We’re jumping the gun on our music series this week to help you rock the holiday weekend. We can’t have a series of “bird music” videos without choosing the most requested song in rock’n'roll: Free Bird. Our apologies to the turkeys that are anything but free this week. If you remember, we noted in an
We caught two items that week, that gave us a little pause, and concern that people and cartoon characters are not heeding our warnings that insects really aren’t foods that Americans should consume. Please instead stick with the traditional Thanksgiving favorites. First, did you see The Simpsons on Sunday? If not, then here it goes:
Here is a behind the scenes photo from the filming of Bell Environmental’s new bed bug commercial, which is now airing on television. What do you think this “bed bug victim” is doing? And why does Bell Environmental think it’s a bad idea? Why Do You Think He's Dragging His Mattress Out Of His Home?
It’s fun being able to expand our Insect Music Fridays to fit other Bell Environmental divisions. So for our second “Bird Music” entry, here’s The Byrds’ “Turn! Turn! Turn!”
We’re always trying to keep our communications with customers fresh, relevant, and educational – so look for Bell Environmental’s new TV commercial to be out soon. We like this ad and think it’s catchy and clever. Don’t worry, it still features Roscoe the Bed Bug Dog® and InstantFreeze®—our hallmarks, valuable bed bug tools, and registered trademarks. Is
The Amazing Spider-Man movie came out on video this week, available for sale on Amazon and other fine retailers. The movie’s release on Blu Ray and DVD inspired us to post an unusual Spider-Man cartoon that we saw: not published by Marvel, rather by The New Yorker. If this quick peek at the cartoon on
We’re back this Friday with a Beatles song that we love: George Harrison’s “Something” from the Beatles’ Abbey Road album (arguably their best one). This is not the original album version though, it’s something special from the tribute Concert for George in 2002. Paul McCartney starts on a ukelele, and Eric Clapton joins in performing
One of the problems that went unmentioned in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy is how it will the storm cause greater pest problems. Sandy flooded portions of New York, including New York City’s subway system. For example, all seven subway tunnels running under the East River from Manhattan to Queens and Brooklyn took in water.
Yesterday, November 6, was Election Day. In case you haven’t heard, President Obama was re-elected, and voters kept the control of the US House and Senate the same. Congratulations Mr. President on your victory. Now that we’re past the big date, what does it mean? Here are two interesting analyses of the election’s implications for domestic
Hurricane Sandy slammed the whole NY-NJ region last week. It’s been a tough few days for everyone, but we’re fortunate that we’re safe and still serving clients. Thanks to all of our customers and Bell Environmental colleagues who have handled this past week with grace under a lot of pressure and amidst the need to recover, scarce