
Business Type: Manufacturer, Sole Distributor
Description: As the global experts in communication, monitoring and control for industrial automation and networking, Red Lion Controls has been delivering innovative solutions to customers for over forty years. Our automation, Ethernet and cellular M2M technology enables companies worldwide to gain real-time... (more)
1-Source Electronic Components
Address: 7 Todd Court, Yaphank, NY
Business Type: Manufacturer, Distributor
Description: Company Overview 1-Source Electronic Components, Inc. is proud to be an ISO certified leading franchised and independent supplier of electronic components including connectors, relays, switches, semiconductors and more. For 12 years, we have been selling directly to leading manufacturers,... (more)
Amphenol Aerospace Corporation
Address: 40-60 Delaware Ave., Sidney, NY
Business Type: Manufacturer
Description: Amphenol Aerospace, a Division of Amphenol Corporation, is one of the largest manufacturers of interconnect products in the world for the Military, Commercial Aerospace and Industrial markets. Amphenol designs, manufactures and markets cylindrical and rectangular, electronic, fiber optic, EMI/EMP... (more)
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Address: 2200 Smithtown Ave, Ronkonkoma, NY
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Atlaz International Ltd.
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Cables Unlimited, Inc.
Address: 3 Old Dock Road, Yaphank, NY
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Concord Electronics Corporation
Address: 33 - 00 47th Ave., Level 1A, Long Island City, NY
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Dan-Mar Components, Inc.
Address: 150 W. Industry Ct., Deer Park, NY
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Datacomm Cables, Inc.
Address: 120 Marcus Blvd., Deer Park, NY
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Goldcrest Electronics
Address: 700 S. Goodman St., Rochester, NY
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HAVE, Inc.
Address: 350 Power Avenue, Hudson, NY
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Description: HAVE's Professional Product Sales division is one of the longest and largest full-line stocking distributors of Canare cable products in the United States. HAVE's Guild Cable shop hand-assembles our own full professional line of HAVEFlex™ Audio Cable Assemblies, featuring Microphone Cables,... (more)
Lintech Components
Address: 710-8 Union Parkway, Ronkonkoma, NY
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Mid-Island Electrical Sales Corp.
Address: 59 Mall Dr., Commack, NY
Business Type: Distributor
Midtown Electric Supply Corp.
Address: 157 West 18th Street, New York, NY
Business Type: Distributor
North Shore Components
Address: 9 Saw Grass Drive, Bellport, NY
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Stampede Presentation Products
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Well, the experiment commences. I don't have red or fire ants, but I have a couple of ant hills and I will do some experimenting. I'll let you know if I find anything that works. Or doesn't work.
When we lived in El Paso, we had several horned toads and they loved being near the ant hills.
Don't have any toads in my garden. I do have a toad house I made out of a broken clay pot. No toads.
So much for "If you build it, they will come!"
Wikipedia says: "The adaptive nature of ant colonies make it nearly impossible to eliminating entire colonies and most pest management practices aim to control local populations and tend to be temporary solutions."
From this and your article, I doubt any of my herbs got rid of ants. More likely, some of the chemical deterrents I purchased and used decreased the population. For what little it's worth, I used mint, lemon-grass, and sage.
"Shelve the grits, baking soda, club soda, vinegar, molasses, plaster of Paris, aspartame, cayenne pepper, cinnamon and coffee grounds! In scientific testing, none of these home remedies worked"
Spud, do you remember which herbs got rid of ants?
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Everybody knows or has experience with someone who copies every move you make in a game. It can be very annoying, but also it can provide beautiful positions. Some of them I present below:
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More examples are up there ... maybe you could post them?
Very interesting.
interesting !!!
The last one is funny...
I find these games kind of stupid but for some reason they are fun to flip through.
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A New Zealand terror suspect whose travel was restricted three years ago has emerged on the Syrian battlefield - despite assurances he does not present a danger.
Mark John Taylor, also known as Muhammad Daniel, this week told Australian media that he had joined the conflict in Syria.
In 2011, Prime Minister John Key said Taylor was subject to travel restrictions after being arrested entering an al Qaeda stronghold in Pakistan in 2009. Taylor later said he was seeking a Muslim wife.
"It was my mistake," he said at the time. "People might call me stupid and dumb for making that mistake, but that's my problem. It's all just basically a completely made-up story to make me look bad."
When asked about the travel restrictions during an internet chat this week, he said: "NZ government bluffing. They never told me until it got to the media."
After Taylor returned to New Zealand in 2011, Key said he could not go into details. "All I can say is he's known to us. He's someone that has quite a number of restrictions on him for very good reason . . . I know him and his name very well."
When asked if New Zealanders had anything to fear from Taylor, Key said: "I don't believe so, no."
Taylor was among 23 Australian-based people of security interest listed in a secret diplomatic cable published by WikiLeaks. The US placed him on a list of passengers who must undergo strict security screening before flying.
It was believed Taylor entered Syria from Turkey on June 14 and was now based in Aleppo, where he was a member of al Qaeda in Syria - known as Jabhat al-Nusra. He had flown from Jakarta, and had been living in Indonesia.
Taylor said a dual Australian-New Zealand citizen, Muslim bin John, tried to recruit him into al Qaeda five years ago. "He offered me to join them [al Qaeda] back in 2009. But not in Yemen . . . a third country, I wasn't told where."
Muslim bin John, also known as Daryl Jones, was killed in a drone strike in Yemen in November, along with Australian Christopher Havard.
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The sounds of the birds singing from trees that rustle with the wind - it won't take you long to relax at this scenic spot right next to Lane Cove River. Moola picnic area is one of Lane Cove...
With so many great events and attractions to explore, a trip to Sydney is the perfect way to keep the kids entertained during the school holidays. Discover a wide range of kids' attractions, visit fun and educational museums and galleries, and even meet the animals at Sydney's zoos and aquariums.
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During the autumn and winter school holidays, there are plenty of fun activities for the kids to enjoy. Taronga Zoo is open 365 days a year and home to some of the world's most fascinating species. Various shows take place throughout the day, so you can learn more about the zoo's residents from the cute and cuddly to the green and scaly, as well as the opportunity to get a little closer by booking an animal encounter.
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The sounds of the birds singing from trees that rustle with the wind - it won't take you long to relax at this scenic spot right next to Lane Cove River. Moola picnic area is one of Lane Cove...
Coogee Beach is a great beach with calm surf and is family-friendly. The promenade area has restored historic buildings and nurtured parklands.Most of the facilities are located at mid-beach with...
Cronulla, in the Sutherland Shire on Sydney's southern coast, is the only Sydney beach that can be reached by train, meaning you can visit without the headache of finding a carpark. North Cronulla...
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England have sprung two surprises by naming uncapped pair Chris Woakes and Simon Kerrigan in a 14-man squad for the fifth Ashes Test. All-rounder Woakes and extra spinner Kerrigan join fast bowlers Chris Tremlett and Steven Finn in an otherwise predictable list of names. Tremlett and Finn's presence was widely-expected following Tim Bresnan's season-ending back injury as England seek to conclude their third successive Ashes series victory with a 4-0 scoreline at the Kia Oval.England Squad: Alastair Cook (Capt), Joe Root, Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell, Jonny Bairstow, Matt Prior (WK), Stuart Broad, Graeme Swann, James Anderson, Chris Tremlett, Simon Kerrigan, Steven Finn, Chris Woakes.
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Interpreting the Activity of Banks and the ECB Correctly
It appears that market observers are only very slowly coming around to grasping the fact that what the ECB has done in December does indeed amount to a major dose of monetary pumping. The misunderstandings center mainly on the use of the ECB's deposit facility by banks, which overshadows the far more legitimate debate over whether the commercial banks are going to use ECB funding to play the sovereign debt carry trade or rather 'play it safe' in view of the large amount of bank bonds maturing in the first quarter.
An Intractable Problem
Something that keeps exercising our mind is the seeming contradiction between two stances uttered as firm principles by the German political leadership. The first is that often repeated assertion that it is determined to ensure the euro's survival. The second is the equally often repeated assertion that using the ECB's printing press to stem the run on euro area sovereign bonds is completely out of the question.
A Paucity of Imagination
We want to return to a theme we have recently discussed in these pages, namely the allegedly exhaustive hypotheses regarding the possible solutions to the euro area's problems that are regularly presented to us in the media.
Leading intellectuals and economists usually list a set of choices based on the views of the current economic orthodoxy, which choices they insist are all that is possible or even imaginable.
We have briefly mentioned the topic last week and so has Mish in a recent post that similar to our article looked critically at Martin Wolf's recent 'Thinking the Unthinkable' editorial at the FT.
The main problem from our point of view is of course that no-one in the mainstream has as of yet really given voice to the so-called 'unthinkable', which in a way demonstrates what it really consists of (if it weren't 'unthinkable', they would have thought of it).
A Historical Mistake
There once was a time when the science of economics – based on sound reasoning – concluded that economic liberalism was the best way to achieve lasting and growing prosperity. Classical economists may have been stumped by the theory of value, a problem satisfactorily solved by Carl Menger in the 1870's, but on the whole, their teachings were conducive to the adoption of free market capitalism. This ushered in an age of unprecedented capital accumulation and prosperity.
Euro Area PMI – Ireland Must Be Doing Something Right
Manufacturing in the euro area continues to contract noticeably – the crisis is taking its toll not only on financial markets, but also the real economy. Note here that what the present economic situation reveals are the results of the policy errors of 2008-2009, namely massive monetary pumping and various wealth-misdirecting and wealth-destroying government intervention schemes designed to 'avert recession'. Why are these mistakes revealed now? This is due to the lag time of monetary policy. On account of the ECB's approach (the ECB – so far – accommodates booms, but is reluctant to actively pump during busts except in order to rescue insolvent banks) monetary policy has become much tighter in the course of the past year than the still very low administered interest rate would suggest. Money supply growth in the euro area as a whole has only been 1.3% year-on-year (in terms of money TMS), with several peripheral nations experiencing outright monetary deflation. Read the rest of this entry »
Antipodes Speak Out – Lacker and Evans
Over the past two weeks we have heard several regional Fed presidents speak their mind, some of whom oppose the central bank's current easy money policies and some of whom think it should ease even more. Members of the Fed's board of governors in Washington and chairman Bernanke were also heard from – this group seems to be united in wanting to pursue an extremely easy monetary policy. We will look at some of the speeches that were delivered, with special emphasis on Charles Evans, as his viewpoint seems to be gaining ground lately. Read the rest of this entry »
Dissenters Speak Out
Before discussing what the Fed might do next, we would note that it has recently 'wheeled out the hawks'. We have noticed that there seems to be a method behind the Fed's communications tactics. Naturally it is possible that we're just a bit too paranoid, but it appears to us that between FOMC meetings, we always get to hear from the perceived 'hawks' (who really aren't all that hawkish, they're only less dovish than their colleagues) relatively early before the next meeting approaches. Their speeches add to the sense that there is someone responsible lurking at the Fed, someone who cares about manipulating the currency 'just right'. Moreover, by getting their remarks out of the way early, it is possible for the Fed to gauge how the markets react to what they say and ideally, from its point of view, make use of the reaction. It is a good bet that if there is a reaction at all, it will be negative from the 'risk assets' side, as Messrs. Plosser, Kocherlakota, Fisher and Lacker (the current crop of dissenters/doubters) all talk about wanting to pursue less rather than more inflation. Read the rest of this entry »
Establishment Quacks Call For More Money Printing
No matter how often and how thoroughly inflationist doctrines have been refuted by economic theory, or how many times their implementation in practice has resulted in large-scale economic misery, they never seem to lack for support. The main supporters these days are the pro-statism establishment intellectuals which seem to populate both mainstream media and academe in staggering abundance. You might say there's an inflation of inflation-loving intellectuals.
Naturally, their doctrines are as faulty today as they have been since the times when Roman emperors debased their coins, but that doesn't keep them from recommending the same hoary nonsense all over again. Worst of all, their opinions coincide with those of modern-day policymakers, in fact they serve as a fig leaf and provide propaganda support for their policies. Read the rest of this entry »
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The expected rebound in stocks and commodities has continued on Monday, but there are a number of signs that this is not much more than a short covering rally that is unlikely to last. Although yields on euro area government bonds and CDS on them have continued to decline (we will update the euro area charts tomorrow), the fact remains that the economy is under pressure, so bounces in stocks have to be approached with great caution – they are more likely to represent selling opportunities than a reason to buy at this stage. Notably the recent rally has inter alia been triggered by a short selling ban in several European countries. Short selling bans have historically always been medium term bearish events – they can trigger a bounce lasting for a few days, but in the long run they are extremely counterproductive, as they lower liquidity and hinder the price discovery process. By taking away the opportunity to hedge, they ultimately create even more selling pressure than would have appeared otherwise. This latest short selling ban is thus likely destined to fail as well – one wonders why the authorities even bother.
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The Chattanooga Area Historical Association and the Local History and Genealogy Department of The Public Library invite you to this special Veteran's Day program.
The program will begin with a brief re-enactment of two recipients of the Medal of Honor from the Chickamauga & Chattanooga Campaigns in September & November 1863. It will include a bugle call by the Army MOH recipient, Musician William J. Carson; 15th US Infantry Regiment who is portrayed by re-enactor Patrick Parris of Trenton , Ga. The Medal of Honor will be awarded by Secretary of War, William Stanton, who will be portrayed by local historian and author, E. Raymond Evans.
The Medal will also be awarded to Mary E. Walker, who was a "Contract Assistant Surgeon" for the Army of the Cumberland and the only women to ever receive the Medal of Honor. Mary will be portrayed by Carol Laing, Secretary for the National Medal of Honor Museum of Military History.
The main part of the program will be a presentation on Chattanooga's National Medal of Honor Museum of Military History and the Military Heritage of Chattanooga in the Civil War. Those making the presentation will be Jim Wade- Executive Director and George Davenport - Board of Trustee member for the museum.
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Workshops will be held in the warehouse classroom at Community Forklift (4671 Tanglewood Drive, Edmonston MD 20781 – 5 minutes outside NE DC, in the Hyattsville area)
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It was a big hit, so this year, we will be running our Forklift First Friday series from May all the way through December! This is a kid- and adult-friendly event, so all ages (and friendly, leashed pets) are welcome! Here's what's coming up:
Calamity Row will rock the warehouse with their own unique brand of "Death-Twang", influenced by everything from Gillian Welch to Motörhead. Local artists Michelle Bailey, Pete Pichaske, and Michelle Elizabeth will offer paintings, photography, & hand-made candles. And don't miss out on the grub! County Manners food truck will have good ol' Southern Maryland fair food with a twist, and Town Center Market will offer craft beers & wine at their pop-up bar.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A man long relied on by President Vladimir Putin to rule one of Russia's most violent cities was sentenced to 10 years in jail on Wednesday on charges of plotting a "terrorist" attack to kill a political rival.
A military court convicted accused Said Amirov, the mayor of Dagestan's capital Makhachkala from 1988 to 2013, of conspiring to use an anti-aircraft missile to shoot down a plane carrying the local head of the state pension fund.
His nephew Yusup Dzhaparov, former deputy mayor of a nearby city, was sentenced as a co-conspirator to eight and half years in jail, Russian state television Vesti-24 reported.
The two men have dismissed the charges as absurd and fabricated. Their lawyer said he would appeal what he called a politically motivated ruling.
"Political issues need to be decided at the political level and not by investigators and law enforcement," the defence lawyer said, cited by the Itar-Tass news agency.
Amirov's arrest in June 2013 was seen as Putin's attempt to assert control over a region dogged by mafia-style crime and Islamist insurgency ahead of his 2014 hosting of the winter Olympics on the other side of the mountains.
Until then, he seemed untouchable, protected by the Kremlin as the local boss of the president's United Russia party.
In the restive North Caucasus region, Putin's policy to impose control has been to rely on strongmen like Amirov, who run business empires and wield personal authority over police.
The court in the southern city of Rostov ordered Amirov, who was left wheelchair-bound after one of over a dozen attempts to assassinate him, to be held in a maximum security prison and be stripped of his state awards, Itar-Tass reported.
Dagestan, where Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev spent the first half of 2012, is the main focus of an insurgency by fighters who want to found an Islamic state in Russia's Caucasus mountains.
Amirov was so powerful that investigators have said they spent two years preparing for his arrest and sent special forces from Moscow with helicopters and armoured personnel carriers to do so.
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IN THE BOISE MOUNTAINS, Idaho — Daybreak's rose-colored light glows over the snowy mountain peaks surrounding Stargaze Yurt in the Boise Mountains. It's minus 6 outside, and the January air is so cold and clear it crystallizes and sparkles in the sunlight.
Each dawn in one of the Idaho City backcountry yurts brings amazing winter experiences, like the changing colors of a rose, pink and purple sunrise in snow country, the ultimate silence of the dead of winter and fresh animal tracks in silky snow.
A favorite sight each morning on the way to the outhouse is the trail left by a nocturnal snowshoe hare.
The yurts provide an easy way for snowshoers and Nordic skiers to "camp" in the backcountry in the winter and take in these experiences in relative comfort. You don't have to be a hard-core winter trekker like those pictured in a Patagonia catalog to see winter in a remote setting. Despite the temperature outside, a glowing fire in a wood stove keeps the yurt around 70 degrees.
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The yurts make great jumping-off points for hitting trails way off the highway. With six yurts to choose from in the area near Highway 21 northeast of Idaho City, there's a chance to try out different ones each winter.
Here's a quick look at some:
Distance to Stargaze Yurt: 1.2 miles.
Trail: Not groomed. Breaking trail can be difficult.
Elevation gain: 680 feet. It's a steady climb all the way in from the parking lot and not for the fainthearted.
Dogs: Allowed.
Why people like it: The yurt sits on an open point with incredible views of the stars and night sky. The wide-open views extend from Scott Mountain to Jackson Peak, Wolf Mountain, Steele Mountain, Pilot Peak and the Sawtooth Range. At an elevation of 6,569 feet, many north- and west- facing slopes are great for Telemark skiing and snowboarding.
Snowshoers have miles of off-trail exploring. The trek to Stargaze Point above the yurt is worth the views.
Distance to Banner Ridge Yurt: 2.5 miles.
Trail: Groomed.
Elevation gain: 750 feet. It's a steady climb to a ridge where the terrain mellows out a little across the ridge.
Dogs: Not allowed in winter.
Why people like it: The yurt offers beautiful views of the South Fork of the Payette River drainage. Skiers who like groomed trails have an 8-mile ski loop to enjoy. Telemark skiers and snowboarders can explore the open bowls and slopes off the ridge near the yurt.
Distance to Whispering Pines Yurt: 2.4 miles.
Trail: Groomed.
Elevation gain:300 feet. It's a long, but gradual climb to the yurt.
Dogs: Allowed.
Why people like it: There's plenty of Nordic skiing on an 8-mile groomed loop. Snowshoers like the woodsy backcountry trekking and trails that crisscross through the forest. The yurt is secluded and tucked under tall ponderosa pines.
Distance to Rocky Ridge Yurt: 1.75 miles.
Trail: Not groomed. Breaking trail can be difficult.
Elevation gain: 150 feet. Most of the elevation gain is right out of the parking lot. Most of the trail is level with a few gradual ups and downs. It's great for beginner snowshoers.
Dogs: Allowed.
Why people like it: It's easy terrain for off-trail snowshoe trekking. You'll find lots of rock formations in the Crooked River drainage. There aren't too many hills for Telemarking, but you can ski the ungroomed trail from the yurt back toward the parking lot. The yurt is in a woodsy area, but it sits on an open knoll with mountain views. The parking lot is shared by skiers, snowshoers and snowmobilers.


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