Mon
Jul 9 2018
11:58 am
After working during the hot months with a survey crew last year I conducted an independent study all on my own. Tick bites went from several per day to none at all. I also spray up with DEET to stop chiggers and no-seeums. The deep Tennessee woods are amazing but treacherous if you aren't prepared.
The official study is very carefully worded in a scientific way that I find over cautious. The stuff works. Say it!
"There are several studies that provide pretty compelling evidence that wearing permethrin-treated clothing has the potential to reduce tick bites," says Neeta Connally, a medical entomologist who oversees the Tickborne Disease Prevention Lab at Western Connecticut State University.
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Eco warriors and politics
- Sponsored Commentary: Building connection in divided times (TN Lookout)
- FAA grounds all US flights due to air traffic control issue (TN Lookout)
- Tennessee’s gerrymandered election maps hold up, but not as well as in past cycles (TN Lookout)
- Trump administration pursues a second round in the courts on birthright citizenship (TN Lookout)
- Stockard on the Stump: Senate finance chief takes Tennessee ‘DOGE’ talk with grain of salt (TN Lookout)
- Appeals court: Federal judge must reconsider whether ‘buffer law’ is in effect during media lawsuit (TN Lookout)
- US senators demand end to Iran war funding in bill averting shutdown (TN Lookout)
- Commentary: The fine art of constitution writing, and the continued lengthening of Tennessee’s Constitution (TN Lookout)
Science and stuff
- In National Geographic’s “Expedition: Saving Our Seas,” it’s all hands on deck (Science News Daily)
- The ‘hell chicken’ dinosaur was a real terror — to fruit (Science News Daily)
- The brain’s fear center moonlights as the save button for memories (Science News Daily)
- Europe’s Hera mission is ready to double down on asteroid science (Science News Daily)
- Stone Age children left fingerprints on ancient art projects (Science News Daily)
- This magic mushroom can kill (Science News Daily)
- Light is hard to block from every direction. This physicist found a way (Science News Daily)
- Science to restore speech is moving fast. Here’s what’s next (Science News Daily)
- Toxic secrets are hiding in Arctic ice (Science News Daily)
- Fossil fuel emissions are down in 2026. Green energy isn’t the reason (Science News Daily)
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