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Residential Mosquito Spraying Service Utilizes 99.97 Percent Natural Ingredients for Mosquito and Tick Control

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Mosquito Shield was founded in 2001 in direct response to the absence of an effective and affordable residential mosquito spraying service.

Katy, TX (PRWEB) March 17, 2014

Mosquito Shield West Houston begins operations in 2014, providing West Houston area residents with an innovative mosquito and tick control solution. The company utilizes a proprietary blend of 99.97 percent natural ingredients and a flexible spraying schedule that maximizes effectiveness.

Mosquito Shield was founded in 2001 in direct response to the absence of an effective and affordable residential mosquito spraying service. The company developed a patent pending barrier spray that when started in the early spring would last for weeks and grow in strength as the season progressed.

The West Houston operation is under the direction of Katy, TX resident Travis Hansen who brings a wealth of business and customer service experience to his operation.

“I pride myself on customer service and this will translate to success with Mosquito Shield,” he says. “I enjoy helping people and improving their quality of life. It’s nice to see people happy with your work.”

Hansen came into the unique franchise opportunity looking for a service-based business model.

“A serviced-based business really fits my background,” says Hansen. “I am a believer in policies, procedures, and professionalism. Having the experience of owning and operating a business in the past will prove valuable.”

In 2013, the counties in and around West Houston registered over 150 confirmed cases of West Nile Virus. Mosquito Shield’s innovative residential mosquito spray acts as a deterrent to mosquito-borne illnesses by quelling and managing the mosquito population.

A recent transplant to the West Houston area with his wife and two young sons, Hansen sees Mosquito Shield as an opportunity to be of service to his new community.

“We are looking forward to growing with the community and helping make it a mosquito free environment,” he says. “When providing your neighbors with a great service for an exceptional value it’s a win-win.”

Residents and local businesses looking to contract with Mosquito Shield West Houston can contact the company via email at westhouston (at) moshield (dot) com.

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Mosquito Shield currently offers mosquito control and tick control services throughout the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest, delivering effective solutions, professional service, and guaranteed results to a rapidly growing base of satisfied customers. Mosquito Shield has invested over 12 years of research and development in the perfection of its impenetrable Mosquito Protection Barrier™, which turns any treated property into a mosquito-free zone by killing and repelling mosquitoes and other harmful outdoor pests. In 2013, the firm launched Mosquito Shield Franchise Corporation.

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Lifeinsuranceover65.us has released a new blog post explaining how to find affordable life insurance for seniors who are over 65 years old.

Life insurance provides important financial security for vulnerable family members. The death benefit can be used for covering important last expenses such as funeral costs or mortgage loans. Seniors can help their families by purchasing life coverage.

Nowadays, funeral expenses are higher than ever. Because of this, many seniors have purchased life insurance. The death benefit can provide substantial financial relief for the surviving family members after the insured passes away. By having life coverage, a senior citizen can make sure he/she will have a proper burial and that his/her family will be financially secured.

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Agencies braced for 2013 test with hint of economic recovery

The PR agency world is continuing its steady climb out of the credit crunch-induced slump, but faces a make or break year in 2013.

Consultancies: Kingston Smith survey suggests the worst of recession may be behind PR industry
Consultancies: Kingston Smith survey suggests the worst of recession may be behind PR industry

The Kingston Smith W1 annual survey of the top 40 PR consultancies released this week added further weight to hopes the worst of the recession may be behind the PR industry.

The accountancy firm studied the UK's largest agencies' most recently filed accounts at Companies House - typically to year ending 31 December 2011.

The research pointed to an industry in recovery, with the top 40 consultancies reporting a total increase in gross income of eight per cent (higher than the five per cent increase seen in the firm's last survey) and profit margins creeping back up to 12.8 per cent, from 12.5 per cent last year.

Kingston Smith partner Esther Carder said the results suggested market conditions continue to improve, though she noted that improved profit margins were still significantly down on pre-recession levels (see chart).

'PR is performing better than most other market disciplines, but the market remains tough. Agencies are still finding it difficult to win new business and procurement is getting more involved and driving fees downward,' she said.

The survey's figures backed up the high single-digit income growth in 2011 recorded by PRWeek's Top 150 Consultancies in May.

Carder said she expected to see this modest improvement in profit margins and revenues continue when results are tabulated for 2012.

But she acknowledged that the 'really telling figures' would be in 2013 as there are no huge event-driven opportunities such as the Olympics next year to boost business.

However, she believed the PR market would continue to 'slowly and softly' recover during 2013, and PR bosses remain cautiously optimistic.

Eulogy MD Adrian Brady said: 'While events such as the Olympics and the Jubilee promoted business confidence, the lack of similar celebrations in 2013 should not be seen as a sign of imminent doom.'

Weber Shandwick's UK & Europe CEO Colin Byrne added: 'The Games were a boost for many consumer businesses, including ours, but the underlying trend is still positive going into 2013. PR should continue to well outperform GDP growth.'

Elsewhere, the survey reported that independent agencies grew income at a significantly higher rate than group-owned consultancies (21 per cent against 4 per cent growth).

However, group-owned agencies had a higher operating profit margins (13.7 to 10.2), suggesting that independent firms have more flexibility to accept tighter margins to enable them to invest and generate growth.

Director pay at top 40 agencies rises by 3.5 per cent

The Kingston Smith W1 survey revealed a mixed picture for executive pay in 2011.

While the average remuneration package for the top paid director at each agency (see table) fell by an average of 4.3 per cent across the top 40 consultancies, total director pay rose by 3.5 per cent.

The survey also revealed stark pay differentials across the industry. The highest paid director, earning £2.98m according to Companies House figures, was at RLM Finsbury, though this figure was for 2010 rather than 2011.

There has been some significant contraction in director pay. Bell Pottinger saw its best paid director's package cut by 21 per cent to £899,000. The highest wage paid by Daniel J Edelman fell almost 50 per cent to £194,000 and City firm Maitland's top pay package slumped by 70 per cent to £184,000. Total employment costs rose by 7.8 per cent, but this was matched by a 7.7 per cent rise in headcounts across the top 40 agencies.

Graham Goodkind, Group CEO and founder, Frank PR

In my experience, this year has been far more challenging than any other, one where you had to graft twice as hard for the same result.

We're both a boutique and a big agency with international scale, so we must play to our strengths in 2013, when I feel the market will be similar to how it is now.

Avril Lee, CEO London, Ketchum Pleon

As footie pundits often say, 2012 has been 'a game of two halves'. An exceptionally strong start to the year was followed by a slowdown post-Olympics, but is now picking up. Clients are cautious, so it's hard to call Q1 2013. New business has never been as competitive as it is now.

Key figures

27 Number of top 40 agencies reporting an increase in gross income

12.8% Operating profit margins in 2012, a 0.3 per cent rise on last year

£109k Average gross income per head across top 40 agencies

7% Increase in combined operating profit across top 40 agencies

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Nintendo 3DS Combats Piracy, Digital Distribution Planned 500°
July 12, 2010 // 6:51 pm - According to THQ's VP Ian Curran in a recent interview with CVG (linked above) new anti-piracy technology utilized in the 3DS will be foolproof to cracks from illegal downloaders alongside digital distribution.

He stated that the "problem with the DS market in the last few years, particulary with the DS Lite, is that it's just been attacked by piracy."

Plans also include using the 3DS to move Nintendo's digital distribution forward according to Nintendo president Satoru Iwata via Siliconera.com,...

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Sony Apologizes for OtherOS Removal due to PS3 Piracy Concerns 1200°
April 9, 2010 // 4:16 pm - Despite some refunds being granted, today Sony UK has officially apologized for the OtherOS removal in the recently released PS3 Firmware 3.21 update citing PS3 piracy concerns...

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Microsoft Releases Windows 7 Anti-piracy Update (KB971033) 1000°
February 24, 2010 // 10:12 pm - When you are installing updates over the next week or so be aware that Microsoft has finally released their anti-piracy update (KB971033) which can cause issues for many Windows 7 users, even those who got their copy of Windows 7 legitimately.

To quote: "For those of you who have a pirated copy of Windows 7 or have bought your computer from Dell, Best Buy or Gateway where Windows 7 was pre-installed you may want to stay away from this update.

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Sony Combats PSP Piracy with Online Registration Requirements 650°
February 17, 2010 // 4:48 pm - Sony is testing out a new anti-piracy system with the recently released title SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 3 for the PSP console.

Those seeking to go online with the game have to be validated via registration before doing so, therefore, pirated copies of the game will not be able to go online without the special voucher code.

To quote: "Any hopes today marks the beginning of the end of the rampant piracy seen on its PSP platform. SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs...

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Eidos Attempts to Combat Piracy of Batman: Arkham Asylum 500°
September 8, 2009 // 1:01 pm - It appears Eidos is attempting to combat piracy of Batman: Arkham Asylum by disabling the all-important Glide ability if you aren't running a legitimate version.

In the official Eidos forums under a thread called 'Problem with Glide' a (pirated version) user explains his frustration that when holding space bar on the PC version of the game Batman's Cape remains closed and he falls to his death in poison gas.

To quote: Cheshirec_the_cat: Hi! I've got a problem when it's time to use Batman's...

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Sony: PSP Go Firmware Prevents Piracy, Unable to Rip Games 650°
August 29, 2009 // 11:55 pm - Sony's John Koller has stated that the PSP Go has new firmware which precludes piracy and won't allow anyone to rip games.

He added that there is now no external battery either, which is part of the 'protections' for the system.

To quote: "We've had a lot of success with the 3000," Koller says when I bring up the issue. While the earlier models of the PSP were incredibly easy to use with ripped or downloaded games, the PSP Go is going to make things tougher on the pirates.

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Nintendo Hires Anti-piracy Guru to Combat R4 Card Sales 300°
August 29, 2009 // 4:32 pm - Nintendo has hired anti-piracy guru Neil Boyd from Warner Bros. in a move to keep the Nintendo DS R4 Card from being sold at both online and offline retailers.

Boyd claims Nintendo has no problem in hurting companies who still sell flash carts for the DS console, to quote:

He warned online and High Street stores who are still selling the R4 device that Nintendo had "more eyes and ears" than ever on the street - and would be swift to issue cease and desist notices.

Nintendo's senior global director for anti-piracy Jodi Daugherty added:...

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Gamers Turn to Piracy and Boycotting Efforts Against Activision 650°
August 9, 2009 // 6:06 am - With the recent (very understandable) anger with Activision and their CEO Bobby Kotick over the company's seemingly callous and arrogant stance lately toward gamers, and even other companies, gamers are in the process of figuring out how to make their statement.

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Investigators:   David W. Eby, Lindsay H. Ryan, Lidia P. Kostyniuk, Jacqui Smith, David James Leblanc

The University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) recently submitted a proposal (13-PAF02841) to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety (AAAFTS) entitled Developing a Long-Term Prospective Cohort Study to Better Understand Senior Drivers. The proposal was one of three considered to be outstanding for various reasons by AAAFTS; the other two proposals came from Dr. Guohua Li (Columbia University), and Dr. Robert Santos (the Urban Institute). Rather than select one of the three proposals to fund, AAAFTS?s Research and Development Committee determined that it would be advantageous to consider the best ideas from each proposal and collectively design a new prospective cohort study of senior drivers. To that end, researchers from the three institutions were invited to be part of a steering committee tasked with developing and overseeing a combined project that would be jointly carried out by the three groups over a 5-year period (that could be expanded to 10 years).

A conference call between member of AAAFTS and researchers from the three institutions was held on February 27, 2013. AAAFTS initially outlined five broad planning tasks for the steering committee: planning for a large cross-sectional survey to collect baseline information on older drivers; creating a project management plan and study design; developed a detailed 5-year budget plan; developing an analysis plan; and developing a publication plan. However, after much discussion, it was determined that a pre-planning phase was an important and necessary first step in developing a shared vision for the project direction and scope. Therefore the planning stage of the project (April 1, 2013?December 31, 2013) was divided into two stages: pre-planning and pre-testing. Each research institution was asked to develop a brief proposal and budget specifically for the pre-planning stage.

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The Changing Face of Alcoholism Treatment

The Changing Face of Alcoholism Treatment

Alcoholism is a chronic relapsing disease. The features that define it as such, including gene-environment interactions, behaviors, and social determinants, are comparable to those that define type 2 diabetes, hypertension, or asthma as chronic relapsing diseases.1 The 2 pharmacotherapies for alcoholism that have been approved over the past decade, naltrexone (NTX) and acamprosate (ACMP), may not have sufficient effect size, yet they are incredibly important. They disprove the common notion that "you can't cure chemical dependence with a chemical," while giving us pharmacologic probes into disease mechanisms that, in an iterative process, help target these and future treatments to the appropriate patient, ultimately increasing effect size.

At the core of alcoholism is the pathologically increased motivation to consume alcohol at the expense of natural rewards with disregard for adverse consequences. NTX and ACMP represent the first generation of modern pharmacotherapies that target this pathology. This action is fundamentally different from that of disulfiram, which makes alcohol intake unpleasant and potentially dangerous through the accumulation of acetaldehyde.

Disulfiram effects are only seen with supervised administration, reflecting that this compound does not target the motivation to consume alcohol. Given a chance, patients avoid using disulfiram and consequently relapse. Furthermore, since disulfiram does not target pathophysiology, it cannot teach us anything about pathophysiology. On the other hand, disulfiram may have useful effects in another addictive disorder, namely, cocaine dependence. Carroll and associates2 found that by inhibiting dopamine-ß-hydroxylase, disulfiram blocks the synthesis of central norepinephrine. This attenuates the rewarding properties of cocaine use by inhibit- ing inputs to the ventral tegmental area from the locus caeruleus.

Clinical outcomes in alcoholism will not be radically altered overnight by the arrival of any single drug but rather by the cumulative effect over time of compounds that target a range of mechanisms. It is therefore encouraging that the fundamental shift brought about by NTX and ACMP does not stop with these compounds. A second generation of pharmacotherapies, already approved for other indications, is slowly working its way through the development pipeline. If these pharmacotherapies are determined to be effective and safe for treating alcoholism, these agents can quickly be brought to market and used in clinical settings to treat this disease. Finally, a third generation of compounds may be further away; nevertheless, there is considerable excitement because the compounds reflect fundamental advances in the science of alcohol dependence.

NTX is an example of successful translational work. Seminal animal data3 were followed by evidence for clinical efficacy in alcoholism more than a decade ago.4 Meta-analyses of the numerous subsequent trials clearly demonstrate efficacy of this agent.5,6 The findings of the recent Combining Medications and Behavioral Interventions for Alcoholism (COMBINE) trial are in line with this conclusion.7 In the meta-analysis, short-term NTX treatment decreased relapse with an odds ratio (OR) of 0.64, and a number needed to treat (NNT) for preventing relapse of about 7. This is lower than for many established medical treatments, such as hypertension treatments to prevent cardiovascular events, where the NNT ranges between 29 and 86.8 NTX also improved retention in treatment, as well as secondary variables such as craving.

It is frequently argued that pharmacotherapies for alcoholism can only be adjuncts to behavioral treatment. However, in the short term, NTX is not more effective when given with an intensive behavioral treatment than with a minimal behavioral treatment.5,6 The COMBINE trial yielded similar results.7 On the other hand, intensive behavioral treatment does seem to augment the efficacy of NTX in the longer term. It is possible that the main action of behavioral treatments is to improve patient compliance, a critical variable in determining treatment success.9 Another method of achieving this is through the administration of a depot preparation, the efficacy of which was recently elegantly demonstrated.10 (Vivitrol is a once-a-month injectable depot preparation that was approved by the FDA in April 2006, and it seems to be well tolerated.)

NTX taps into the known action of ethanol in a logical manner. Ethanol administration leads to release of endogenous opioids with a downstream effect that activates mesolimbic dopamine release, a substrate for pleasurable drug effects.11 Based on this role of endogenous opioids in ethanol reward, NTX would be expected to benefit persons with a disease that is mostly characterized by craving for the pleasurable effects of alcohol, or what has recently been labeled "reward craving."12 This is in agreement with observations that predictors of NTX efficacy are being male, having high levels of craving, and having a family history that is positive for alcoholism.10,13,14

It is a major concern that NTX is not made available to many patients who need it. Even addiction medicine specialists prescribe it to only 13% of their patients who are alcohol-dependent, citing concerns about compliance or affordability. In fact, however, prescription rates can be predicted by physicians' knowledge about NTX.15

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