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  • Don't get old... I'm beat!

    10/20/2019 3:54:25 PM PDT · by Kevin in California · 99 replies
    10/20/2019
    Our waterfowl season opened yesterday in California. Yes, we're still allowed to chase those fowl. I pulled a 2-dayer and just got home. I'm beat. As for the hunting, I got a few. Nothing lights out but just getting out with the dog was well worth the effort. Now, I'm ready for bed...LOL
  • Woman Sues Hotel After Suffering 500 Bed Bug Bites

    03/07/2006 10:46:05 PM PST · by Extremely Extreme Extremist · 43 replies · 3,339+ views
    CBS2CHICAGO ^ | 03-08-2006 | CBS2CHICAGO
    (CBS) CHICAGO Last year, there were reports of serious bed bug infestations in dozens of states. Now, a Chicago woman is suing a hotel for $20 million after waking up one morning with more than 500 bed bug bites. "My body felt as if it was on fire. I just wanted to tear it off,” Leslie Fox said. Leslie Fox, a 54-year-old bookings agent, says that after four nights at the 700-room Nevele Hotel in Ellenville, New York last July, she awoke to find red, itchy welts all over her body. "I had no idea what was happening to me....
  • The Hotel Industry Begins to Wake Up To a Bedbug Problem

    04/21/2005 2:37:50 PM PDT · by NCjim · 17 replies · 1,439+ views
    Wall Street Journal ^ | April 21, 2005 | AVERY JOHNSON
    John Schulz, Marriott International's director of quality control, had something to discuss last November at one of the hotel industry's biggest conventions -- something that really makes people squirm. At the International Hotel/Motel and Restaurant trade show in New York, Mr. Schulz spoke at a symposium called "Stop the Spread of Bedbugs." The pamphlet advertising the event, printed by pest-control company Ecolab, promised a discussion of "the reasons behind the resurgence of these unwelcome pests." Mr. Schulz declined to comment on his presentation, and Marriott said it doesn't have a bedbug problem. But people in the hotel industry are waking...