Ridge Rider
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He is on Flagyl and Amoxicillin for a bit of an explosive poopy issue. But he has been on that for over a month now. He got his booster vaccines yesterday. That's all. And he takes Rimadyl and Metacam for his arthritis. But he has taken those for a couple years now.
There's your answer.
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Did they give him anything at the vet yesterday?
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Everything old school is now new school.
Ain't that a hoot.
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Freedom Of Information Act.
Public records.
Didn't the O Administration make a promise to the American public for more transparency in government?
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Yes, haven't tried any yet.
Stumbled across this type while looking at heirlooms for popping.
Have you tried it?
If so, would you recommend it?
I'm considering a purchase of an old heirloom called Glass Gem.
Was looking for one with popping abilities.
Others have told me this one is a keeper.
Anyone else tried it?
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Well most sites/books generally offer the same advice.
Good drainage.
Water daily.
Drying
If you are drying herbs for winter use, I clip them often, dry them, you can hang them to dry or dry them in the (directions online) oven and then store in a container.
Oils
If you want to make oils, the best harvesting time is right before they flower/go to seed.
Freezing
Some like to freeze the fresh dry (free from moisture) leaves whole.
To do this, place the leaves on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and place in the freezer.
Once frozen, you can place them in a freezer bag to use later for soups and sauces.
Usually if I have a question about a particular method of use, I will enter the name of the herb and go from there.
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I actually watched the whole thing this afternoon. I believe these people were on to something. Why do you think the Navy didnt want this discovery out???
Not really sure.
As the video implies.
Maybe the researchers stumbled onto something some don't want anyone knowing about.
So many questions.
Your guess would be as good as mine.
I did find this interesting documentary from back in the early 80's.
Get's interesting around the 3 minute mark.
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if you check the creditials of everyone listed on that show you see it is all fake
It's called recreation.
I seriously doubt those with knowledge would want their identities known.
The "bloops" and "cave drawings" have been confirmed as real.
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Honestly I don't know what to believe on this matter. while the documentary had strong points so did all the articles I read on the internet about it. So I guess you could say I am in the air about it all. I am what I call a wannabeliever, I don't totally believe but I don't completely not believe either. does that make sense?
Yes, I understand.
Was just curious if you confirmed that these researchers were actors as the internet articles you read pointed out.
That's all.
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I watched this show a couple of months ago, I got intriqued so I decided to do some research on it. Alot of the information I found said that this documentary was faked and that everyone interviewed in it were actors.
I'm curious.
Did you validate their opinions?
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I read/saw somewhere that "mermaids" were actually manatees.
Sailors must have been hitting the sauce !!!Yes, but what about the scientists that were interviewed?
Or the member of the military that was interviewed.........
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Mermaids?
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Since when??
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Babies do grow up into adults.
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Are you positive it's an alien skull?
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How sad and pathetic that people gawked and taunted him as though he were there for their amusement.
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I have hunted for years and have never seen a bear skeleton so its highly likely that they bury their dead or the bones get eaten.
Remember watching a documentary on wildlife one evening where this research team involved in the project performed an experiment to see how long exactly it would take a fresh deer carcass to break down and disappear without a trace. Turns out that it took seven days from the time the body was placed, the scavengers feasted, and the bones were carted off or buried for later.
Have met many hunters and hikers that say the same thing as yourself.
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The blue Hydrangeas are usually not hardy here or they need a specific PH to make blue flowers although there are now varieties on the market that will grow blue flowers reliably. Be wary when buying to make sure of what you are actually getting. Something from the supermarket is probably not going to be a good garden plant. Finding a good variety for here in PA would be a good thing to call your local Cooperative Extension about. http://extension.psu.edu/counties
If you are referring to the BUDS Gardeners donation box, then yes, we can always use donations that would otherwise go into a landfill.
We can use anything involving growing plants, and we always need supplies for the gift wrapping at the Mall the week before Christmas.
That must be why I've had trouble with them here.
Down South when grown in semi shade they will stay blue, if too much sun gets to them they turn pink.
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WE used to call the one my parents had a "Snowball Bush".
Isn't the Snowball Bush a Viburnum?
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Sam thing happened to me one day at Morningside.......only this was a male, thirtyish.
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I was all excited to post a story or 2 when I got home tonight but it wasn't up yet. :-/ Roger there will be no debating the issues or mocking peoples stories, just a fun place to share experiences and unnatural events.
Excellent!
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Thank you!
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It is an Amaryllis. The flowers could be one of many colors: reds, oranges, salmons, mahogany, magenta, deep rose, Victorian pinks, white, creamy yellow, lemon-lime.
Where on earth can I find those other colors?
The individual ones like Jennifuel's, I only ever find in the white or red.
Then again, maybe I am always too late in selection and the red or white are the only ones left.
Help! Does anyone know what this is?
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