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This mount gets the job done, however, I would NEVER trust putting 165 lbs. on it. I had a 50" Plasma that weighed 80 pounds and when I extended the arms it sounded like it was going to pull the screws from the wall (And yes I had them in studs). It also appeared to bend the metal a bit. I went out a bought a 42" inch Plasma, only 38 lbs. and I feel much safer! I would recommend this product for lighter tv's, but could not do so for the heavier ones!

Have so many flea bite scars, I could play connect the dots for days! Flea infestation was unreal! We tried natural products, products that were recommended by others, diatemaceous earth (or however it's spelled), sprays, powders, flea combs, ACV baths, Dawn baths, lemon Ajax baths, everything possible without going bonkers or financially busted. NOTHING WORKED. I saw this advertised and decided to give it a try...afterall after trying everything under the sun and nothing working, what the H***. It is a 8 month treatment while the cat is wearing the collar. It is not a quick fix-soon as you put it on kill em kind of collar. It keeps working for 8 months. After having the collar on for about a week or two, I noticed I was getting bitten less and less. Also, I did use a flea trap in addition. So, I find that this product does work for my Ruby and me.

As a depressed, immature, drug-addicted teenager, nothing spoke to me quite like the manipulative lyrics of "The Wall." As a happy, relatively mature, sober adult, they readily reveal themselves to be less profound than originally thought. That being said, I have spent more money on this album and the film companion than any other single work of music (and this includes a recording of Berlioz's "Damnation of Faust" on which I appear). I have owned it on vinyl, cassette, CD (twice - after one copy was stolen from my car), and the film on VHS and DVD. Why do I keep going back? Two reasons: no matter how confused I think some of the lyrics are now, there is no denying the soul poured into them; and this album is undeniably an essential work in defining the (albeit flawed - much like this album) history of rock and roll in all its self-indulgent glory. Students will be listening to this album 200 years from now (if we still exist on the planet), and despite our short-sighted present day society, that says something.