Is this a mulberry? It looks to me like a plant sport which is a variation arising from a single plant that differs genetically from the parent plant, it is essentially a mutation that manifests as a noticeable change in a plant’s characteristics, it can sometimes happen when the cellular structure has been messed with (say cutting off a limb) and the dormant buds grow and divide in differing ways giving the variation in the leaf characteristics. It’s just a guess though.
Would it be ingenuous to ask what brand of hot sauce it was? Hot sauce lover here.
I use some privacy forward browsers and I can’t close a cookie popup and the sign in to Google banner. Another browser just gave me a short overview with a ground news plug underneath.
Point taken, I like the idea of the plugin but was just looking at the permissions and surmising that it was the reason for the downvotes.
I edited my comment here, but the privacy concern with Chameleon stems from its ability to access and modify data on all websites. This access is necessary for the extension to function, as it needs to alter the user agent and other browser settings. Obviously not great when on secure websites.
Can someone explain why all the downvotes? I’ve always been of the opinion that the more plugins you have, the more identifiable you are, so if that is the reason for the downvotes, I’d understand.
Edit: It seems the extension requires access to all websites, which allows it to monitor and modify data from any visited site
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The plot thickens. If anybody wants to save a click this is the article from 2001.
HAYDEN, Idaho – Firefighters burned some of the remaining buildings on the former Aryan Nations compound during training exercises this week.
The 20-acre property is owned by the Carr Foundation, which offered the abandoned buildings to Northern Lakes Fire District officials for training, fire inspector Dean Marcus said.
The foundation bought the compound in April from Victoria and Jason Keenan, who won a $6.2 million judgment against the Aryan Nations and its founder, Richard Butler.
Firefighters said they had no political agenda in burning four of the seven buildings during sessions that started Tuesday evening.
“It just gives the folks the opportunity to train how we work,” Chief Jeff Welch said.
A bomb squad dog searched the buildings Thursday to make sure they were safe.
Firefighters plan to torch Butler’s former home and the neo-Nazi sect’s former church July 15.