Plus five insightful. Mechanical control is difficult but effective, The canes grow, then the next year they fruit, and the next year they die. It makes a hell of a mess, and gets harder to clear as time goes by, burying, then killing anything else in the area. Like Kudzu. Spraying Glyphosate is an ugly, but popular option. I favor the Flamethrower.
They are the Africanized Bees of the Rubus World. -The nastiest thorns, crowding out the friendlier native species, but the fruits are larger and more numerous. Better than Hedera by far, but not really welcome in a balanced environment.
I have trouble clearing Himalayan Blackberries because of folks that seem to think they can't get enough fruit from the massive patch on the other side of the fence. Fools.
I never saw the test, but in Oregon, employees have to take a class and be certified to work in restaurants. I like to think that hand-washing is part of the curriculum.
It's the washing part that ain't happening. Rather than gather cultures from feckless-looking employees, its easier to look and see if they're wearing their gloves.
Many of the photos he made cannot be taken now because of so much overgrowth.
Other than Yosemite, where prudent people used to burn the forest to promote grazing, I don't know where you are talking about. I've looked at a whole lot of his work.
Carbonic acid is breaking down the Karst. This is not new, but the rate of disintegration is probably increasing. This is another feature of the current Anthropogenic Carbon Release event.
Part of the problem is that those shoes also don't last long enough to earn after-market laces. I have replaced original-equipment faux laces on new shoes with good results.
Summers are only brutal if you are used to San Francisco weather. There are much worse places available. I try to think ahead, and I see some big problems with sea level rise in the future. I would not buy that real estate, YMMV.
But... He does not say it. He does not think it. He does not act it. I think its a mistake to infer that he infers anything. (He is, after all, the United States Secretary Of State; Prima Fascia evidence of his professional relation to truth.)
It was pretty explicitly designed to prevent popular democracy. The founding fathers knew if the hoi polloi actually got control they'd get right to the jackassery- like the fucking Volstead act, (Seriously, wtf?)
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Plus five insightful. Mechanical control is difficult but effective, The canes grow, then the next year they fruit, and the next year they die. It makes a hell of a mess, and gets harder to clear as time goes by, burying, then killing anything else in the area. Like Kudzu. Spraying Glyphosate is an ugly, but popular option. I favor the Flamethrower.
Kudzu is edible.
They are the Africanized Bees of the Rubus World. -The nastiest thorns, crowding out the friendlier native species, but the fruits are larger and more numerous.
Better than Hedera by far, but not really welcome in a balanced environment.
I have trouble clearing Himalayan Blackberries because of folks that seem to think they can't get enough fruit from the massive patch on the other side of the fence. Fools.
I never saw the test, but in Oregon, employees have to take a class and be certified to work in restaurants.
I like to think that hand-washing is part of the curriculum.
What the hell else are they supposed to do with acres and acres of servers?
What's wrong with that exactly?
It's the washing part that ain't happening. Rather than gather cultures from feckless-looking employees, its easier to look and see if they're wearing their gloves.
Many of the photos he made cannot be taken now because of so much overgrowth.
Other than Yosemite, where prudent people used to burn the forest to promote grazing, I don't know where you are talking about.
I've looked at a whole lot of his work.
Crimes committed while working Law Enforcement are not punished.
Why would you want a lettuce low in potassium and nitrates anyway?
Wassa matter, you don't eat Flintstones Vitamins?
Guess what...
Do the Kochs really pay you that well?
Carbonic acid is breaking down the Karst. This is not new, but the rate of disintegration is probably increasing.
This is another feature of the current Anthropogenic Carbon Release event.
Part of the problem is that those shoes also don't last long enough to earn after-market laces. I have replaced original-equipment faux laces on new shoes with good results.
Summers are only brutal if you are used to San Francisco weather. There are much worse places available.
I try to think ahead, and I see some big problems with sea level rise in the future. I would not buy that real estate, YMMV.
...Did not seem too currently informed. Better try again.
If BP cleaned up its messes they'd be out of business.
I, for one, would rather not subsidise their crimes.
All that "Mars Mission" technology will only scale to a very small population. Its a bit too late now to evolve any methane-breathing abilities.
Read TFA, found an easier-to-read, more informative page.
But... He does not say it.
He does not think it.
He does not act it.
I think its a mistake to infer that he infers anything. (He is, after all, the United States Secretary Of State; Prima Fascia evidence of his professional relation to truth.)
Lets not hold back progress with regressive definition of the English Language, mmmkay?
The "Standing Army" of which you speak has been crushing liberty and preventing freedom since 1898.
Once again, they concur with the hoboroadie.
It was pretty explicitly designed to prevent popular democracy. The founding fathers knew if the hoi polloi actually got control they'd get right to the jackassery- like the fucking Volstead act, (Seriously, wtf?)
I've got scruples.