INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you find mature termites, there are probably larvae somewhere in the colony. While there are a few different types of adult termite, you can typically identify them by their pale, soft bodies. Worker and nymph termites look like larger versions of the larvae while soldiers have a dark, hardened head. Only the reproductive termites that lay eggs have wings. While you may need a professional exterminator to find most termites, you can do a basic check inspection to see if you can notice any signs of infestation. Start by inspecting window sills, window and door frames, support beams, and places where concrete structures join wooden ones. You should also check in the basement, in crawl spaces, under the porch, and anywhere that moisture is present. Use a flashlight to peer into cracks and dark spaces. Note that termites often live deep within the walls, and they can infest a home for years without being noticed. Just because there are no external signs of termites does not mean that you do not have them. Using a screwdriver, gently tap the wood or surface of a wall. Listen for any hollow or rustling noises coming from inside the wood. This may indicate that there is something living inside the wood. Termites may build mud tubes to travel between areas of their colony. These may look like branches or lines of mud crawling up the wall or foundation. You can break a tube open to see if there are any termites inside. Note that if a tube is empty, it may still mean that there are termites elsewhere in the building. Termites can live deep within a structure, and they often keep their larvae within the most protected parts of their nest. To measure the extent of the problem, you should consult with a professional pest control company. They will be able to tell you if you have termites or another pest. They can also identify the larvae for you. Contract a reputable company and explore a liquid barrier treatment or the installation of termite bait stations. If there are any areas where moisture is building up, they can help you address that as well. When in doubt, the best way to know what type of larva or insect is infesting your home is to catch a few in a glass jar. Show them to an exterminator or local pest expert.

SUMMARY: Identify adult termites. Inspect areas where termites live. Listen to the walls. Break open mud tubes. Hire an exterminator.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Do not wrap it with cling wrap or butcher paper at this point, which will trap heat in the meat and promote spoilage. Make sure the carcass is cool and dry. As soon as possible, the meat needs to be transported and stored at 3438F (13C). Avoid freezing the meat right away, as freezing will inhibit the aging process and speed its spoiling after the meat is thawed. The most difficult part of the process is finding a space big enough for your deer that can be temperature controlled. The most popular location is generally a garage, shed, or an outbuilding. Places that receive some heat seepage from the house, like a garage, tend to be particularly effective. If you don't have a garage, talk to friends and other hunting acquaintances to find a suitable location. Or follow the first few steps of the breaking down process to quarter the meat and age it in a spare refrigerator. The quarters from an average deer should fit in a standard fridge. Err on the side of too cold. Generally, you'll freeze at least some of the meat after breaking it down anyway. Be very careful not do let your venison spoil by aging it above 40F (4C). Make sure to keep a thermometer in your aging space. Use a meat hook and chain or rope to affix the meat to a sturdy rafter in your aging location. If you don't have a meat hook, try using an old wire hanger inside the carcass to hang the deer. Like beef, aging the meat causes the collagen in the muscle cells to break down. The quality and flavor of the venison is greatly improved by letting the meat sit for a week in a cool space with good air circulation. This causes the surface of the meat to dry, but don't worry--this can be trimmed off during the butchering process. The meat will continue to grow more tender for 16-21 days.

SUMMARY: Wash the venison with plenty of cold water, then transport it with ice. Find a suitable location for aging. Hang the carcass. Age the meat for at least a week.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are few risks to having an eyelash lift. That said, if you have sensitive skin or eczema, you may want to try a different treatment, as the solution applied to your eyelashes may cause irritation. Furthermore, eyelash lifts may not be as effective on people with shorter lashes. You may want to consider having an eyelash lift if: You have straight lashes and want them curled. Eyelash perms or curlers have not worked for you in the past. You have hooded or mature eyes. You don't want to reapply mascara every day. Lash lifts are very similar in technique. A serum or proprietary mixture will be applied to each individual lash before the lashes are curled. That said, there are a few different treatments on the market. Some of the more popular treatments include: Keratin Lash Lift: A five-step method that involves the application of special pigment, keratin, and enzymes to the eyelashes. They cost around $150, and they can take up to two hours to apply. Dreamlash: This method claims to use a gentler formula and more flexible curling rods. If you are concerned about reacting badly to the chemical serum, you may want to look into this. Length-Volume Lift (LVL) Enhance: A serum is applied to the root of the lashes to curl them, and the lashes are tinted to give an effect similar to mascara. This treatment, which is currently only available in the UK, costs around 50. As a relatively new treatment, you may find it difficult to find places that offer eyelash lifts. You can try searching on the internet for salons in your area that offer the treatment. You can also look at beauty treatment centers that specialize in eye and brow treatments. Ask if the technician performing the treatment has received training in eyelash lifts from a program such as Sugarlash Pro, Nouveau Lashes, Dreamlash, or YUMILashes. Read online reviews before you choose a salon to make sure that it is reputable, clean, and safe. Yelp, Google Reviews, Facebook, and Foursquare can help you find reviews. Some salons may offer eyelash perms instead of lifts. Eyelash perms apply similar solutions to your eyelashes, but they use a different type of curler. Perms offer a more dramatic curl while lifts tend to look more natural. Once you have chosen your salon, call to make your appointment. You may want to put the appointment in your phone calendar or schedule to remind you when it is. Eyelash lifts can take between 45 minutes and two hours. You may want to plan to be free for slightly longer than two hours just in case. If you are worried that you will have a bad reaction, you should ask ahead of time if you can patch test the formulas. If the salons do not offer you a sample, you may not want to go through with the procedure.

SUMMARY:
Determine if having an eyelash lift is right for you. Decide what type of treatment you would like. Locate a salon that offers eyelash lifts. Make an appointment.