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Huge cordobensis, quite fat and glaucus

Have a good one, brothers and sisters!

Hi all, Amasing what you can amass in 3 weeks when you really want it! Some of the bigger cutting very, very generously given to me by a member and the rest bought from other members. Thank you all for easing the pain of parting with my New Zealand collection! Sorry photo's aren't too flash .

I am all for alternative cancer treatments and I certainly don't trust the cancer industry, BUT black salve is a superficial fix and hence dangerous. When you get surgery the incision interface is looked at under the microscope to make sure there are no cancer cells on the remaining side of the incision [hence the often very large scars as a result of 'digging' after the deep roots. This is a certainty that the escharotics don't give you. And by that I mean any escharotics regardless of natural or chemical. This is the greatest shortcoming of medical escharotics, so I don't understand why black salve believers simply dismiss this complication. The problem is that if the salve did not get it all then we will probably never know. It will likely be years before the cancerous cells show up in your lymph nodes and then suddenly your options are much more limited. You might look back wondering if a little surgery then would have saved you from massive radiation and chemo treatment. You might wonder if you should have traded your 95% cure rate [at 5 years] for the superficial fix that has a cure rate similar to medical escharotics [which is quite low]. But like careless drug dealers who never speak of their stupidity after getting busted, you are unlikely to come back here and tell people that you took unnecessary risks. I really hope your lifestyle changes keep you healthy because they are certainly more reliable in beating cancer than black salve.

Yay my muffins were successful, I fee like a housewife

I thought it meant when you get 4 dots you have to give away all the cactus you have purchased in the last 9 weeks.

Its a measurement of your virtual penis.

These guys grow at my place

they are used in a similar fashion to the tattoo's from the Holocaust.

must .... get ..... peruvian ... crest.....

go to the chat you lame cunts at the top of this page

Just a PSA for you all.

memepower

I change methods depending on context, sometimes eyeball and make up, sometimes plan and stay specific. My living situations make it so i can't have all the equipment setup so i really restricts capability, very annoying, still working towards some land... This is just an ovenbag run, i prefer bulk pastuerisation in big outdoor drum and load in (polyethylene) tubing, but that's far more time consuming, ovenbag run good for spur of the moment, but i much prefer the PE tubing. Figure out how much spawn i've got, decide how many bags i'll try and feed with it, take one bag, in this case ovenbag, and use that as a general measure guide with dry substrate, then multiply till i have enough dry eyeballed to give me appropriate total when wet. General list in order of amounts, larger to smaller, though it's like a good soil, over time you get to know what good structure is and buffer the recipe. Paper pellets Straw Sawdust Bran Gypsum, garden lime not dolomitic, just a little bit, sometimes not at all. Sometimes soak things separately, which can be easier to achieve better moisture content, paper seems to be the best to separate and hydrate as when i try and get all the straw hydrated with it quickly, the paper seems to get too moist and the straw not enough, but as said context with dictate method. Best to mix in the powders after main bulk is hydrated, which can also aid in buffering moisture content, i.e. coat it all in bran and the bran will hydrate itself and buffer a bit of excess. Pack into oven bags, into baking trays and into oven 140C 1hour, cool, inoculate. O'bags are a pain to inoculate, especially if you pack the buggers to the brim, what a nightmare but achievable, else use larger bags with less substrate, but you don't get the same shape log which opens up space issues with fruiting etc. After inoculated, generally run a small nail all over the bags, puncturing air exchange holes, as well as drainage in the base for myc piss and excess moisture from the hydration or collection during incubation. Incubate on racks slightly separate (just those little wire greenhouse). Shiitake best to incubate long into their cork phase then initiate fruits, but sometimes they just wanna fruit a bit early, if they do that i usually just initiate things. I got sick of humidity fluctuations esp. regarding in vitro(well plastic) fruiting and then exposing to air and you'd lose the crop, so with these i completely stripped the plastic in cork, soaked o'night (some not all), then let the pins come out into local humidity (the way it's supposed to be done haha) Now once to 3 times a day i use a hose with a mist nozzle and i give them a good mist/hosedown to get the stink out, give them a drink, raise humidity and refresh them generally. If no flushing and logs dehydrate, will re-soak for a day put it back into the system. Anyhoo harvest day today all little to medium fellas, should be nice!

Would you care to post your recipe and method? Bags look great. I've been buying mushrooms lately, just haven't had time to make buckets. $4 for half a dozen small shitake really starting to get to me too.

Facebook Cop - coming to a computer screen near you, if the AFP has its way The Australian Federal Police want Facebook to work more closely with law enforcement agencies / AFP. Source: AFP Guidelines match local laws User privacy settings to change Police tell teens to remove photos YOU may have heard of RoboCop and Future Cop, but did you know we may soon have our very own Facebook Cop? The Australian Federal Police is reportedly pushing for the social networking site Facebook to employ a law enforcement expert in Australia, The ABC reports. AFP assistant commissioner Neil Gaughan is joining six senior law enforcement officials from around the world in Washington later today for a US Department of Justice meeting about the social networking site, the ABC said. The ABC reports the AFP wants Facebook to appoint a dedicated officer in Australia to match individual user accounts to internet addresses if they believed they were involved in criminal activity. Currently, if the AFP wishes to identify a Facebook user, they are required to submit a request via the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act of 1987 which can take up to 18 months to process. It said the AFP would also push for Facebook's law enforcement guidelines to match Australian law as well as discuss the possibility of banning anyone under the age of 13 from joining the social network. The moves would perhaps help stave off crimes such as the death of Sydney teenager Nona Belomesoff, who met her alleged killer via Facebook. Meanwhile, Facebook has called for a press conference later today (AEST) to discuss "enhanced, simpler" privacy controls designed to appease concerns about safeguarding information at the social-networking service. Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and other senior executives are slated to take part in the briefing, which will be at the firm's headquarters in the city of Palo Alto, California. Mr Zuckerberg said yesterday the social network "missed the mark" with its privacy controls and changes were imminent. "Sometimes we move too fast - and after listening to recent concerns, we're responding," he wrote in a column published on the op-ed page of The Washington Post. Facebook last month sparked criticism from US privacy and consumer groups, US lawmakers and the European Union by adding the ability for partner websites to incorporate data regarding members of the social-networking service. "The biggest message we have heard recently is that people want easier control over their information," Mr Zuckerberg said. "Simply put, many of you thought our controls were too complex. "Our intention was to give you lots of granular controls; but that may not have been what many of you wanted," the 26-year-old Facebook chief executive said. "We just missed the mark." He stressed that Facebook does "not share your personal information with people or services you don't want" and does "not give advertisers access to your personal information." "We do not and never will sell any of your information to anyone," Mr Zuckerberg said, adding that Facebook will always remain a free service. http://www.news.com.au/technology/facebook-cop-coming-to-a-computer-screen-near-you-if-the-afp-has-its-way/story-e6frfro0-1225871440833