Glooko and Diasend Join Forces!

Yesterday (9/13/16) Glooko announced that they were merging with Diasend, which will make them a powerhouse in the Diabetic community. If you have followed this blog for any length of time, you will know that I was in on the ground floor beta testing for Glooko. So for someone like me this is the most amazing news, having watched this company over the last 3 or 4 years evolve to such a point that they can acquire another company is mind boggling to me.

Now if you are not sure about what Glooko or Diasend is, they are reporting tools for collecting data about your diabetes management. With Glooko in the past, you could upload your meter to the program and it gave you comprehensive information and graphical charts that you could then share or print out. Diasend has been the industry standard for health care.

They provided you with a location to upload your information from things like CGM's (Continuous Glucose Monitors) to insulin pumps and even glucose meters.
Each of the two companies being pioneer's in their industries. This now means that people across the globe will have the best support in monitoring and recording their information and sharing it with their health care professionals.

I have only just started using Diasend since being placed on a pump 4 months ago. I like some of their features, but I still held true to Glooko.

Now that they have merged it means that I no longer have to switch between the two programs when im updating my patient file with my Diabetes doctor, and educator.

In an announcement that came via e-mail Glooko made the announcement:

"We are excited to announce our merger with Diasend, to accelerate our mission to make diabetes management easier! As a combined entity, we unite under the Glooko name and serve 4000 diabetes clinics in 23 countries across 15 languages, impacting tens of millions of people with diabetes. The joint platform downloads data from more than 160 different devices - including glucose meters, insulin pumps, continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and activity trackers, in total covering over 95% of diabetes devices used worldwide."

Here is the write up on their site Click Here
Here is the write up on their blog Click Here
Here is the Press Release                Click Here

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Eyebuydirect.com deals and promotions

Hey everyone if you are looking for cheap quality glasses starting at $6.00 then your going to need to head over to www.eyebuydirect.com Eyebuydirect.com is so amazing, and they have killer frames. What sets them apart from other eyeglass providers, is that they are an independent company that has no middle man, and amazing buying power to offer you the very best in eye glass fashion. And with many frames starting at $6.00 you are sure to find some that you love.

So whats the catch? Well nothing really. You already need glasses, all you need to do is have your prescription ready with your pupil distance, and thats it. Your glasses are delivered to your home within 2 weeks of ordering them. They also have a really nice kids selection. Lets face it, kids are hard on glasses (as well as other items) and we cant always afford to run out and spend $300+ for something that can get broken on the playground.

Well their kids frames also start at $6.00 and come in many shapes, and sizes, making it affordable to stock up on a few pairs. And dont worry about scratches, and the sun. Eyebuydirect.com offers a wide range of features such as prescription sunglasses, tinting, progression lenses, computer coating, scratch resistance, and more.

I have been using their services for years now (check out my review video I did) and I refer my friends and family to them whenever I can. I even have business cards with their info on them. And there are always so many promo codes and specials all the time that make saving money and getting a great deal even more easy. Here are some that are good until Feb 2016.

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Glooko Rolling out new Bluetooth Connected Device

Glooko has been on the cutting edge of Diabetic technology since day one. They have set the bar and now others are frantically trying to follow in their blazing foot steps.
Recently Glooko sent me their MeterSync Blue, which is a meter connecting device that allows you to upload your meter readings via Bluetooth.

Having worked with Glooko in the Past I was excited to be able to test out the MeterSync Blue. I opened up my Glooko App and began syncing my meter.



As you can see from my glucose results my sugars run high. But I was really impressed with how quickly it synced. I have used the other cables that Glooko had come out with, but really like the fact that all you have to do is plug in your meter, push the button on the MeterSync Blue and all your info goes directly to your phone or Android/iOS device.

[caption id="attachment_3079" align="alignleft" width="140"] Original Android Glooko Sync[/caption]

[caption id="attachment_3081" align="alignright" width="216"] New Glooko MeterSync Blue[/caption]

I am still not to thrilled about it being a 3 piece system like the Android version. I would have liked to see it be a more cohesive 2 piece system, that would closely resemble the iPhone sync cable system that is all one cord.

[caption id="attachment_3080" align="alignright" width="163"] iPhone Glooko Sync cable. Notice its all one piece.[/caption]

With it being a 3 piece system it seems like there is more room for you to lose some of the items you need in order to properly test. Another thing that you will notice between the MeterSync Blue and the original Android Sync cable is that they did away with the 3.5mm jack that you would have allowed you to plug the device directly into the meter and transmit that way. Had they kept the 3.5mm plug they could have just shipped the 2.5mm adapter that would have made it a 2 piece system and would save the company on production and shipping costs, and would have eliminated the need for the 3.5mm cord. However, that being said I must say that this is by far my most favorite of all the Glooko products. Being a fan of Bluetooth I love anything that can sync up using it.

My over all rating of the MeterSync Blue is 9.5 out of 10. Had they kept the 3.5mm plug and or made the additional 3.5mm cord part of the system and not a separate detachable I would have given it a 10. The MeterSync Blue is not yet available for purchase but you can click here  to be notified when it becomes available for public purchase.

 

 

 

 

 

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Hello Cupcake It's Me new App for Android

I just wanted to inform you that I have  created a new Android App called Hello Cupcake It's Me Follower. What this App does is puts all of Hellocupcakeitsme.com at your finger tips. So now you are able to connect to all of my content on FaceBook, YouTube, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter, and the blog, all from your mobile device.

Another feature of this app is that it also doubles as a fully functional web browser. So not only are you connected directly to my entire social media, but you can also browse your favorite sites. Still even better yet, this app is really small and phone friendly.



[caption id="attachment_3043" align="alignright" width="196"] Scan this to download[/caption]

You have the 6 Insta-Tap™ social icons, and then below them you have your URL address bar. Please Install this great app and provide me with your feedback. You can scan the QR Code or use this link Click Here to Download.

 

Download the .apk file directly from here

 

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Reviewing the Vapourlites Blueberry/Strawberry E Juice

Hi everyone. So I was asked by the good folks over at Vapourlites to give their e-juice a try since I have done reviews for them in the past for their e-cigarettes, so naturally I agreed. 

Now I will be the first to be honest and tell you all that I have never used a refillable e-cigarette until today. I felt a bit ‘special’ when it came to filling it, if you know what I mean.

So once I figured out where to put the e-juice the next problem was getting the bottle open. I must say that UK standards for child safety locking devices are superior to ours here in the US, as it took me a good 5 minutes to figure out how to finally get the bloody thing open (see previous ‘special’ reference.) So thankfully my eGot-T e-cigarette came pre-charged so I didn’t need to wait around for it to charge. And at first I must admit when I had filled the reservoir and took my first couple of drags, I didn’t not have the blueberry taste that I was hoping for, but by the 5th puff it was there. Much like the other products that they sent me in the past to try I was really surprised by the fact that the vapor was so smooth and light. It wasn’t heavy and harsh like traditional cig’s. And the delightful taste really enhanced the sensation of smoking.

I am one of those people who loved flavored cigarettes and especially love cloves. So having tasted the Blueberry and the Strawberry I can only guess at how amazingly wonderful their other flavors that they offer would be. What I truly love about Vapourlites is that they come in various strengths from 0mg – 18mg (or 1.8%) Nicotine. They have a deal where you can buy 3 flavors for £10 (roughly $17USD) which is an amazing deal as I have looked around on e-Bay and they don’t even have those types of deals. Each vile is about $7.00 which is a really good price as you get about 200-225 traditional cigarettes. Last time I was at the store and priced cigs they were almost $10 a pack, and here in Washington we pay a Sin Tax which makes them almost $13.

Also it has been suggested that smoking e-cigarettes is healthier for you, and in many cases you can smoke in public establishments that normally ban smoking.

So if you are ready to make the switch and want a good quality product for not a lot of money I really do suggest heading over to http://www.vapourlites.com and pick yourself up a starter kit, or some e-juice if you are already an e-cig owner. You wont be disappointed.

 

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Reviewing the Nook Tablet BNTV400

So a few weeks ago I purchased myself a Nook for my birthday. I already have a Kindle Fire, but wanted something different as the USB power adapter is tweaked on it.
At first I wasn’t sure if I would even use the Nook, but have found that I take it everywhere. I love the lite weight design of it and how comfortable it is to use. It has taken me a while to get use to the over all layout and learning the different functions of it. The one thing that I have not yet figured out is how to side load things on to it, but I have a friend who is going to show me how to do that, so I can install 3rd party software and downloaded books and movies on to it.

These Nooks come in different sizes, and the one that I got myself was the 16gb, and I got a 32gb micro SD card for added room. The other thing that I really liked about the Nook is that it supports Bluetooth, which is amazing to me. I have just recently learned the powers of Bluetooth and am obsessed with it. Up until now the only Bluetooth thing that I has was my Motorola H350 and H500 ear bugs.

The other thing that I love about the Nook is the battery life. I can play my games, access the web, and watch a movie all for about 4 hours before having to plug it in to charge. The quick charge feature is something else that I enjoy. Some of the things that I find annoying about the Nook is that its not really intuitive. Like most guys I dig something out of the box and I want to use it right then and there and well it takes a moment to do so (at least in my opinion).
It would have been nice to see a more powerful control panel and more customizable options, but for the average user its probably fine.
I recently bought a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse, and as soon as they come I am planning on rooting it and turning it into a fully functioning android tablet.

All in all this is a great little tablet/e-reader and is good for the price. I have to say that I do like it better than my Kindle Fire because of the weight, but in terms or being able to fully customize it without some geek knowledge on a scale of 1-10 I give it a 4.
If you plan on watching movies or streaming on this, its really amazing for that, however the 2 built in speakers leave something to be desired, as their sound range isnt that great with Netflix and other videos I’ve streamed. However, they seem to be amazing when running games and apps. Even with an external speaker hooked to it, I still have trouble listening to whats playing.

Specs

Super Light & Portable⁴

• Weight: 11.1 oz (315 g)
• Height: 7.65" (194.4 mm)
• Width: 5.00" (127.1 mm)
• Depth: 0.43" (11.0 mm)

Brilliant HD Display

Looks incredible from every angle

• Displays 720p
• Fully laminated screen with no air gaps reduces glare and provides extra-wide viewing angles

Spectacular High Resolution

• 1440 x 900 pixel resolution
• 243 PPI (pixels per inch)

Extra-long Battery Life¹

• Up to 10.5 hours of reading
• Up to 9 hours of video

Memory²

Store books, magazines, movies, apps & more

• NOOK HD 8GB: 8GB total memory of which approximately 5GB is available to store user content.
• NOOK HD 16GB: 16GB total memory of which approximately 13GB is available to store user content.
• Add microSD™ memory card (purchased separately)

Built-in Wi-Fi

Connect wirelessly in seconds

• Wireless connectivity via Wi-Fi® (802.11b/g/n)
• FREE Wi-Fi® in all Barnes & Noble stores

Connectors

• Universal 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack
• 30 Pin Port for charging and connecting to a computer (HDMI Compatible)*
• Expandable microSD slot

Supported File Types⁵

• Audio: MP4, M4A, 3GP, AAC, MP3, FLAC, WAV, OGG, AMR
• Video: MP4, 3GP, WEBM
• Gallery pictures: JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP
• Reader/Other: PDF, ePUB, DRP, ePIB, FOLIO, OFIP, CBZ, TXT, RTF, XLS, DOC, PPT, PPS, PPSX, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, LOG, CSV, EML, ZIP

In the Box

• NOOK HD 8GB or 16GB 
• USB Cable
• Quick Start Guide 
• Power Adapter
• Rechargeable battery

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New smart contact lens could monitor glucose for diabetics

In the United States, the number of patients diagnosed with diabetes (both Type 1 and Type 2) has doubled over the last decade. Type 2 accounts for 90-95% of all diabetes diagnoses. Over eight percent of the U.S. population is believed to have diabetes, and of those with it, an estimated 27% do not even know it. Monitoring blood glucose levels is critically important and must be done multiple times a day, which can be painful and cumbersome. Google has just announced a prototype device that retrieves information about blood sugar directly from the eyeball, via a contact lens.

Typically, a small blood sample is taken from the fingertip using a combination of a lancet, strips, and a blood glucose meter. For those who have had diabetes for a long time or require more frequent testing, it can be hard to find a spot that will bleed easily. There are embedded blood glucose monitors, but they require a device to be taped to the skin or work on a belt and require outpatient surgery for replacement. Unfortunately, because properly monitoring blood sugar is such a large commitment, many people are not doing it right. Those who choose not to manage their disease properly are at a much greater risk of developing blindness, kidney failure, or having their lower extremities amputated.

Many researchers have been seeking alternative ways to monitor glucose without the use of blood, in order to make it easier for diabetics to stay on top of their sugar levels. Some newer noninvasive glucose tests include checking saliva, urine, or tears. Tears can provide an incredibly accurate measurement, but it is not always easy to get a sample. Google’s solution to using tears is minimally invasive and can provide constant monitoring of glucose levels.

A prototype soft contact lens has been outfitted with a micro-scale computer chip, sensor, and an antenna. Once every second, the sensor monitors the glucose levels in the tears and transmits the information to a wireless device, such as a smart phone. This information could also be sent directly to the person’s doctor. Future prototypes may also include a tiny LED which would immediately alert the wearer that sugar levels are either too low or too high and to take immediate action. The technology within the lens does not impact the field of vision and should not be much different than wearing traditional contact lenses.

Currently, scientists at Google are in talks with the FDA about taking this prototype to the next level. It will be years before the contact will be available for clinical use. Google is reaching out to potential partners in order to make this a feasible option for diabetics. This has the potential to revolutionize how millions of people with diabetes manage their disease and give them the best chance to protect their eyesight, limbs, and life.

- See more at: http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/new-smart-contact-lens-could-monitor-glucose-diabetics#overlay-context=

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anti radiation cell phone technology

Did you know that you could be exposing yourself to radiation daily and not ever know it. It has been shown that cellular devices can emit low levels of radiation, and that prolonged use can cause health problems down the road.

Without a mobile phone radiation shield you may be exposing yourself to the harmful waves that are emitted by your cell phone. A radiation blocker is essential to help reduce cell phone radiation to far less harmful waves. There is a few products on the market called The Aires Defender and The Aires Shield.

The Aires Shield is one of the most effective mobile phone radiation shields available on the market today and it is rather simple to use. The Aires technology is simply attached to your device by a strong adhesive. It is seamless and barely noticeable, but rest assured that anyone that uses your protected mobile device will have the best anti radiation cell phone technology available today. Think of the Aires Shield as a force field that surrounds your mobile device rendering the dangerous EMR waves that are emitted from it almost completely harmless.

Don’t continue to use your devices unprotected, head over to http://www.airestech.com and pick you and your loved ones up an Aires Shield or Defender today.

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Vapourlites

 

Recently I was contacted by the maker Vapourlites and was asked to do a review on them. With the new sensation of e-cigarettes this was something that I was happy to do.

I am a social smoker and do not care for the traditional cig, but have found that I am really loving the freedom but not the taste of some e-cigarettes. To me, most e-cigarettes taste very chemically and have an unpleasant taste, even when supposed to be flavored. This is not the case with Vapourlites.
The one’s that I was sent to try out were the menthol version. On first puff I was delighted to feel and taste the difference. The menthol was almost berry flavored, it was light, and not irritating to my lungs at all. Now mind you like I said I am a social smoker so any bit of smoking typically hurts my lungs. But not these.

I was also delighted in the fact that I was sent what is called a micro e-cigarette. It is half the size of a regular cig but with the same quality flavor but even more discreet. I also like the fact that you can buy refill kits that are the equlivant of 100 cigarettes for less than 3 packs of traditional cigarettes, and that the refill kits come in a variety of flavors.

But how do Vapourlites work?

This makes it ideal for smokers who are barred from public establishments that do not allow smoking. Because the vapor is nontoxic and oder-less, it is unobtrusive and virtually undetectable. Another thing about e-cigs is that they are a valuable tool to help cut down and reduce smoking cravings.
The e-cigarette has less nicotine vs. traditional cigarettes, but provides you with all the satisfaction of a traditional.

Honestly I can say that Vapourlites are my new go to brand for when Im out with my friends. I give this product a 9 out of 10. The draw back that I see with this is that there is no holder. Im afraid that I would lose it. But other than that I am loving it, and can not wait to show it off to my friends.

Want to try it out? Go to browse their entire selection of e-cigarettes and products http://www.vapourlites.com

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iBGStar Blood Glucose Monitoring System

Recently I was granted the opportunity to demo the iBG Star Blood Glucose Monitoring System for iPod/iPhone.
When I first saw this I was really excited and couldn’t wait to get my hands on it. Having and loving my iPhone and iPod I thought what a great way to use them to help me monitor my glucose levels.

When it finally arrived, I tore into the box and opened the case and felt like a child at Christmas. I was happy to see how un-intrusive the device was. It wax no bigger than a pack of gum but very sleek. I quickly grabbed my iPhone and downloaded the app from the App Store.
At first, it took me a minute to get everything set up. I tend not to read instruction's right off the bat just to see how intuitive things are. So once I got it synced with the app everything was really straight forward after that.

I've been using the iBG Star now for about a week and a half. One of the things that I love about it is the fact that it’s a standalone meter all by itself. You do not need to have it hooked to your phone or other supported Apple device until your ready to sync the information.
When doing some more research on the iBG Star, I saw you could get phone cases that allows you to keep the monitor connected to the phone all the time, which is handy but you still have to carry the lancets, and test strips so why not just keep the whole thing together?

One thing that I did notice that has me a bit put off is that the iBG Star seems to be off  by sometimes up to 200 points. I have been using my Bayer Contour USB Glucose Monitor along with the iBG Star and at my highest reading both machines read differently. The iBG Star read 486 where my Contour USB read 268.
I did a control test and still found it to be off by 40-60 points, which I have been told by my Diabetes Educator that is to be expected, but that its nothing to really worry about. Well being someone who is on a sliding scale for his insulin injections that’s the difference between a little and a lot of insulin. But I imagine if I was using the iBG Star as my only meter then I wouldn’t worry to much.

Getting into the app itself, I must say is very clean and easy to navigate. You have some fun features like being able to change the background on the app, as well as tailoring it to your needs by inputting your highs and lows, as well as your insulin etc..
It also gives you a nice on screen display to let you know when you need to apply your blood sample and when the meter has been disconnected or connected.
I am one for super easy, intuitive, and visually appealing software. The iBG Star merges flawlessly with the iOS.

All in all I have to say I really do love the iBG Star. I really like the fact that you do not need to keep it connected to your phone all the time and that it is a stand alone reader. I also like the fact that you can get the app for your iPod and iPad as well. Making it fully intergraded into the Apple owners life. I do not like the fact that it is only Apple based. I would like to maybe see a future version of this released to Android just to be more inclusive and opening the market for new users. 

Another feature that I really like about iBG Star is that you have the ability to share your meter readings via email with your doctors. This provides them with detailed information that allows you to get instant results, especially if you are being monitored closely for other Diabetic complications.

All in all I would give the iBG Star 9/10 stars. The only reason I did not give it a full 10 is due to it being only for iOS and not more readily available to all devices. However, that being said. I find it being one of the better devices offered for Apple that is a stand alone machine.

^{Images borrowed from Google Images. I do not claim ownership to them.}

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Biomedtrics Ditto

Recently I had the chance to test out the new Biomedtrics Ditto. The Ditto is a Bluetooth device that allows you to sync your blood glucose meters to any Bluetooth enabled device such as a smart phone, tablet, or PC.
Along with the standalone device there is an app called MyDittoLife, which allows you to keep all of your testing records on it and share it with your medical provider by emailing it directly to them. And the app is also accompanied by a website that stores all of your testing information via the Cloud, allowing you to access your information where ever there is internet access.

With Ditto you have several connection options that allow you to connect to your meter. It comes standard with a 3.5mm Male to Male audio cord that allows you to plug your glucose meter into the Ditto, a 2.5mm to 3.5mm adapter for those smaller ports, and a USB charging cable. That’s right there are no batteries that you have to deal with, its charged by plugging into any USB 2.0 plug.
And because Ditto is Bluetooth compatible that means that you can wirelessly sync your meter to your phone or tablet/PC. I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 and when I connected  my meter to the Ditto and turned on Bluetooth Sync within the app, it automatically updated the app on my phone with my most current reading for the past 3 months. I was a little disappointed in that it did not download all my readings into the app, but was impressed with how simple it was, once I had the app setup to work with the meter that I was using.

The entire Ditto program is controlled through the app. You can make all your changes right from your tablet or smart phone. It is pretty intuitive for the most part, but if you are technologically stupid, you may struggle a bit with it. I would like to have seen the over all ease of use more KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) friendly for those who are not tech savvy.

One drawback that I did find with the Ditto was its limited number of supported glucose meters. However, many of the top name models such as Abbott, Bayer, ReliOn, and LifeScan (ie OneTouch) are supported. This is one feature that I would like to see expanded upon in future developments.

Another feature that I liked about Ditto was that you could choose which way you wanted to export your glucose data, you could have it done in PDF or CVS format. Personally I prefer PDF format because it is more universal.  The other thing that was nice was that it displays a bar graph after every reading allowing for you to see visually how your weeks highs and lows compared.

All in all I give this system a 7 out of 10 stars, based on the app and the lack of supported meters, and the fact that it is only currently offered for Android. I really do like that the system is stand alone and Bluetooth which gives it great functionality and room for future development. You can get yours from Amazon by clicking here, and downloading the app from the Google Play Store by clicking here.

UPDATE

11/7/13

After having used the app a bit more I have found that my last statement of Ditto not having uploaded all of my readings from the meter was not true.
The meter I was using only had readings from back in March of this year. It did not display in the app that any information had been downloaded, it just displayed that there was no data found. I have brought this to the attention of Biomedtrics, and they are looking into it.

I did find and have a chance to look at my graphs for the time period that I did have data for and found that like the picture above it was well detailed and accurate, and gave me a good visual on how my trends were. I am going to upgrade my original rating from a 7 to a 7.5 stars out of 10. Knowing now that all my data was downloaded makes it nicer (and would have probably saved me some hardships had I used a meter with more accurate testing dates than half a year ago) to work with. I still stand by the fact that the over all usefulness of the app and website could be more user friendly but for those techy people out there this shouldn’t be to big of an issue.

Also in my previous review I forgot to mention that there is a website that you can view your information on called www.mydittolife.com which from what I can see is an HTML version of the app, without the ability to really change much of the information on, but have been assured that the site is a work in progress. The Ditto is a great device and is worth using, I would recommend it to my more computer literate friends, over the ones who are struggling to come into the 21st century.

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Get the all new Hello Cupcake It's Me Android App FREE

Get the all new Hello Cupcake It's Me
Android App FREE

or download it from here
http://www.appsgeyser.com/377965
or download the APK Click Here

I am very excited to offer this App to all of my readers. I hope this issues in a new era of communication between me, you, and the blog.
If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, or concerns, please contact me.

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DIY Mouse Trap

So you have a rodent problem? Here is a way to solve that problem with 2 possible out comes live capture or kill. What you will need is a 5 gal bucket, a long wooden dowel or long bolt, a soda/beer car, some wood, and peanut butter.

Attach a small plank to the outside of the bucket with some screws. About middle of the bucket drill 2 holes long enough for the dowel or bolt to go through. drill a hole in the bottom of the soda/beer car, and insert the can through the holes in the bucket and can and the put a strip of peanut butter all around the can. Leave this where you think the rodents are, and in the morning you should have a bucket of kritters. To kill them add some water to the bottom of the bucket not enough for them to really swim out of the bucket but just enough so that they drown. Otherwise you can release them somewhere away from you house.

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Did some Retail Therapy

Recently I did some retail therapy and bought myself an Airsoft pistol from Hobbytron.com. Growing up I always had BB guns and other fun “make it go boom” toys but never an Airsoft gun.

So I had come across Hobbytron by mistake and was happy that I did. They have a large selection of Airsoft, RC, and Educational/Science products, at super cheap prices. I was pretty giddy when I made my order because I have always wanted an Airsoft gun and now I finally found one that was at a great price. When it came in the mail I opened it like a kid opening a Christmas present. I was shocked at how detailed this gun was. When I picked it up it was heavy and made of good quality durable plastic, and felt great in the hand. It took me a few seconds to figure out how it worked, but once I had the 14 round clip loaded, and cocked I was having fun like a kid all over again.

I was having kind of a bad day when it came in so I was happy that it did. I made up a target of things that were making me mad and depressed and I shot at them until I felt better. It was a very nice non-violent way to unwind and get some stress and frustration out. Thankfully I bought a bag of 1000 BB’s to go with the gun. Now whenever im feeling “moody” I just shoot my paper bag target (helps with the clean up too).

Check out the HobbyTron.com Home Page and see what you can find.

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