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Fireplace Apartment Z Kominkiem
Size55 m²
Floor No.
- Kitchen
- Indoor fireplace
- Hot tub
- Pets allowed
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Hieronima Wietora, 31-067 Krakow, Poland
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|6 days ago
The flat comprises two rooms: the bedroom with a double bed and a living room with two comfortable convertibe sofa beds: a single and a double one. In the centre of the living room you can find a fireplace, which perfectly warms you in chilly autumn-winter evenings. By the living room there is a kitchenette, where 5 guests can eat meals freely. In the hall there is the entrance to the comfortable bathroom, where you can take a bath with the hydro massage.
The apartment is furnished in a cosy and elegant style. Its great asset is surely a convenient location in the centre of Krakow. What is more wireless Internet is for free!
We can offer you car transfer from/to Balice Airport - for additional 70 PLN (one way).
We help to organize trips to Museum Auschwitz Birkenau, Wieliczka Salt Mine, visiting Kraków and show you most interesting sights of the city in the company of guide who has extensive knowledge and experience.
You can park a car on the street. It is free of charge during weekends and after 8 PM till 10 AM in the morning during week.
ATTENTION: wood for the fireplace is not included in the price - please contact me if you would like me to provide wood for your stay.
If you have any extra questions concerning apartament, your stay in Cracow or any others feel free to contact me. I'll be happy to help you!
Detailed information about Apartament Z Kominkiem:
In the kitchenette:
dishes and cutlery, one-part sink, kettle, four-burner gas cooker, oven, fridge, freezer, microwave oven, coffee maker, extractor hood, iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner
In the bathroom:
toilet, wash basin, bathtub with jacuzzi, hair dryer, fresh towels
In the room:
tv set, hi-fi tower unit, fireplace, bed sheets
Internet connection:
wireless, for free, max. 512 kb
Important information:
no lift, no smoking allowed
Language service:
Polski, English
The owner:
does not live in the same building
House rulesCheck in and handing over the keys follows after appointment of the arrival time with the owner.
Guests are committed to maintaining the apartment in the same condition and to preserve the principles of good neighborliness, and in particular to respect quiet hours from 22.00 to 6.00
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|€ 239
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|€ 1006
|Price for > 2 guests
|€ 9 per guest/night extra
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Very cosy apartment in the heart of Kazimierz district. Almost everything in walking distance. Apartment is on the 4th floor. Good choice when in Krakow! Thank you.
This appartment was a good choice! It's situated very close to the old town of Krakow and u can walk by feet to mainstation and old town and all important touristic attractions.
We really liked the furnitures in the appartment and it was cozy and also the 2 floors are great! It's more than enough space and u can have a comfortable stay. It looks exactly like on the pictures :)!
What we found they could made better is a holder for toilet paper (there was none in both bathrooms) and also for towels in the small bathroom. Also we didn't find a second blanket in the first night, and then I had the idea to search under the bedcouch where we found one. The bed is quite small for 2 ppl but this I think it's depending what u are used to have on your own home.
Also it should be written in the description that it is Nr.21 appartment, we didn't know that and then when we finally found it (after calling Andrzej) noone were there to let us in. We had to wait half an hour more until his friend came with the keys.
But that's the only reasons why we give this appartment 4 stars, otherwise everything was great :)!
Thx for your kindness.
Very nice and tidy apartment close to town centre. The host was a pleasure to deal with. I definitely recommend it. If I ever stay in Krakow again I will try to stay here again.
The apartment was excellent - spacious, clean, well equipped and good wifi. A short stroll to the main square and close to public transport. The hot water worked but was a bit temperamental but was only a minor issue. Definitely recommend this apartment.
The apartment is pretty central, but yet very peaceful. Very clean and well equipped, a microwave oven was the only thing we were missing.
Also very warm, although it was freezing outside.
When entering in the building, we were a bit confused if we had entered a wrong place, because the hallway and stairs look pretty "decadent", but that is of course not the fault of the apartment or owner.
A most charming, romantic cafeteria / bar in the same block, 15 meters from the main door is also worth visiting!
All the best! Key pick up worked perfectly, and the apartment was very nice, quiet and clean!
Alles bestens! Schlüsselübergabe hat problemlos funktioniert, und die Wohnung war sehr schön, ruhig und sauber!
Very nice apartment. Very well equipped. Located 10 minutes from the inner city. Too bad there is no elevator ...
Très bel appartement . Très bien équipé .Situé à 10 mn de l'hyper centre .
Dommage qu'il n'y ait pas d'ascenseur ...
very well located, close to the old town, in a quiet street
zeer goed gelegen, dichtbij de oude stad, in een rustige straat
The location of the apartment is very privileged with the Jewish quarter, all major attractions are within walking distance. Shops and restaurants are on the doorstep. If you come by car, you have to plan for parking fees (guarded parking spaces are available in the district). Reported damage was rigged immediately. Helpful would be a small drying rack to dry the towels. We were satisfied.
Die Lage der Wohnung ist mit dem jüdischen Viertel sehr privilegiert, alle wichtigen Sehenswürdigkeiten sind zu Fuß erreichbar. Einkaufsmöglichkeiten und Gastronomie sind vor der Haustür. Wenn man mit dem Auto kommt, muss man Parkgebühren einplanen (bewachte Parkplätze sind im Viertel ausreichend vorhanden). Gemeldeter Schaden wurde umgehend in Ordnung gebracht. Hilfreich wäre ein kleiner Wäscheständer zum trocknen der Handtücher. Wir waren zufrieden.
Beautiful apartment, very close (5 min walk) from the center. Close to supermarket and other shops, tram stop. On a quiet street, at night no traffic or noise. See showers / toilets are neat, well cleaned, washing machine and dishwasher very convenient. Cons: no two bedrooms but one and a sofa bed in the living room. Duvets small. Not for people with mobility being, every time six flights of stairs.
Mooi appartement, vlakbij (5 min lopen) van het centrum. Vlakbij supermarkt en andere winkels, tramhalte. Aan rustige straat, s nachts geen verkeer of kabaal. Douche/ toiletten zien er keurig uit, goed schoon gemaakt, wasmachine en afwasmachine erg handig. Minpunten: geen twee slaapkamers maar een en een bedbank in de woonkamer. Dekbedden klein. Niet voor slecht ter been zijnde mensen, elke keer zes trappen omhoog.
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text: This Retrospective looks back at the 1960 Olympics The key facts in relation to these Olympics are:- David Jenkins wins the Olympic title. Karol Divín had won the compulsories, but Jenkins, a strong free skater, won the free program to take the title. Divín finished 5th in the free skate, but did enough to take the silver medal. In the lead up to the Olympics, Jenkins had won the world title on 3 consecutive occasions between 1957-59. He had also won the bronze medal at the 1956 Olympics, a competition in which his brother, Hayes Alan Jenkins, had won the Olympic title. David Jenkins was renowned for his jumping ability and this 1957 exhibition features him performing a 3A, 21 years prior to Vern Taylor first performing one in a competition (the 1978 World Championships). Jenkins retired straight after the Olympics (passing up the opportunity to defend his world title) to perform in Ice Follies Donald Jackson won the Bronze medal. He would go on to win his one and only world title at the 1962 World Championships, at which he performed the first ever 3Z in competition. He retired after the 1962 world championships Carol Heiss wins the Gold medal in the Ladies competition, having won the Silver medal at the previous Olympics behind Tenley Albright. In winning the Olympic title, she won both the compulsories and the free skate. Her win was so emphatic, that every judge made her the winner of the school figures, and 8 out of 9 judges made her the winner of the free skate. The only dissenting judge made Barbara Roles the winner of the free skate. When Heiss won silver at the 1956 Olympics, it was to be her last ever defeat, as following the 1956 Olympics, Heiss defeated Albright at the 1956 World Championships. She would then retain her world title at each of the next 4 world championships. Heiss had the option of turning professional after the 1956 Olympics, but her mother passed away in October 1956 due to cancer. Prior to her mother's death, her mother persuaded her to remain an amateur in order to try and win the Olympic title in 1960. Accordingly, when her mother died, Heiss set herself the goal of winning the Olympic title in her mothers memory. Heiss is married to Hayes Alan Jenkins Sjoukje Dijkstra won the Silver medal by a small margin over Barbara Roles. Dijkstra finished second behind Heiss in the compulsories, but finished third behind Roles (who placed second in the free program) in the free skate, doing just enough to retain second place overall to take the Silver medal. Dijkstra would go on to win the Gold medal at the 1964 Olympics, replicating the achievement of Carol Heiss of winning a Silver and Gold medal at successive Olympics. Laurence Owen finished 6th at these Olympics. She was 15 years old. As pointed out in a previous Retrospective, one intriguing aspect is the great 'what if', in terms of who would have won the gold medal at the 1964 Olympics had Owen not been killed as a result of the crash of Sabena Flight 548 in 1961. One yardstick by which to gauge how things may have panned out is Wendy Griner. Owen had just beaten Griner into second place to win the 1961 North American Championships. Griner then went on to take the Silver medal at the 1962 World Championships, finishing second to Dijkstra. Hence, even as early as 1962, it would appear as though Owen would have been challenging Dijkstra for supremacy. Another yardstick is Regine Heitzer, who won the silver medal at the 1964 Olympics, and Nicole Hassler, who finished 4th at the same event. At the 1960 Olympics, Owen finished 6th, beating both Heitzer (7th) and Hassler (11th) in the process. Barbara Wagner & Robert Paul win the pairs competition. Prior to the Olympics, they had won 3 consecutive world titles between 1957-59 (and remained unbeaten since finishing 6th at the 1956 Olympics, and 5th at the 1956 world championships). They would retain their world title after the Olympics at the 1960 world championships, before retiring. Paul would later go on to become a highly respected choreographer for skaters such as Peggy Fleming and Dorothy Hamill. The Soviet Union made its Olympic figure skating debut in these Olympics by entering 2 pairs, Nina Zhuk & Stanislav Zhuk who finished 6th, and guess who else? Yes, Ludmila Belousova & Oleg Protopopov ("The Protopopovs"), who finished 9th. The Protopopovs would of course go on to dominate the pairs competition over the coming decade, winning the Olympic title in 1964 and 1968, plus world titles between 1965-68. Zhuk & Zhuk had won 3 consecutive silver medals at the European Championships between 1958-60. Stanislav Zhuk later went on to coach Rodnina & Zaitsev, and Gordeeva & Grinkov. The 1956 Olympics were the last Olympics at which the figure skating events were held outdoors. At the 1960 Olympics, they were held indoors at the Blyth Memorial Arena (capacity - 8,500), built in 1959 specifically for the Squaw Valley Olympics to hold the figure skating and ice hockey events. It was also used for the opening ceremony. After the Olympics, it became a full time ice hockey arena, but had to be demolished in 1983 after the roof collapsed due to a build up of snow. The Olympic figure events had previously been held indoors in 1908, 1920, and 1932. A year after these Olympics, the entire U.S. Figure Skating Team was killed in the Sabena Flight 548 air disaster en route to the 1961 World Championships (which were cancelled following the tragedy). Here are some videos in relation to the medal winning performances:- MEN'S Gold: David Jenkins (USA) Free Skate Free Skate Silver: Karol Divín (Czechoslovakia) No Video Available. However, here is a video featuring the men during practice. He may be one of the men featured, but I cannot confidently identify him. Here is a photograph of him. Maybe you can spot him in the video? Bronze: Donald Jackson (Canada) No Video Available. However, here is his Free Skate from the 1962 World Championships, which he won. This program features the first ever 3Z in competition. 1st Triple Lutz + Interview LADIES Gold: Carol Heiss (USA) Free Skate Free Skate Free Skate Free Skate + Interview Ladies Practice, Ladies Practice Silver: Sjoukje Dijkstra (Netherlands) No Video Available. However, here is a feature on her win at the 1960 European Championships, which took place just a few weeks prior to the 1960 Olympics Bronze: Barbara Roles (USA) No Video Available. However, here is her Free Skate from the 1962 World Championships (appears 48 seconds in), in which she finished 5th. She had actually retired after the 1960 World Championships. Nevertheless, she was asked to make a comeback specifically for the 1962 World Championships, as the U.S. figure skating team had been severely depleted by the 1961 air disaster 6th: Laurence Owen (USA) Footage of Laurence Owen from the 1960 Olympics (starts 5 minutes 16 seconds in) PAIRS Gold: Barbara Wagner & Robert Paul (Canada) Free Skate (starts 2 minutes 57 seconds in) Footage Pairs Practice Silver: Marika Kilius & Hans-Jürgen Bäumler (Germany) Free Skate (starts 45 seconds in) Footage Bronze: Nancy Ludington & Ronald Ludington (USA) Free Skate (also features the other pairs medalists) Free Skate (featured at the beginning, but not named) 4th: Maria Jelinek & Otto Jelinek (Canada) Free Skate (starts 1 minute 52 seconds in)


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text: Hi, everyone. I was wondering if any of you can help me with a problem that has been caused by undergoing numerous cancer treatments. All the scar tissue from prior surgery and radiation can sometimes press on my small intestine causing painful kinks (called bowel obstructions.) They are quite painful, as they block the food from digesting properly until the kink reverses itself, often a day or so after it starts. Once you have the obstruction, there is not much that can be done for the pain. So my number one prioroty is to try to avoid having one. The doctors know very little about what triggers an attack. So almost everything I know about avoiding them I have learned by avoiding foods that seemed linked to attacks I had in the past, eliminating any waist-twisting motions from my exercise, wearing loose clothing whenever I can, especially around the house, etc. Yet I still get them a few times a year. I have never met anyone who gets them, so I thought I'd come here. I started a thread a year ago when I was considering clinical trials and received a variety of very helpful responses. So hopefully there are at least a few of you who are familiar with this type of problem. Do you know of anything I can do to avoid getting a bowel obstruction? Do you know of anything, if I do get one, that can help alleviate the pain until the kink reverses itself? Any and all suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.


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Took the truck to Hamilton after the NRA convention in St. Louis. Picked up a load of jars, tools, and a new 20 frame extractor. Drove to Kansas City. This was in April. A couple weeks ago, while assembling the extractor, I found no motor or speed control. The sales invoice showed 2 boxes for the extractor, but I only had one.
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PASADENA - Californians have been hearing for decades that an enormously powerful earthquake called the Big One could strike at any time. Now a study by Caltech shows that such a quake could reach farther than previously thought, potentially including both San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Although the state is well-known as earthquake country, there are some areas with relatively stable ground, or tectonic plates that "creep" instead of slip quickly with a jolt. One such area in Parkfield acts as a barrier between the northern and southern sections of the San Andreas fault.
The new Caltech quake model, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, shows that extreme weakening can happen even in those creeping, tectonically locked areas under the right conditions.
"What we have found, based on laboratory data about rock behavior, is that such supposedly stable segments can behave differently when an earthquake rupture penetrates into them," said study coauthor Nadia Lapusta, professor of mechanical engineering and geophysics at Caltech. "Instead of arresting the rupture as expected, they can actually join in and hence make earthquakes much larger than anticipated."
The study draws on data from the magnitude-9.0 Tohoku-Oki earthquake in Japan, which generated a massive tsunami and caused a nuclear reactor meltdown in 2011. That quake confounded seismologists because some areas where the quake struck were previously thought to be more stable.
The movement of tectonic plates under Japan and California aren't similar, but the physics of earthquakes do match, Lapusta said.
The new model suggests that seismic hazards may have to be re-evaluated in many areas.
"Our current assessment of seismic hazards is based on what happened before," Lapusta said; an earthquake like the one in Japan has never been measured in California.
Seismologists can study faults to find the historical records of large events, however, possibly getting a better sense in future studies about potential earthquake impacts in California and elsewhere.
"This is the next step, trying to make these steps more region-specific," Lapusta said. "What we can do is suggest a range of possibilities."
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School District 25 star ratings revealed
Superintendent is 'very proud' of progress made
POCATELLO, Idaho - School districts across the state are finding out how proficient their students are.
Thursday, School District 25 in Pocatello and Chubbuck presented its accountability review.
But what is in this accountability review? The accountability review is really the school district reporting its student achievement to the federal government. It calculates all test scores and graduation rates, and does separate calculations based on grade, ethnicity, and students in special programs.
Superintendent Mary Vagner said School District 25 is performing very well.
The presentation Thursday explained how elementary and middle school kids are growing from year to year, and if that growth is enough. High school ratings factor in advanced placement courses, dual credit, and graduation rates.
Vagner says the district takes the information and forms a plan.
"We'll look at our data coming up here in the next couple weeks," Vagner said. "Then goals will be set for the year, and we will continue to strive to increase student levels of achievement."
So how are they measured? The schools are rated on a star system, with five being the top and one indicating a major improvement plan is needed.
Seven schools were ranked as 5-star schools: Chubbuck, Edahow, Gate City, Syringa, Tyhee and Washington elementaries, and Kinport Acadamy, aka the Alameda Center.
Eight schools were ranked as 4-star schools: Indian Hills, Jefferson and Wilcox elementaries, Pocatello Community Charter School, Franklin Middle School and Century, Highland and Pocatello high schools.
Six schools were ranked as 3-star schools: Ellis, Greenacres, Lewis and Clark and Tendoy elemetaries, along with Hawthorne and Irving Middle Schools.
Only one school was ranked with two stars: New Horizon Center. However, Superintendent Vagner sid the numbers there can be a little misleading.
"If you don't grow far enough, fast enough, then those points are detracted from the school's star rating," she said.
So with the measures for advanced courses, the numbers will not reflect well on New Horizons, even though Vagner said the students are doing great.
She said students learn at different rates, and individual growth needs to be an important measure.
Again with New Horizons, the graduation rate for that school was significantly lower than the other high schools.
Vagner said it doesn't take into account students graduating this summer. She said the number of students there varies a lot too - one class can have 75 students, the next, 30.
The school district implemented this star rating system from the state a few years ago, after Idaho asked for a waiver from the No Child Left Behind Act.


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The sbv package
Express properties about Haskell programs and automatically prove them using SMT (Satisfiability Modulo Theories) solvers. Automatically generate C programs from Haskell functions. The SBV library adds support for symbolic bit vectors and other symbolic types, allowing formal models of Haskell programs to be created.
$ ghci -XScopedTypeVariables Prelude> :m Data.SBV Prelude Data.SBV> prove $ \(x::SWord8) -> x `shiftL` 2 .== 4*x Q.E.D. Prelude Data.SBV> prove $ forAll ["x"] $ \(x::SWord8) -> x `shiftL` 2 .== x Falsifiable. Counter-example: x = 128 :: SWord8
The SBV library uses Microsoft's Z3 SMT solver (http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/projects/z3/) as the default underlying solver. It is also possible to use SRI's Yices SMT solver with SBV as well (http://yices.csl.sri.com/download-yices2.shtml), although the Z3 binding is much more richer.
SBV introduces the following types and concepts:
SBool: Symbolic Booleans (bits)
SWord8, SWord16, SWord32, SWord64: Symbolic Words (unsigned)
SInt8, SInt16, SInt32, SInt64: Symbolic Ints (signed)
SInteger: Symbolic unbounded integers (signed)
SReal: Symbolic algebraic reals (signed)
SArray, SFunArray: Flat arrays of symbolic values
STree: Full binary trees of symbolic values (for fast symbolic access)
Symbolic polynomials over GF(2^n), and polynomial arithmetic
Uninterpreted constants and functions over symbolic values, with user defined axioms.
Uninterpreted sorts, and proofs over such sorts, potentially with axioms.
Functions built out of these types can be:
proven correct via an external SMT solver (the prove function)
checked for satisfiability (the sat, and allSat functions)
used in synthesis (the sat function with existential variables)
optimized with respect to cost functions (the optimize, maximize, and minimize functions)
used in concrete test case generation (the genTest function), rendered as values in various languages, including Haskell and C.
Predicates can have both existential and universal variables. Use of alternating quantifiers provides considerable expressive power. Furthermore, existential variables allow synthesis via model generation.
The SBV library can also compile Haskell functions that manipulate symbolic values directly to C, rendering them as straight-line C programs.
In addition to the library, the installation will create the executable SBVUnitTests. You should run it once the installation is complete, to make sure the unit tests are run and all is well.
SBV is hosted at GitHub: http://github.com/LeventErkok/sbv. Comments, bug reports, and patches are always welcome.
The following people reported bugs, provided comments/feedback, or contributed to the development of SBV in various ways: Ian Blumenfeld, Ian Calvert, Iavor Diatchki, John Erickson, Tom Hawkins, Lee Pike, Austin Seipp, Don Stewart, Josef Svenningsson, and Nis Wegmann.
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#1 Sun 22 Apr 07 1:24pm
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hash brown recipe
ineed a hash brown recipe quick
anyone got one ????
#2 Sun 22 Apr 07 3:30pm
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Re: hash brown recipe
Hash Browns Recipe courtesy Cooking Live
Show: Cooking Live
Episode: Cooking For One
Recipe Summary
Difficulty: Easy
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Yield: 1 to 2 servings
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped
1 large baking potato, baked, peeled, and diced
Kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper
In a heavy medium skillet, heat 1 tablespoon olive oil over medium heat. Add onions and saute until softened and caramelized. Remove onions from skillet. Add remaining tablespoon oil to skillet and heat. Add diced potatoes in an even layer in the skillet, season with salt and pepper and cook until the potatoes begin to brown on the bottom, 6 to 7 minutes, shaking the pan occasionally to prevent sticking. Add onions back to skillet, press into a pancake. Season with salt and pepper.
#3 Thu 26 Apr 07 8:29am
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Re: hash brown recipe
Homemade Hash Brown Potatoes
4 cups cold cooked potatoes, chopped
1 tablespoon minced onion
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1/4 cup milk
3 tablespoons butter
Combine the potatoes, onion, salt, pepper, and milk. Melt butter in a large heavy skillet over medium heat. Do not let burn. When butter is hot, add potato mixture. Press down firmly. Reduce heat and fry slowly until bottom is golden brown.
Do not stir. Turn carefully or put under broiler to brown the other side.
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Hall of New York State Environment
The Felix M. Warburg Hall of New York State Environment focuses on the village of Pine Plains and Stissing Mountain in New York's Dutchess County, an area that includes mountains, natural lakes, forests, rock formations, and both wild and cultivated land. The hall's exhibits highlight the changes in the landscape since Precambrian times, its seasonal and natural cycles, and its plant and animal life.
Cutaway views of the mountain and terrain, along with fossils, mineral specimens, and topographical maps, illustrate the geologic history of the area. Another series of exhibits describes the role of agriculture on the local ecology, with displays about crop rotation, the management of an apple orchard, natural fertilizers in the soil, and the cycles of nutrition and decay. Dioramas also showcase forest and wetland ecosystems.
An exhibit about life in the soil depicts animals living below ground in a farmer's lawn and at the edge of woodland, with views of tunnels, nests, and burrows used by moles, chipmunks, mice, yellowjackets, Japanese beetle larvae, ants, and earthworms.


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After a string of rumors, drama-laden lawsuits and a seemingly botched exit strategy, Color Labs finally decided to call it quits. They announced today that their mobile photo-sharing service will no longer be available when it shuts down their operations by the end of this year. Though it wasn't as popular or successful as the company wanted it to be, I'm sure a lot of Color users will miss socially ambient app that notifies you when other Color users are nearby.
Ambient-aware apps were all the rage earlier this year, with a bevy of them emerging at SXSW last March. Color Labs was among the most promising of 2012, with heavy-hitting investors and a rather famous founding team. Despite the backing, Color didn't make the cut. Here's some other ambient-aware social apps that have fared better.
This app is available for iOS and Android, and it lets you find other Sonar users just by being close to them, connect and hangout with those people – friend or not. The app also allows you to set your status, share what you're up to and chat with other Sonar users. Plus, you don't need to manually check-in to locations because Sonar does it for you.
The serendipitous discovery app brings people closer by alerting you if someone is nearby. It could be another Highlight user: a friend of a friend, or someone with whom you share interests. It gives you a detailed history of your social connections to avoid those awkward "What the hell is the name of this person I'm talking to and where do I know him from?" situations. Plus, it allows you to send messages from within the app, so you can always start a conversation, even from a short distance.
This app allows you to discover interesting people around you, and let you know where the cool uberlife users will be hanging out. Aside from that, the app allows you to share awesome photos complete with camera filters, and it personally caters to your taste as you get informed of nearby hangouts that match your interests.
This app is not a solely location-based app but it does offer that feature via Near Me. What sets colourDNA apart is that it is focused on your interests and your favorite color. Based on the things you like and your fave color, the app tells you if anything related to your interests are happening nearby, such as a cool new restaurant that opened on the next block. It lets you change your color preference depending on your mood, so it's like a mood ring, only digital and socially aware.
This app is available for iOS and Android devices and it lets you instantly meet people around you, and anywhere in the world. It lets you meet people by preference and proximity, chat, see who checked you out, get updates from nearby users, buy and send gifts, save your favorite users, browse profiles and pictures, promote your profile with in-app features, earn points to unlock premium features and more. The only catch is, you have to put up with ads. If you don't want the ads, you can download the paid version, Skout+, for $9.99.


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what does the crop look like in the mid west? From what i have been hearing it started out great then didn't finish all that good.
what does the crop look like in the mid west? From what i have been hearing it started out great then didn't finish all that good.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
HONEY PRICE UPDATES ON the Honey Hot line 763 658 4193....intersting , one load sold for 2.50, also some crop reports, not sounding good
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Trevor, as a newbie wannabee honey broker - could you give me an example of what is considered "bulk" quantities? In anticipation of a positive response I thank you in advance....
P.S. Are the prices FOB "packing house" ???
Honey is almost always bid in semi load lots (usually around 42,000 lbs, net) and are normally fob producer.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
Basically, IMO a "Honey Broker" is someone who buys and sells HONEY. This activity may be by "direct acquisition" and held in storage or purchasing for a client per contract for direct delivery to end user. I hope this answers your question.
What Jim said - sounds reasonable on the UP end, but relatively sure there are many smaller sellers wanting to go through a "brokerage house" as well ......... Thanks for your input Jim
Clear Lake Wi. / Sebring Fl.
"People will generally accept facts as truth only if the facts agree with what they already believe."- Andy Rooney
Why deal through a broker? Is brokering a necessary added cost in today's market? Both good questions - and my answer could only be speculative at this point in time, since I am not yet a broker. So, your feedback is very important to me.
Perhaps I can just create a "picture" based on what I know and ask for your thoughts/conclusions. Here it is:
Here in the USA, demand far outweighs production
A fairly big percentage of honey is produced by many "small time" beekeepers
Demand for honey is growing rapidly from a more diverse end-user (eg - Mead Producers, medicinal products etc etc.)
The swings in price fluctuations are quicker and larger in spread.
If you are "sitting" on honey, that you cannot move then, you are speculating or require a person (broker) who has the contacts and tools to move it for you.
The import/export market (something very familiar to me) is going to have a big impact on local pricing.
What would be the quickest method to getting to know the players in the local (USA) market - establishing a good re-pour/contact via "brokering" would be essential.
Best regards - Richard
If you could do something internationally that would be your best bet. I dont know any producer that would pay you to sell there honey unless you are selling at a much higher price then they can get. I also cant imagine a packer paying more than the going price to a third person, but maybe Im wrong. Im not trying to be offensive but I think you are over thinking the whole process. I usually send some samples to people I trust ,ask what they are paying for it ,If I agree they send a truck and I load it. There really isn't allot to it. Trust is a huge factor ,especially at the current price of honey. Good Luck!!
Clear Lake Wi. / Sebring Fl.
A friend sold three barrels of honey at $2.45/lb. The same buyer bought a semi load of MidWest Honey at $2.76/lb.
Anybody else hearing of such prices?
Mark Berninghausen
Those prices are way high of what I am hearing of current market prices.No doubt we have a short USA crop again from all reports I am hearing.It is a wise US packer who supports his supplier.Bees and beekeepers have been a endangered specis for quite awhile and Cheap Chinese honey has seemed to have lost its "in," into the US market
Just sold 10 barrels at 2.50 lb to a small packer.
Odem bought a loadin the US for 2.65, from the HoneyHot LINE....... 763 658 4193
Seems the honey hot line is running low on funding
The honey hot line could set up a facebook page for free, any other ideas?
Up she goes............... Honey price in Argentina http://www.apinews.com/es/contenido/...cio-de-la-miel
I opened the link but there was no information as to the rising prices.
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I'm new here and to the whole world of bees. I, personally don't have any, nor have any plans to obtain any. However, I am in close contact with a guy who does/is looking after his fathers bees. I get to tag along and enjoy myself. Please don't hold it against me!
I've joined this site in the hopes of learning more, to add to what I am learning in the field. Its a whole other world out there. I may ask questions, but for the most part I am here to read and learn.
The bees I associate with are in the north of the state, and currently are in a sheep paddock among a stand of hawthorn.


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I got my Alfa card today
I hope after all this video I will take the wireless for Offensive Security
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All things wireless...
dynamik wrote:Review the syllabus before you make a commitment. While the first part of the course does a good breakdown of how wireless works and how most packets are structured, it primarily focuses on cracking WEP. It's great for what it is, but IMHO, that course really needs an update.
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Who runs TMA? YOU DO! The association is governed by a 472-member House of Delegates, the legislative and policymaking body. The house is made up of elected county medical society delegates (one delegate per 100 members or fraction) and the following ex officio: members of the Board of Trustees, 15 councilors, Texas delegates and alternate delegates to the American Medical Association, members of the Council on Legislation and chairs of the other councils, delegates from the Young Physician Section, International Medical Graduate Section, Resident and Fellow Section, and Medical Student Section, and delegates of selected specialty societies.
The House of Delegates meets every year at an annual session held during TexMed in the spring.
The best way to get your idea or change adopted as TMA policy is at the grassroots level. Present your idea or change at your county medical society meeting. If the county agrees, your idea is submitted as a resolution at the next meeting of the House of Delegates. If adopted by the house, and if it has nationwide appeal, it may be forwarded to the AMA for action. If the county does not agree with your idea or recommendation, you may contact a delegate from your society and ask that he or she submit a resolution for consideration by the house.
Ideas and actions also are developed and sent to the house by association boards, councils, committees, and sections.
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$18 million per year/$55 guaranteed is good value, really. Like it or not, but Romo is a good quarterback - top 10, easy. Considering how many teams are without anything approaching "decent" at the quarterback position, Romo would likely have fetched even more on the open market. It's just the way the league works.
While Jerry Jones is crazy (clearly the successor to Al Davis), this simply had to be done. Without an extension they'd have lost Romo (previous contract terms prevented them from applying the franchise tag next season), so it was either this or plummet back to square one.
In such a competitive division (and conference) they couldn't have afforded to lose ground.
Excerpt: "La Canfora retrieved the breakdown of Romo's guaranteed money, which differs slightly from the orginal $55 million:
The extension could be reported as worth a maximum of $108 million, with $55 million guaranteed. But according to a source with knowledge of the deal, the full guarantee -- for injury, skill and cap -- is actually $40 million, which would put him well lower than the record deals recently signed by Drew Brees and Joe Flacco." Read more...
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i might be the only one but i feel like this is a move the Cowboys "had" to do. Romo's a really good QB and you don't just let them walk away. They're pretty much priceless. If Romo leaves, the Cowboys are all of a sudden in rebuilding mode.
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
who gives a fridge...if anything this is a good thing for us...think about it
NFL Championships : 1927 1934 1938 1956 Super Bowl Champions: XXI XXV XLII XLVI
You honestly think this is a good thing when the Giants only just strangled one win out of two against Dallas last season?
Jerry Jones having to replace Romo would be the best possible thing for the Giants. Romo fell into his lap; he got lucky. If Jones had to draft a successor, his team would likely slip into the abyss recently vacated by the Redskins.
Romo is a good quarterback. Him remaining in the division is not a good thing.
Romo is a good QB but to me the Giants need to worry about the Giants. Defensive scheme and Defensive player want-to is more important to me.
we have Romo and RG3 and maybe Geno (?) in Philly if Chip gets his way.
I have confidence that a productive pass rush on Romo pushes him to make mistakes, ergo I am unconcerned about his re-signing.
Our Defense's non-existent Run-Stopping is a chief concern of mine, over-running a QB like RG is a concern.
Giving up the soft middle to slashing TE's is a concern of mine. Playing specific receivers too deep is a concern of mine.
A disciplined and now in our Division if not Conference, and athletic and fast Defense is what would give me sleep at night.
NFL Championships : 1927 1934 1938 1956 Super Bowl Champions: XXI XXV XLII XLVI
I'm glad the Cowboys had to pay a hefty sum to keep him, but it's too bad he couldn't wait a year get his money else where.


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Australians are incredible athletes. Aussies carve waves on surfboards and win gold in the pool with the best of 'em. Australians are tanned, fit, good looking, and the envy of the rest of the world. So why is Australia so overweight?
We are embarrassingly overweight - 63 per cent of Aussies are overweight; 53 per cent of women … and men? 70 per cent of Australian men are overweight. We are a pie + sauce away from statistically overtaking the United States of Obesity. Is it finally time for Australia to enlist a Fat Tax?
Maybe so. Obesity costs Australia $56 billion per year, or $153,000,000 every single day. The carbon, mining, and cigarette taxes create backbench banter and front page news. Governments even discuss banning MSG and downsizing fizzy drink sizes (New York City). But we don't talk about going straight to the source and taxing the fat for bad behaviour.
Is a tax the right thing to do? Personal trainer and TV personality Michelle Bridges was on Channel 10 news last week discussing these obesity statistics, and she thinks the government needs to get involved just as they have with cigarettes.
I disagree. Cheeseburgers and fries ain't cigarettes.
I want the government telling me not to smoke because cigarettes have so many deadly chemicals in them they can't list them on the packet. I don't want the government telling me how many Tim Tams I should eat or the finite number of Tim Tams Arnott's should produce each year.
Let the government tend to our roads, hospital needs, and education. Let us individuals tend to our bodies.
To the Australian women out there. Does it worry you that seven out of every 10 males out here is overweight? One out of 10 is gay. One out of 10 might be slim-unhealthy. So that leaves one out of 10 within the male population as a correct-weight-mate. The healthy man drought is drier than we thought.
The obesity issue is not sugar, fast food, the government, or big food conglomerates. The problem is men and women and their level of commitment.
Ask an individual what their commitment is to their job, their partner, their house, their children, and they'll give it to you straight. But ask 63 per cent of the folks out there what their commitment is to their health, their weight, and their lifestyle choices? You'll get a lot of um'ing and ah'ing.
Taxes aren't the answer. When I run Bondi to Coogee Beach, I don't need taxation to keep me moving … I just need the path, sun, topless beaches, ocean, and a healthy juice at Melonhead in Coogee. My commitment to my health determines how I want to spend my day and what foods I put into my body.
Too many adults are committed to LOL'ing on Facebook for hours, playing video games with one hand, and putting their hand in the cookie jar with the other. We're drinking fizzy and energy drinks, eating cereals with cartoon characters on the box, staying up late snacking on junk food and junk television. Sound like a child? You got it. Australian adults are acting like children.
Good parents don't smack a child for failing to do his or her chores; they create incentives for that child via an allowance. Overweight adults that are acting like children need the same incentive.
Forget increased taxes. Imagine tax breaks for your gym membership, personal training sessions. Imagine a tax break or work bonus for zero sick days, a healthy weight, zero days in a hospital bed, or a successful finish in the City2Surf.
Crazy ideas? Maybe. But it's better than another scolding "tax". Australians will respond to health-based incentives.
For those of you in the 63 per cent battling and giving it your best with healthy foods and exercise? I'm with you because I've been there and I've made the healthy change. It's hard, it sucks, and it's challenging. But it's the best road you can take. Keep going.
I admit to having a love-hate relationship with naughty food. My father owned numerous fast food restaurants which ultimately paid for a pretty nice uni education and put quality food on the table. Yet as an adult I've been the chubby chap (and turned it around) because of that very food, and I now make a decision as an adult to not walk through those doors again.
When I arrived in Australia from Chicago nine years ago, I saw the same American fast food options, shopping aisles full of cookies, fizzy drinks, sauces and chips ... and soon the bulging Australian waistlines. Australians are overweight because we have become Americanised.
If we want to get fit, healthy, and avoid diabetes and other obesity related diseases, we have to make a change as a nation. We have to turn off the American crime shows and dramas, and instead head out for a run on Australian soil. We have to drop the doughnuts and pick up the fruit and vegetables.
So let's get with it Australia.
The answer is less science, less examination, less diets, and less powdered supplement drinks. The answer is what it was in 1920, 1950, 1980, and today - more fresh food and more sport. The answer is less about government taxing double cheeseburgers 10 per cent and more about your commitment to being a healthy man or woman.
The answer is to commit to being less American and eat more Australian salmon and Australian vegetables. The answer is to get more vitamin D in the Aussie sun while enjoying Australian fruit, and to get outdoors and move our bodies along the world's most beautiful shorelines.
The answer is simple - commit, eat and move your body like an Australian.
Rant over. Next week I'll be writing about 'Yoga with your pets. Good idea? Or paws before you sign up?'
Do we need a Fat Tax? What should our culture do to stop the obesity epidemic?


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Kevin Rudd has scoffed at reports that he is within striking distance of toppling Julia Gillard for the federal Labor leadership.
''Give us a break, give us a break,'' he told reporters in Canberra on Tuesday outside the church of St Andrews at a service to mark the start of the parliamentary year, when asked whether his backers were counting the numbers.
Mr Rudd was responding to reports that support for the former prime minister could be as high as 45 votes out of 102 caucus members.
Ms Gillard's supporters say it is lower.
Mr Rudd insisted his position was unchanged from 12 months ago, after he comprehensively lost a leadership ballot 31 votes to 71.
''I supported the prime minister . . . that remains my position,'' he said.
''Everyone should take a long, cold shower.''
Mr Rudd told reporters the election year was ''going to be tough''.
''Our core challenge is to do whatever we can to make sure Mr Abbott doesn't become prime minister and that's my mission in life,'' he said.
Mr Rudd said his first priority was looking after his south Brisbane electorate of Griffith ''and that's where I'll be spending a whole lot of time''.
''Secondly, as I have done consistently over many years now in whatever capacity I've held, I'll be working for Labor members, Labor candidates right across the country; I have about a dozen of those commitments lined up already before the hoopla of the last couple of days, and that'll just continue.
''And finally my job is to go out there and talk about this government's record of achievement in keeping the economy strong when the rest of the world economy fell into a heap.''
Ms Gillard's reduced support, confirmed to Fairfax Media by multiple sources from both sides of the caucus, raises the possibility of a second leadership challenge by Mr Rudd, although his supporters say no move is imminent.
The estimate of 45 votes for Mr Rudd is regarded as ''not unrealistic'' by a key Gillard backer, who put it ''closer to 40''.
Labor's rocky start
The shift in sentiment follows Labor's trouble-plagued start to the election year, which has shaken MPs and fuelled perceptions of disorder.
Adding to Ms Gillard's discomfort, two of her most senior ministers on Monday said Mr Rudd was an electoral asset.
''I think he is an asset and we should use him, but it has to be a disciplined asset,'' said Arts and Regional Development Minister Simon Crean.
Mr Crean was one of Mr Rudd's harshest critics last year but believes the party would benefit from his popularity.
Ms Gillard's chief parliamentary tactician, Transport Minister Anthony Albanese, also called for Mr Rudd to be returned to the fold.
''Kevin Rudd is an asset to the Australian Labor Party,'' he told Sky News. ''We need to engage Kevin Rudd and use him wherever possible. He's a very popular figure, there's no doubt about that.''
With her leadership now facing greater scrutiny, Ms Gillard on Monday pleaded for loyalty.
At the first ALP caucus meeting for the year, she blamed internal disloyalty for some of Labor's problems, revealing that journalists had told her that MPs had been waiting for the return from holidays to complain about her leadership.
One caucus member, however, said Ms Gillard ''needed to look closer to home''. The MP said Ms Gillard had enjoyed the backing of most MPs during 2012, but this support had noticeably weakened on the back of ''a terrible start'' to the election year.
''We needed to make every post a winner in order to catch the Coalition by polling day, but it hasn't gone to script so far, not at all,'' the MP said.
A series of self-inflicted political wounds has sapped morale and reignited talk about whether anything would be achieved by another leadership change.
These blows include the clumsily handled dumping of Northern Territory senator Trish Crossin and the timing of the election announcement, which was followed closely by the resignations of two senior ministers.
Rudd's profile
In the immediate aftermath of the last challenge, Ms Gillard's backers believed her two-to-one margin would be sufficient to end the Rudd threat.
However, the former foreign minister has not only remained in politics but has recently begun to ramp up his public profile.
Last week he returned to the the Seven Network's Sunrise program, appearing with the opposition's Joe Hockey. That pairing reprised his regular appearances on the high-rating show that helped to make him a household name in 2006 - a key factor in his rise to the Labor leadership that year.
Voter support for the government, which had been slowly recovering throughout the second half of 2012, has tanked again, according to two separate polls published in News Limited papers.
Abbott's rise
Labor MPs are particularly concerned about the decline in Ms Gillard's personal standing compared with that of Opposition Leader Tony Abbott.
According to Newspoll, Ms Gillard's standing as preferred prime minister has deteriorated by 4 points to 41 per cent, while Mr Abbott's has climbed by 6 points to 39 per cent in the two weeks since the previous poll.
The poll also showed that the number of people satisfied with her performance has dropped, while the number of those dissatisfied has risen. The opposite was the case for Mr Abbott.
The Opposition Leader used a pep talk to his frontbench yesterday to presage a more positive approach to combat Labor's branding of him as ''Dr No''.
''People expected us . . . to hold the government to account, and we certainly did that, but I think what people are now looking for is for a little bit more from us,'' he told them.
''They want us not so much to be an opposition but to be an alternative government ... and that is exactly what you've been getting over the last few weeks.''
On the leadership speculation, Mr Abbott said on Tuesday that Australians expected a strong and stable government.
''Sadly that's not the perception right now in Canberra,'' he told reporters, saying Labor should focus on the public not on its ''internal shenanigans''.
Caretaker row
Meanwhile, new Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus has hit out at Coalition claims that the government is now in ''virtual caretaker-mode''.
''The parliament is sitting today . . . the bells are ringing, question time is about to begin'' he said, pointing to the long-standing convention that the caretaker period does not start until the House of Representatives had been dissolved.
On Tuesday morning, deputy opposition leader Julie Bishop told ABC Radio: ''We believe that the government has made this call, we are in virtual caretaker-mode.''
Ms Bishop also said that she understood that parties now needed to have equal access to broadcasting time.
This also follows a Coalition attempt to freeze the $10 billion in a government climate change fund before the September election.
The opposition's finance spokesman, Andrew Robb, and its climate action spokesman, Greg Hunt, have written to directors of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation warning them not to enter into any funding contracts.
Ms Bishop told a Coalition party room meeting on Tuesday not to assume that the September 14 election date was fixed, adding it could be earlier.
The Deputy Opposition Leader told her colleagues that anything could happen under the current government.
She said that Coalition MPs also should not assume that Ms Gillard would be the leader and that Mr Rudd had ''one more tilt" left in him.
Mr Abbott cautioned against hubris in the election year, telling the party room they should be "confident and optimistic but never arrogant".
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And of course, the part about Mao.
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While we should encourage everyone to live life to the fullest and leave on one's own term; I still just feel time he has had his fifteen seconds of fame and he risks serious injuries. GRanted maybe if he takes a 1.5 years off he could skate in the next olympics and place say 12th?


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Alcohol may have a "protective effect", a US researcher says, after a study found injured patients are less likely to die in hospital if they have alcohol in their blood.
However the study's author, injury epidemiologist Lee Friedman, stressed the findings were not a cause to drink, as alcohol intoxication - even minor inebriation - is associated with an increased risk of being injured.
"However, after an injury, if you are intoxicated there seems to be a pretty substantial protective effect," said Friedman, who is assistant professor of environmental and occupational health sciences at the University of Illinois.
"The more alcohol you have in your system, the more the protective effect."
Friedman analysed Illinois Trauma Registry data for 190,612 patients treated at trauma centres between 1995 and 2009 who were tested for blood alcohol content, which ranged from zero to 0.5 percent at the time they were admitted to the trauma unit.
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Friedman looked at the relationship between alcohol dosage and in-hospital mortality following traumatic injuries such as fractures, internal injuries and open wounds.
Surprisingly, he found alcohol benefited patients across the range of injuries, with burns the only exception.
"At the higher levels of blood alcohol concentration, there was a reduction of almost 50 percent in hospital mortality rates," Friedman said. "This protective benefit persists even after taking into account injury severity and other factors known to be strongly associated with mortality following an injury."
The study will be published in the December issue of the journal Alcohol (http://www.alcoholjournal.org/article/S0741-8329%2812%2900152-8/abstract).
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He said further research bio-mechanism of the protective effects of alcohol is needed, as if it could be understood, "we could then treat patients post-injury, either in the field or when they arrive at the hospital, with drugs that mimic alcohol".
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I'm so new to bee keeping, I don't even have a hive yet. Or even a cute, bee-related screen name. Actually, I'm just reading, visiting forums, etc to learn all I can so I can decide if I'm up to the challenge. I'm glad I started with books about honey bees first, rather than about bee keeping.
Some of my favorite books so far....
Books about bees in general: A Short History of the Honey Bee, by Readicker-Henderson and McCarty; The Buzz about Bees : biology of a superorganism by Tautz, Sandeman, et al (I love how they compare bees to mammals!).
Books about beekeeping: A Book of Bees by Hubbell; Beekeeping for Dummies (yeah, yeah, I know. But it has actually been much more helpful to me as a complete novice than some of the others, like The Backyard Beekeeper by Flottum (which I particularly didn't like) or Hive Management by Bonney.
I'm excited about Storey's Guide To Keeping Honeybees coming out late this summer. Storey's are usually pretty useful. I hope it's not too, um, industrial.
What's funny to me is when I first started talking to my co-worker about beekeeping she asked if I were going to get some hives and I said I didn't think so as it seemed really complicated: queen excluders! top feeders! Super!? I didn't even know that there was only one queen per colony. Or that worker bees were all female! Go ahead, laugh. It's funny. But after several books I told her I was definitely going to get two hives this fall so I could put them together over winter and be ready for Spring.
It's amazing how many false assumptions I had about bees (and probably still have and don't even know it!). I saw two swarms where I work last Spring. Last year I'm all "Oh, no! They're probably Africanized bees out to make a kill and drag it back to their lair!" Now I want to hug them and pet them and love them.
I was a little confused at first by the vast differences of opinion on keeping bees (not unlike advice on gardening!), but now I'm beginning to see how things will suit my needs and/or how I'll just have to experiment. I'm seeing how a lot of things are suggested for climates/situations much different than my area. It seems a lot of books don't make it real clear that much of their advice is for beekeepers with four distinct seasons, especially that one called 'winter.' I see active bees all year long at my house, so I'm currently trying to up the winter blooming vegetation around my place. (Another thing learned, bees don't like just any ol' bloomin' thing! I'm starting to have a different viewpoint about 'weeds.')
My goals are to manage no more than two hives. I have no desire to go into any kind of business. I became interested because for several years I've enjoyed interacting with the bees that flock all over the hummingbird feeders (except the one time I was stung, that wasn't fun, but it was my fault). I usually just blow gently on the bees and they move enough I can get the lids off the feeders then I can kind of shake them off. Now I read you're never supposed to blow on them?! Well, it never seemed to make them mad. Yet. I also like watching the bees sit on my tea cup in the mornings when I'm sloppy with the honey. And last year I watched one sip wine for about ten seconds before I decided it probably wasn't good for it.
This winter I decided to find out more about them and have just became fascinated by the idea of managing a hive or two. It also makes me wonder where the many bees around my house live. It's not like I was completely ignorant, I knew wild bees made honey. Somewhere. But I never really thought about each bee having a home and a job. I guess I just thought they only did that if they wanted to. (Hey, at least I never thought bees came from dead oxen!)
I've been reading through the forum, but I've got a long way to go. I'm not yet ready to contact some local folks to ask if I can watch them work. I know now is the time I should be doing that, but maybe by late summer I'll feel confident enough to catch some of the end of summer work.
Thanks for letting me join the forum. I look forward to taking advantage of your collective knowledge.


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Arsène Wenger's side appeared to turn a corner with their 1-0 win over Swansea two weeks ago but they slipped to a 4-3 defeat at Blackburn despite dominating much of last weekend's game at Ewood Park.
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Hi, I have searched through dozens if not hundreds of past messages on this forum to educate myself, but have not found a thread that specifically addresses my scenario & questions. I'm posting my compilation of thoughts from this research & request input from my wonderful fellow beekeepers on this site to guide me in the right direction.
I am located in the Foothills of Western NC (USDA Zone 7) & this is my 2nd year of beekeeping. I am using all 10-frame medium hives & have 5 hives of Russian bees that overwintered successfully. Each hive has 3 mediums & all are doing very well, with 3 of them bursting at the seams with bees, brood, & stores.
I have ordered 4 different queens from Russell Apiaries (Buckfast, Russell Italian, Sunkist, & Italian/Russian Hybrid) that are to arrive this Friday & I plan to make splits using these queens & my existing hives. I have plenty of 10-frame medium hive bodies, as well as 4 medium nucs (each nuc has two 5-frame medium hive bodies). My plan is to take frames of honey, pollen, & brood from the Russian hives, combined with the new queens to make my splits. My thought was to setup each nuc as follows:
1: Frame of Honey
2: Frame of Capped/Uncapped Brood
3: Queen Introduction Frame (replaced with Foundation after queen release)
4: Frame of Capped/Uncapped Brood
5: Frame of Foundation
1. Is this the right makeup & location for the frames?
2. Do I need to replace the frames of foundation with drawn comb? I have seen posts that advocate both methods.
3. Has anyone used the Brushy Mountain Requeening Frames? I have them available but have never used them.
4. Should I go ahead and add the second 5-frame medium body to the nuc when I make the splits, or wait until the first five frames are full?
5. When should I move the splits from the nucs to 10-frame hive bodies? Is there any advantage to starting the splits in 10-frame mediums instead of the 5-frame nucs?
6. Do I need to shake more bees into the nucs?
7. How far away do I have to take the nucs from the existing bee yard?
Thank you in advance for helping this new beekeeper increase his odds of successfully making four new splits!! I will post follow up messages sharing what I do & how they perform over the coming year.


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