Re: [aroid-l] HID Lights

From: MossyTrail at cs.com on 2002.10.13 at 16:32:37(9537) In a message dated 10/13/2002 8:49:58 AM Pacific Daylight Time, story@caltech.edu writes: > However, when the INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service +More > for non-Americans) found out that she "lied" on her application form, they > deported her. This was an article in a Times article about how the INS has > basically unlimited powers to deport non-citizens. > Except for the deportation bit, that's not much different from the Navy. They ask you a dozen different ways if you've ever done drugs. If you have, tell them so -- they won't hold your past against you unless you lie about it, but if you DO lie about it, and they find out, big trouble. Re: mistaken plant identity -- I have a pressed leaf of Acer palmatum dissectum which has gotten me "knowing" winks from some people. Sillier, though, is when I get that reaction to a pressed Liquidambar styraciflua leaf. I can also get a reaction by showing people (who have not been to the tropics) a photo of a field of cassava. Now how can we get this tangent back to aroids? Jason Hernandez Naturalist-at-Large

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