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Art gallery in Madison
October 8, 2018Weekender: Branford, Conn. – The New York Times
September 29, 2018Camperdown Weeping Elm
September 10, 2018https://www.bowerandbranch.com/t/215/camperdown-weeping-elm/#.W5bz1hYpCEc
Camperdown Weeping Elm
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Camperdown Weeping Elm is a tree that the whole family will enjoy. Adults will love this unusual ornamental tree’s majestic cascading form and the touch of elegance it lends to the landscape. The little ones, on the other hand, will be excited to discover the “fort” that will appear under the canopy if you let its gracefully arching branches sweep the ground. Even after the kids are grown, they’ll have a soft spot in their hearts for this tree because of the good times they had playing beneath its branches. Maybe one day they’ll bring the grandkids over to play under it, too!
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Energy Recovery Ventilator – Ventilation System for Treating Indoor Air
September 3, 2018https://www.nationalradondefense.com/indoor-air-quality-services/energy-recovery-ventilator.html QT:{{”
When air leaks are sealed to make homes more energy efficient, this eliminates a way for contaminants to escape. Pollutants that are trapped in your home can cause poor indoor air quality. Signs of poor ventilation include moisture buildup on windows or walls, stuffy air, and lingering odors. If you have any of these issues in your home, you should consider a ventilation system. A ventilation system circulates air throughout the house using the existing forced-air system or specially-installed ducts. The system pumps stale air out and replaces it with fresher outside air.
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61 trails
August 25, 2018Neighborhood Music School
August 18, 2018Madison Racquet & Swim Club | Madison Racquet & Swim Club
August 18, 2018Guilford Racquet and Swim Club
August 12, 2018Ticked Off
July 27, 2018QT:{{”
With the right precautions, there’s a lot you can do to prevent Lyme disease. Here’s what you need to know.
Know the Four Places Ticks Like to Hide
Dr. DeShaw stresses that a thorough daily check is key. Ticks, he said, particularly love to hide in these places: (1) behind the knees; (2) in the groin; (3) in the scalp; and (4) in the armpits. A tick should always be removed with tweezers. Grasp it as close to the skin as possible and pull out firmly and smoothly.
Use Repellents
DEET (on skin) and permethrin (on clothing) are the recommended repellents. Essential oils may have some repellent effect, but don’t rely on them, Dr. DeShaw said.
Assess Your Surroundings
If you live in an area where Lyme disease is prevalent, like Connecticut, you may want to treat your lawn or have it treated by a professional. Benjamin Asher, an ear, nose and throat specialist in Manhattan, emphasizes that spraying should be limited to natural options. “We should be respectful to the environment,” he said.
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Katy Noble, a pediatrician in Stamford, Conn., recommends making “a daily shower or bath at night your nightly ritual, and use that time as a means to check your family for ticks. You may wash off any before they’ve really had a chance to really dig in.”
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According to Dr. DeShaw, July and August are the peak months for Lyme disease. Don’t slouch on fall, though. He recommends staying vigilant through September and October.”
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Ticked Off
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/18/style/ticks-lyme-disease-summer.html
Ventilation Products for Residential and Commercial Applications | www.fantech.net
July 14, 2018http://www.fantech.net/
clothes dryer fire hazard & need to insulate outlet
