Maria Said:

Is it true the first woman Federal Judge in Florida State was a Mexican lady named Rosa Maria Barkett ?

We Answered:

She was our first female Supreme Court Justice, as well as out first female Chief Justice. She's now in the federal 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. While she was born in Mexico, her nationality is Syrian. She is a U.S. citizen.

She's not our only female Justice, however. Barbara Pariente is currently a Justice on the Florida Supreme Court.

Florida became a state in 1858. It is 149 years old. Any article you cite that states the "140-year history of the Florida Supreme Court" is 9 years out of date. Also, you evidently did not understand the article, as there are several inaccuracies in your question.

Mario Said:

A profound love of diet dew moving physical.?

We Answered:

Hahaha, you need to go to the ER. Just make sure no one sees you. I'm sure a plastic bottle stuck to your cock isn't easy to conceal.

Rachel Said:

Why the first Federal Judge in Florida State was a Mexican immigrant ?

We Answered:

Why not?

Louise Said:

Stupid boob question, but please answer?

We Answered:

Without knowing that something is up?
Go right ahead into the bathroom. I'm positive that you're being too worried that they are watching your every move. If you've matured faster than your friends, it's natural to want to cover yourself up, because your body doesn't look like theirs. It's more matured. They'll understand when they mature.
I'm 13, 34b also, and have pubic hair. My best friend is a little flat stick, and I can't change in front of her. It's just too..weird.

Maria Said:

When is my Windmill Palm going to shows sign of life?

We Answered:

Palm seeds can be erratic in the time that they take to germinate, meaning that some can really lag behind others. That said, the best thing for your seeds is to get fairly even warm temperatures, and not to dry out. Drying out risks that any emerging roots, which sprout before the leaves, would dry and could kill the plant - so i'd ensure that your seeds don't dry out in future. As it's now warmer (above 60 in your room), if the temperatures remain high then you'll get a better chance of quicker germination.

If you can place your seeds somewhere else, where there is a more uniform warmer temperature that will help a lot too. I'd encourage 68-79 Fahrenheit - not too much heat, as this could hinder them too.

I germinate my palm seeds in plastic bags or tupperware containers, after soaking them in regularly changed clean warm water for 24-48 hours. I also rinse with a very dilute bleach solution, before placing them in the bags after soaking. I usually add a sterile growing medium of perlite or vermiculite into the bag/container, as this prevents build up of fungus and bacteria.

You could enclose the pots with a plastic bag, which would slow evaporation and drying, though look out for any signs of mold/decay, as you don't want your seeds to rot. For now, you could change the temperature if possible, and ensure that they don't dry out.

If you have other seeds left, you could experiment germinating them using the method that I use, ie. soaked, then placed into a container that's as sterile as possible. Always remove any berry type coating from around the seeds too, as this can inhibit their growth.

Hope this helps. Good luck! Rob

Paul Said:

Is this just a coincidence or not?

We Answered:

not really sure what you are asking?

can you be more specific please in your question

otherwise its just some random journal entires from 7 yrs ago