We charge for additional guests above the "number" four not the age of four. Boy these get complicated sometimes. We have some owners of cabins that have chosen to be adults only, meaning no kids allowed. We do have cabins that allow kids so should not be a problem. So please adults only at the cabins that are labeled adults only. And no it does not mean anything kinky, geewiz! We consider a weekly rental to be seven (7) nights.

Ginger is rumored to be a conglomeration of a group of customer relations people from BMW NA who monitor bimmer.org. Ginger's posts are signified as his/her signature in RED. Alan (board admin) has given "her" the ability to post her signature in red. One note: Ginger's latest posts (week of April 2) have been labeled as "BMW NA Customer Relations". Most of her posts tend to be very vague and recommend that they contact BMW NA through the Owner's Circle or their phone number about their issue. See similar questions...

The responding officer takes a report from the dog bite victims with all necessary information about the incident and that report is kept at the Shelter for use by the Suffolk County Health Dept. And/or Brookhaven Town Attorneys Office if the biting victim wants to process a Dangerous Dog Proceeding with the court. See similar questions...

Prevention of mosquito bites can be achieved either through undertaking active mosquito control or by the use of personal protective measures. A variety of active mosquito control measures are available, including habitat modification in order to reduce water availability for breeding of the larval stage, through to the use of appropriate insecticides for controlling the larval or adult stage. See similar questions...

Litehouse products above 10 ppm in sulfites are: Raspberry Vinaigrette, Huckleberry Vinaigrette and Cranberry Vinaigrette. This comes from high use of red wine vinegar. All other Litehouse products are free of sulfites (a finished goods level below 10 ppm), which are used in many products to reduce discoloration and inhibit growth of microorganisms. The FDA estimates one out of a hundred people is sulfite-sensitive, and five percent of those also suffer from asthma. See similar questions...

Medication for ADHD has been in use since the 1930s. Ritalin has been in use for over 40 years. Medication is more visible now, in part because there has been an increase in the rates of diagnosis of ADHD and in part because of increased media attention. Some researchers feel that ADHD is actually under-diagnosed and that more children could benefit from medication treatment. See similar questions...

For casual use by most people, a high concentration of DEET is not needed. Products with 25 percent to 35 percent DEET will provide adequate protection for adults under most conditions; use lower concentrations for children. To make sure you will not react to the repellent, apply the product to a small area of skin on your arm or leg before general use. After returning indoors, wash treated skin with soap and water. Wash treated clothing before wearing again. See similar questions...

The use of an insect repellent is not the only way to reduce the risk of bites from mosquitoes, ticks and other biting insects that may transmit disease. Avoid places and times when mosquitoes bite. Generally, the peak biting periods occur just before and after sunset and again just before dawn Under Florida law, email addresses are public records. If you do not want your email address released in response to a public-records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. See similar questions...

White Bites treats differ from many other treats/chews on the market by the selection of ingredients and the processes to which these ingredients are subjected. In short, the principal components of White Bites treats are singly processed wheat gluten and sodium caseinate. Wheat gluten is a special protein fraction of the wheat seed that acts like a glue to hold the chew together. Sodium caseinate is just the technical name for one of the major proteins found in milk ? casein. See similar questions...

Wasps, honey bees, hornets, yellow jackets and ants are the insects most likely to cause strong allergic reactions. Some biting insects (mosquitoes, flies, lice, kissing bugs and fleas) can cause allergies as well because they inject saliva to thin the blood when they bite. Finally, some caterpillars are covered with hairs that contain a substance irritating to human skin and this can sometimes cause allergic reactions. See similar questions...

Cold water and ice can be useful, although ice should not be applied directly to the skin. A variety of commercial preparations can be obtained from the chemist including Eurax? and Stingose?. In severe cases, oral antihistamines may have to be administered and if symptoms persist, a physician should be consulted. (BACK) See similar questions...

Of the estimated 45,000 snakebites each year in the United States, approximately 7,000 to 8,000 involve venomous species. See similar questions...

Birds will naturally test their beaks and unfortunately sometimes on our flesh. Parrots that get a reaction when they bite don't understand it's not acceptable and could think it is all part of a game. When they hear your shriek they automatically assume its fun. Their excitement level rises and they get encouraged by all the fuss. In other words parrots assume the negative attention is fun. You should quietly say "No", and place your pet bird back into their cage for a short time out. See similar questions...

If a domestic pet or wolf-hybrid has bitten a person while the domestic pet or wolf-hybrid is off the premises of the owner or keeper, and the person bitten requires medical attention for the attack, such person may file a written complaint with the Selectboard. The complaint must contain the time, date, and place where the attack occurred, the name and address of the victim or victims, and any other facts that may assist the Selectboard in conducting an investigation. See similar questions...

Preventing insect bites primarily involves using a topical treatment to repel fleas, ticks, and mosquitoes. When choosing a topical powder, spray or once-a-month flea control product, be sure to choose a product that not only kills fleas but repels them as well. Treatment of a serious infestation of insects or parasites such as fleas, ticks, lice, or mites can be remedied by your veterinarian and should be addressed ASAP. See similar questions...

Periodically, we rescue animals that appear to have shark bites. In a few cases, we have been able to positively identify shark bites by the shape of the wound, and sometimes a tooth is found in the wound. Sharks are a major predator of seals and sea lions; most shark attacks probably result in successful kills, rather than just injuries. See similar questions...

When a female mosquito pierces the skin with her mouthparts, she injects a small amount of saliva into the wound before drawing blood. The saliva makes penetration easier and prevents the blood from clotting in the narrow channel of her food canal. The welt that appears after the mosquito leaves is not a reaction to the wound, but an allergic reaction to the saliva injected to prevent clotting. In most cases, the itching sensation and swellings subside within several hours. See similar questions...

Veterinarians generally feel that in order for any dental treat to be 'digestible and safe' in a dog's body, it must be chewed down to a small size. White Bites treats are designed to be safer than other dog chews in two ways: 1) ingredient selection, and 2) ingredient processing. White Bites treats are made principally with a combination of wheat gluten and sodium caseinate, whereas other company's treats are made primarily with an extruded wheat gluten. See similar questions...

NO. All ingredients in White Bites treats are common to either pet or human food ingredients, and they are rigorously evaluated for their quality and consistency upon receipt. There are no harmful ingredients in White Bites treats to cause a healthy dog to become ill. Illness can occur if you allow your dog to eat chunks of the White Bites treats, as White Bites treats must be adequately chewed. See similar questions...

White Bites treats contain baking soda, calcium carbonate, and a white food coloring. These compounds may rub off of the chew while being handled by your dog, and it may be especially noticeable for dark haired dogs that like to manipulate their treats with their paws. When this occurs, the white that rubs off is safe and is not likely to stain. If the white is a concern, simply wipe the area with a damp cloth. See similar questions...