timjwilson

It is very difficult on a bicycle - moto to have eyes in 4 directions on the bicycle path and dangerous when cars pull across it with the driver only looking the other way. It is also dangerous when motorists stop to let one cross the Carretera. There are too many variables, especially at an intersection. A car can pull out to pass the stopped vehicle, a car can try turning from either cross street, not to mention traffic coming from the other direction. Even if your heart says do it, please don't stop.

Milkweed assassin bugs larvae look very similar to leaf-footed bugs larvae which can devastate your garden. https://newhanover.ces.ncsu.edu/2018/07/do-i-squash-it/ I just had them in my squash.

I did not go the hospital which P thinks I did BTW. He must have done so much work to be able to judge all the ophthalmologists in GDL to know who is the best.

No idea what you are talking about regarding show rooms. I saw a Walmart on one side and electronics store (I think) on the other. My procedure was outpatient, just that I got to relax and change in a private room. Because of my disability; cannot bend, I need a bed to get undressed/dressed. I do not know if this is available at the clinic. Also, I require a specialist to hit my veins for IV due to Arthrogryposis. Thankfully they have one on staff at the hospital who was called after several failures by two nurses. Besides all that, my total cost was about 20,000 to 30,000 (maybe 40) pesos less than if I went with Dr. Claudia for the same lenses (including topography). Perhaps a little thought prior to jumping to ridicule with your posts may be in order?

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I ended up buying parts and repairing my PC myself after local repair people came up just slightly short. Adrian at 331 064 8578 in Ajijic demonstrated the most knowledge through messages exchanged with me.

For those who may be unaware, Dr. Claudia has an office separate from the eye clinic in Guadalajara. I was examined by her there because I cannot climb steps. I opted for my surgery done by Dr. Garrido at Puerta De Hierro Sur, which was a perfect experience, with private room pre and post procedure, an anesthesiologist who emailed with me ahead of time to learn of my prior experience. I had eyes done separately; Zeiss (AT LISA) trifocal lenses at 42,000 pesos each all in.

on patrol in my garden

mealybugs have 2 long tails; ladybug larva do not.

Reference-List-of-Glyphosate-Studies-submitted-for-the-Renewal-of-Approval-AIR5-of-Glyphosate-in-2020-EN European Assessment Group on Glyphosate report on glyphosate renewal Evaluation of the scientific quality of industry studies of genotoxic properties of glyphosate Comments concerning the mutagenic/genotoxic properties of glyphosate Toxicological and Metabolism Studies summary by industry Albaugh 2014 glyphosate reverse mutation assay Switzerland Syngenta 2012 glyphosate technical micronucleus assay in bone marrow cells of the mouse Dow Chemical 2012 Micronucleus test of glyphosate TGAI in mice Industrias Afrasa 2012 reverse mutation with glyphosate Helm 2010 Reverse Mutation Assay glyphosate using bacteria Helm 2010 reverse mutation assay Helm 2010 mutagenicity of glyphosate testing Helm 2009 mutagenicity study of glyphosate Germany Helm 2009 Micronucleus test of glyphosate in bone marrow cells of rat Syngenta 2009 glyphosate reverse mutation Jingma Chemicals China 2008 evaluation of the mutagenic potential of glyphosate by reverse mutation assay Jingma 2008 evaluation of mutagenic potential of glyphosate by micronucleus assay in mice Syngenta 2008 glyphosate micronucleus assay in bone marrow cells of the mouse Helm 2007 Mammalian erythrocyte micronucleus test for glyphosate Helm Do Brasil 2007 Bacterial reverse mutation test glyphosate Nufarm 2007 reverse mutation glyphosate technical 05068 Nufarm 2007 1061403 reverse mutation glyphosate technical 05067 Nufarm 2007 1061402 reverse mutation glyphosate technical 05070 Nufarm 2005 glyphosate technical micronucleus test in the mouse Monsanto 1998 Mouse micronucleus screening assay of MON-0818 Zeneca Glyphosate 1998 acid Invitro Cheminova 1996 reverse mutation glyphosate Brazil Cheminova 1996 A micronucleus study in mice for the product GILFOS Zeneca 1996 glyphosate mutagenicity potential Zeneca 1996 Glyphosate acid mouse bone marrow micronucleus test Zeneca 1996 glyphosate acid mouse lymphoma gene mutation assay Sanko 1995 glyphosate in vitro cytogenetics Sanko 1995 glyphosate DNA Repair Test Sankyo 1995 reverse mutation study Mastra and Maruzen Kako 1995 Technical glyphosate Mastra and Maruzen Kako 1995 reverse mutation assay glyphosate Agrichem 1995 Evaluation of ability of glyphosate to induce chromosome aberrations Feinchemie Schwebda 1994 DNA repair test with primary rat hepatocytes Feinchemie Schwebda 1994 in vivo mammalian bone marrow cytogenetic test Feinchemie Schwebda 1993 Mutagenicity-micronucleus glyphosate test in swiss albino mice Feinchemie Schwebda 1992 Dominant lethal test in Wistar rats Monsanto 1992 Mouse micronucleus study of Roundup Monsanto 1992 glyphosate mutagenicity assay on Roundup Monsanto 1992 Mouse micronucleus study of RODEO glyphosate formulation Monsanto 1992 glyphosate mutagenicity assay on RODEO herbicide Monsanto 1992 mouse micronucleus study of DIRECT formulation Monsanto 1992 glyphosate mutagenicity potential DIRECT brand Hoechst Dodigen 4022 1992 study of mutagenic potential in strains of salmonella and E Coli Hoechst Dodigen 4022 1992 Chromosome aberrations in vitro in V79 Chinese hamster cells Cheminova 1991 #12323 glyphosate mutagenicity test Cheminova 1991 #12324 Mutagenicity test micronucleus glyphosate Cheminova 1991 #12325 glyphosate mutagenicity test in vitro mammalian cell gene mutation test Monsanto 1990 Ames Salmonella mutagenicity assay of MON 0818 Monsanto 1983 In vivo bone marrow cytogenetics study of glyphosate in Sprague-Dawley rats Monsanto 1983 glyphosate gene mutation assay Monsanto 1981 Ames salmonella mutagenicity assay of MON 8080 Monsanto 1980 Dominant lethal mutagenicity assay with technical glyphosate in mice Institute of Environmental Toxicology 1978 Glyphosate report of mutagenic study with bacteria

You misunderstand. They listed everybody's studies; not their's. This just saved me listing them.

Just so you know, my reason for posting the 2nd link/article is that it lists and links many (myriad) studies on both sides of the cancer debate. Personally I've observed changes in soil microbial populations following glyphosate application to associated plants [however never recorded data].

Of course they did. There are arguments and studies pro and con the industry. Causing cancer is the main thing looked at but there is also ecological harm to soil to consider. A review concerning cancer; https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26883814/ The debate and a myriad of studies; https://usrtk.org/pesticides/new-analysis-glyphosate-studies/

Glyphosate has become a tool of convenience for most grain farmers. It is used to kill off the crop (hasten senescence) so they can harvest when the sun shines. As a result glyphosate is found in virtually every bread and cereal on the planet. [and subsequently every human]

Looks like I got the year wrong or it was altered since I read about it - 2024 https://www.agricensus.com/Article/Mexico-s-Supreme-Court-ratifies-glyphosate-and-GMO-corn-ban-18938.html

I believe his son is there running the place. I think I paid around 400 pesos for a very good cleaning.

Just a little heads up to dog owners. As I was walking my dog up Hacienda (?) into Villa Nova I saw a 'gardener' masked up and spraying glyphosate (Roundup) on the road's edge so I turned around. I cannot present any dog specific studies right now but there are numerous studies presenting evidence of harm to humans. I do know as a soil microscopist that it does not dissipate as rapidly as claimed by manufacturers. I suggest keeping your eyes open for this if walking your dog. I believe it will be banned in Mexico effective January 2023.

Interesting. So she is a dental surgeon? If you don't mind telling, did she complete a satisfactory implant on you? What period of the time did process take place over? A Mexican friend reported getting 2 implants several years ago in La Floresta (can't remember name) which were completed in total over several days. A friend in Vancouver reported the same. The dentists here, who I asked, complete them only over several months.

I know that Dr. Carlos is not at DE. I had a long discussion with him wherein I asked him if he does the implants or brings in a surgeon. He brings in a surgeon, as I stated. If he did the implants, I would have attended his office. I then asked his opinion of the surgeon who is brought in by Dental Express. He said that he is a good surgeon, therefore I went ahead with the appointment at DE after a discussion with their surgeon. I was blind sided by the additional costs as mentioned, which was the major point of my post. Perhaps you misunderstood what I was attempting to convey,

I believe all local dentists bring in surgeons from Guadalajara to do implants. This is the case with Dental Express and Dr. Carlos. If you get an implant at Dental express be aware of added costs. The advertised price on the sign out front only covers the post; not the filler (bone graft), membrane nor tooth (crown). The actual cost is more than double of that advertised.

If you like alfalfa, it competes with weeds, once established and if seeded heavily. It also puts nitrogen into the soil, it is a useful herb and cuttings can be soaked in water for 24 to 48 hours for a plant fertilizer. And it makes pretty flowers.

What's that saying? Be the change....

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