With Florida’s first case of West Nile Virus for 2008 recently discovered in Pensacola, and increase in rain production causing a definite possibility of additional mosquitoes wreaking havoc, I thank our friends in Mobile, AL at WPMI-NBC 15 for allowing me to tell South Alabama and Florida Panhandle viewers Tuesday September 23 during the 12 noon (central) hour steps they can take to give them the best chance of not being bitten by mosquitoes. Their website is www.wpmi.com. As a reminder, our Navarre, Fla. franchise services the Florida Panhandle from Panama City to Pensacola and all points in between.

What’s the Mousecar up to today? This week he has posted videos of songs he likes – Cars, Racing in the Street and Fast Car. To become friends with the Mousecar, we invite you to visit www.facebook.com and then once you are logged in, type in Truly Nolen Mousecar in the Search field on the top right of the screen. When the Mousecar pops up, click on “Add as Friend”, and within 24 hours, you will be added to his list.

Our website just added a new portal next to my blog – You can now purchase your pest control service online in four easy steps – visit our main page and click on the shopping cart in the bottom left corner.

My blog has a new category this week – Blogrolls (and no, this is not a kind of sushi). I have added five similar blogs that I find useful as a pest resource. These blogs are:

• American Pest Management
• Insects in the City
• JP McHale’s Pest Management
• Landscape Management
• One More Thing

I’m now 1-2 in my college football selections, as the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets lost in the waning moments against Virginia Tech. Notre Dame had some serious buzzing following a win over Michigan last week – I can still sense some buzz, so I’ll take them over Michigan State.

Be safe, stay dry, and hope you all have a buzzing day! The Mousecar is riding around with his windows down, looking for more friends – interested?

Barry The Bug Guy

Tags: Blogroll, Facebook, Mosquitoes, Mousecar

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