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Introduction: Sea Power in the Age of Churchill
1. Apprenticeship: 1901-1914
2. Learning Curve: The First World War
3. Adjusting to the Post-war World, 1919-24
4. The Treasury Years: The Ten Year rule, the Japanese 'Bogey', and the 'Yankee Menace'
5. Disarmament, Rearmament, and the Path to War: The 1930s
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This is the first book I have read specifically about Churchill and it was an excellent and very informative read. I am a retired naval officer and I came away from the book thinking that a man who professed to love the navy did not understand the application of sea power. He seemed to try to use it as if it were an army and applied the same rules for its application. This book also left me with the impression that Churchill like Reagan has one of the most inflated and undeserved reputations. I guess his reputation is mainly due to style over substance because of his speeches during the blitz.
During World War I as first Lord of the Admiralty he wanted to send the Royal Navy into the confines of the Baltic to launch an invasion of Germany with the support of Russian armies despite the fact that Russia was not interested. His idea of sending the fleet that was maintaining the blockade of Germany and its battle fleet which was keeping the Germans from reaching the ocean did comprehend the essential strategic mission being accomplished by the Royal Navy. However that mission was not an offensive one that made headlines and he was willing to sacrifice it for headline grabbing action.
His biggest mistake was to believe that battleships could force open the Dardanelles without army support. If he understood the history of ship versus fortification battle he would understand that his fleet could not silence the Turkish batteries and could only hope to run past them like Farragut at New Orleans. Once past the straits the straights would still be closed to transports or merchant ships and his fleet would be beyond support and would have to eventually make the run back down the straights.
In the 1920s he was the Minister of the Exchequer and severely restricted military expenditures by enforcing the idea that no war would be fought for 10 years so the military could let immediate preparedness for war end. This was a constantly moving 10 years which resulted in the severe diminishment of the arms manufacture industry. Yet in the 30s as Germany began to be perceived as a threat he bashed the policy that he himself enacted. I have reached the conclusion that Churchill like many people with executive power focus on furthering their mission to the exclusion of how it affects the big picture in the pursuit of self-promotion. An example of this can be seen in Donald Rumsfeld being appointed to run the Office of Economic Opportunity in 1969. No one today thinks of Rumsfeld as an advocate of minority opportunities but he did his job, which obviously was not a cause he believed in, so well that Nixon had to throttle him back because he was too aggressive in pursuit of those goals.
In World War II Churchill to his credit recognized the vulnerability of Germany to having its iron ore imports from Sweden being cut off. He wanted to invade Norway to cut the summer sea route of the ore but did not want to occupy Sweden to cut off the more important summer route of the ore. Unless both routes were closed the goal would not be achieved. After reading this book I have concluded that had an occupation of Norway and Sweden prior to German invasion of Norway followed by a cross Baltic invasion of Germany would have been far more effective than invading France. There would have been climate and terrain issues to have been considered but had this supply of iron ore been cut off Germany would have collapsed much sooner. Churchill's interference in naval operations during the Norway campaign helped make the operation a failure.
The operations that Churchill supported in World War II once again showed he did not understand the application of sea power. He sent HMS Prince of Wales and HMS Repulse to Singapore as a political act to deter Japan from war in the Pacific but did not consider the consequences for those ships if Japan went to war any way. Churchill did not understand that in war capital ships only had value as part of a balanced fleet. Japan paid no attention to the British capital ships in designing their plans and easily sunk the warships at great loss in lives.
His concept of launching the Torch invasion of North Africa which he conducted to whittle down the German forces prior to a cross channel invasion did not take into account that British control of the Mediterranean effectively removed the German forces as an asset for Hitler in the defense of Europe. Once the Suez was safe the Germans in Africa were as good as in prison camps but still being fed by Germany. His peripheral operations against Italy and the Balkans drained off allied resources and delayed the invasion of Europe which resulted in the USSR occupying all of Eastern Europe.
Lastly his favoring strategic bombing of Germany resulted in Coastal Command not having adequate numbers of long range aircraft which prolonged the battle of the Atlantic resulting in Britain almost losing at sea and costing thousands of more lives for a bombing campaign that has since been proven to have been overrated in its impact on Germany. Churchill was one of these guys who if you told him funding was for an offensive of any kind he would always favor that over defensive funding on misplaced principal. Churchill like Reagan was tremendously overrated. Churchill did not understand sea power which is really sad when you consider his professed love of the navy.
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Why is there such a lack of great (or even good) restaurants in the 'burbs?
We have this discussion everytime we go out. Why do we have to go to center city to have a great meal? Why is there such a difference in the quality of the food and the service between the city and the burbs? We live in the Chestnut Hill area. I"m not just talking about fine dines, I include casual and ethnic places, too.
It is one reason why I really miss living in center city.
I'm on the other side of that fence. I'd much rather dine close to home in the "burbs" than travel an hour or so into Philly, pay exorbitant prices for parking, and overpay for so-so meals. Certainly there are exceptions, and I'm not saying that center city doesn't have wonderful restaurant choices. But I must say, we dine fairly well out here in Chester County without all the city hassles. I wonder... could it be that Chestnut Hill is so close to Philly that it's more difficult for good restaurants to compete with the city venues?
re: CindyJ
I honestly don't know the reason! And believe me, I have to think twice about going to center city on a Saturday night. It isn't the cost of parking....it is driving on the Schuylkill....really hate it even during the day!
re: DaisyM
That is why they call it the "sure kill". It's been bad for a very long time.
re: CindyJ
I have to disagree with the "overpay for so-so meals" part of your post. Many suburban restaurants (many of which indeed provide so-so meals) or just as or more expensive than center city restaurants. I often feel that they are taking advantage of all of those people who don't want to travel into the city.
re: JanR
Just as expensive when you take into account $20+ to park (or public transit plus cab), not to mention the time to get downtown? Going downtown versus eating locally adds a minimum of 90 minutes to an evening out (and that's living relatively close to downtown in Blue Bell so you can add more to that for anyone living past Conshy going west).
I certainly won't argue that there are more good restaurants downtown than there are in the burbs because, just by the numbers, there are. However, when I go out to dinner after a tough week at work, I'd like the evening to be stress free and getting to/from downtown is rarely stress free.
re: mitchh
I hear you Mitch. I guess I'm lucky because I'm a bit closer to center city than you and I usually find free or metered parking. I admit this is easier near graduate hospital, center city east, and south philadelphia than it is near Rittenhouse Square - although I did park only a few blocks from Meme last time we were there. That said, if I had to drive 45 minutes to get into the city, I would dine in the suburbs more often.
The burbs has its share of chain restaurants for sure, but there are more and more independents popping up all the time; Phoenixville, Wayne/Paoli, and Conshohocken come to mind as places where there are a good number of non-chain, very good eating establishments.
re: 94Bravo
I agree in that the burbs have alot of "go to" places that the city doesn't have. Overall, the city is the better place to go for great food, but there are a ton of places outside of philly where you won't be disappointed.
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I am totally in agreement with Cindy, Bravo and Paycheck. Going into the city is just such a freaking ordeal. You never know what you will get with traffic. It could take 30 minutes or it could take 60 minutes plus (and that's both ways). Add on top of that the cost to park and the premium city prices and I'll stick with the burbs.
I also think there are plenty of good independent eateries in the suburbs of any kind of food you could possibly want as well.
Are there great restaurants in the city? No question about it. Is it worth the time, hassle and cost to go to them? Not in my opinion.
re: mitchh
I don't really worry about parking, since I usually take the train in. People whine too much about parking, it gets old.
as for the OP's question...
I don't think that there is much in teh C-Hill/Mt. Airy that's 'great,' I do think that we have a good amount of 'good' options - Earth, Avienda, Tavern on the HIll and Baccio all pop to mind. Oh, as does Tiffin. I'm NOT trying to say that they're as good as center city, but for where we are, they're good options.
DOesn't make me not miss downtown. I love being down there, it's part of the great part of going into center city for dinner!
re: Bob Loblaw
"Training in" is easy from some parts of the 'burbs - not from others. I recently moved from Center City to South Jersey (Mullica Hill area) - and the only semi-direct, regular public transportation from around here to Philly are the NJ Transit buses, which first I have to drive 20 minutes into Woodbury to catch, then if I'm lucky catch an express to Center City (30 minutes instead of 50-60 if it goes through Camden)... Driving (45 minutes each way) is really the only option for an evening meal out in Philly and parking IS a pain in the butt.
I'm slowly exploring my neighborhood dining out options but there seriously is no comparison to Center City Philly. I miss good Vietnamese, Korean and Chinese being a short walk away. The Italian food out here is mostly all sloppy red gravy or places trying hard to be fancy but failing, putting quantity over quality. Granted I enjoy my now close-to-home "Jersey diners" for comfort food, but for the most part I stay at home and cook now. Of course, finally having the monster kitchen of my dreams compared to the tiny one I suffered with in my old rowhome makes that no hardship at all... :)
Since I still work a day or two a week in Philly, I just try to treat myself to a nice lunch out once a week to enjoy the meals I simply can't get close to home.
re: Bob Loblaw
You're lucky that you have a train that's convenient; I'd have to drive at least 25 minutes to the nearest SEPTA station, and then spend the better part of an hour on the train into the city. As for "whining" about parking -- in my book, $25 to park for a couple of hours is whine-worthy. When I crave the sights, sounds and culinary offerings of a big city, I'm MUCH more likely to head to NYC than I am to Philly. Parking costs me $6.50 and that includes the bus that drops me off in the theater district.
re: CindyJ
It's not a matter of luck, it's a matter of priorities. well, luck that i can afford to live where i do, but I wouldn't have lived anywhere that didn't have a train line. I didn't want to live in center city any more, but wanted to maintain access - for restaurants, for stores (food and otherwise) and for the excitement of downtown on a weekend evening, when the weather's good and there's just that energy in the air.
we actually went back and forth btwn whether we should get a smaller house and use the remaining money for a studio condo. training back out you don't have to worry about driving drunk, but you don't get to pee, either. :-)
re: Bob Loblaw
True enough! Our choices are generally driven by our priorities. 34 years ago we chose to live in what was then the "boonies." Train access into Philly was never even a consideration. Having been born and raised in NYC, an escape to the quiet life was compelling. As they say, different strokes... :-)
re: CindyJ
I moved here when I got married, but I kept my little house in the city and rent it out. Everytime we go to center city for dinner, I keep wishing we could just walk home to that little house. (but I shouldn't complain about anything....husband is great and truly I would have moved anywhere to be with him.) I guess that is the compromise thing that we hear so much about!
re: Bob Loblaw
True. And my priority had to be finding a home close to my SO's long-established medical practice and his family with a mother in failing health. That took priority over easy/fast access to Philly restaurants - which now that I'm in the burbs is about the *only* thing I miss about Center City life! :)
re: mitchh
I completely agree with Mitch, it is an ordeal to go into center city between parking, traffic, congestion. There are a few great restaurants where I will happily trek into center city to try, but then it becomes an event. On an average night ought, I want a simple hassle free meal. Maybe that makes me biased towards local restaurants but I actually feel really fortunate that we have the restaurants we do in Eastern Montco - Bridget's, Yalda, Arpeggio, Honey, Mina Cucina, the list goes on and on. I never feel like I am lacking options. That said, I do feel like there are some not-so-good places in the burbs that are overpriced and overhyped and I simply avoid them.
re: 94Bravo
Add West Chester and Kennett Square to that mix of dine-worthy destinations.
I'm with DaisyM. It's not that I love going into Center City, but it's just not possible to get the same quality of food in the 'burbs. I'm in eastern Montco and it's pretty desolate. Sure, there are plenty of places to go, but none of them are better than acceptable, and I'm just not going to spend the $ and calories on a mediocre meal. There are some ethnic places I like - Tiffin, Yalda Grill, Pho 75, Picanha (not the burbs, but a short drive from here) - but they are few and far between.
I wish I knew why.there weren't better places. Given the numbers of people that flock to the chains and average places, you'd think the economy could support a better class of restaurants. Sigh. . .
re: crazyspice
But what is the reason for the huge difference?
re: DaisyM
While I respect the efforts of our local chefs to source locally and create imaginative dishes, the translation often falls flat. I eat lunch out every day and dinner out regularly. I read the reviews from my fellow hounds and never hesitate to try the new options. I am not saying there are no decent restaurants in the 'burbs. I do enjoy Honey, Bridget's, Arpeggio, Domani Star, Slate Bleu and we are planning to re-visit Freight House, after having a less than enjoyable experience the last time. It always makes me crazy when a steak house can't cook a steak rare. Then there is the service part. With few exceptions, service does not seem to be a priority and that can completely ruin a dining experience.
I read all the comments about the cost of dining out locally versus Center City. As far as I am concerned, if the food is exceptional I have no problem paying for it. Everyone has different tastes and expectations, right?
re: DaisyM
One reason might be the lack of competition. Also, many people (as you can see above) want to avoid driving into the city at all costs. Finally, if you were a great chef, would you want to hide your light under a barrel in the suburbs?
Having said all this, I want to mention that I had my third great meal at No. 9 in Lambertville last weekend. Not exactly the suburbs, but still...
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re: crazyspice
I really think a great restaurant would clean up here. I'm waiting for Cantina Feliz to open.
re: DaisyM
We are too! I hear there is yet another effort going into the former Domenico/Blue Horse space.
funny, i was just griping about how you guys have allllll the good indian restaurants out in the suburbs! we were on our way to fox & hound KoP (don't judge me! we were meeting friends there to watch the steelers game :) and i was almost sidetracked by a taste of india just an exit away. i miss working out that way...
re: rabidog
KOP is unique as far as Indian selecitons in the burbs because of the large Indian population. We live in KOP and there must be at least 5 w/in say a 3-4 mile radius. That said, the area is still overwhelmingly 'chain' oriented.
re: chele78
chele, is that really surprising given that the KOP area is dominated by retail "chain" stores?
On the other hand, go to a small towns like Skippack, Phoenxville, Doylestown and New Hope with virtually no "chain" stores and you find no "chain" restaurants.
Rabidog, I find your post somewhat amusing. Do you expect to be judged because you, GASP, went to a chain? I know you used a smiley face, but something had to have crossed your mind to even write such a sentence. I've eaten at the F&H numerous times. It's a good sports bar atmosphere with a decent beer selection and the food is just fine.
re: mitchh
Mitch, I agree, I feel like sometimes people on these boards are afraid to admit they have eaten and/or enjoyed a meal at a chain. I think some chains are more than serviceable, some, not all. Just as the hole-in-the-wall gastropubs can be hit or miss. It's more a matter of circumstance, taste, budget and time as to what you eat and what you eat often. Chains can be more than good enough.
I will speak up to defend the burbs here. While I've experienced many great meals within the confines of the city, so too have I had great meals in Blue Bell, Gwynedd Township, Lafayette Hill or Conshohocken. Some are overpriced, but I almost find that many of the city spots get overhyped and under deliver when I finally give in and commit to the trek that it can be to get in there.
re: mkertello
Trinacria, San Marco, Spring Mill Cafe (never been to but want to visit... Talulah's Table!) What about West Chester? I know I"ve been to at least one restaurant (ok, a long time ago) that was excellent out in West Chester!
Radice in Blue Bell... (haven't tried yet, I may have shot myself in the foot with that one)
Is the main-line considered "suburbs"?
@truffles2's point is also correct, people expect to pay more at a nice place in Manayunk or Center City, but offer the same fare in the burbs and people think it's too expensive... and therefore don't go, and these types of restaurants have a hard time staying afloat
In my opinion, there exists a bit of a catch 22 here. There are great dining experiences in the burbs, take Trinacria in Montco for example. Food, wine, and service are off the charts. However, it gets little mention on this board - mostly along the lines of "yeah, but it's too expensive." So folks seem to expect to pay less in the burbs, which probably contributes to fewer great dining choices. That same meal in the city would accepted at a higher price point, plus all the addtional hassles of transit and parking costs. Hence the catch 22.
re: truffles2
Agree about Trinacria. It would be nice to have a few more choices.
I'd think it really boils down to density, diversity/demographics, and connectivity. The reason that some suburban communities don't have train stations is the same reason that the Philly restaurant scene will never be New York's restaurant scene. Not that it means that any one place (or "scene") suburban/city/mega-city is better than the rest, it's just about density. A population of people can only support so many restaurants, Center City has a large population/market to draw from to survive, in the suburbs, a restaurant needs a much bigger physical area to draw from to get the same number of people. A suburban restaurant can also not necessarily count on being accessible to people through more than one mode of transportation, whereas a Center City restaurant will likely depend on location and foot traffic to attract customers. So, suburban restaurants must rely a lot on marketing, word of mouth, a visible location... chains are appealing to people because they are predictable. You don't have to walk past an Applebees to know whether or not you should check it out some time.
Clearly, the suburban folks on this board represent an adventurous, risk-taking, good food seeking crew that might not be representative of the larger suburban demographic. If people didn't eat at chains and only flooded their locally owned restaurants, that's all there would be. And, while I live in Center City, I'm not going to argue that we don't have a parking price problem, I mean, there's only so many cars that will fit on 76, anyway, so lowering the cost of an evening's worth of parking in a garage is not going to create anymore congestion than the existing gridlock... if anything it will reduce the number of people who circle the block for 45 minutes looking for a metered spot. The solution in my opinion is connectivity. If transit was reliable, convenient, and affordable, everyone would benefit, not just the chowhounds of the world.
re: urbanfabric
Very well said!!!
I'd like to add, that center city also has a lot of "hyped" restaurants. Hyped meaning, for the price, the quanity and the quality...its nothing to write home about.... The burbs have a few hidden neighborhood treasures that offer decent food and don't cost an arm and leg. If you think things are no so good in "our" burbs, put yourself in Cheyenne, Lincoln, Neb or St Paul burb and you will feel very blessed here near the city of brotherly love...... The east and west coasts are abundant in fooderies....sometimes I think we Philadelphians are just a little spoiled! And from what I can tell, new restaurants seem to be popping up everyday..even in this slumping economy.


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May 05, 2009
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Our young cat, Laverne, who is soon to be spayed eats far to much. She eats so much that she barfs it up. We took her in as a stray and she has adapted to our other cats and dogs. The vet told us that when Laverne was spayed, she wouldn't eat as much. This vet adopted Laverne's mother and that's what happened with her. In the meantime, I don't know what to do. I can feed her separately from the other cats but would have to find a place where the dogs couldn't get her food. Any advice?
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Maybe, she's one of those fast-eater types. You know, the cats that inhale their food way too quick? When they do that, they wind up barfing it. I've seen a couple of cats that do that. Or, some cats don't chew their food up good enough, and their stomachs don't like it....and then they wind up puking. Or, she could have worms. Or, like the vet says, maybe she will chill out once you get her spayed.
Which one of these problems do you think L has? I've got different ideas for all of these. Oh, and one other thing, is she doing this with hard food, soft food, or both?
May 05, 2009
All the cats have dry food. Laverne doesn't have worms, the vet already checked. She either doesn't chew her food well enough or she eats too much because she was a stray and didn't know where her next meal was coming from.
Is Laverne going to end up looking like Lenny and Squiggy? lol
May 05, 2009
Oh, good point-cats do tend to wolf(LOL) their food down when they're strays. I didn't even think of that! Hey, have you noticed if the hard food has been chewed up or when she barfs, is it whole? If it's whole, then that's the reason she's throwing up. Then, you could try to chop the hard food into smaller pieces and that might help her to digest it better. You could try soft food, too, for an experiment-she might not puke that up.
Keep me posted! =D
PS-I didn't know that the other cat with Laverne was her mom!! I thought it was her sister!
May 06, 2009
She's going to think she's Queen Laverne having her food chopped up. It is whole, she just inhales it. I thought the other cat was her sister too but the vet was able to get a better idea of their ages and Laverne was her kitten. Queen Laverne Kitten lol
Wouldn't soft food give her diarrhea? Our cats seldom have dry or wet food.
May 06, 2009
Yupp-I had a feeling that L wasn't chewing the hard food. Skunkie does the same thing-she'll barf and I'll find whole pieces of kibble. She used to barf a few times a week, but that's gotten better now. I started giving her patroleum jelly every other day, and she's only barfed once in 2 wks. Maybe, you can try L on some of that, too. I would try the jelly every day/every other day, give it a week. If you still see barfing, then I'd chop the diva's food. LOL
No, I don't think that soft food would give her diarrhea. My cat gets both, and I think it's better for them to have both.
Keep me updated, and let me know if any of these ideas worked!
May 06, 2009
When Sakura got all stopped up last year I had a couple of vets recommend adding wet food to her diet. They said the dry food can cause constipation, among other things. Since then, I've been giving both cats a little wet food once a day along with their dry food. They love it! And their poop is normal.
I know many vets are now saying that cats shouldn't even have dry food, that they need a high protein diet without all those fillers and fiber. They said that when you look at cats in the wild they only eat meat, so I guess that makes sense! They're carnivores. :)
May 07, 2009
Our oldest cat, Icepick, used to chase and eat mice and birds and he did fine like that. Commercial cat food was just something extra for him. Since Laverne was a stray, maybe commercial or dry cat food isn't easy for her to digest. But I can't just send her out to catch a mouse. Icepick used to stash them around the house = ( I think I'll try her with semi-moist cat food and see how that goes. She's also going to the vet to make sure she's alright.
Has anyone had bad experiences with semi-moist cat food?
May 07, 2009
Try the semi-moist food see if IP will finally behave. Let's keep our fingers crossed. My advice to you would be pretty much the same as April's. I'd switch her to wet foods since it's what her stomach can tolerate. But hopefully, this will all be behind us. Hopefully, this is hairball season and once it passes, it'll all be forgotten - until the next hairball season, of course :)
LW, I bet adding some extra help would benefit your cat...but then again, the other really don't need extra nutrients like salmon oil, digestive enzymes, probiotics and a bit of Physillium Husk. Sometimes having more than one cat can be challenging. Is it not right? heh.....don't I know about that lol
May 08, 2009
PK - Laverne is the one who eats far too much. I'll try the semi-moist and see how it goes. It will mean feeding her separately but if it works - good. All our pets have been eating grass and barfing it up - the vet said that if there are no chemicals in it that it should be fine but I'll try the semi-moist food too.
We have three cats and it can be difficult if one of them needs a different diet. Where would I find these "extras"? The vet? Pet store? Health food store?
Laverne is the only cat I've ever had who is a "problem" eater.
May 08, 2009
To: lonewolf
Hey wolfie,
We have been trying to change Jades diet to all wet, but she won't cooperate, haha. We were, however, able to change her dry food to Wellness, which is a much better food than what we were previously giving her.
Now she has only vomited once or twice in the last month and a half which is a huge improvement. I'm sure it's the better food, but also, the kernels are much smaller than the other food we've tried and I'm wondering if this doesn't have something to do with the improvement also.
Maybe your kitty would tolerate the smaller kernels better? That is, if the wet food change is not a success.
Changing a cats diet can be super frustrating, but just hang in there. I know it's a lot of work, but it sounds like your willing :)
May 08, 2009
Is there some reason you don't want to try the wet food? You could start her out small on it and just give her bits at a time. My cats love it and I give it to both cats. You could try cutting back on the dry food and letting all the cats have a tablespoon or so of wet food and see how they do. I bet they'd love it! Mine sure do. :)
May 08, 2009
You might want to think of the reason she is overeating. As Mrs_Savas would say, they are usually looking for 'something' in the food, I guess some nutrients (s) that tells the body it is time to stop. It is not a normal behavior, really, this.....overeating. And cats are smart, and she definitely knows what she is doing and why. In nature, they do not eat every day, and they stay lean and active. Remember Abby used to be considered category 8? (10 being morbidly obese) With the diet change and feeding him twice a day he dropped 3 pounds! He is now ideal weight! And, he doesn't feel the need to overeat. So, I'd say your problem is the food which isn't doing it for her. Too bad they get addicted to what they can't eat. But aren't we all the same? I love milk, but I'm lactose intolerant *sigh*
Forget about the nutrients I mentioned, just focus on what you want to do - semi-moist food- and talk to me about it as you go.
May 08, 2009
April - I have no objection to wet food but it tends to give our cats diarrhea unless we integrate it slowly along with dry food. Dry food is also better for their teeth, according to the vet.
PK - if the vet finds that Laverne is lacking in "something", she'll probably recommend some different type of food. Her opinion is that Laverne was homeless and just ate what she could find and now is eating too much. Like humans, she still fears where she'll get her next meal. She has a good coat, good teeth and gums. Figures I'd adopt a cat who needs therapy = )
May 09, 2009
I just watched one of our cats climb up on top of a seven foot high cabinet, stand at the edge, and projectile vomit nearly five feet out into the room.
Having left me said mess, she contentedly went to sleep.
Thank's Girl. :-/
Is this stomach vomiting or throat vomiting (heaving middle or extended throat)?
Try going with one of the no wheat/grain/ soy cat foods, or a single protein source food just in case it's allergy-digestive related.
Dry food doesn't really help with teeth, btw. It does scratch the surface clean to a small degree, but not to a significant degree that it makes a huge difference. They've done some studies recently that are showing this to be true (ain't science grand? Let's do a study on dry food and feline dental health!!! :-) )
It is possible kitty is overeating at one sitting. I'd suggest (and yes, this will be a pain in the *ss) suggesting feeding tiny portions over an hour period and seeing how it goes.
It could just be Laverne suffers from good ol' fashion alley cat syndrome. It's that stray attitude that this COULD be the last food they see for a while so they snark it all down in one big inhale.
Feeding her out of sight of the other animals could help. It might help her relax at meal times.
Ah, one last thing. Try a digestive enzyme powder. They help aid in breaking down food and digesting it more efficiently.
May 11, 2009
I think Laverne has the "stray cat" thing - not knowing where she's going to find her next meal. The food just seems to come up easily, like there was no room left in her stomach.
Tried your suggestion of feeding her small portions over an hour's time and now she thinks she is Queen Laverne and is going to be fed like that all the time. THANK YOU lol
Where am I going to find a servant for her?
Will try the digestive enzyme powder if necessary.
Time to go and bow to Queen Laverne. She's lying in her bed - which used to be mine = )
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We provide 1 Plunger PER ORDER to expel the bait from the tubes. You can purchase extra plungers or you can purchase a bait gun for use with this product. We recommend the Masterline professional bait gun.
See our entire selection of roach baits for additional options
|Active Ingredient:
|Indoxacarb, 0.6%
|Target pests:
|German, American, Australian, Smoky-Brown, Brown, Asian, and Brown-Banded species of cockroaches
|Pet safe:
|Yes, when used as directed
|- 3 to 5 spots of gel bait per 10 linear feet for heavy infestations.
- 1 to 3 spots of gel bait per 10 linear feet for light to moderate infestations.
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How Advion Roach Bait Gel Works
The brief delay in mortality caused by the active ingredient Indoxacarb allows cockroaches to consume the bait and return to the harborage site to contaminate other cockroaches resulting in significant reduction in infestation levels. Each roach that comes in contact with bait can contaminate up to 40 other roaches by way of contact, feces, or the other roaches feeding on its poisoned carcass. This domino effect knocks out roach populations at an incredible rate.
Target Pests
German, American, Australian, Smoky-Brown, Brown, Asian, and Brown-Banded species of cockroaches
PESTS CONTROLLED WITH ADVION COCKROACH BAIT GEL: Cockroaches such as German, American, Australian, Smoky-Brown, Brown, Asian, Oriental, and Brown-Banded.
Target Uses
Use Advion Roach Bait Gel indoors and outdoors as a crack and crevice treatment to control even the toughest of infestations. Advion cockroach bait gel is excellent for German roaches as they are the most common indoor infesting roach. Advion roach bait gel may be used in conjunction with Insect Growth Regulators, such as Gentrol Point Source Stations, for even more complete control of all life stages of cockroaches.
ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Indoxacarb, 0.6%
Advion Roach Bait Gel Application Instructions
Always read the product label completely before use.
• For heavy infestations of cockroaches, apply 3 to 5 spots of ADVION® cockroach gel bait per 10 linear feet.
• For light to moderate infestations of cockroaches, apply 1-3 spots of ADVION® cockroach gel bait per 10 linear feet.
• Each spot of ADVION® gel bait should equal about 0.5 grams (approx. 1/4" diameter)
• For all levels of cockroach infestations, when a bead of ADVION® cockroach gel bait is used, apply a small thin bead that is less than 1/8" wide and approximately 2 inches long.
Each 30 g tube yields approximately 60 bait placements. Each box of 4 x 30 g tubes yields approximately 240 placements.
Advion Roach Bait Gel is for use in the following areas:
Residential, Institutional, Commercial, and Industrial Areas; Use sites include single and multi-family residential buildings, schools, commercial and industrial facilities (including warehouses, apartments, supermarkets, restaurants, motels, hotels, hospitals, food handling/storage establishments), and transportation equipment such as aircraft, trains, ships, boats, buses; residential homes, industrial facilities, offices, warehouses, commercial kitchens, hospitals, schools, nursing homes, hotels, buses, trains, aircraft, retail and commercial establishments, and other areas infested with cockroaches
Where to apply Advion Roach Bait Gel INDOORS:
- 3 to 5 spots of gel bait per 10 linear feet for heavy infestations.
- 1 to 3 spots of gel bait per 10 linear feet for light to moderate infestations.
ADVION® cockroach gel should be applied to areas frequented by cockroaches such as between different elements of construction, between equipment and floors, openings leading into voids and hollow spaces in floors, walls, ceilings, equipment legs and bases, around plumbing pipes, doors and windows, and behind and under appliances, cabinets, sinks, closets, and any other equipment that cockroaches are typically known to hide.
See our Indoor Roach Control Guide for more examples of indoor placement.
Where to apply Advion Roach Bait Gel OUTDOORS:
• A thorough inspection around a structure may reveal areas where cockroaches are gaining access. Attempts should be made to remove the access.
• ADVION® cockroach gel bait may also be applied as a spot or thin bead (see above) to pest entry sites such as along windows, doors, between construction elements, sewer areas, adjacent trees which harbor cockroaches, along walls, garbage holding areas, or suitable placement site acting as a cockroach harborage. Bait placements should be made to reduce the potential of subsequent human contact.
• Bait placements should be inspected periodically and fresh bait applied as needed.
*Bait should be placed in cracks and crevices to reduce exposure to rain, dust, and sunlight.
Advion Roach Gel Bait Features
*Pet safe when used as directed
• Complete spectrum pest control
• Targets even gel bait-averse species of cockroaches
• New, high-performing bait matrix
• Thorough cockroach infestation elimination
• High consumption bait
• Non-repellent
• Indoor/Outdoor use
• Commercial, residential, and industrial sites
*Baits use very little active ingredient making them very low risk products for your home or business
Extra Tips for Using Advion Roach Gel Bait
• Avoid applying ADVION cockroach gel to surfaces recently treated with residual sprays.
• Surfaces treated with ADVION cockroach gel should not be treated with residual sprays. Keep sprays low and baits high.
• Repeat applications may be made upon inspection during follow-up inspections of the treated areas.
• Do not apply to surfaces that food contacts.
• Do not allow open foods to contact gel material.
*Do not apply bait to surfaces where the temperature may exceed 120-130 degrees F because this may cause the bait to liquefy and the gel to lose effectiveness.
*If gel comes into contact with exposed surfaces, remove the bait and wash the area with soap and water.
*Store out of extreme temperatures and direct sunlight for up to one year.
*Avoid placing bait on porous surfaces, e.g. concrete or cardboard, or where it may be exposed to air currents. These conditions may cause the bait to dry out and be less attractive.
*If response slows down, try rotating with a different brand of cockroach bait.
*Always practice good sanitation by eliminating other food and water sources to make the bait more attractive.
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Worked like a miracle
By Gail on June 12, 2007
My husband and I could hardly believe it. The Advion Cockroach Gel Bait worked like a miracle. My husband used it first on Saturday morning, 6/9/07. The next day most of the gel had been eaten off the back of our dog feeder (against the wall, so the dogs couldn't get it). That had been the roach's favorite hunting ground. I applied some more, and by that night they were, for the most part, gone. Today is Tuesday and they're GONE! I actually bought way too much, so I am going to help out two of my friends, who each have problems that they haven't been able to fix. I know that with one tube each, their problems will be over. It really is a miraculous product. Thank you so much for having such a wonderful product.
67 of 75 people found this review helpful:
Another WOW!
By David on February 14, 2010
I've never felt compelled to write a review like this, but here goes... After moving into my dream house I discovered I had a huge roach problem. Every morning when I snapped on the lights in the kitchen you see them scurrying everywhere. Even the exterminator coming several times brought no salvation. After reading the reviews here, I bought some Advion and went to work putting it out as recommended. The next morning when I went into the kitchen I was greeted by DOZENS of dead or dying roaches. I have not seen a live one in days. If you have a roach problem, look no further!
65 of 67 people found this review helpful:
Attractive Gel (the key is dots)
By Ron on June 17, 2009
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I have bait resistant roaches in my area. I put this down with about 8 small dots on a 1"x2 index card in several areas of the home (I don't like gel on cabinets). About 2 hours later, the bait behind the fridge was gone, in cabinets around the home, gone, under the table gone. Advion Roach Bait Gel is the best attractive bait I have seen, it draws the bugs out and feeds them their last meal!! Buy the bait gun for easy control of putting down the dots.
47 of 49 people found this review helpful:
German Cockroaches
By William on May 26, 2010
This stuff is AMAZING!!!! I tried several different brands of store brought bug spray. Several different types of roach baits. I was getting up in the middle of the night to spray the roach infestation in my kitchen. Nothing even put a dent in the roach population. After ONE (yup one) application of Advion.....NO ROACHES!! If you have a German cockroach problem, BUY THIS STUFF!!! It really really works!!
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By Dude on May 16, 2009
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This stuff is potent. When we first moved into our new pad it was like a roach parade day and night. The exterminator comes every week and makes no difference. It's a ground level garden apartment which we love... but ants from one end, roaches from the other, then the spiders that eat them and the stuff that eats them and the spiders. So, get rid of the first two and the others go away. We began a regimen of baiting with Advion Roach Bait Gel, sealing off entry points, and spraying Permethrin and IGR in select areas. DeltaGard G granules were sprinkled around outdoor areas. We're continuing to use this gel but adding different gel baits into the mix to prevent "bait-aversion". The parades stopped. As each summer passes, we see them less and less. You can't eradicate them, but you can seriously knock them down and/or send them elsewhere. I can't help but wonder if the entire building is seeing less of them. This stuff, the IGR, and the sealing are probably the most important parts of the regimen. The residuals are for some areas outside the apartment which need some quick knockdown, like the garbage area and laundry room. We've had to use the residuals and granules less and less, I believe because of the baits and IGR.
This stuff works
By Bernie on October 30, 2014
This gel really work !!! Amazing ... dead roaches all over floor. We used spray, powder, trap and they are not effictive, but we applied this gel, we see result right away!!!!
By Horace on October 11, 2014
EXCELLENT roach killing product. I will definitely purchase again if i need it.It took care of our problem.
Amazing product.
By Arthur on October 10, 2014
I highly recommend this bait. It is 100 times better than the baits available at big box stores. I applied this as directed and imminently saw roaches on it. The next day I was finding sick or dead bugs. now I see none. I also sprayed gentrol igr for any eggs that were unhatched. Will do business with again.
Works and fast!
By William on October 5, 2014
The Advion Bait Gel works fast and is very easy to use. After it is out for a couple of days the difference is very noticeable. We can't believe how long it lasts. I will always have a tube around just in case it is needed .
Advion is the BEST!
By Charles on September 29, 2014
It Does what it's supposed to do in a relatively short time
1 of 1 people found this review helpful:
Get this Gel!
By Marie on September 18, 2014
I live in an apartment complex that ALWAYS has german cockroach issues and the landlord is too cheap to really do much about it. I took matters into my own hands and tried this gel. I was rather disgusted by the sheer number of dead bodies I found the morning after treatment, but I have seen only the odd roach or two since...and those were already in their death throes when I found them. Seriously..get this. You won't regret it.
Great Stuff
By Joanne on September 16, 2014
This is the second time I've used this product and it works just great. Before I discovered this product I was calling in an externminator to rid my home of roaches at a cost of $150.00 dollars; sometimes twice a year. Now i do my own pest control for less then $50.00 dollars a year. You do the math. This product works.
Good product
By Joanne on September 8, 2014
This is my second purchase of this product and works quite nicely.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful:
Amazing Product!!
By Cynthia on September 7, 2014
I've been trying so long to get rid of my roach problem and nothing seemed to work, even the exterminator coming once a week to spray didn't even make a dent in my problem. I order this product based on reviews and I'm so glad I did! It's been almost a week now and what was once a nightmare is now a dream come true. My roach infestation is 99% gone. For anyone who has struggled with roaches I highly recommend this product, trust me you won't regret it as long as you follow instructions and sanitation.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful:
very. good
By bi on September 7, 2014
But. It's. Expensive. it's very easy to use. It's safe.the pet control use the same.
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August 11, 2010 Hang asked:
QAdvion Roach Bait Gel has worked well for us in the past. It seems like that it's not working anymore.
I did not see any dead roach, and I still see many running around. I have been using this Dupont Advion bait for 2 years. Should I switch to the Maxforce brand?
AMost professional pest control operators do use different types of bait with different active ingredients to avoid having a population of roaches that can be resistant to certain active ingredient. Switching to a new gel would be beneficial in most cases.
July 2, 2011 Lisa asked:
QWhere should I apply Advion Roach Bait Gel in a dorm room?
I'd like to apply this when my daughter moves into an apt at college and assume the complex sprays the baseboards regularly. Since I shouldn't overlap, where do you suggest putting the drops? And do I need to worry about her roommates cat getting into it? Thanks!
AThe Advion Roach Bait Gel should be applied in very tiny dabs in places where the cat cannot access. If you do apply the gel correctly in tiny dabs, the cat should not even notice it. Tiny dabs meaning less than half the size of a pencil eraser. Places to put a tiny dab of roach gel are places where roaches can sometimes congregate. Common areas for roaches to hide are: hinges of door frames, around the door frame, along the side and underneath of any cabinets against the walls (tiny crack where they meet the wall), inside corners of cabinets and drawers, underneath the lip of the counter top every 8 to 10 inches, corners of window frames, behind and underneath any appliances like dorm fridges, microwaves, etc.
April 29, 2010 Adrian asked:
QDoes Advion Roach Bait Gel have an expiration date?
ANo, the manufacturer does not label Advion Roach Bait Gel with an expiration date. We recommend that you use the bait within one year from the date of purchase to ensure freshness. Be sure to store the bait in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight.
July 14, 2011 Preston asked:
QHow do you know when a bait is not working ?
I purchased/applied Advion Roach Bait Gel bait about a week ago, and I'm not seeing any roaches that are attracted to it. I have smokey Brown Nymphs and i tried hand feeding one and it just wanted nothing to do with it. one thing I think I've done wrong is contaminated my baits with Talstar pro. so I've placed the baits where i have not sprayed. Ive just ordered the Maxforce FC Magnum in hopes that they will like that. Nymphs are supposed to eat this/ be attracted to baits when younger right ? Ive also purchased a birth inhibitor which i plan on mixing with my Talstar but I'm afraid of contaminating my baits again. any help would be appreciated. i just cant seem to get rid of these nymphs and i know the big boy stage is on its way.
ARoaches will always ignore baits that have been contaminated with insecticides, perfumes or even cigarette smoke so it is important to keep the bait away from these contaminants. Roach bait gel should be placed in small dabs directly into cracks and crevices in cabinets, drawers, around sinks, counter tops, in food cabinets and any other area where you are seeing activity. Talstar + Gentrol on the other hand should only be sprayed around door frames, window frames and directly into cracks and crevices around baseboards and in cracks and crevices around utilities (cables, pipes, wires) that enter through the wall. Never apply the products in the same exact area. It is also important to make sure the kitchen and surrounding areas are spotless each day while you are trying to eliminate the roaches. Leave no crumbs or dishes in the sink at night, take out trash every night, and make sure all counter tops are wiped down thoroughly. One week is not enough time to determine if a roach bait gel is working. You need to give a bait severeal weeks to see if you notice a difference in a roach population. Heavy infestations can take several months to get rid of no matter what products you use.
November 19, 2011
Maggie from Lake Providence, Louisiana 71254 asked:
QHow often do you put Advion Roach Bait Gel out. For instance, every 30 days or every 90 days?
AYou should place Advion Roach Bait Gel out as often as needed. You should only apply roach gel out if you have a problem. If you do not have a problem, you should not place roach gel out as it is a food that will attract roaches, you do not want to attract a problem if you don't have one. If you do have a current roach issue, you should apply as often as you need to. In bad infestations, you may need to apply weekly if the roaches are eating it that fast.
November 4, 2014
Bruce from Glenolden, Pa asked:
QI purchased this about 3 years ago...
mine were red cap and wondered it if also only had a 1 year shelf life as I have seen on other sites saying it had 2 - 3 yr shelf life. So the 3 unopened tubes are useless now?
A Advion Roach Bait Gel has a one year shelf life once the tube has actually been opened. If the tubes you have have not been opened, they should be fine. If the gel is hard, then it is likely it is out of date. If it has been kept in a room temperature room, it is fine.
October 13, 2014
Denise from Fresno California asked:
QDoes Advion cockroach product expire?
My boyfriend bought some for my apartment but he found it on eBay and I was wondering if it expires?
A No, the manufacturer does not label Advion Roach Bait Gel with an expiration date. We recommend that you use the bait within one year from the date of purchase to ensure freshness. Be sure to store the bait in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight.
October 9, 2014 Angela asked:
QPlease help me out..
I've lived in my apartment for 8 years and never seen a cockroach here until yesterday I found 1 dead cockroach next to my sliding door (that opens up to balcony). Not sure if this roach just got in from outside. Should I use this bait or just wait to see if I find more (really hoping not). I don't want to attract more roaches with this bait if it was just that one.
A Since you have only seen one and it was right inside the door, it is a strong possiblity that it did come in from outside. We would recommend to put up a barrier. You can use Phantom aerosol. Apply this product indoors and out along cracks, crevices and entry points.
September 19, 2014
Delphine from Palm Coast,fl asked:
QWhat do I use to screw the top off the Advion gel bait tube?
The tip is difficult to take off.
A We would recommend using a small pair of pliers if you are having difficulty getting the tip off of the Advion Roach Bait gel. It should just twist off and on once you get it off the first time. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.
September 7, 2014
Tinatarrant from Tifton.georgia asked:
QCan Advion Roach Bait Gel hurt a very tiny puppy less than 1 pound? Please help
My toy poodle is in the vet been there for 5 days. He weighs 1 pound could this have hurt him? The bug people put big globs everywhere. Please help, he is on iv and antibiotics but they cant find whats wrong. Could it have been this?
A The Advion Roach Bait Gel is safe around pets as long as it is used in areas that inaccessible to your puppy. If your puppy ate or licked the Advion Roach Bait Gel then we would recommend you forward the Advion Roach Bait Gel Manufacturers Safety Data Sheet for your vet to review to make an informed decision on your puppy's care.
July 12, 2014
Tom from Cali asked:
QWill Advion Roach Bait Gel also kill crickets?
A Advion Roach Bait Gel will not kill crickets. Pleae visit our Cricket control page. The most effective means of controlling crickets is with cricket baits such as InTice or Niban. These products will kill crickets and will keep more from coming into the treated area.
July 10, 2014
Lourene from Keaau Hawaii asked:
QShould roaches dead from Advion be left around kitchen or can I clean them up?
I thought the affected roaches would take the gel back to their nest and die, then the dead roaches would be ingested by other roaches and die. But, I see the roaches dying in my kitchen. What should I expect. Heavy infestation but not many have died yet after 2 days.
A Older or unhealthy roaches can be affected much faster than younger/healthier roaches. You can go ahead and clean uyp dead roaches that are out in the open. With a heavy infestation, you can expect several weeks before you see full resulst. Please take a few moments to read our roach control article: http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/how-to-get-rid-of-german-roaches-a-245.html
March 31, 2014
Sylvia from Prattville Al asked:
QI received the blue & green pack of Advion cockroach gel bait. I'm not sure how to use this product. Help!
Advion Roach Bait Gel use to be in red and white packaging. It is now in the green and blue packaging but is the same exact product and formulation. It should be applied into cracks and crevices in the kitchen and bathroom areas. Please click on the link below for a full list of treatment areas. It should be replaced every two weeks. Do not spray any insecticides or household cleaners in the treated areas. If you need additional help, please contact one of our experts at 866.581.7378 M-F 9-5PM EST for free advice.
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March 10, 2014
Matt from Roanoke Al. asked:
QWhich roach gel is better Advion or Maxforce FC by Bayer?
I tried Advion its been good but wonder if Maxforce FC is better. I've got a bad infestation.
Advion Roach Bait Gel and the Maxforce FC Roach Bait Gel by Bayer are all great professional roach bait gels. They contain different active ingredients. There is no set guideline on how often you should rotate the baits. A lot of professionals will use the same bait as long as they are seeing good results. When the results start to falter, they will then switch to a new material with a different active ingredient. We also recommend that you treat the home with an insecticide and insect growth regulator (IGR). I have included some great articles below that will help guide you with the treatment.
February 13, 2014
Yong from Houston asked:
QIs Advion Roach Bait Gel harmful to an infant?
I have a baby that is just one month old. Is Advion Roach Bait Gel safe for my baby? Thanks!
A Advion Roach Bait Gel will be applied to cracks and crevices that are inaccessible to your child so it will be safe if used as directed on the product label.


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