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I saw a shrub cover in a magazine called improvements that has drawstrings in the top and bottom for easy installation. In the description it say that it protects your shrubs from the winter wind and late frosts. I am wondering if by buying the largest size and then filling it with leaves if it would protect the hydrangea well enough. I'm tired of putting up the chicken wire and i hate the look of it all winter long. The cover is an attractive green with a nice leaf design that i think would look way better than the chicken wire. What are your thoughts on this?
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I used them last year and they worked very well. They aren't made really well though. Just check them before you try to put them on the shrubs. I think maybe out of 12 covers maybe three had a problem - in one the tie was sewn down so I couldn't tighten it, one broke, etc. One I had to return (bought locally). I bought them late in the season and was trying to put them on quickly in the cold. Most of the problems could have been fixed with minor sewing, pinning, etc.
I'll definitely use them again this season. I think I tied the bottom shut, then stuffed them with oak leaves, then tied the top shut. This may have been the opposite of what the instructions told you to do. I was worried about critters getting inside, but saw no damage. I took them off probably later than recommended, but actually saw new green leaves inside to my surprise. I'm thinking that taking them off later in the season may be the thing to do again to protect against late frosts.
Everything did really well this year. I had mostly new hydrangeas. I was worried about my small Blue Bird which looked like just dead stalks when I took the cover off. But it proceeded to get tons of new flowers coming up from the ground and has done beautifully all year. We did have the added benefit of lots of snow cover last winter.
Oh, I am so happy to hear that! I was thinking of doing it the same way that you mentioned: tying the bottom then filling with leaves and then tying the top. Sound so much easier that the chicken wire. I hadn't thought of buying these locally so I will need to check before I order them online, you never know where you'll find them cheaper. Did you find them at a big box store or a local garden center? Thanks for your response!
I found them in a local garden center. Don't remember the prices, but each size came in a set of three which was cheaper than buying three individually.
This year I'm thinking of doing burlap on ones that probably have gotten too big for the bags. Waiting for a 50% off coupon at Joanns.


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Threatening a police officer gets longer sentence than homicide
There is no end to the shitstorm of injustice flowing from the case of Bart Officer Johannes Mehserle and Oscar Grant. On January 1, 2009, during an altercation at the Fruitvale Bart station, Mehserle shot Oscar Grant while he was lying face down on the ground. This occurred while his partner Tony Pirone screamed racial slurs like "Bitch ass nigger!" at the victim. Jury deliberations at Mehserle's trial in the Summer of 2010 were a joke. The jury convicted Mehserle of involuntary manslaughter even though Mehserle essentially murdered Mr. Grant.
Mehserle then received the lightest sentence possible for the killing, as he was a cop, and of a higher order of human being than the rest of us. His charge carried a possible sentence of 2 to 4 years, and he received a sentence of 2 years with credit for time served. Incidentally, this is about as severe as some people face for growing weed (Got that? Murder by a cop is punished in the same manner as getting high for ordinary slaves like you or me).
One of Mehserle's accomplices to the crime, Marysol Domenici, stated that if Grant had followed orders, he wouldn't have been shot (yes, apparently the punishment for disobedience in this country is death). She committed perjury to protect herself and her friends in Blue and was fired. However, she was subsequently reinstated and given back-pay of $118,750 during the vacation of 15 months during which she did no work.
Did you think the absurdity stopped there? Don't be so naive. This is the United States of fucking America. After hearing the news of Oscar Grant's death, Jeffrey L .Weaver, who was incensed, vented his frustrations in the comments section of an Infowars.com article. He posted under the identity "F-ThePIGS" and said, "IF I FIND OUT WHO THE PIG IS THEN I WILL KILL THE PIG WHO KILLED HIM." Later, he posted, "If any of you Oakland or BART pigs … are reading this your time is coming," the FBI said. The writer added he was "curious to know what it looks like up close to see pigs … get their brains splattered against a wall" (more here).
After Mehserle was identified several days later, Mr. Weaver ranted some more, and posted Mehserle's name and home address. Allegedly, Mehserle moved around from place to place and went into hiding because of situations like this. This actually is not an infrequent occurrence; people accused of heinous crimes such as child molestation or murder are sometimes hounded, condemned or followed by the public, and may even find protesters outside their house.
But god forbid this happens to a police officer. Even if he is a goddamned murderer. We can't have our laurel-crowned gods treated like this.
Jeffrey Weaver was located through IP addresses linked to his statements and was arrested and charged for transmitting threatening communications in interstate commerce. Mr. Weaver was sentenced to 3 years in federal prison and 3 years of probation. Nevermind that these were just words, and that Weaver was on the other side of the country in Virginia when he made these alleged "threats." Nevermind that the Supreme Court declared in Brandenburg v. Ohio that government cannot constitutionally punish general advocacy of force or lawlessness. Such advocacy for violence and lawlessness may only be punished if it meets 3 elements – intent, imminence, and likelihood.
Only by the most intellectually dishonest stretch of the law should Weaver's act of ranting on the internet some 3,000 miles away be considered conclusive evidence of intent to commit violent unlawful action that is both imminent and likely to happen. Weaver's comments are at the most disturbing and unnerving, but they are not worse than murder.
No, this is not a joke. A police officer really did murder someone and serve only 2 years in prison, while a weed grower faced the same amount of time, and an angry man infuriated by cold-blooded murder is serving 3 years for merely making nasty comments. A police officer can murder you and get 2 years, but if you so much as threaten a police officer, you will do more time.
According to the law, your life isn't worth shit compared to that of a police officer's. How does it feel to occupy one of the lower rungs in a caste society?
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- Free Soul
Was it Jimmy Cliff or Peter Tosh who said "I dont want peace, I want equal rights and JUSTICE!"?
- anada
if the assholes keep putting us in jail, then how will they continue to get paid b/c the government won't have any taxes slaves left to steal from. there are only 50 million people working w/o the government nipple. of the 50 million working 55% is stolen for taxes to pay for their own enslavement. corporate welfare takes 95% of 55% and 5% of the 55% is left for low-level welfare recipients like cops. and cops have to share 5% of stolen tax money with all the other welfare recipients. cops are welfare recipient b/c they have stopped serving the public and starting serving themselves. they are takers like the rest of the government leeches.
- akazip
While I don't condone violence against anyone, I do understand the visceral feelings that people go through when a great injustice is done. The police in this country work in conjunction with the prosecutors and their masters, the corporations. We are just slaves with a number (given at birth and sold on the open market).
If police officers are afraid for their lives, then maybe they should police their own yard instead of hiding behind unions and corrupt politicians. When we see corrupt cops getting what they deserve, then we might have a little more respect for them as human beings, and "follow orders".
By the way, nobody tells me what to do; they can ask nicely, or kiss by rosy red ass.
- 901fan
your own article is contridictory. You say homicide in the title to be inflamitory but you point out that he was convicted of "involuntary manslaughter" So which is it? Was he convited of Homicide or manslaughter? its hard to take you seriously when you obviously misrepresnt the facts.
- Chris S.
Involentary manslaughter was what he was charged with but taking a life is homicide. The former is just legal bullcrap for people that didn't do it intentionally. but if you point the weapon and squeeze the trigger how unintentional and involentary was it? I understood her meaning, you must be a lawyer not to have ;)
- 901fan
Chris, I think the jury beleived that he thought the officer intended to use his taser but like a retard pulled the wrong tool and killed the guy. The jury felt that is actions were so neglegent that they were criminal that is why they chose to convict him of an "involentary" crime. If they felt based on the facts they were presented with he did it intentionally he would have been convicted of "Homicide". you can I can argue all day long about weather it was homicide or manslaughter, but the simple fact remains, in a court of law it was determined to be involentary manslaughter not homicide. So calling it otherwise besides being pointless is just incorrect.
- George Sand
@901 – go look up the definition of homicide. It means killing a person. This can include murder, involuntary manslaughter or voluntary manslaughter. So yes, he was convicted of a homicide. Involuntary manslaughter is a form of homicide.
- not bob
901fan: your just playing devils advocate and quibbling over minutia – give us your solid opinion here – was what the cop did – shoot someone in the back while screaming racial epithets at them an accident or murder – just your personal opinion is all I am asking for ?
My opinion is if the cop was so stupid as to pull the wrong weapon and pull the trigger he qualifies as "to stupid to live" and should be put to death for murder.
- Jason
Essentially a thought crime gets you sentenced now when it has to do with actual justice against a murderer cop. Nice. Glad I am moving out of this damn country. I've had enough.
- George Sand
@jason – where are you moving to?
- George Sand
Mehserle claimed in his defense he didn't know the difference between his taser and his gun, but this picture was taken allegedly by Oscar Grant, while he was on the ground, before he was shot – http://www.streetgangs.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/oscar_grant_cell.jpg
Mehserle had his taser out at one point. My ass he didn't know which was which.
- Malfeitor
People should know better than to post comments like that on message board's, unless you take precautions nothing you say online is anonymous.
That being said i think 3 years is rather excessive, pretty clearly shows that the courts agree with police, they ARE better than us.
- theblueline
How about the fact that two police officers lost their lives this week alone. You have the nerve to protest this piece of shits death. I say fuck you sir and fuck all the other hippie scumbag tweekers that share your opinion. Police officers will always be here no matter how many stupid websites you create. Get used to it scumbags we aren't going anywhere.
- EveryMinorityEver
@thblueline:You are an idiot. There is no justification for the shooting of an unarmed man lying face down on the ground. Whether it was Martin Luther King or Adolf Hitler, that would be an execution. The police are NOT executioners. That is what the whole legal system is for. So yes, we DO have the nerve to protest the death of this individual. THAT, was not justice.
- 901fan
George Sand, you are correct homicide includes all forms of death of a human being. However, most people equate homicide with murder and that was certianly what the authtor was implying. I should have been more clear. My apologies. Thanks for pointing that out.
Not Bob, I think that any officer that keeps his taser on the same side as his gun is asking for problems. Most agencies wont let you. As for what I think. I think the cop was neglegent and pulled the wrong tool. He was shooting it like it was a taser not a gun. when you are acting in a high stress situation you act and react with what you are trained to do. I have pointed my taser and gun at hundreds of people and I never once thought about it. it just happend based on my observations and the actions of the person. Its kind of an auto poilot thing for the most part. When things slow down or there is a lull in the activity is when you have time to think about what is going on. think of it like driving and a box falls out of the vehicle in front of you in the road. you probibly arent going to think. Hmmm, I should swerve. What is likley to happen is your mind takes over and you swerve without thinking about it too much. Your mind has sped up and you have probibly even checked the mirrors before you swerved without even thinking to, in the end, you avoided a mis hap. I think its stupid to cary the taser on the same side. I have mine set up so that I have to draw it with a different hand on the oposite side of my body as my gun. This I do becuase an officer in my agency shot a guy in the butt several years back thinking he was tasing him. Back then we were allowed to carry the taser where we wanted to. Now our agency dictates were we carry them. So do I think he did it on purpose? No I dont, beucase in that situation there was no need for his gun to be out. After watching the video and having been in similar situations it looks like he was attempting to tase him since there was no need to shoot him. No cop with any firearms traing holds or shoots thier gun like that. But they do use the taser like that beucse it has a laser dot so you dont need to sight it.
As for getting more time for threatening an officer than homicide. I have been threatend as a police officer multiple times and nobody ever got near 48 months. The most anyone who ever threatend me got was 60 days. He was gang memeber who was mad at me for knocking him over just as he held a 5 lb weight over his wifes head and was about to hit her with it AGAIN. He threatend to kill me and my family and he got 60 days for that and probation for his vicious assult on his wife.
- Matthew D. Peters
In my opinion, police officers should receive an appropriate sentence for the circumstances and specifics of their behavior when they engage in criminal activity. They do not have a protected legal status when they act in a manner contrary to their statutory authority.
In this case, murder would be very difficult to prove because to make a murder charge stick, you must prove both intent and malice aforethought. In addition, it must be proven that there was no reasonable legal excuse or legal authority for the homicide. I agree with 901fan's general assessment of the incident, therefore I do not believe it was a murder. However, I believe the crime committed by the officer was voluntary manslaughter as opposed to mere involuntary manslaughter due to the fact that the homicide occurred during the commission of a felony (armed assault) and not a non-felony.
The perpetrator of this officer-involved unlawful homicide received an obscenely lenient sentence in my opinion.
- George Sand
@Matthew Peters – I don't know where you live, but in California, where this occurred, murder charges exist in the first or second degree. First degree murder requires intent to kill. Second degree does not. One can be guilty of second degree murder if they behaved so recklessly as to exhibit indifference to human life, while engaging in an inherently dangerous activity, and as a result killed a person (something to that effect.). Thus, if not first degree, Mehserle reasonably committed an act that would fit under the definition second degree murder.
Also, I think you are getting things confused. If homicide was committed during a felony, some states ratchet it up to felony murder. Commission of a felony would not have an effect on manslaughter, at least not in California (to my knowledge). What separates voluntary and involuntary manslaughter is whether the homicide was a "heat of the passion" crime – i.e. it was committed after the killer was actually, and reasonably provoked to kill. For instance, if you come home to see your wife fucking your best friend and see a gun on the night stand and impulsively shoot and kill them, you could make a case for voluntary manslaughter because the killer intended to kill or injure, but this is mitigated by the "heat of the passion" circumstances. On the other hand, involuntary manslaughter is when negligent action results in someone's death, even though the killer did not mean to kill, or even hurt anyone. Examples of involuntary manslaughter would be drinking and driving and killing someone, or locking up all your fire escape exits negligently, and as a result people in your building burn to death.
- George Sand
@901 – if you click on the link of the earlier story about Mehserle, you will see why I argue that he committed murder, even though he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. His actions more than reasonably fit the definition of second degree murder under California's penal code.
- Matthew D. Peters
@George Sand:
"Murder is the unlawful killing of a human being, or a
fetus, with malice aforethought."
-California Penal Code, Section 187(a)
The difference between first and second degree murder in the State of California is determined by how the murder was committed.
See California Penal Code Section 189.
I live in Oregon, but that does not mean I do not have access to California statutes.
- 901fan
George, I did and yes he had his taser out in that picture. But clearly he had it put away when he drew his gun. situatuions are fluid and ever changing. At some point the taser was put away, i assume becuase he felt it wasnt needed. In the video he draws his gun suddenly and deploys it like a taser. Which was clearly the wrong thing to do. It was neglegent it shouldnt have happend. But it did
- George Sand
@Matthew – What's your point there? Penal code 189 would be in line with what I am saying. It says that intentional killing, and killing with weapons of mass destruction and other tools, etc. are first degree, while other murders are second degree. Mehserle's actions would be the "other murders" 189 mentions.
Mehserle committed second degree murder because malice aforethought could reasonably demonstrated as to his actions. Malice aforethought is not the same thing as intent. Malice aforethought can be explicit (intent), or implicit. Murder in the first degree requires express malice aforethought (intent). However, IMPLIED malice aforethought can be shown in the following ways (per CA murder jury instructions) –
1. (he/she) intentionally committed an act;
2. The natural consequences of the act were dangerous to human life;
3. At the time (he/she) acted, (he/she) knew (his/her) act was dangerous to human life;
4. (he/she) deliberately acted with conscious disregard for (human/ [or] fetal) life.
Mehserle intentionally committed the act of drawing a weapon (whether it be taser or gun.) The natural consequences of drawing a weapon without checking what weapon it is is an act that is dangerous to human life. At the time Mehserle acted, he knew (unless he is brain dead) that drawing a random weapon from your holster without checking which one it is, is an act that is dangerous to human life. He then aimed it at Grant's back, which was a conscious disregard for human life.
Thus, implied malice aforethought, second degree murder.
- 901fan
George, I understand your point, but there is no way the mens rea was or could be met under the circimstances. In order for your acessment to fit they would have to have certian articulable facts that demonstrate his intent was to kill him. The jury found that he was neglegent (we all agree on that) but that it was not his intent to kill him.
- Mr. Schroeder
"I have pointed my taser and gun at hundreds of people and I never once thought about it."
You're the problem, moron. You're not "just doing your job", you're clearly one of the bad guys.
- George Sand
@901 – if you are still arguing mens rea and intent to kill, then you clearly don't understand my point. Second degree murder does NOT REQUIRE intent to kill for mens rea – it just requires an intentional reckless act. Read the elements over. For instance, let's say you charge at a person with an axe because you want to kill them, and you do. That is intent to kill, and therefore first degree murder. Now let's say you are swinging an axe wildly while a crowd stands nearby, and did not intend to kill anyone, but the axe swung out of your hands accidentally and hit someone and killed them. This would be an intentional act (you INTENDED to swing the axe – no one swings an axe wildly by "accident"), the act was reckless and inherently dangerous to human life, and it ended up killing someone. This would be an example of implied malice, and second degree murder.
Implied malice is just that – it's IMPLIED, not EXPRESS. Express malice is intent to kill, which is required for FIRST degree. IMPLIED malice is IMPLIED by the reckless act, even if the killer didn't intend to kill (e.g. perhaps he only had intent to wound, perhaps he had no intent to hurt anyone at all, but the act was so reckless, and so inherently dangerous, and likely to kill, that malice is implied).
The real issue to be disputed is whether you think drawing a weapon without checking which one it is, and firing into someone's back is reckless. If you don't think it's reckless, then I suppose it would not be second degree murder.
- 901fan
I understand your point and your explanation of the law is correct and perfectly clear. What I am saying is that it comes down to the intent of the officer and if he did in fact think he was pulling his taser by accident. To pull a gun instead is reckless true but I think it lacks malice. Tasers are not considered lethal so presumably he thought he was using less lethal means to subdue the subject. I think of it like this, and I may be wrong, if sitting in a car in a parking lot you intend to back out and shift gears but mistakenly put it in drive instead of reverse and run into a pedestrian and kill them. If you had backed up like intended, the death would not have occurred. You intended to drive the car and did not intend to kill anyone but did so mistakenly. I assume this is how the jury looked at it too. I was not there and did not have the facts but it seems like they believed that he intended to use less lethal means. Even though nearly 85% of persons survive a single shot from a handgun round 99.9 survive being tased.
Mr. Schroder,
Yes I am a moron, I don't deny that. I would have to be to do this job. Think about it. If you called 911 and needed help I would without equivocation do everything possible to help you or keep you safe up to and including risking my own life for you. I would do this even if I knew you were the douche bag cop hater that you are. If I died proctecting you from harm I would still do it. I am certain that the feeling is not reciprocal. So indeed, I am clearly a moron. And you my friend are an ignorant bigot. Ignorant to the facts of reality, as ignorant as anyone who judges people by a race, color or classification. The solace for me is that I get to go through life being me and knowing I am not you, a miserable tormented bigot. You assume all cops are evil, who the hell do you think arrests bad cops? Who is willing to risk their life for your safety? Have you ever looked down the sights of a gun at a suspect while in the foreground is two murdered souls just killed by the very person you are pointing your gun at? I do not violate peoples civil rights. I do my best to help everyone I come in contact with. More often than not when I take a person to jail they thank me. For A) treating them like a human being and B) helping them on the path to getting their life in order. People ask me how I can be so nice to a child molester and not beat the shit out of them. I tell them my satisfaction comes from conducting a detailed and professional investigation that is not compromised by any chances of the suspects civil rights being violated. Because I am the servant of the victim and if I do something that keeps the victim from getting justice, I am worthless to the processes. Instead, I listen to the disgusting details and document them accurately and completely and make certain that the rights of the victim and suspect are protected so that the case makes it through any suppression hearing or any legal defense. You judge me by my profession. You don't know me and your ignorant statement shows that. Enjoy your life of bigotry.
- theblueline is a pussy
Hey theblueline, you are going to get yours with that attitude. Hopefully it will be as painful and slow as can be. You cowards can't take on an armed populace, so if we want you gone, you are gone, period. You're just a bitch with a badge and a gun, nothing more. I hope you don't ever make it home. We need to cleanse the gene pool of sorry fucks like you.
- 901fan
Seriously? You are not going to be taken seriously with statements like that. Rational adults do not delight in the death of anyone and especially not murder. Statments like that make you sound like a junior high student and it bodes the question if mommy knows your on the internet that late.
- Russ
I very rarely disagree, but I'm forced to do so here.
Had the guy said "I hope someone kills the f'ing pig" or "Someone needs to kill this f'ing pig", he would have been just fine. Even if he said "I wish I could kill this f'ing pig" he would have been safe. It would have been a straight First Amendment free-speech issue. But he said "I am going to kill this f'ing pig" and that's criminal threatening. It shows a clear intent.
Further, he says he'll kill the cop "as soon as he knows where he lives" or "as soon as he finds him" or however he phrased it. This made the threat imminent.
Likelihood is entirely subjective. Who's to say that 3,000 miles is too far to go for someone who's that angry? Plus, once it's been established that the threat was intentional and imminent, likelihood starts to have a much more liberal application.
The author of the post seems to feel that the issue is less that the guy was charged for his rant and more because of the length of the sentence imposed being longer than the cop got for the wrongful killing of the first guy. But the cop's sentence is irrelevant. The cases aren't connected. I'm sure the judge/jury was just as upset about the officer's actions and light sentence as the rest of us, but it's just not germane to the threatening charge which had to be decided on its own merits.
- George Sand
Ok, point taken. We disagree whether this was imminent. Even so, I do not think 3 years in prison is an appropriate or proportionate punishment for this. Look at sentencing for manslaughter crimes – http://www.jkrlaw.com/california-felony-sentencing-schedule. I really do not think it's appropriate for someone to do 3 years for a threat, when minimum sentences when you actually do kill someone runs in the 1.5-4 year range.
- Russ
George Sand – your own argument belies your point. If the cop truly did think he was drawing his taser, not his gun, them there is no implied intent, or passive intent, because a taser is not reasonably likely to kill. Not even if it hits a person with a pacemaker by accident. That being said, you're not wrong. I'm just pointing out that your argument is flawed.
901fan – there is absolutely no excuse for tasing a suspect who is lying face down with his hands out in front of him while your partner is yelling "bitch ass n!gger". Whatever may or may not have happened previous, the suspect was compliant at that moment and so tasing him was an illegal act. Whether he intended to pull his taser or his gun is irrelevant because he had no right to use either. He intended to cause injury either way and his victim died as a result. Therefore this is depraved indifference, and that makes it first-degree murder. It also makes it a hate crime.
- Russ
Oh, sorry guys. I thought you were arguing the intent of the officer, but apparently you were arguing the intent if the guy who did the threatening. My bad.
- Russ
Theblueline – while you're right in your assertion that we will probably always have police officers, you're dead wrong in assuming that we have to tolerate bad cos. You seem to forget that you work for us. Civilian oversight of the police is a growing trend, not a shrinking trend. Every major city in this country is implementing continuing education requirements, greater accountability standards, more training, more frequent drug testing, more frequent psychological testing, mandatory therapy sessions for all officers periodically regardless of whether or not there's been an incident, etc.
However, the guy who's arguing with you (the one guy who seems to be gullible enough to even bother arguing with you) is absolutely right when he says that we are an armed populace doesn't have to tolerate the existence of police. If we decided we wanted you gone, you'd be gone. Not even the military could stand against us all if we were to revolt. If you don't know that, you're a fool.
Also, if you're an abusive cop who violates people's rights, tramples on civil liberties, conducts illegal searches/seizures and illegal arrests only to trump up a charge later, you don't really need to worry about a revolution or civilian oversight. You just need to worry about conducting an unwarranted arrest of an armed citizen who really knows his rights. The Supreme Court haas ruled time and again, in at least 15 cases that flood to mind, that a citizen has the right to resist an illegal arrest with as much force as is necessary, including lethal force.
Further, the Supreme Court has held that you don't even have to be the person being abused to use lethal force in stopping the abuse. Any citizen can use force to protect the rights of another.
So, while I'm quite sure that my training as a US Army Ranger (7th Cavalry), qualifies and enables me to protect myself, armed or not, from at least a few bad cops, the real danger would come from you abusing another citizen in my presence. Personally, this shitball cop in CA and his racist prick of a partner murdered that man in full view of the public. Had I been there, I'd have just assumed the guy was alive after the first shot and would have killed the dirty cops to prevent them shooting him again. And I'd have done it as part of my oath as an American soldier (or former soldier). You may not care about your oath, but I care about the one I took.
As much as I like and respect police officers, there's nothing worse than a bad cop in our society. And I mean nothing worse! Drug dealers, mafia hit men, men who beat women, rapists, kidnappers, child molesters, serial killers – all are better than a dirty cop. Scumbags are just scumbags, but a dirty cop is a person who doesn't just commit crimes, but they violate the public trust. Not only that, they prey on the deepest and most fundamental needs and fears of society. There can be nothing worse and there's no class of criminal that we should despise more.
Nothing could be more righteous, or more dangerous to a bad cop than a "whiny hippie tweaker" (your words) who knows his rights and is willing and able to stand up for them, and for his fellow citizen's rights, even to the point of lethal force. So, the next time you decide you want to illegally execute (or tase) a person who is lying face down with his hands out in front of him in full surrender/compliance, you should ask yourself – who's standing behind you? Is it me? Is it someone like me?
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@ Russ – the argument is a subtle one, but I think it works. He may not have intended to draw a gun. He may have intended to use the taser, which is not technically a "deadly" weapon, and perhaps not "reasonably likely to kill." However, the act of drawing a weapon without checking to see which weapon it is, when there is a 50% chance that it is a gun, and shooting at someone in the back, is an act that is reckless and inherently dangerous to human life. For instance, let's say someone had a box full of grenades. Half of them are rubber, half of them are real. And the person knows half of them are real, half of them are rubber – and perhaps, because he is stupid, or thinks he's being funny, he starts chucking them at people. He believes he is throwing rubber ones, but mistakenly ends up throwing a real grenade at someone and kills them. This could arguably be second degree murder. Maybe this guy honestly thought he was picking up a rubber grenade when he did it – but the act of chucking random items at people when you know there's a 50% chance it could be a real grenade and could kill someone is a reckless act that is inherently dangerous to human life, and malice can arguably be implied. Same with Mehserle. It doesn't matter if he 100% honestly believed he was using his taser. He knew he was carrying a gun and a taser. He recklessly drew a weapon without checking which one it was, aimed it at someone's back and shot. This is reckless and inherently dangerous.
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oscar grant was lying facedown on the ground, HANDCUFFED. The cop knew it was a glock in his hand, because you have to charge a taser, and call out, "Comply or be tased" 3 times. it was murder, in the first degree.
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@GeorgeSand – Evidently you didn't read what k wrote to 901fan, directly under what I wrote to you. To paraphrase, I said using either weapon on a compliant individual was illegal, thus making this a crime of depraved indifference to human life – which makes it first degree murder. Worse, with the added racism, it's a hate crime, which may or may not amount to a"special circumstance" in CA to bump this up to a capital offense (thereby making it a death penalty case.
I'm pretty sure I covered "reasonably likely to cause harm" with "depraved indifference to human life", don't you?
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Is Bacon Bladder Friendly For Patients With Interstitial Cystitis or Bladder Pain
By icnjill on July 01, 2014
In the IC Diet Guidelines, fresh, organic meats are always recommended over preserved meats such as salami or bologna. Why? Because preserved meats usually contain a variety of chemicals and additives, such as sodium nitrite, that could irritate the bladder. But, what about bacon? Is "uncured" vs. "cured" bacon more IC friendly? It can be but there are some pros and cons.
All bacon products begin their processing with a bath in a very salty brine solution. The salt helps to remove moisture from the meat and creates a seal which helps to prevent spoilage. Popular "cured" products (i.e. such as Hormel bacon) are then also treated with a variety of chemicals and preservatives, such as sodium nitrite, to further improve their shelf life and prevent spoilage. "Uncured" bacon products, on the other hand, are treated only with natural ingredients, such as celery or sea salt.
Is there a flavor difference? I have found that uncured bacon smells much better when it's cooking. It has a very bright, rich aroma that entices family members to get out of bed to grab a piece or two. The downside is that uncured bacon can be more expensive and must be used within a week. Cheaper, mass produced bacons could last for months if stored and refrigerated properly.
Types of bacon? Bacon can be thin or thick cut, smoked or seasoned. It's important to look at the label to see how its prepared. Naturally smoked bacon is preferable over bacons that use chemicals to create a smoky flavor.
Is uncured bacon healthier? Eating large amounts of bacon is certainly not ideal. All bacon products are high in fat, cholesterol or salt. But, when used modestly, bacon can add smoky, rich flavors to our normally bland IC diet. I think that uncured bacon products are healthier in the long run. There is conflicting evidence about nitrite exposure. Some studies have shown an increased incidence of cancer (including brain tumors, leukemia, nose and throat tumors) while others suggest that there is no connection.(1)
Which is more bladder friendly? As a 20 year IC patient, I confess that I've eaten both types of bacons without ever suffering an IC flare. But, we all have different sensitivities. Some patients may tolerate it well while others may not. It's one of those cases where you'll just have to try a small amount to see if it irritates your bladder. I prefer to avoid as many chemicals as I can in my food and purchase uncured meat products whenever possible. Luckily, most grocery stores carry both.
Local vs. National? The dangers and risks of factory farming continue to alarm due to the dramatic increase in antibiotic resistant infections, viral infections (i.e. PED) and profound environmental consequences. As a result, we think it's important to know where your bacon came from.
The challenge with national mass market products (and/or eating at national chain fast food restaurants) is that you have no idea where that meat came from, how it was processed, how the animals were fed, and so forth. I think it's important to purchase your meat from small, local meat producers rather than factory farms. Odds are the animals will have been more compassionately raised, using better quality hay and other feed products. If in doubt? Ask the rancher! They are often happy to share and proud of their farming practices.
(1) US EPA Nitrates and Nitrites TEACH Chemical Summary –http://www.epa.gov/teach/chem_summ/Nitrates_summary.pdf
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In the March/April issue of Capitol Ideas, I wrote about how the state of Utah has used transportation investment to drive the state's economic growth. Among those I talked with were two legislators—one a civil engineer, the other an economist—as well as a planning official for the Utah Department of Transportation. But there is plenty more to the story of Utah's success as I learned in this February interview with Abby Albrecht of the Utah Transportation Coalition, which arrived too late to be included in the published article. The coalition is an organization formed by the Utah League of Cities and Towns, the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and the Utah Association of Counties.
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At least a dozen states—including Arizona, Florida, New York, Ohio and Wisconsin—have plans to cut taxes in the coming year. But statistics suggest that lowering the tax burden doesn't always translate into economic activity.
But today, ethanol isn't the only alcohol being produced in this region. There has been big growth in the beer and wine industry, a trend that is allowing for more diversity in farm production and helping expand local and statewide agri-tourism.
According CSG's analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, at its peak in August 2008 state government employment stood at 5.21 million, or around 3.8 percent of total nonfarm employment. Over the next five years, state governments shed 187,000 jobs, landing at 5.03 million in July 2013. As of December 2014, state governments had regained 53,000 positions after hitting a low in July 2013, but have only recovered a little over one-quarter of the positions lost since the August 2008 peak. In December 2014, state government employment made up 3.6 percent of total nonfarm employment.
During and after the Great Recession, job losses in the private sector were more pronounced than losses to state government employment. For example, from Dec. 2007 – Dec. 2008, private sector employment contracted by 3.2 percent and from Dec. 2008 – Dec. 2009, it fell by 4.5 percent. For state government employment, losses did not begin until 2009, when employment fell by 0.8 percent (Dec. 2009-Dec. 2010), 0.3 percent (Dec. 2009 – Dec. 2010) and 1.8 percent (Dec. 2010 – Dec. 2011).
According CSG's analysis of data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, throughout 2014, state government employment grew by 0.5 percent overall compared to 2.6 percent growth in the private sector. State government employment grew in 32 states, remained the same in four states and shrunk in 14 states.
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That's the only thing I don't like about early dinner--it means early breakfast the last day a s apparently early breakfast with the characters!
Did anyone stay late at the parks! I plan on squeezing every last minute there possible. Plus I want to see wishes!!!
Disney is charging for kids under 12 and according to the site they are free. The adult prices are pretty close in price. There was only one time for tour as well so I thought we would be okay just purchasing tickets right from the train and not Disney.
Wonder why they arranged the port time to be so short?
The DCL port adventures list for KW says $0 for kids 2 and under, $16 for ages 3-9, and adult price $32 for everybody 10+. I was glad we did it on our own and went straight to the Old Town Trolley ticket booth where the kids were free! They also offer a military discount, just fyi.
My understanding is just that it was a short visit in KW in order to be able to make it back to Galveston by Saturday morning.
A couple of questions for those of you who have already cruised with kiddos:
1. Did anyone have a child in the overlap age range, where they could choose to go to Oceaneer's activities & Edge (11-12 years old) or Edge & Vibe (14 y/o)? Did they have to choose one club to participate in for the entire cruise or were they allowed to go between clubs?
2. Also, I didn't see any mention of the pajama party that was listed as a "must do" on another thread. Was it offered on your cruise?
Pluto's pj party shows on evening two in the oceaneer club on the navigators posted.
Thank you, I was hoping I had just missed it! I need to print them out instead of trying to use the Kindle.
My son is 11 and went to Edge first and never had the desire to go to the Oceaneers Club/Lab. It was mostly younger children that I saw in Oceaneers.
Our family was on this cruise with one dd17 and the other dd13 1/2. Our youngest was allowed in the Vibe with no problem at all. We did have to give signed permission and she was no longer allowed in the Edge. After we got her in there though, neither girl went once.
We signed our DD 12 up for both Edge and the Oceaneers Lab. She went to Edge once and to the Lab with her brother a couple of times. They liked the gaga ball and the flubber in the Lab.
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March 31, 2015
Mullins Named ECAC Defensive Player of the Week
Senior goalkeeper Erin Mullins (Garden City, N.Y.) of the Yale women's lacrosse team has been named ECAC Defensive Player of the Week for the New England Region for the week ending Mar. 29. The ECAC announced the award on Tuesday.
March 30, 2015
Fleishhacker, Mullins Earn Ivy League Weekly Awards
Two seniors who helped the Yale women's lacrosse team go 2-0 this past week, attacker Kerri Fleishhacker (Manhasset, N.Y.) and goalkeeper Erin Mullins (Garden City, N.Y.), have been honored with weekly awards by the Ivy League. Fleishhacker was named Ivy League Co-Offensive Player of the Week, and Mullins was named Defensive Player of the Week. The league announced the award on Monday.
March 28, 2015
Watch Yale vs. San Diego State Saturday Night on ESPN3
Fans will be able to watch the Yale's women's lacrosse game vs. San Diego State at 7:00 p.m. Saturday night on ESPN3.
March 28, 2015
Bulldogs Roll in the Snow, 12-6 Over San Diego State
Mother Nature keeps throwing curveballs at the Yale women's lacrosse team, but the Bulldogs remain unfazed. On Saturday night at Reese Stadium -- despite the fact that spring technically began more than a week ago -- the Bulldogs found themselves playing in a snowstorm. But by now they are used to less-than-ideal weather conditions, having played multiple games in the snow and cold (along with others in the rain and sleet). The formula for success that has emerged for Yale is straightforward: dominate on defense, and get offense from a variety of sources to produce a win. The Bulldogs did just that Saturday night vs. San Diego State, getting goals from seven different players and holding the Aztecs to their lowest goal total of the season for a 12-6 win.
March 26, 2015
Aztecs Bring Seven-Game Win Streak to Reese for Saturday Showdown
The first meeting ever between Yale and San Diego State in women's lacrosse is set for Saturday night at 7:00 p.m. at Reese Stadium, when the Bulldogs will attempt to put an end to the Aztecs' seven-game winning streak. The matchup pits an SDSU offense that ranks eighth in the nation (averaging 14.7 goals per game) against a Yale defense that has allowed just 20 total goals in its last four games. The game will be shown live on ESPN3 in addition to being available on the Ivy League Digital Network.
March 25, 2015
Trio of Hat Tricks Helps Yale to 14-6 Win vs. BU
It was Hat Trick Day at Reese Stadium Wednesday afternoon, as three different players on the Yale women's lacrosse team scored three goals each to help the Bulldogs earn a 14-6 win vs. BU. That included the first career hat trick for freshman midfielder Maggie Pizzo, along with three-goal outings from senior attacker Kerri Fleishhacker and sophomore attacker Tess McEvoy. The Yale defense, meanwhile, held BU to its second-lowest goal total of the season -- including one stretch of 30:37 in which the Terriers did not score at all. Senior goalkeeper Erin Mullins finished with eight saves.
March 22, 2015
Back Home at Last, Yale Hosts BU Wednesday Afternoon
After traveling more than 4,000 miles to play three road games in three different states in eight days Mar. 14-21, the Yale women's lacrosse team finally returns to Reese Stadium this Wednesday. The Bulldogs host BU at 4:00 p.m., looking to snap a two-game losing skid. This is the first of four straight home games for Yale, which is 9-5 at Reese since the start of the 2014 season.
March 21, 2015
Columbia Holds off Yale, 5-3
Locked in a defensive struggle with Columbia Saturday afternoon at Wien Stadium, the Yale women's lacrosse team appeared to have tied the game 3-3 on a goal by sophomore attacker Hope Hanley with 21:04 left in the second half. But Columbia called for a stick check, the stick was ruled illegal, the goal was removed and the Lions were awarded possession -- a possession that they turned into a goal. That stretch proved critical, as Columbia would go on to hold off Yale for a 5-3 win.
March 20, 2015
Bulldogs Head to New York City for Columbia Saturday
A busy stretch of road games for the Yale women's lacrosse team comes to an end this Saturday with an Ivy League game at Columbia. This will be Yale's third away game in eight days, with the team having traveled to three different states and a total of more than 4,000 miles in that span. A win would give Yale two Ivy League victories, and would move the Bulldogs past at least one of the four teams currently ahead of them in the league standings.
March 17, 2015
Late Run Lifts Denver Past Yale 9-6
The Yale women's lacrosse team spent most of Tuesday afternoon at Barton Lacrosse Stadium battling back from deficits against Denver -- in fact, there were five times when the Bulldogs trailed and then rallied to tie the game. But they were never able to take the lead, and ultimately the Pioneers were able to put the game away with a late 4-1 run for a 9-6 win.
March 16, 2015
Bulldogs in the Mile High City to Take on Denver Tuesday
After notching an 8-3 Ivy League win at Brown last Saturday, the Yale women's lacrosse team has headed west to the University of Denver for a St. Patrick's Day matchup vs. the Pioneers. This is the first meeting between these two programs, and it also marks Yale's furthest trip west since a pair of games in California (at Cal and Stanford) in April 2005. Opening draw on Tuesday against the Pioneers -- who are among the teams receiving votes in both national polls -- is at 4:00 p.m. Mountain Time (6:00 p.m. Eastern Time).
March 14, 2015
Defense Dominates in the Rain as Yale Beats Brown 8-3
Amidst a pouring rain at Stevenson Field Saturday afternoon, the Yale women's lacrosse team delivered its best defensive performance of the season to come away with an 8-3 win over Brown. The Bulldogs got eight saves from senior goalkeeper Erin Mullins and did not allow a goal from the field, as Brown's three tallies came on free positions. That was the fewest goals allowed in a game by Yale since beating UConn 18-3 Mar. 26, 2008.
March 12, 2015
Road Swing Starts Saturday at Brown
The Yale women's lacrosse team starts a stretch of three straight road games this Saturday with a noon game at Ivy League rival Brown. Both teams dropped their league openers this past weekend, adding to the sense of urgency as they start to jockey for spots in the Ivy League Tournament.
March 11, 2015
UMass Wins Defensive Battle, 9-3, to Stay Unbeaten
The Yale women's lacrosse team went head-to-head with the best defense in the nation Wednesday afternoon at Reese Stadium, and very nearly beat the UMass Minutewomen at their own game. The Bulldog defense had 11 caused turnovers -- just one less than UMass, which entered the day averaging more CTs than any other school in the country (14 per game) -- and senior goalkeeper Erin Mullins had six saves as Yale hung with the unbeaten Minutewomen for most of the day. Ultimately, though, a 3-0 run by UMass in the final 15:11 helped finish off a 9-3 Minutewomen win. Senior midfielder Christina Doherty, senior attacker Kerri Fleishhacker and senior attacker Erin Magnuson scored Yale's goals.
March 9, 2015
Unbeaten UMass Visits Reese Wednesday
The Yale women's lacrosse team gets a shot at knocking off one of the 12 remaining unbeaten teams in the nation Wednesday as UMass comes to Reese Stadium for a 4:00 p.m. game. The Bulldogs, who are 9-4 at Reese over the past two seasons, are looking to rebound from a 15-7 loss to Cornell last time out -- but will have to do so against a UMass team that has the top-ranked defense in the country.
March 7, 2015
Cornell Takes Ivy League Opener, 15-7
A 4-0 run to start the game gave the Cornell women's lacrosse team all the momentum it needed Saturday afternoon at Reese Stadium, as the Big Red never let Yale get closer than within three goals after that and finished with a 15-7 win in the Ivy League opener. Senior attacker Kerri Fleishhacker, freshman midfielder Madeleine Gramigna and sophomore attacker Tess McEvoy scored two goals each for the Bulldogs. The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for Yale.
March 6, 2015
Ivy League Play Begins Saturday vs. Cornell
In the end, one game -- decided by one goal -- separated the Yale women's lacrosse team from a spot in the Ivy League tournament last season. In the second-to-last game of the regular season, the Bulldogs traveled to Cornell with both teams vying for a berth in the postseason. The Big Red came away with an 8-7 win that clinched the fourth and final tourney spot. This Saturday at 11:00 a.m. at Reese Stadium, those same teams meet in the first Ivy League game of the 2015 season -- and all signs point to this one being just as crucial in determining the final Ivy standings. Yale finished one game behind the Big Red last season.
March 4, 2015
Yale Rides 9-0 First Half to 12-8 Win at Bryant
Senior goalkeeper Erin Mullins and the Yale women's lacrosse defense pitched a shutout in the first half Wednesday afternoon at Bryant, helping the Bulldogs to a 9-0 halftime lead and eventually a 12-8 win. Senior attacker Kerri Fleishhacker led Yale with three goals, the second year in a row she has had a hat trick vs. Bryant. The win was Yale's third in a row.
March 2, 2015
Mullins Named Ivy Co-Defensive Player of the Week
After helping the Yale women's lacrosse team go 2-0 this past week, senior goalkeeper Erin Mullins (Garden City, N.Y.) has been named Ivy League Co-Defensive Player of the Week. The league announced the award on Monday.
March 2, 2015
Yale Visits Defending NEC Champ Bryant Wednesday
After knocking off four-time defending MAAC Champion Canisius 12-8 on Sunday, the Yale women's lacrosse team now takes on another defending conference champion on Wednesday with a visit to the NEC winners, Bryant. Bryant, whose team nickname -- like Yale's -- is Bulldogs, is in its seventh season as a Division I program and is coming off its first NEC title.
March 1, 2015
Snow Can't Slow Yale; Bulldogs Top Canisius 12-8
The Yale women's lacrosse team had to deal with a pair of opponents Sunday afternoon at Reese Stadium: the Canisius Golden Griffins and Mother Nature. With a snowstorm gradually starting to turn the field white over the course of the game, the Bulldogs jumped out to an early lead and then held off a late run by Canisius as conditions made it more and more difficult for Yale to utilize its speed. Sophomore attacker Hope Hanley had four goals -- including three in a 9-0 Yale run that made the score 10-3 Yale early in the second half -- to lead the Bulldogs to the 12-8 win.
February 27, 2015
Total Mortgage Spotlight Athlete of the Week: Kerri Fleishhacker
Senior Captain Kerri Fleishhacker and the rest of the women's lacrosse team found their rhythm on Wednesday, defeating Quinnipiac 18-6 to pick up their first win of the season. Fleishhacker led the way with five goals and is this week's Total Mortgage Spotlight Athlete of the Week.
February 25, 2015
Seniors Lead the Way in 18-6 Win vs. QU
The Yale women's lacrosse team entered the 2015 season with a veteran core of seven seniors, including four who have played 40 or more games for their careers. So it was no surprise that, in their efforts to rebound from a 13-5 loss at George Washington in last Saturday's season opener, the Bulldogs turned to their seniors to right the ship in Wednesday afternoon's home opener vs. Quinnipiac -- and they delivered. Senior attacker Kerri Fleishhacker, the Bulldogs' captain, led the way with five goals and three of her classmates -- midfielders Cathryn Avallone, Christina Doherty and Erin Magnuson -- combined for seven additional goals to help the Bulldogs to an 18-6 win vs. the Bobcats at Reese Stadium. Doherty, Magnuson and sophomore attacker Tess McEvoy all scored three goals each.
February 23, 2015
MAAC Attack: Quinnipiac, Canisius at Reese This Week
The Yale women's lacrosse team established a distinct home field advantage last season, going 7-3 in games at Reese Stadium -- including four wins in the final five games. The Bulldogs will attempt to keep that advantage in place for 2015 starting with a pair of games this week against teams from the MAAC. Local rival Quinnipiac visits Wednesday (4:00 p.m.) and Canisius -- winner of four straight MAAC Championships -- is in town Sunday (12:00 p.m.).
February 21, 2015
Bulldogs Fall in Opener at GW, 13-5
A 6-1 halftime deficit proved to be too much for the Yale women's lacrosse team to overcome in its season opener on a frigid, snowy and windy day at George Washington Saturday. The Bulldogs, hurt by 20 turnovers, fell to the Colonials 13-5. Sophomore midfielder Sophie Mussafer scored her first career goal for Yale.
February 19, 2015
Yale Heads to Nation's Capital, Faces GW in Opener Saturday
The 2015 Yale women's lacrosse season starts Saturday at 12:00 p.m. in the Nation's Capital (the start time has been moved up due to the weather forecast), as the Bulldogs visit the George Washington Colonials. Saturday will be the Bulldogs' first chance to continue the momentum they established last season, which ended with a 9-8 win over Brown in the finale. That win gave Yale a 9-6 record, its best win total since 2008. Yale has improved its winning percentage from year-to-year in each of the past three years.
February 17, 2015
Season Outlook: Returning Firepower, Defense Give Reason for Optimism
The Yale women's lacrosse team enters the 2015 season with a veteran lineup that is determined to challenge for the Ivy League championship and a berth in the NCAA Tournament. With nine starters returning from 2014, the Bulldogs will seek to continue the momentum they established last year. Yale has improved its winning percentage from year-to-year in each of the past three years, and this past season Yale had its best win total since 2008.
January 8, 2015
Six NCAA Tourney Teams on Schedule
The 40th varsity season for the Yale women's lacrosse team includes six games against teams that made the NCAA tournament last season. The 2015 schedule, which was announced today, also includes three games against teams ranked in the preseason national poll.
August 21, 2014
Andrea Cofrin Joins Phillips' Coaching Staff
Andrea Cofrin, who led Saint Anselm to its first NCAA Tournament appearance last season, has joined the Yale women's lacrosse staff as an assistant coach. Anne Phillips, Yale's Joel E. Smilow, Class of 1954 Head Coach of Women's Lacrosse, made the announcement Thursday.
June 20, 2014
Bulldogs Welcome Seven in Class of 2018
The Yale women's lacrosse team welcomes seven freshmen to the roster for the 2015 season. The Class of 2018 represents four different states and is composed of one attacker (Kiwi Comizio (New Vernon, N.J.)), four midfielders (Taryn Gallagher (Haverford, Pa.), Madeleine Gramigna (Summit, N.J.), Emily Granger (Grasonville, Md.) and Maggie Pizzo (East Hampton, N.Y.)), one defender (Cooper Hall (Wyndmoor, Pa.)) and one goalkeeper (Sydney Marks (Chappaqua, N.Y.)).
May 2, 2014
Kerri Fleishhacker Elected Captain for 2014-15
The Yale women's lacrosse team has elected junior attacker Kerri Fleishhacker (Manhasset, N.Y.) captain for 2014-15. Fleishhacker was selected by a team vote Wednesday afternoon during the team's annual post-season luncheon in the Varsity Room in Ray Tompkins House.


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Beef Steak Begonia Outdoors?
I inherited one of these begonias recently and I'm not sure if it can go outside and, if so, how much sun it can tolerate. I'd like to put it on my covered porch where it would get about 3 hours of early morning sun but shade the rest of the day. Anyone have any experience or insight with this plant outdoors? Appreciate it. Thanks.
Sounds good, although I don't know how hot your summers get in your area.I grow mine indoors at a north light, then when temps get over 85 degrees I keep all my rhizomatous begonias outside and try to make sure any light they get is early morning cool East light. But BeefSteak is an old survivor, I'm always pleased to see it in other places indoors and out. It is kind of thick skinned which helps it survive and the rhizome holds a lot of water.So I think you can experiment with it in any light. The old true name is B. 'Erythophylla' and it has a few sports that are as well known as it is.
It actually sounds like an ideal spot. It's good to remember that there are no houseplants ..... only outdoor plants that tolerate indoor conditions to varying degrees. The plants we generally consider to me 'houseplants' are simply select outdoor plants that are most tolerant of the indignities we heap on them by growing them indoors. ;-)
Thanks for the insight. She's been on the porch for a week now and so far so good. I'm in Southern Ontario so our summers can get hot -- not Florida hot but we can have some pretty hot and humid days.
Anyone know if a Peace Lily or China Doll would fair as well in the same location?


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Golden Phoenix Hotel, Boracay
Situated on the beach in Boracay Island, Golden Phoenix Hotel is close to Boat Station 3, Tulubhan Beach, and Lagutan Beach. Also nearby are Talipapa Market and White Beach.
Resort Features.
Golden Phoenix Hotel has an outdoor pool and a children's pool. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas (surcharges apply). This beach resort offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is served each morning. The staff can provide concierge services, tour/ticket assistance, and wedding services. Additional amenities include gift shops/newsstands, a garden, and room service (during limited hours). For a surcharge, guests receive transportation including a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a ferry terminal shuttle.
The 130 air-conditioned guestrooms at Golden Phoenix Hotel include minibars and safes. Rooms are equipped with LCD TVs with premium cable channels. All accommodations provide desks along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Guests share bathrooms and amenities include hair dryers.
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- Superior Room, 2 Single Beds
- Yapak Suites, Ocean View
- Coral Garden Suites, Ocean View
- Family Room
- Angol Suites, King Bed
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 130 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Government-issued photo ID required
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- No cribs (infant beds)
- No pets or service animals allowed
- WiFi in public areas *
- WiFi in rooms *
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Ferry terminal shuttle *
Other information
- Resort fee included
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- Free buffet breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Room service (during limited hours)
- On private beach
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Ecotours nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
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- Conference space size (feet) - 150
- Conference space size (meters) - 14
- One meeting room
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
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- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 2009
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
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WiFi is available in guestrooms for PHP 30.00 per day (rates may vary)
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