You can, but I would caution you to wait until the third mowing and then a week after the first feeding. Let the grass recover from the shock of transplanting before you give it a dose of foul-tasting medicine.

Although it never a good practice to harm vampires (being a hunter won't get you any points on this newsgroup), let alone kill them, some of the more favored methods of destroying a vampire are included in section [2.04] in the Traditional FAQ located at http://www.altvampyres.net/newsgroup/faq. See similar questions...

Not likely. There have been documented cases of malignant chances associated with Endometriosis and higher risks of certain cancers in women with the disease, but Endometriosis itself is classified as a benign illness. See similar questions...

Onions contain several sulfur compounds. The major ones are thiopropanal S-oxide, Methyl propyl disulfide, dipropyl disulfide and propyl propenyl disulfide. The onion also contains an enzyme allinase. When you cut an onion you break the cells and the enzyme mixes with thiopropanal S-oxide and creates a volatile sulfur that gets into your eyes and causes an irritation which in turn causes tearing. If you bite into an onion the same thing happens and causes a slight irritation to mouth tissues. See similar questions...

Yes, it states weeds that grow upon your property and alongside your property line and public right-of way are your responsibility. It is unlawful for weeds to grow in excess of ten inches and after cut need to be removed within 48 hours. See similar questions...

The important distinction between noxious weeds and the rest of the terms used above is that 'noxious' is a legal term applied to a plant species designated as such by State and Federal law. Each State develops individual criteria for determining which plants will be considered as noxious and then generates a list unique to that State. States have developed laws that require the control or elimination of noxious weeds by landowners. See similar questions...

Killing is one of the most complicated parts of the game. Before you start you should make sure you are certain that you have enough resources to take care of your target. To start of with you must purchase and gun and a certain number of bullets. The number you need can range from 200 (highest rank to lowest with no armour) to all the way up to around 70,000 with full armour! You must then search for the person from the search & kill page. See similar questions...

Yes. Poisons, pesticides, biocides, acetone, chlorine, and gasoline, lack of water circulation, lack of oxygen. Anything that would kill or harm fish or animals can kill or harm the system. See similar questions...

You are welcome to link to the home page of The Glass Onion Archive (http://glassonion.populli.org/). I urge you NOT to link directly to the stories because I may move them or change file names at any time without warning or notice and your link will go dead. Please do NOT link to the Upload form, Search Engine, or any results of a search, this could cause bandwidth problems for the archive that could result in the archive being closed. Be kind to your archivist! See similar questions...

It depends on the method of printing. Onion skin can be used with letterpress and offset printing. The letterpress is a method wherein a relief image is inked and applied to the paper; offset printing uses a press and plate in which the image is transferred to a rubber blanket which in turn offsets the image onto the paper. See similar questions...

Yes, lice hate dry heat. You can put clothes, hats, towels, etc in a hot dryer for twenty minutes which should kill lice and their eggs. See similar questions...

No we don't, if that is the answer you need for your ethics project! (But do read on!) Concerning headlice treatments, a State health department brochure says "If all lice are dead (no movement at all) the preparation has worked" This is rational 'thinking within a box'. A more enlightened statement would be "If all lice are removed, the preparation has worked". See similar questions...

Spray with Roundup during the fall of the year. This spray can be as late as November. For more information see local news article See similar questions...

HAV can live outside the body for months, depending on the environmental conditions. HAV is killed by heating to 185 degrees F. (85 degrees C.) for one minute. However, HAV can still be spread from cooked food if it gets contaminated after cooking. Adequate chlorination of water, as recommended in the US, kills HAV that may get into the water supply. See similar questions...

Shampooing with regular non-medicated shampoos can help prevent an infestation, but it will not eliminate an active one. Washable clothing, hats, head bands, bed linen, towels and other personal items (such as brushes and combs) should be washed in hot (120oF or higher) soapy water, then dried in a clothes drier for at least 20-30 minutes. Woolen or other non-washable clothing can be dry-cleaned, but this additional expense can be avoided by simply isolating the articles for 1-2 days. See similar questions...

Over-the-counter products work well against the nymphs and adults, but most will not kill the eggs. Read the product labels carefully. Consult your family doctor about what is best for you to use. See similar questions...

Mechanical removal of louse eggs helps reduce the number of lice that might hatch on the scalp. Even if you use Nix, the egg "shells" may remain attached to the hairs, giving the impression of an active infestation. Since children who are declared "nit-free" can return to class sooner, removing nits has a positive impact on their morale and lessens disruption to their school activities. Special combs are provided with the pediculicides and should be used according to the product instructions. See similar questions...

All Sterilight systems are rated for a 4-log inactivation of bacteria, viruses and protozoan cysts under specific conditions. This rating is at a specific flow rate, and water quality. It is a good idea to have your water microbiologically tested prior to installing a UV system. See similar questions...

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