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
- At CoreCivic, immigration crackdowns are good for business (TN Lookout)
- US employers shed 23K jobs in July (TN Lookout)
- US Senate leaves town for recess after passing stopgap spending bill, blocking photo ID for voting (TN Lookout)
- After Ogles’ primary defeat, Trump flips endorsement to Hatcher for Tennessee’s 5th District (TN Lookout)
- Todd Blanche confirmed by the US Senate as attorney general; Collins, Murkowski vote no (TN Lookout)
- No political saviors: The Tennessee primary election cycle and the politics of maturity (TN Lookout)
- Stockard on the Stump: Tennessee senators blame dehydration in botched execution (TN Lookout)
- Trump again tries to curb birthright citizenship, following Supreme Court loss (TN Lookout)
Science and stuff
- Science backs calls for limiting screens in schools (Science News Daily)
- Ancient Greek rings may have been forged with iron from meteorites (Science News Daily)
- AI may respond differently to bosses and subordinates (Science News Daily)
- Here’s what the first mRNA flu vaccine could mean for flu season (Science News Daily)
- Sugar may have been a key ingredient in human evolution (Science News Daily)
- Heat-trapping asteroid dust may have incinerated the dinosaurs within hours (Science News Daily)
- These tiny swirls on the sun could trigger solar flares (Science News Daily)
- Bullfrogs may have an antidote to deadly shellfish poisoning (Science News Daily)
- Is AI making us dumber? Maybe not. But our skills are at risk (Science News Daily)
- Emperor penguin chicks like these starved. An iceberg may be the cause (Science News Daily)
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- Tennessee Education Worsens Under Bill Lee and GOP (1 reply)
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