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PetAlive Sinu-Rite Tablets, 125-Count Bottle
$34.95
My 15 year old cat has chronic sinusitis, going on two years. She has been on and off antibiotics and a variety of holistic remedies. I was thrilled at first. She not only eagerly lapped it up - which is very unusual for her (crushed up and mixed in a little baby food), but her sniffles and snuffling seemed to immediately disappear. Periodically she had nasal discharge, but she continued to eat fairly well despite this. Her improved condition, however, lasted for only a few weeks, and ultimately I needed to start her back on the antibiotics because she stopped eating (not being able to smell her food). I will continue to use this product once she is finished with this round of antibiotics.

CRL BTB 9-1/2" Serrated Blade for Excessive Curved Glass Removal
$50.70
Use With BTB's Powerful, Compact "In-Line" Tool with Ergonomic Design Faster Cutting Serrated Blades Easily Handles Virtually All Domestic and Foreign Windshields All CRL BTB Blades are made of spring steel, and can be resharpened to ensure constant clean cuts and extended blade life. Each blade is designed for specific cut out situations. Besides these regular blades, CRL BTB Serrated Blades are available. They combine the "in-out" movement with sideways "sawing" action to speed up removal time. b>Blades available and their uses: BTB1 12 inch (300 millimeter) long blade for below dash cutting BTB1SC 12 inch (300 millimeter) long serrated blade for below dash cutting BTB2 9-1/2 inch (240 millimeter) universal blade BTB2SC 9-1/2 inch (240 millimeter) serrated universal blade BTB3 8 inch (200 millimeter) general purpose bent blade BTB3SC 8 inch (200 millimeter) serrated general purpose bent blade BTB4 7-1/2 inch (190 millimeter) special bent blade BTB4SC 7-1/2 inch (190 millimeter) serrated special bent blade BTB5 5 inch (130 millimeter) Trim Blade BTB6 4-3/8inch (125 millimeter) Pinchweld Scraper Blade BTB24RS 9-1/2 inch (241 millimeter) reversed serrated blade for encapsulated glass removal BTB24S 9-1/2 inch (241 millimeter) serrated blade for excessive curved glass removal BTB24ZS six inch (152 millimeter) serrated short blade for encapsulated quarter window removal BTB24ZRS six inch (152 millimeter) reversed serrated short blade for encapsulated quarter window removal BTB27 powered cold knife blades, left and right set BTB27R reversed powered cold knife blades, left and right set All these blades are for use with either the CRL BTB Heavy Duty Air Tool or the CRL BTB Classic Auto Glass Removal Systems .

Blitzkrieg
$0.89

Proportionality Principles in American Law: Controlling Excessive Government Actions
$35.00
From the ancient origins of Just War doctrine to utilitarian and retributive theories of punishment, concepts of proportionality have long been an instrumental part of the rule of law and an essential check on government power. These concepts all embody the fundamental value that government and private actions should not be demonstrably excessive relative to their moral and practical justifications. In the American legal system, despite frequent though unacknowledged use of proportionality principles, there is no general theory of what permits courts to invalidate intrusive measures.
In Proportionality Principles in American Law, two renowned legal scholars seek to advance such a theory. They argue that standards of review should be more clearly and precisely defined, and that in most circumstances every intrusive government measure which limits or threatens individual rights should undergo some degree of proportionality review. Across a wide range of legal contexts, E. Thomas Sullivan and Richard S. Frase identify three basic ways that government measures and private remedies have been found to be disproportionate: relative to fault; relative to alternative means of achieving the same practical purposes; and relative to the likely practical benefits of the measure or remedy. Using this structure, the book examines the origins and contemporary uses of proportionality principles in public law, civil liberties, and the criminal justice system, emphasizing the utility of proportionality principles to guide judicial review of excessive government measures.
By constructing a new framework and a general theory for constitutional judicial review, Proportionality Principles in American Law will help courts more consistently and effectively apply proportionality principles to better serve their vital roles as guardians of individual rights and liberties.