Free Land Medical

Country: 162.144.197.227, North America, US

City: -111.6133 Utah, United States

Wow. What can I say? I am a glutton for punishment. I should've trusted the reviews, this movie is terrible.

This book is a great reference for writing PA's. It has many phrases to use so that you don't feel as if you are writing the same thing over again on the same employee.

I don't condone defacing national treasures, but I'm pretty sure that judicious use of this stuff could've fixed the Liberty Bell when it first cracked. I've used it on a number of materials that don't normally bond well -- metals and plastics -- and it's held up flawlessly. I've seen it recommended for fixing convertible top rear windows (the reason for which I purchased it, but my shallow vanity ultimately convinced me to purchase new fabric instead).

My vet told me my dog needed extractions and a cleaning. I am not fond of these cleanings. They cost over $600 (at least) and the dog has to go under anesthesia. I had not been diligent about brushing my dog's teeth (but I am sure am now!) so a lot of tarter was built up along the back teeth and molars. His front teeth were pretty good except one was yellow. I feed a mostly raw diet and I can say that helps A LOT. BUT he still needs his teeth brushed. His breath had become WICKED! Just disgusting! You could smell his breath from across the room. I was starting to actually not like my dog because he was so smelly and gross. Something had to change. My mom mentioned she used this. Me being a "crunchy mom" immediately thought- no way, I'm not putting a bunch of chemicals into my dog's mouth! BUT then I read the ingredients and googled each one. Satisfied I'm not poisoning my dog, I purchased and started using it. We are about 2 weeks into applications now and I can see a noticeable difference. The back teeth are still yellow so I'm hoping by day #30 they get better. The best part is his breath no longer smells like death. I can actually hug and pick him up again. I remember smelling his puppy breath when I first got him. It was so cute. It's almost like that again! I do also brush his teeth now DAILY and I put the water additive (also sold by this same brand) into his water. I'm giving him the dental chews (bought another brand) as well but he's not into those so much. All in all, I am just SO happy that this stuff works! It literally made me love my once stinky dog again! My dog, by the way, is six years old and is a "shi-poo".

I bought this for a friend who is trying to live the "backpacking" and "tiny house" lifestyle. He loves coffee, and bought many, many different types of coffee pots/presses/ones that heat with wood and charge cell phones/orgami-type disposable but portable single serving ones---that he can take camping, but none of them packed flat enough or had a perminant nylon filter. I found this and he flipped! He was so ecstatic he tried it right away. He can steep his coffee for as long as he wants to make it stronger or not. He is over the moon and says he looked for a long time to find something so perfect. Thanks for making me the "favorite friend" and for making him so happy! I've thought about getting me one because it's just so neat--and I don't camp!

Automobile is a very well written magazine. I've been a subscriber since it was first published. They present a balanced world view for enthusiasts.

I really like tactile keyboards versus the laptop keyboards. I am using this on a Macbook Pro for school, work and playing games. It does all three without any issue. A lot of people don't like the synapse software but it works great for me. Turn the windows keys into Mac keys like the 'Option' key. It is true that the keyboard can process multiple keystroke without any issue. Well compared to my Macbook Pro keyboard, which did not do such a good job processing multiple keyboard inputs.