How about a no-fail flea treatment? I have googled

Hi Everyone, What kind of treatment works best for your dogs? My 3 little doggie children are having the darnest time keeping fleas away. The last treatment I tried only kept them away for about a week or so; can't think of the name, but it's the one you can get at Walmart. Was thinking of giving Frontline a try . . . ...

Why all of a sudden am I getting flea bites? I have had cats for over 16 years and normally every summer about this time, the fleas come. I treat my fur babies with Advantage, vacuum and wash their bedding, but they go out in the fenced yard and other strays come in, so I know the fleas are a way of life, just try to keep them at bay. But over the past week or so, I got big, itchy red welts in spots where I come in contact with my cats. One is on the back of my upper ...

James 5:4King James Version (KJV)4 Behold, the hire of the labourers who have reaped down your fields, which is of you kept back by fraud, crieth: and the cries of them which have reaped are entered into the ears of the Lord of sabaoth. ...

D: They were told to manage the epistaxis with Vaseline. ASR: They were told to manage the epistaxis with mescaline. Guess you wouldn't care if your nose was bleeding after that ...

I am looking for any information in how you (or someone close to you maybe) was treated for Lyme disease. Was it done only with antibiotics, pulsed antibiotics, or something else? My sister-in-law is really in a bad way with this. She apparently has neuropathic pain too and nothing seems to be helping it. She's hardly gotten out of bed in 2 wk. Any experiences, suggestions, ideas, would be much appreciated. Thank you. ...

and I chose the first entry and clicked on it. The entire page is dedicated to slamming Romney - I see nothing except good and wonderful things about Obama. You are going to tell posters here that FactCheck.org is a nonpartisan site to check facts? . That is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard. Take a look for yourselves. I posted this at the top of the board so everyone would see it. Someone below was singing the praises of Fact ...

Knew it would not be if, but when. 'They had no idea if my insurance was active or not!': Obamacare confusion reigns as frustrated patients walk out of hospitals without treatment http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2532869/They-no-idea-insurance-active-not-At-Virginia-hospitals-Obamacare-confusion-reigns-frustrated-patients-walk-out.html ...

I underwent an Achilles tendon repair 6 weeks ago, went for one of my postop visits a couple of days ago and about 2 cm of my incision has opened and may be infected. My doctor started me on some major antibiotics, 2000 mg of Keflex a day, and has referred me for wound care treatment, trying to get this healed quickly so I can start physical therapy. I have been on a walker and absolutely no weightbearing on the surgical leg for 6 weeks, so kind of anxious about getting this thing going. Any ...

The US government is being sued by civil rights groups seeking a legal change to the Obama administration's treatment of radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who is a US citizen who lives in Yemen. Al-Awlaki who is on America's most wanted terrorist list will be defended by ACLU and the Center for Constitutional Rights, who say the government has improperly "asserted authority to use lethal force against US citizens located far from any battlefield without charge, trial, or jud ...

It's medical. What can I say? ...

They voted on the Baucus amendment and the Schumer amendment and both failed to pass. I find some of the comments very interesting from both sides. I will not give my comments on either side's remarks although I saw some really hateful speeches. I decided to look for any news reports on this but it doesn't tell the whole story. BTW, Baucus' proposal was to let tax rates rise on Jan. 1 on incomes over $200,000 for individuals and $250,000 for couples fell on a vote of ...

Community organizer in chief, certainly not a commander ...

I find this video totally depressing. One day at Wal-Mart the kid at the register rang up $17.76. I said, “A famous date in history.” He replied, “Huh?”. Flabbergasted, I said “This nation’s birthday”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-Be9f7Ovgg ...

how they feel about it. The girl with plastic bags on her feet, weekend warrior, making foreign policy recs-- scary. You don't need wealth or privilege to make it big--just the Koch Brothers! ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqmOPjOuQXA Hillary wants Obamacare to fail! Yep! The biggest project of Barack Obama, her biggest supporter at this moment! And why she wanted that? ...

From the NY Times WASHINGTON — For the past two years, Republican senators facing re-election have very deliberately spent millions of dollars, hired multiple consultants and cast scores of conservative votes with one goal in mind: avoiding the embarrassing primary conflagrations that befell their party in 2010 and 2012 and cost Republicans a chance at taking back the Senate. Enlarge This Image Drew Angerer for The New York Times Lindsey Graham of South Carolina is ...

Anyone want something important to read, the NEEDS to be read, directly applicable to all of us regardless of politics? I think this article in The Atlantic about how our government has quietly been taken over by a business-lead oligarchy (while we quarrel with each other) should qualify. The Quiet Coup The crash has laid bare many unpleasant truths about the United States. One of the most alarming, says a former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, is that the finance ind ...

"Death to No One" slogans, arrest of activists, and supreme leader's threat to "punch them iin the mouth." http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/feb/10/iran-braced-for-protests Iranian regime facing splits over hardline crackdown on protests. Splits in security forces eventually brought down Shah's regime. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/iran/7205978/Iranian-regime-facing-splits-over-hardline-crackdown-on-protests.html ...

His agenda has been proven to be the destruction of the fabric of America. Glad I didn't vote for him and have that on my conscience. ...

From the House Financial Services Committee from Oct. 2012-A very interesting and LONG (9 pages) summation of the Dodd-Frank Act. I only copied the first page or so. The Dodd-Frank Act, the Persistence of “Too Big to Fail,” and the Institutionalization of Government Bailouts Of all the claims made by the proponents of the Dodd-Frank Act, the most important are these: that the Dodd-Frank Act ends “too big to fail” and that it protects the American taxpa ...

The anti-monopoly laws in the US are weak. Large corporations are multi-conglomerates. Put the two together and you have companies that are "too big to fail" without taking too many people (as in jobs, personal savings, and such) down with them. Thoughts on the legislation to correct the formations of such behemoths? I'm not crazy about ignoring the issue and letting the market cure itself. To me, that seems like passing the problem off on later generations because I don't ...

How about a no-fail flea treatment? I have googled

Frontline Plus is the only think that worked for me. nm - oldtimer

I have my cats on that. I should have specified that - sm

eucalyptus - dmz

I looked it up and am going to try that. I might as well... - sm

Try this if you have carpets. sm - oldtimer

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