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googlewhack anyone?

Changing the order of the words will give you different results as well; belize +camping will give you different results than camping +belize.

Knowing how to phrase also helps, for instance when looking for how fast a bonefish is you can ask "how fast is a bonefish" and you will get plenty of lodges, tours and other information but if you search bonefish +mph you get the answer right quick. You also learn how to discard useless information by looking at the URL type and other information.

Oh, yeah.. open multiple search pages to start and can take key words that show up in the first and are relevant and load them into the next search without losing track of your original.

These ants are incredibly resilient and just when
you think you've killed them off, they move underground and pop-up elsewhere. They can kill babies and small children and pets right in their
own back yards if left unattended. Be alert!!! Don't
leave a baby in a playpen, etc. or dogs tied up when
these ants are in the area. They are truly more dangerous then one imagines. Many people have allergic reactions. Farmers are in constant search for solutions to rid their cattle fields of them but one that
won't poison their grazing livestock in the process.
The problem is truly horrendous and getting worse!!!

strangely enough , the answer to move out the ants
is here..

"He returned to France after his popular tour of the States, working in the political arena. He spent some $200,000 or more of his fortune in support of the colonies in the Revolution. He eventually was paid by Congress for "services rendered" during the war. He was given two checks. One for $120,000 and one for $80,000. (The larger check of the two is in the collection of the Valley Forge Historical Society). He was also given lands in 1803 (in Louisiana) which did not see an income until almost twelve years later."
http://www.ushistory.org/valleyforge/served/lafayette.html

"A third quotation comes from a letter of April 5th, 1783 responding to to LaFayette's proposal that they jointly purchase a plantation which they can use as an experiment in freeing slaves.

The scheme, my dear Marquis, which you propose as a precedent to encourage the emancipation of the black people in this country from that state of bondage in which they are held, is a striking evidence of the benevolence of your heart. I shall be happy to join you in so laudable a work, but will defer going into a detail of the business till I have the pleasure of seeing you."

http://www.assumption.edu/ahc/1770s/pexpandcritevid.html

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Although this quotation is accurate, in fact, Washington never joined the project that LaFayette faithfully executed. (For more information about LaFayette's plantation at Cayenne, see the Lafayette and Slavery online exhibit hosted by the Department of Special Collections of Lafayette State University.)"

Cayenne !!!!

John, I'm convinced you're insane.

I was going to say it Otteralum, but you said it
first. Yes, he must be insane. Probably from snorting too much of that "Cayenne."

cayenne is the answer . I made you read some , instead of giving you the answer /info that you all luv for nothing. Sprinkle generously everytime you see a new ant home. voila !!

:rolleyes: and had to get that freakin' france in!

Thank me later , when you have no ants . Durley's will do !

I find that rum is the best remedy for fire ants. Clean the bitten area with soap & water, then liberally rinse with One Barrel. Next, pour a stiff drink and turn up the tunes! An hour later you feel great!