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Annual Regulatory Reminder for Independent Introducing Brokers
National Futures Association has always been committed to providing our Members with the resources they need to meet their regulatory obligations as efficiently as possible. During some of our recent audits, NFA Members have suggested that we provide them with an annual reminder regarding certain requirements that are not part of their day-to-day operations. Responding to this request, NFA is pleased to send you this email listing certain requirements you have for the upcoming year. This list does not capture all of your responsibilities, but it should help remind you of certain non-routine requirements.
Within the next 12 months you will be required to:
2. Complete NFA's Self-Examination Checklist located on NFA's Web site at http://www.nfa.futures.org/compliance/selfexam.asp.
3. Send your firm's Privacy Policy to every current customer (in addition to sending it to every new customer when the customer opens an account). For guidance in preparing your policy, please consult NFA's Privacy Policy questionnaire (Appendix D of the Self-Exam Checklist).
4. Conduct Anti-Money Laundering ("AML") training for relevant employees and complete an audit of your AML procedures and training. For guidance in preparing your AML procedures, please consult NFA's Anti-Money Laundering questionnaire (Appendix A of the Self-Exam Checklist).
5. Test your Disaster Recovery Plan and make any necessary adjustments. For guidance in preparing your plan, please consult NFA's Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan questionnaire (Appendix B of the Self-Exam Checklist).
6. Provide Ethics Training as outlined in your firm's written Ethics Training Procedures. For guidance in developing your procedure, please consult NFA's Ethics Training Policy questionnaire (Appendix C of the Self-Exam Checklist).
7. Supervise the operations of any Branch Offices, including conducting an annual onsite audit of every Branch Office.
8. Submit a certified annual report within 90 days after the firm's fiscal year end. IBs that are also registered as BDs must submit the report within 60 days after the firm's fiscal year end. IBs that are not also registered as BDs must file this certified statement via NFA's EasyFile system.
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The 2015 Hyundai Sonata is nearing the end of its gestation, and we now have a good look at what's in store for the next-generation midsize sedan.2015 is shaping up to be a big year for Hyundai – we are expecting to see both an all-new Sonata and a completely overhauled Genesis. This time around, we've spotted the 2015 Sonata testing, and it looks like this pre-production sedan has lost much of its bulky camouflage. What we can now see is that, although Hyundai promised us a totally revamped Sonata for 2015, the seventh-generation car will carry over much of the current Sonata's profile. We can see that the sweeping greenhouse is almost identical to the current Sonata's, and we can make out the same sharp character line beneath the black camo.http://wot.motortrend.com/2015-hyundai-sonata-caught-testing-394241.html#axzz2bzjz9XqE
Reminds me a lot of the Fusion.
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It looks a lot less melted.
I think this Sonata could be another big stomp on the camry. On paper, it sounds great:All turbo engineshybridsIt will surly get some Genesis tech
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Seems like they got rid of all the problem areas with the current design.The front end is much better and they got rid of that deep character line on the side.

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Clark Proctor, the man of the moment in the NZ F5000 Tasman Cup Revival Series, did it again in the 12-lap final at the Skope Classic at Ruapuna Park on Sunday.
The Auckland-based driver claimed his first pole position and win at the fifth round of the MSC series at Hampton Downs a week before.
Proctor could have made a clean sweep in the south but a brake line blew while he was leading the second race.
Defending champion Steve Ross shadowed Proctor in race one, picked up a win in race two and followed Proctor home in race three.
After the final Proctor was happy talking about Ross who, like fellow former champion Ken Smith, has set the bar so high. "Steve's a good competitor, a great guy to race against and a good all-round guy off the track as well," said Proctor.
"He and Kenny are the guys who have set the milestones in this class so they are the guys, when you come into the class, you aim at. Yes, the class is first and foremost about the cars. But there's still an element of competitiveness among the drivers and Steve is a benchmark so it is really great to compete with him at this level."
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After being buried for centuries, 110 new warrior statues have been unearthed in Xi'an, China. The statues are part of a collection of life-size figures of warriors and horses called the Terracotta Army. The group of more than 7,000 life-size clay sculptures was built in 210 B.C. to guard the tomb of China's first emperor, Qin Shihuangdi.
Shen Maosheng, from the Qin Shihuang Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, said archaeologists had located another 11 warriors but have not yet begun to excavate, or dig up, the sculptures. "The most significant discovery this time around is that the relics that were found were well-preserved and colorfully painted," Maosheng told AFP.
The Warriors' History
The sculptures were discovered by a group of farmers in 1974. While digging a well, the workers found three pits filled with the lifelike figures, which were made of a type of terracotta clay. Experts say that long ago, Emperor Shihuangdi ordered the creation of the clay army, along with a 20-square-mile tomb in which to house it. For 36 years, 700,000 laborers crafted this underground city. It contains models of palaces and towers, and was protected from intruders by automatically-triggered crossbows. The city lay buried for more than 2,000 years.
A Worldwide Attraction
Today, people from around the world visit China to see the terracotta warriors. What makes the soldiers so special? Each figure was individually carved, so they have different hairstyles, expressions and facial features. The details make the soldiers appear true to life. Inside the pit, the statues are arranged by military rank. The higher the rank, the taller the statue. The shortest statue is 5 feet 8 inches tall. The tallest is 6 feet 6 inches. The lower half of each soldier is made of solid clay, while the upper half is hollow. This makes it easier for the figures to remain upright.
Great Wall
The discovery of Xi'an's 110 new warriors comes after a new finding about the Great Wall of China. An archaeological survey revealed the Great Wall of China is more than twice as long as previously thought. The wall was originally measured to be 5,500 miles but is now measured at 13,170 miles long. Beijing officials plan to open two new sections of the Great Wall and to expand other areas to make room for more tourists.


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A more diverse and beautiful web is about to unfold. The latest release of the FontFont® typeface library marks the beginning of a new era for typography – FSI FontShop® International is introducing the first ever stand-alone FontFonts for the web. Finally web designers can use professional typefaces for their projects without relying on system fonts or webfont services. This long-awaited step enables a more seamless and effective transition from print design to the web. More than 30 of the most successful FontFont families are available now as Web FontFonts, including FF DIN®, FF Meta®, FF Dax®, and FF Kievit®. More will follow soon.
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BERLIN, GERMANY, November 2009 – FSI FontShop International announced the latest additions to its award-winning FontFont® typeface library.
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FF Mach™ The very first sketches of FF Mach were drawn in 2004 when a colleague who planned a new Polish magazine about culture and arts asked Łukasz Dziedzic for a logo – there was neither time nor money, so he did it quickly and for free. The logo was met with approval and Łukasz was asked for some sample covers and a few days later for the whole layout – again immediately and free of charge. Łukasz agreed with mixed feelings, thinking this might be a chance to use some of his fonts and even make a new one based on the logo and title graphics. The new font worked well but unfortunately, after the magazine failed three months later, it was never used again until Łukasz decided in 2008 to redraw all the glyphs in order to remove the traces of that speedy work, and in the end he designed a complete new type family with six weights and three widths.
FF Masala™ is as unctuous as a curry sauce with a hint of chili to add zest. Xavier Dupré's initial idea for FF Masala was to offer a casual Sans matching FF Tartine Script. After rethinking and refining, FF Masala became a truly casual type system with three Sans weights and their Italics plus three powerful Script versions with swashes, right for logos and packaging as well as comics or children's book covers.
FF DIN® Condensed Italic™ — The FF DIN family has been completed by FF DIN Condensed Italic including Latin Extended and Cyrillic Extended characters.read more
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Local officials ask Gov. Walker to stop bail bondsmen provision
LA CROSSE, Wis. - A major change could be on the way for the Wisconsin court system.
The recently passed state budget has a provision that would open the door for private bail bondsmen in the state.
Now local law enforcement and judicial officials are asking Gov. Scott Walker to use his veto power to stop the change.
Local law enforcement, judges, district attorneys, clerks of court and even criminal defense attorneys are all joining forces to try and get Gov. Walker's attention.
They said bringing in private bail bondsmen will make the situation worse for everyone involved in the judicial process.
It's a system, La Crosse County Clerk of Courts Pam Radtke said is working the way it's supposed to.
"Basically we're trying to fix something that's not broken," said Radtke.20749142
That's why officials in the state are hoping Walker will veto legislation that would allow bail bondsmen in the state.
"You'd have to look really hard to find a single judge, sheriff, or district attorney in this state that's in favor of bail bondsmen," said democratic state representative Steve Doyle.
If signed into law, defendants would be able to go to a bail bondsmen, pay just 10 percent of their total bond and the private company would post the rest.
La Crosse County Judge Scott Horne said that change is bad news for victims.
"The bond can be used to pay restitution first and then court obligations. If the bail bond statute passes, than any bond the person puts up goes to the company that was responsible for posting the bond," said Horne.
Last year in La Crosse County, more than $25,000 of bond money went to victim restitution and $29,000 went to victim witness programs.
If bail bondsmen are allowed in the state, most of that money would disappear.
Criminal defense attorney's are also speaking out about the provision saying it would actually hurt their clients.
"A lot of the people charged with crimes are not found guilty of any crime. In the current system, they get all of their money back, now they will have to pay 10 percent of whatever bond is required and they won't get a nickel of it back," said attorney Jim Kroner.
Another concern is that judges will increase bail amounts because defendants would only have to pay 10 percent to a bondsman.
Judge Horne said judges would take the change into account, but the price bail is set at must continue to be a reasonable amount for the charges.
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The Giants DL doesn't sack he QB anymore so they wouldn't need to worry. Their back up is a very good runner. The Giants also can not stop the run. Oh boy!
Kapaernik is better than him.
He'll be playing Sunday and no Kaepernick is not our better QB. A.Smith is #1 right now as far as QB Rating so far this season.
I hope not.........I dont want to hear any excuses when we whip them
Sounds like a smokescreen to me. Not like we've ever played down to mediocre (though I'll give smith credit he has improved) QB's before...hate to say it but it is true. D line NEEDS to show up, niners offense is 5th in league I'll have you know, a week after giving up 27 to the BROWNS they're going to need to step up biiig time


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Beargrease sled dog race postponed
DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — Poor snow conditions have forced organizers to postpone the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon in northeastern Minnesota.
The race had been scheduled to start Jan. 27. It's now postponed until March 10.
Race coordinator Pat Olson tells the Duluth News Tribune (http://bit.ly/X2Owql) that the trail is "terrible."
Olson says organizers are hoping for snow by March 10. If it doesn't snow, the race could face only its third cancellation ever.
A lack of snow caused the Beargrease board of directors to cancel last year's races. It also was canceled in 2007.
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The Miami Dolphins (4-9) travel to Ralph Wilson Stadium on Sunday to face the Buffalo Bills (5-8) in this AFC East matchup. The Dolphins won the first meeting between these two teams 35-8 on November 20th at Sun Life Stadium, and also won the last time they traveled to Buffalo 15-10 in September of last year. Miami holds the series lead 54-36-1 and this game marks the first head coaching assignment for Miami's interim coach Todd Bowles. He's facing a team that has lost six straight games after starting the season 5-2, and Miami is looking to win the first of three-straight match-ups against division opponents to close the season. Here are some of the keys to this Sunday's game.
1) Defense Must Lead The Way – The uncertainty at the quarterback position for the Dolphins this week (Matt Moore's head injury could force JP Losman to start), the defense must set the tone and lead the way to victory. They will be facing a Buffalo offense that has taken a major step backwards over the last six weeks. Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick's numbers have drastically declined during the losing streak (throwing only six touchdowns and nine interceptions over the last six weeks) compared to 14 touchdowns and only seven interceptions when leading the Bills to a 5-2 record out of the gates! The Bills offensive line has given up a league low 17 sacks this season, and Fitzpatrick loves to take quick drops and deliver the football on time. Players like linebackers Jason Taylor (two sacks last week against the Eagles) and Cam Wake must find a way to break down the Bills offensive line and get to Fitzpatrick. Buffalo's offense has changed since the last meeting because of the injury to running back Fred Jackson, and that's put more pressure on the passing game. Winning on first down will help defensive coordinator Mike Nolan dial up different looks and pressures to keep the Dolphins defense aggressive.
2) O-Line Needs To Play Better – Last Sunday's game is not one that will make the highlight reel for anyone that played on the offensive line for the Miami Dolphins. The Dolphins gave up nine sacks, 11 tackles for loss and nine hits on the quarterback. Miami lost it's best lineman in offensive tackle Jake Long early in the first half, and starting right guard Vernon Carey aggravated the ankle injury that kept him out of the entire second half of the Eagles game. Their availability for this week's contest is in question, but back-ups Nate Garner and John Jerry have received plenty of work and reps to prepare if they're needed to start on Sunday. Center Mike Pouncey has been nicked over the last few weeks, but his aggressiveness and mean streak has been a bright spot for this unit. Veterans Richie Ingognito and Marc Colombo have been consistent over the last few weeks, and will need to continue to as they will face dominate players like Bills defensive tackle Marcell Dareus and linebacker Chris Kelsay. They will also need to provide running room for running backs Reggie Bush and Daniel Thomas, and that should take the pressure off of Moore or Losman to make so many plays on third down.
3) Beating Buffalo And The Conditions – No matter what the forecast calls for on Saturday night, it always seems to change come Sunday morning! You always here it's the same for both teams and that's true for most of the players, but not for the specialists! Sometimes the game can come down to how well the kickers and punters react to the cold and windy conditions. The weather can play a part in the return game as well trying to adjust to a punt or kick return opportunity. It will be important that the Dolphins special teams win the third of the game against Buffalo. Special teams coach Darren Rizzi has found a way to change the field position (blocked punt against Philadelphia that led directly to a Moore to Marshall touchdown, and better production in both the kick-off and punt return game), and that could be the difference between winning and losing.
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A Love Letter to the Penny
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Dear Penny; I know you're busy, but I couldn't let you go without saying something. You were always by my side, even when I didn't want you to be. Weighing down my pockets. Making my palms smell like pissed-on copper. When I held you, my mitts got all clammy and ugly.


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Advanced Metrology on Tour
A series of user group seminars and micro-shows this spring and summer will allow visitors to see and interact with the latest measurement and quality control technology.
Quality Vision International (QVI) has announced plans for its 2013 Western Region Technical Tour. The Tech Tour is a series of user group seminars and micro-shows, held in conjunction with QVI channel partners, where visitors can see and interact with the latest measurement and quality control technology. The Tech Tour will make five stops in the spring and summer at locations across the Western U.S:
- Rowlett, Texas – April 24-25 – at Crescent Gage and Tool Sales
- Salt Lake City, Utah – May 8-9 – at Gage Lab Products
- Denver, Colo. – June 5-6 – at Advanced Coordinate Technology
- Auburn, Wash. – June 26-27 – at Rosco Precision Machinery
- Irvine, Calif.– July 28-29 – at Pacific Inspection Company
QVI Tech Tours will showcase the latest QVI-developed technologies for inspection and measurement from Optical Gaging Products, RAM Optical Instrumentation, Certified Comparator Products, and View Micro-Metrology:
- Multisensor systems for measuring complex 3D parts
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Music & Movie references
So I was playing earlier, and had a fight, me with fists and the enemy withhis plank of wood, it reminded me of a scene in a cult movie The Warriors, as I went thru the gameplay in the editor I found many more, long story short, I made a fun montage of clips, action, songs etc, it was a real laugh making it, and I hope you guys find it entertaining to watch too!
If there's a good responce I'll make more, took me nearly all day to do the one video lol but if peopl elike it, more will deffo be coming!
Feedback very much appreciated (mainly cos I'm an attention seeking approval junkie, but I am what I am )
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Kudos for Warriors reference. I *love* The Warriors.
I want to say "WARRIORS! WRECK 'EM ALL!" at the start of a match.
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Kudos for Warriors reference. I *love* The Warriors.
I want to say "WARRIORS! WRECK 'EM ALL!" at the start of a match.
Awesome, wondered if anyone actually would know that film, it's getting on a bit now!
(like me, I was aroud when it first came out lol)
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Funny video loved the Rocky and Final Countdown part. I'd stick with the 80's references, it was the best part.
If you're not from UK, the TV host laughing immediately after Final Coutdown is a guy called Richard Whitely, he was host of the UK's longest running TV show, a quiz show called 'Countdown'
And 80's references suit me fine, as I'm an old git lol


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A Mendocino County sheriff's deputy was shot at Monday night during a car chase. A bullet hit the deputy's radiator disabling his car and the shooters escaped. Walter Kristopher Miller, 33, from Ukiah is considered to be armed and dangerous and is still being sought for the shooting.
The second suspect, Christopher Skaggs, 30, of Redwood Valley was apprehended at around 9 a.m. Tuesday morning outside of Ukiah after a brief foot chase.
Police believe the two men stole weapons from a Potter Valley residence some time on Monday. Anyone spotting Miller is being asked to call 9-1-1 immediately. Anyone believing they have information about where he may be is being asked to call the sheriff's dispatch at 463-4086 or to leave an anonymous tip at 234-2100.
The deputy was not injured in the altercation that began with a routine traffic stop at 9:49 p.m. on the 1200 block of South State Street in Ukiah for expired plates. As the deputy approached the driver's window to verify registration, the sedan raced away. Skaggs was wanted on an outstanding arrest warrant for an unrelated burglary committed earlier this month.
The deputy returned to his cruiser and began pursuing the sedan, which reached speeds of up to 90 miles per hour. About one mile onto Highway 253 (Boonville Highway) the car slowed down and the passenger leaned out of the window and began firing a pistol at the deputy. One of the shots hit the radiator and brought the police cruiser to a stop, allowing the suspects to race out of sight. Other law enforcement personnel from a variety of agencies converged on the area and located the abandoned sedan about 5 miles from the shooting scene.
The two men in the sedan had fled on foot and a manhunt began leading to one arrest about 10 hours later.


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So let me take you back and tell you how we got here. For those of you who know the story I am sure you are quite tired of hearing about it, just skip to the next entry.
This crazy thing started in January.... the 22nd to be exact. The company I worked for decided to close the site here in Michigan. This site was home to about 3,000 employees (I think) and we were all blind-sided
We worked out a start date of December 3rd, with us leaving mid-November. That gives us three months to get our shit together and relocate. You can't imagine what goes into trying to relocate to another country. Work permits, visas, the general down-sizing of your possessions so that you can fit into a European home. As soon as I accepted Steve started purging stuff. Ebay became a wonderful tool for this process. It is hard to realize what you have until you have to go through it piece by piece to decide if it is worthy of taking or storing. Between the two of us we owned four cars and a scooter! We can't take the cars so the two Mustangs went into storage and our everyday cars were sold. A special thanks must be sent out to our friend Brad for allowing us to use one of his cars until we leave. You are the BEST!!!!! We have a dog, Lily (the best dog ever!). She had to be rechipped and re-rabies vaccinated
I have these crazy moments when I want to scream at the top of my lungs, "I am leaving the country!!!!". No particular reason just want to do it. Especially when paying for something at the store..... odd. Although I am experiencing some crazy feelings... stress, excitement, anxiety, brief moments of relief (I have a job), brief moments of remorse and an overall feeling of fatigue. I have two and a half weeks after we arrive before work starts.... I will probably sleep the entire time!
Well, off to do some last little things before the movers come. I'll be in touch ASAP... who knows when that will be.


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William Verrall, the redoubtable eighteenth-century landlord of the White Hart Inn in Lewes, Sussex, trained under a continental chef and was determined to introduce the 'modern and best French cookery' to his customers. Gently mocking Englishmen who eat plain mutton chops or only possess one frying-pan, he gives enthusiastic advice on must-have kitchen gadgets and describes enticing dishes such as truffles in French wine and mackerel with fennel. This selection also includes the recipes that the poet Thomas Gray scribbled in his own well-thumbed copy of Verrall's Complete System of Cookery, which was one of the best-loved food books of its time.
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William Verrall was publican of the White Hart in Lewes, Sussex from 1737-1760. Having been apprenticed to the French chef, St. Clouet, Verralls' recipes were an inspired combination of the French and English traditions that stood apart from those of his contemporaries. Published in 1759, the ideas in his Complete System of Cookery are strikingly modern and many dishes - which include turkey braised with chestnuts, rabbit with champagne and ham hock with peach fritters - would not be out of place on restaurant menus today.Review:
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Excerpt: "New York Giants offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride takes a lot of heat for a guy who has two Super Bowl rings. As much as we all cringe at the shotgun draw calls on third and 15, Gilbride has developed a strong relationship with quarterback Eli Manning. Furthermore, he's designed an offense suited for today's high octane, pass happy NFL in which strong armed quarterbacks are expected to make big plays down the field to talented wide receivers. There were flaws in the execution of the system in 2012, but the Giants have won two Lombardi Trophy's with Gilbride calling the plays, and it's unlikely that is going to change anytime soon.
Just like any other NFL team, there are going to be changes coming this offseason. The Giants are not going to radically change their offensive personnel, but the coaching staff must carefully examine the strategy employed throughout the 2013 season. With a healthy Hakeem Nicks and a more experienced David Wilson, the Giants should get better next season. It's just a matter of finding the correct methods in which to utilize the immense talent on the offensive side of the football.
Let's take a look at a few things we should all hope to see in 2013.
Another Athletic Tight End Opposite Martellus Bennett
First and foremost, the Giants absolutely must resign Martellus Bennet. He's an effective run blocker and nightmare for linebackers in coverage. With another year in the system, he can make leaps and bounds in terms of increased production in 2013.
Bear Pascoe may have an incredible name and he's a serviceable blocker, but he's not capable of running a seam route and catching balls consistently over the middle of the field. His presence on the field usually tips off the defense that the ball is staying on the ground, and he's relatively useless in the passing game. Pascoe only caught four passes this season.
For the Giants to have a truly versatile offense, it's imperative that they are able to lineup in two tight end sets and pass the football effectively. We've seen the New England Patriots use Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez effectively in two tight end sets recently and it's infinitely diversified their offensive scheme.
Obviously, the Giants are not going to be able to acquire a player as effective as Gronkowski or Hernandez, but finding another viable receiving threat that can also run block would open up the field for Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks. Fred Davis, Jared Cook, Dustin Keller and Delanie Walker will all be free agents this offseason, while the draft will feature the likes of Tyler Eifert (Notre Dame) and Zach Ertz (Stanford). If the salary cap allows for it, the Giants should look to find another tight end." Read more...


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Okay, I finally got a nuc of bees from a fella that I met here on the forum. I have them in the first tbh that I built (19" bars, 8 1/2" deep, 44" long. I got them home and set the hive up late Wed evening and opened them up a bit. Today I watched quite a few bees comming back to the hive loaded down with pollen, so I think they are off to a good start. My question is this:
My top bars pretty much seal up the top of the hive, but the six frames that I got have been space between each one. Right now, I have the top of the frames covered with wood so the bees could not get out in the car on the way home. Should I leave something over the frames (similar to an inner cover) or should I take that board off and let the top be open? The cover to my tbh does not enclose the top of the hive on each end because of the 2x4 "Handles" that stick out. I plan on opening it up tomorrow for a quick look since I will be leaving town on Sunday for five days.


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Canalside Apartment in De Pijp
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면적60 m²
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|Ruysdaelkade, 1072AW Amsterdam, 네덜란드
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The bright and spacious apartment features a bedroom with a comfortable double bed. The en suite bathroom includes a shower. In the living room, guests will find a sofa and a flat-screen TV with Netflix. The kitchen is well-equipped, and leads out onto a balcony that offers great views of the garden.
In the surrounding area, guests will find a wide selection of bars, restaurants and coffee shops. The nearest bus and tram stops are located less than a 5-minute walk away.
Many of the city's most popular attractions can be reached within a short walk. Museumplein Square is a 15-minute walk away, and the Rijksmuseum can also be reached within 15 minutes on foot.
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My partner and I stayed at Robbert and Germaine's apartment for my birthday. The hosts were friendly and helpful and provided us with lots of information and maps etc. The apartment is located in the beautiful area of De Pijp with a canal just steps away from the main entrance. We really enjoyed our stay at this apartment and would recommend it to anyone looking for somewhere cosy and relaxed after a busy day in the city.
Really enjoyed the stay in the beautiful apartment. The location was perfect for us: in a local area without tourist groups, still it was easy to get to the places (we used trams... and also walked a lot, not very long distances anywhere we wanted to go).
The hostess did welcome warmly: we received enough information beforehand to feel comfortable to get easily to the apartment. And when arriving, received good infopack about the neighbourhood and the apartment itself.
Positive feedback also for the extra bed that was made for us when arriving - friends would prefare own beds instead of the double bed, which sure would be good for a couple ;-)
When travelling back to Dam, would be checking if it would be available at Robbert & Germaine's.
The situation is very good, near the Pijp and facing the canal. The apartment is nice and very confortable.- Everything perfect.
Authentic de pijp experience. Robbert (I did not have the pleasure to meet with Germaine) is a very attentive host who even agreed to bring the keys to my office so I could check in flexibly. In the apartment some wine ,water, beer and nuts were waiting, which was highly appreciated. For the apartment itself: if you want to experience the 'Amsterdam de Pijp' feeling, this apartment is the right place. Very steep stairs, a cozy gas heater (that unfortunately could not be turned off, so with the nice spring weather it was too warm in the apartment), interesting arrangements with a light in the wc with which the light in the staircase outside the apartment was turned on and off, tiny but cute balcony, kitchen with old gas heater for water, very small bedroom, old closet, etc. If you are looking for modern luxury this simple but functional apartment is not the place for you. The direct neighbourhood is also not the best to walk through alone at night, a bit trashy with red light houses in the same street. Given the price of the apartment (of way over € 100-150), I personally had expected more luxury compared to other apartments that I stayed in.
Had a wonderful stay in Amsterdam. Robbert and Germaine were very welcoming. Nice and clean appartment and at a wonderful location. Great to live in a dutch house next to a canal with real house- boats.Close to a great outdoor market, museums and the consert house.
We walked, walked and then walked some more. Are you a bicycle afficiendo this is a great way to get around. The art- exhibits are truly wonderful. Fantastic cable- cars, metro, tarins etc. Easy to get to and from Schipol.
Sincerely yours Gudrun
We really enjoyed our stay in the apartment, it was well located in an interesting area. The sitting room was light and spacious with a good view and we liked the fire. Robbert and Germaine were thoughtful hosts and accommodating even though our flight was delayed. We recommend the bakery round the corner 'De Bakkerswinkel'.
What a charming apartment on the canal! A nice and quiet place, perfect for us and our little son! Robbert and Germaine welcomed us and gave us useful information considering restaurants, and later on helped us finding a hairdresser for the boys and call a taxi for us when we were leaving for returning to Norway. (It's difficult to spell 'Ruysdaelkade' on the phone in proper English! ) This apartment was the perfect choice for us!
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Its back to Yussefs Auberge who is a friend of Jays to get cleaned up. For supper im introduced to some Dibi. Its lamb chopped coarsely with a big machete, thrown on a BBQ while covered in thick paper. This is then served on the same paper with mustard and spicy powder. Quite delicious. Afterwards we go for a quick Flag beer with Yussef and the boys
We sadly decide to head for Gambia as the weather is pretty bad. The plan was initially to stay and relax in the sun for a bit. This time the road is long and rain is abundant in places During long stretches the amount of potholes is ridiculous and becomes a merry go round of a ride. We do have some fun by thrashing the vehicles in the red and muddy puddles. Its a very remote countryside and it get much greener the further south we go. We arrive at the border at sunset. Again, another border crossing in Africa in the flippin dark. Every single one so far..
The ridiculous delays caused by the ridiculous paperwork and brides demanded by the customs and police are no surprise. On top of that im still feeling ill. The only pleasant aspect is that everyone in Gambia speaks English!


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Litzau to move to rural Pine River
Robert Arthur Litzau, 70, a Level 3 predatory offender, is scheduled to be released from custody Monday, Feb. 4, and plans to move to a residence on 24th Avenue Southwest in rural Pine River, said Cass County Sheriff Tom Burch.
A community notification meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 4, in the Pine River-Backus Media Center. Law enforcement personnel and Department of Corrections staff will attend the meeting to discuss Litzau's status and answer questions.
Litzau was charged with felony crimes of violation of predatory offender registration requirements and obstructing legal process with force for an incident that occurred in Pequot Lakes in February 2011, in which a Pequot Lakes police officer suffered minor injuries while attempting to arrest Litzau.
Litzau was sentenced in Cass County for the felony crimes of violation of predatory offender registration requirements and burglary of a dwelling for offenses occurring in the Pine River-Backus area between pproximately May 5 and May 27, 2010.
Litzau was sentenced to serve two years in prison, minus the time he has already spent in custody.
The judge also imposed a 10-year conditional release period, which was triggered by the fact that Litzau is a Level 3 predatory offender.


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This article, entitled "Brace Yourselves: Back to School Sales Start Now," comes from SavingsAngel.com.
Believe or not, back to school sales start hitting the stores right now.
Yes, I realize summer just began for some of you. Yes, I know it was just the Fourth of July. Yes, I understand most of you have nearly two months of lazy summer days in front of you.
Still, the stores are ready to shift gears and if you want to maximize your savings, you need to start thinking about those classroom lists.
Here's how to have less stress and more savings with your back-to-school shopping.
Shop by the list
Ideally, your school will have either sent home next year's supply list with your student on the last day or posted the new list on the school website.
However, if your school isn't quite so forward-thinking, use last year's list as a guide. Also, take a quick once-over of everyone's backpacks and lunch bags to see if they will last another year.
Create a master list of everything you need from school supplies to clothes to accessories and tuck it into your purse or wallet for quick reference while in the store. Too many times we buy things that are a great deal simply because we can't remember if we need them. Keeping a list handy prevents you from wasting money on those types of buys.
Spread out your purchases
Office supply stores and other retailers offer super cheap supplies – think a penny for paper or crayons – in the hopes you'll come in and buy your entire list of supplies while there.
Beat them at their game. Spread your purchases out and only buy the really great deals each week. You've got about eight more weeks until school starts so you can take your time. Most of the basics will be available for less than a dollar, and at some point, the backpacks and lunch bags will be 50 percent off.
Now, it doesn't necessarily make sense to make a special trip to a store for one or two items. I recommend swinging in to shop when you're already in the area. Since you'll only be buying the best bargains, these should be quick trips.
If you're never nearby the big box stores, see if you know someone who works nearby and might be willing to stop in once or twice on your behalf. Or combine forces with a couple friends with school age kids. Maybe each week a different parent can make the school supply run to pick up the best deals.
Buy extras of all the basics
When you do see those penny packs of paper and 10 cent crayons, buy extras. Normally, those deals have limits – maybe five per customer. Go ahead and buy all five even if your child's supply list only says two.
Chances are, your child may need more by the time the school year is out. Even if that's not the case, cash-strapped schools could probably use the extra supplies and for 50 cents more, it's a cheap way to help out.
Save the clothes shopping for later
Finally, I recommend saving the clothes shopping for later in August. Sure, there might be deals available now, but something about the summer sun makes some kids grow like weeds.
Rather than buy now and find your child adds a couple inches over the next two months, wait to do your clothes shopping last. If you do shop for clothes now, keep the tags on and save your receipts in case you need to make returns or exchanges later.
The best couponers save hundreds of dollars every month at the grocery store. However, extreme couponers can end up living very extreme lifestyles to get those savings. For over five years, SavingsAngel.com has equalized the playing field – giving extreme savings to busy families who don't have the time or ability to be an extreme couponer. Each week, SavingsAngel.com's over 70 angels combine over 2,000 products on sale at local grocery and drug stores with an enormous database of over 2000 different manufacturer coupons. These combinations result in our members getting access to over 300 products each week for 50% off or better. Simply log in, choose the deals you want, print or clip only the coupons you need, and save hundreds of dollars a month at regional and national stores. Our angels will personally work with you to craft a plan that will help you buy healthier food at lower prices – helping you keep $200 to $400 in savings each month.
Josh Elledge is chief executive "Angel" of SavingsAngel.com, a website that teaches consumers how to save money through a free money savings video eCourse and podcast. SavingsAngel also provides hundreds of 50% off or better deals each week to members by matching local grocery and drug store sales with its free database of over 5,000 accessible coupons. A husband and father of three, he now appears each week on television, in eight newspapers, and a number of radio stations across the country teaching families how to cut their grocery bill in half using the Internet. Elledge created the technology found on SavingsAngel.com through the need to save his own family's money. Successfully able to cut his own grocery bill from $600 a month to less than $300 a month, his message has reached hundreds of thousands of families. SavingsAngel.com is now growing rapidly throughout the country. You can watch a short video at SavingsAngel.com that will explain more information about how to cut your own grocery bill in half with the help of SavingsAngel.com!


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Though the Wii U is still seemingly dealing with next gen growing pains, Nintendo's handheld dominance has truly continued with the 3DS. After its own rocky start the system has more than come into its own with regard to quality titles. This week three more high-profile releases make their way to this unique portable, and each manages to put a novel spin on an already established concept.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity continues in the tradition of its roguelike predecessors that debuted simultaneously in North America on the Nintendo DS and Game Boy Advance back in 2006. The series convention of human-transformed-into-a-Pokémon-as-protagonist arrives intact on the 3DS, however, the game eschews the traditional personality test that determines your Pokémon form in favor of letting you choose from an initial roster including the popular Unova starters. After picking your avatar and a second monster to serve as your initial AI-controlled partner, you're quickly thrust into its quirky 3D world. Continue Reading "New on Nintendo 3DS: Mystery, Rhythm and Boos" »


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So we are picking late (of course) in the 1st Round. These top 20 guys fall to us; they're the "best availble."
Janoris Jenkins, CB, Florida
David DeCastro, G, Stanford
Luke Kuechly, ILB, Boston Coll
Lamar Miller, RB, Miami
Who do you pick and why?
Note: I don't think any crazy current top 10 guys like Coples, Blackmon, Richardson, Kalil, etc will fall far. But this array of top 30 guys right here are possible, and they are intriguing as it applies to the Giants. If we had this on Day 1, and are rated then as they are now, it would be crazy to have this choice.


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The experience of enjoying a free lunch as a freshman, usually laid on by a local church or similar, only for it to be oafed up by a try-hard local hipster band "serenading" their audience and refusing to play at an appropriate volume for lunch, effectively forcing you to listen or leave.
Student 1: "Dude, we went to that free student lunch yesterday. My ears are still ringing thanks to that shitty hipster band"
Student 2: "You totally got student lunched, bro"
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Have you ever considered a seaweed supplement to potentially increase your iodine' mineral' and vitamin levels? You might be surprised' but this form of brown algae is nutrient rich and can possibly improve a few areas of your health.
Douglas Labs is proud to offer Kelife Norwegian Seaweed Tablets. These natural tablets contain 500mg of Norwegian Seaweed' which may help in providing nutrient rich servings of vitamins and minerals. Vitamin B-12 is just one example. It's important for metabolism and plays a vital part in the formation of red blood cells and nerve maintenance.
Norwegian seaweed is also a great source of iodine' a mineral that's important for proper thyroid metabolism and hormone production. Iodine is a crucial part of sustained thyroid health and Douglas Labs' Kelife Norwegian Seaweed Tablets contain 500 mcg in each serving. Norwegian seaweed also has a polysaccharide component' which may serve as an immune system stimulant as well.
Douglas Labs' Kelife Norwegian Seaweed Tablets may be a great option for individuals that are looking to supplement iodine and other nutrients in their diet. Order with PureFormulas.com today!
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By Joy
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really liked it
I had read that iodine is good for lowering cholesterol and that it is good for balancing hormones. So far Kelife Norwegian Seaweed hasnt done much for my cholesterol (I think stress is the problem with cholesterol) but since I have been out of the Kelife Norwegian Seaweed I noticed that I am not feeling as energetic. The small veins on my face have increased which are caused by hormones. So I am ordering more because it seems to help me. It has more in each tablet than other brands and is quite inexpensive.
makes me feel better
tablets are a little hard to swallow. They are not coated and are dry/chalky and stick in your throat.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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By Mike
from NC
Seaweed? yes please
Kelife Norwegian Seaweed pills smell like seaweed so I trust thats actually what they are. Kelife Norwegian Seaweed start to dissolve quickly. Im trying some iodine supplementation to see if I feel a difference... so far hard to say. Remember: too much iodine can be just as harmful as too little.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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By Louis J Russell Jr
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All the Iodine Your Diet Needs
There are many Naturalists that suggest many of our poor health issues related to Thyroid and such is due to a serious lack of Iodine. This Seaweed supplement is fantastic for replacing the lack of Iodine!
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Patt
from North Carolina
so good for thyroid
My acupuncturist started me on a good seaweed extract to help thyroid but it got a bit expensive. I searched and found Kelife Norwegian Seaweed. I did research on seaweed supplements and decided to try Kelife Norwegian Seaweed. I feel really good from it and the price is do-able.
price and quality
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Paulette
from Bradford Vermont
Kelife Norwegian Seaweed is giving me loose BMs...
I seem to have more energy..
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Annual grades fall sharply for Florida schools
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TALLAHASSEE — The number of top-rated schools in Florida is falling sharply.
The Department of Education on Friday released new A to F grades for many of the state's public schools.
The grades showed that the number of A-rated schools fell nearly 39 percent this year, while the number of F-rated schools more than doubled.
The number of F-rated schools could have been much higher. Earlier this month, the State Board of Education voted by a 4-3 margin to tweak the formula that allowed as many as 150 schools to avoid getting an F grade.
The decision to change the grading standards was done over the protest of some officials who said the move would confuse parents and mask the true performance of many schools.
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Anyone ever use or hear of TAKTIC to be used on bees for mite control?
Anyone ever use or hear of TAKTIC to be used on bees for mite control?
The active ingredient is Amitraz. At one time, Amitraz strips were available...similar to Apistan(Fluvalinate). The strips were taken off the market because of a large bee kill, said to be caused by the strips. I believe the problem was with something in the strip, not the Amitraz.
Taktic is used in homemade chipboard strips, sometimes rotated with Mavrik(Fluvalinate).
Anyone got a formula on how to make these and the amount of taktic?
They still make the cattle ear tags that came off of the same assembly line as the strips for bees. Or the other way around, I guess.
Mark Berninghausen
Hey Mike,
What's up w/ the OA treatments? I hear you aren't seeing the effects you'd like to anymore?
Mark Berninghausen
>Hey Mike,
What's up w/ the OA treatments? I hear you aren't seeing the effects you'd like to anymore?<
Pshew! News travels fast in the north country.
No, I'm not going to vaporize OA this year. I'm not seeing good results. Did it 3 years in a row. @004, and 2005 in mid-November. 2006 three times in September, and again in Mid-November. High mite loads in the spring.
Not sure why it doesn't work for me. Perhaps the temps are too cold, and the clusters are too tight, and the OAv can't penetrate into the cluster. Perhaps the bees aren't broodless...although I think most are broodless or mostly broodless by mid-November. Another possibility would be the depth of the bottom board. The vaporizer sits just below the bottom bars. The wooden ones burn, and the plastic ones melt. Maybe the vapors are condensing on the bottom bars, or maybe the wax melts into the pan and effects the results. Seems like a lot of vapor coming out the top entrance, though.
Medhat is designing a new vaporizer. Uses forced air to inject the vapors into the cluster. Maybe that will work better. I'll wait for the results. Wish I could trickle OA. My bees are wrapped for winter by the time they are broodless in mid-November. And if they aren't wrapped, and it snows much, I'll never get to them to do the work.
>>>>"All honey boxes are to be removed while treating. NOTICE I do not condone using the Tactic/Amitraz treatment for obious reasons."
I'm glad that I produce my own drug free honey so that I don't have to eat any of your guy's. Nothing like breaking the pesticide laws and probably polluting your crop. Feel sorry for your customers.
When using Tactic there is only one treatment necessary and you kill mites for several years. Whats happen after this is not a secret > the mites kill your colonies.
Your combs working like a sponge and the poison will sit in the wax for years. The contamination will get lower by the years and this is the time where mites getting resistance.
Bees store honey in combs like this and your customers dont know it. There are so many other possibilities to treat a hive without contaminating your customers.
amatraz breaks down much quicker than apistan(flavonate..sp) as its half life is short. I dont use chemicals at all unless it is a emergency. I perfer instead to use thymol and formic acid but if the temperature stays above 90 like this year you gotta do something and remember.......its all about $$$........the chemical make a killing off us.look at he cost of formic and miteaway pads. My honey was tested for all chemicals this spring including pesticides and tylan.........guess what I was CLEAN!!!!
[QUOTE=suttonbeeman;265545]amatraz breaks down much quicker than apistan(flavonate..sp) as its half life is short.
Suttonbeeman, thats very true.
Probably the safest non leagal chem out there.
Safer than check-mite or apistan.
>Safer than check-mite or apistan.<
Keith, are there any studies on how Fluvalinate and Amitraz effect the bees? At EAS this summer, one report compared Fluvalinate and Coumaphos and controls and their effect on honeybee reproduction.
The chemicals were present during the entire cell building/mating period. Coumaphos...of course...killed all the queen cells. What I found interesting was that Fluvalinate and the controls were statistically identical. There was no effect on queen cells, virgins, ability to mate, or viability of semen.
Both strips fowl the comb up from what I have been told.
Taktic is a quick blast then gone,from what I've read it does not hurt the combs and leaves no traces in the combs.
Is taktic hard on queens, I think so.
The point I was trying to make was , just because it's legal does not mean it's safer.
Chemical Class - Amadine
Description - A behavior-affecting compound in the formamidine group of chemicals. Target site is octopamine receptor, which serves as a "fight or flight" neurohormone in arthropods. Varroa do NOT respond immediately to amitraz. Mortality can be expected over several days following treatment [Ref 16, p186].
Health Effects - Amitraz is classified by the EPA in the US as Class III – Slightly Toxic.
Lethal Dose to kill 50% (LD50) - Rats: 523-800mg/kg (oral); >1600mg/kg (dermal)
Residue - Amitraz is a fat-soluble compound, but unlike other such compounds used as varroacides, it is volatile and unstable in honey, degrading in 3-4 weeks. Amitraz has therefore not been found as a residue in honey. Beeswax appears to accelerate the degradation of amitraz, with the product not being detectable within hours of application. Amitraz was not detectable when added at 100ppm in beeswax foundation, although fluvalinate and coumaphos were present in levels similar to the amount added.
Maximum residue levels (MRLs) for amitraz in honey range from 0.01ppm in Italy, Germany and Switzerland to 1ppm in the US. The EU level is 0.2ppm140. No MRL has been established for amitraz in beeswax, since the substance has never been found as a residue in beeswax.
Resistance - To date (2001), Varroa resistant to Amitraz have not been detected [Ref 16, p187].
Amitraz was found to be ineffective in killing mites in the former Yugoslavia, even though the product provided good mite control in the 4 previous years. The mites were believed to be resistant to amitraz. Amitraz resistance was also confirmed in a population of mites in the US that showed resistance to fluvalinate38. Amitraz resistance has been shown in laboratory assays.
Bernie . . .
Sorry, I dont have any recipes.
FWIW, I think Taktic contains only 12.5% amitraz. If you used something that contained a different amount, say 100% or ony 1%, the "recipe" would be different anyway.
You do realize that amitraz/Taktic is NOT a legal treatment in the U.S.?
Have you "heared" what they do to "mountain fellers" that "go against" the law
The taktic I have is in fact 12.5% amitraz. I'm tinkering with a recipe. I do realize that taktic is not approved by the "govment". The government tends to only approve those chemicals offered by the chemical companies. I don't even think the government has formally approved powdered sugar as a treatment. Nevertheless, I believe that when the day comes that beekeepers stop experimenting, innovating, and creating different ways of doing things will be the day we can all hang it up. Regarding the clear liquid in mason jars, I have an agreement with the revenue folks. I tend bees and let Jack Daniels pay alcohol taxes. Peace.
>I believe that when the day comes that beekeepers stop experimenting, innovating, and creating different ways of doing things will be the day we can all hang it up . . .
When you first sign on to BeeSource, there is a note about Adee Honey Farms
having to pay $14,000 for the illegal "experimenting, innovating, and creating different ways of doing things" w/ oxalic acid.
Have you read the article?
>I tend bees and let Jack Daniels pay alcohol taxes . . .
You are a good man
Well but bernie.......I will also disagree that taktic takes time to work.....I rolled a colony with a high mite count....70 mites to about 300 bees......rolled 2 days after treating with taktic......6 mites! yep Adee got caught.....but Ill bet with his numbers of bees he is $$$$$$$ ahead if he had bought legal strips and not paid a fine vs using same chemical and paying fine.....like Bernie said....chemicals are approved AFTER CHEMICAL companies pay $$$$ then rip us off.......just look at cost of a wquart of maverick vs strips!!
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Sometimes I feel like the only commercial guy who is not using this stuff. I have resisted using it for years because something just dosen't feel right about using something that the only real information I have on it is anecdotal evidence from beekeepers that seem to be having good results with it. I am not looking for a pat on the back or compliments or anything like that, I just wish I understood why there is not either an outcry against it and the problems it may be causing or a push to legalize it because it (supposedly) dosen't leave residues or cause any other bee issues. I suppose the knee jerk reaction from most is that you would have to be crazy to use it but could it, perhaps, be another Tylan where the beekeeper was way out front of it's approval. So what gives does anyone know of any real scientific research that has been done on its effects on a bee hive?
No studies that I know of, however anecedtal evidense suggests that you get the same results as those who used fluvinate, and coumaphos. It stops working, so you pour more into your hive, then you go onto the next big thing. I know some of the commericial guys that used it, also were the biggest outfits that lost bees to CCD. hmmmmm.


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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by Latinoking90, Nov 11, 2009.
Five Pistons land on All-Star ballot | Detroit Pistons - - MLive.com Get out there and vote!
BenG should definetely make it - has he been an all star yet?
I think he has been an all-star almost his entire career but has still never made it.
He was on the All-Rookie team and NBA 6th Man of the Year in 2004-05.
They need to put Big Ben on that MOFO, instead of Rodney Stuckey IMHO.
I think we should start a campaign to vote Rodeny Stuckey in as the starting point guard. Joe's head might explode. Anyone got any ideas on how to get this done?
Give Stuck a memo on how to bring his shooting percentage, assists, and steals up...that would be a good start.
I'm sorry, I'm not going to hijack this thread into another Stuckey thread. In fact, I'm gonna go put numerous votes in my for Alopecia brotha CV!
I'm voting for Tay. This could be his year.
I remember that quote vividly from Bill Simmons diatribe on what he thought of all the moves. It irritated me for numerous reason, probably the biggest the guys knows precisely how irrelevant the All-Star roster is, and how some guys get there on name alone. Last time I checked Iverson was on the all-star roster last year On top of it suggesting they NEVER would, and I thought it was a bit beyond insulting. I'd just like the guy to eat some crow on making a silly statement like that to create his argument around.
He also said Stuckey would never amount to anything. C'mon people, how funny would it be seeing Stuckey go out there with Howard, LeBron, Wade and whoverer else (KG?) to start the game. You wouldn't watch?
well, the first two quarters might be good. :p
I lol'd
The early voting shows Richard Hamilton is already 100,000 votes ahead of next closest guard in the east. He must be doing great on the NBA Live 09 video games..
Spread the rumor that Stuckey is half-Chinese.
no body would believe that; but I guess he could count on the votes of India if you spread the rumour he's originally from, let's say, Delhi.
Can we set something up where you are prompted to vote for him when you log onto the forum the first time each day?
It would be a lot easier if Rascoe just wrote a script that automatically has each of us vote 20 times per day.
I have visions of Stuckey playing the first 6 minutes and never touching the ball
It would be easier if you wrote the script. I can't program.
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SCOTTS VALLEY -- Two Santa Cruz County middle schools have joined the ranks of dozens of others across the state by receiving a "Schools to Watch -- Taking Center Stage" designation. The nod from Sacramento recognizes their high academic performance and supportive educational models.
In a press release issued Thursday by the California Department of Education, the middle schools in San Lorenzo Valley and Scotts Valley were named among the 12 newly designated schools spread across seven counties. This year, San Lorenzo Valley Middle School's API standardized test score was 843, according to Tina Jung, a spokeswoman for the California Department of Education. That's up 46 points since 2007, while the socioeconomically disadvantaged student population has gained 82 points, according to the release.
Meanwhile, Scotts Valley Middle School's API score rose 16 points to 918. The highest possible score is 1,000.
"We're so excited and just thrilled that Scotts Valley Middle School -- its students, faculty and parents and the whole learning community -- will be recognized for all its great work," said the school's principal, Mary Lonhart.
She largely credited the school's Academy programs for obtaining the designation. The school has seven academies, and students in each group are expected to meet or exceed the same high standards in English, mathematics, history and science.
There are 48 schools with the "Schools to Watch" designation. They will be recognized at the California Middle Grades Alliance annual luncheon Feb. 28, as well as the California League of Middle Schools Conference March 1-3, both held in Sacramento.
The schools will serve as models and host visitors from around the state and world who are looking for practices to replicate. In order to retain the designation, each school is re-evaluated every three years, according to the state Department of Education.
The announcement comes two months after officials with the Scotts Valley Unified School District learned both the middle and high school were also in the running for California Distinguished School awards. Those awards are separate from the designations announced Thursday, Jung said. They will be announced in March.
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Just las month, my wife and I were looking at a Q7, and we both agreed a Audi needed to produce a smaller SUV. We even said it should be called the Q5. She saw pictures, and she's already in love.I woke up this morning, and on the Motortrend front page, here it is! I had no idea Adui was producing this vehicle. I love Audi, but the Q7's styling is a bit off, in my opinion. In addition to being smaller in size, I think the Q5 looks fantastic. It just might be the best looking SUV out there.What do you guys think?
It really is sharp looking, can't wait to see comparos of the BMW X3, Acura RDX, Audi Q5, Saab 9-4X, Mercedes GLK, Land Rover LR2, and Infiniti EX35... CAN'T WAIT!A niche division turned into an all out blitz division--"the luxury compact SUV."
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I think it's one of the better looking out of the bunch that Airmaster mentioned, I don't care for the X3, RDX, and I think the GLK looks like an Outlander-not a compliment. The EX looks ok, I really like the LR2, and I haven't really seen any pics of the 9-4X, but I usually like Saab's styling so I'm sure it will look good.
The back looks really awesome and the front looks macho with that audi grille. I'm not sure how this will stack up to the competitors but I definately looks better than GLK, LR2, and EX35.
The Q5 is definitely the best looking small SUV by a wide margin.Better than: GLK, X3, RDX, EX35, RX350, LR2I still love the Mazda CX9 and I'll be interested in the Volvo X60 and Saab 9-4x, but this Audi has style, class, and looks a bit mean.Can't wait to see it in person!
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Damn, can Audi do no wrong?Everything that they've released recently has been gorgeous, and this is no exception. Gotta love Audi.
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More pics...I love the detail in the headlights.
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I really like it is as well. Audi's new headlights are awesome.I like the silver one a lot more for the fact it has the little roof rails. I'd like to see one with crossbars as well...I'm just not a fan of SUVs without any type of roof rack. I thought I liked the new M-B GLK but the more I look at it the more I don't. The RDX isn't bad but it is no MDX in my book. BMW X3 no thank you. Only Lexus RX I would do is the 400h. The new EX is sharp but this looks more SUV-ish.If I were shopping in this category I would check out the XC60 and see what the 9-4X and the new Caddy small SUV looks like. The Provoq concept I really liked and it seems the production one will keep a lot of those traits.I just hope it's not a gas hog like the Q7 though....we don't need any more 13MPG SUVs chomping down the roadways (although this is obviously smaller so it will get better than 13MPG).
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^ ^ Additionally, even if I don't buy one...I'm sure everyone here will so I will be seeing them quite a bit I am sure
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Holy Cow!! its the Volkswagen Tiguan..only its much more money.
"What a long strange trip its been"
Phreak:Holy Cow!! its the Volkswagen Tiguan..only its much more money.LOL I like the Tiguan as well.
--------------------For Chai: 2013 Mustang V6 Premium, Pony Package"Too bad we can't re-write our own history."
Phreak:Holy Cow!! its the Volkswagen Tiguan..only its much more money.Hey freakshow, you can say that about the Q3, but the Q5 is built on the A5 platform.
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Little pandabear, the Tiguan/Q5 are on the same platform. The SEAT Tribu Concept is also on the Tiguan/Audi Q5 platform. GOSH!!!!!If Thom were here he'd say you just got OWNED!!!
"What a long strange trip its been"
Agreed. Another beautiful Audi. Best of the small suvs.
If I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong.
I get sick of seeing all the new SUV's or "crossovers" coming out in a time where gas is so stinking expensive... but I love this thing. If people are gonna buy an SUV, it might as well be this beauty. Anybody know if there will be a manual tranny?


text: Hey All, new beekeeper from Ga here. Over the last couple of weeks, I have caught 4 swarms and only 1 got away. I have them in a brrod box now and will be moving them to some piece and quiet out of my neighborhood either tonoght or tomorrow. I do have a question though. The 2nd swarm I caught and got into a brood chamber is not NEARLY as active as the first. Its only been a couple of days mind you, but I am not positive i got the queen on this particular one. They are balling up like I did, but not much other than that. Also, about 100 feet away is where I caught them.....there are still some bees over on the pine I pulled them from....maybe 100-150, just kinda hanging out there on the pine tree. I am very confused by this, as is my Dad, who used to keep a lot of bees. Were they a part of the origional colony and me getting them in a brood box and moving them to my yard throw them off? I have looked extensivly for the queen in the box on this one and jsut can't seem to find her. Will the bees stay together if she isn't there? Could I combine them with the other strong hive? Thanks all, I look forward to some of your answers:_)


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