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Original post made by Darren Case, Alamo, on Apr 27, 2008
Dear neighbors,
The choice of candidates in District 3, according to Lisa Vorderbrueggen's column in the Sunday Times, is not very important to district voters. There is a very excellent reason for disinterest.
Among the past three District 3 Supervisors, each conducted agendas separate from the interests of the district residents because it was allowed by their job description. Supervisors have powerful autonomy from any interests by Contra Costans and most supervisors for 20+ plus years have made decisions opposed by a majority of Contra Costans. Whether Supervisor Piepho continues her antagonistic disservice to District 3 or Guy Houston attempts consensus among the supervisors and residents, the result will be the same. The supervisors, as a board, will use their powerful autonomy to abuse District 3 neighborhoods.
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I just came from the bee tree. I took about 3 pounds of bees from the trap, but still no queen. I'm going to combine these bees with a weak hive that is needing some help.
I just came from the bee tree. I took about 3 pounds of bees from the trap, but still no queen. I'm going to combine these bees with a weak hive that is needing some help.
Harley Craig.... Hopefully he will explain the premise for his trap. I looked at it, and, I must admit, I don't understand it.
If you can reasonably expect 100% guarantee to get the queen, then, that is a big jump forward for beekeeping and trap outs. I mean, this is big news.
I have been working on trapouts for over 25 years, and I cannot expect 100% to get the queen. Not even close. Trees with few entrances to seal would have a probability of perhaps 70% - 80%. In buildings the probability goes down to perhaps 40% to 50%, and those probabilities are based on lots of factors like the queen looking for any cells to lay in, good honey flow, lots of bees, feral source crowded.
In fact, in the method that I developed, and have shared with hundreds of beekeepers, was not developed to get the queen, but rather was developed to take starts, with the right mix of bees, from a good source, and use that source year after year. In early Spring I have taken a queen, but, normally I return her to the tree and take the bees. I accidentially lucked up on the process while doing a screen cone funnel trapout. What I was looking for was a way to get the right mix of bees for a good start, (similar to a swarm) which you don't normally get with a screen cone funnel method unless you wait until the very end.
I still use the screen cone funnel method occasionally, and did quite often when I just wanted to trap the bees and eliminate the colony. I never did a tremendous number of eliminations because it takes time and trips. I left my traps set up year after year and just took two or three starts to increase hive count.
I hope this new method will live up to the stated results you can expect. This would be a giant leap for beekeeping, and I am always looking for new ideas and procedures. In reading posts about the Hogan Trapout Method, lots of people have already improved on the method. Especially in mating the trap to the feral colony. Lets hope this new trap will be a leap forward. I certainly do.
I got a queen in my trap out!!
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I checked my trap that I have on the tree and I got approximately 3 more pounds of bees again tonight, but still no queen, maybe tomorrow!
Wrong picture. This picture is of a trap I just installed on a house. I sure am having problems getting the correct pictures on here. Guess that is what happens when an old man tries to learn new tricks.
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OK, I think I got the picture of the tree I'm trapping out, now.
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Man if I could find a Ferrell colony in a tree with an entrance that low I'd leave the trap on yr around and every yr take a couple of starts and raise a queens from it every yr
I would love to leave some bees in the tree, but it's in someone's backyard and they have kids so they want the bees gone. The trap on the house is the same thing, (of course) they want all the bees gone also. What ever bees I can't trap will be exterminated. That is why in both cases I am desperately trying to get the queens.
Bill.. lI would say, this time of year, about 60% chance on the tree, Very, very, low on the house. The Spring buildup is just about over and in two more weeks the queens will really begin to slow down. Then, with lots of room in the feral brood nest, the bees will begin to use the trap as a place to store surplus honey. Still a good way to take a start or two, but chances of getting the queens really diminishes.
I started another one today, same as you, they want them gone. We will see what happens. Hope to get enough for 2 more colonies.
I started a trapout on a house 3 weeks ago. The owner just noticed them this Spring, but judging by the activity (pollen, orientation, lots of bees), it was fairly well established. I created a new entrance and sealed off the old ones. After a couple days they were using the new entrance so I screwed an 8 frame box with a few drawn combs in it to the wall over my new entrance. A couple more days and they were using the entrance normally with a hundred or so bees hanging out on the comb in the box.
At this point, I added a frame of brood and a wire cone inside the box over the house entrance. Massive confusion. Bees searching for and finding new entrances into the house. Only enough bees in the box to cover the brood. It took a few more days to find and seal the new entrances.
Now, a couple of days later, they've apparently absconded. All activity in and out has ceased and there are even fewer bees on the brood.
Did all my efforts bum them out to the point where they just left?
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Hi. I am sure of the method because I have had the success with it. The slider bar allows you to set the trap from the outside without going into the box if you do not want too. It allows for just taking field bees, Just taking house keepers, Taking both and leaving it from there. Or a few maneuvers with get all the bees even the queen. Step one is engaging the slider to have all access in and out of the tree of all bees coming and going. First by bringing in a brood frame with eggs. Checking in a few hours to see the house keepers over (And Possible queen, but unlikely this soon). If the queen is over that soon (Unlikely) then you can slide the bar to put the queen excluder on the hole. This will make sure the queen will not get back in the tree If the box is too full you will need to take some out on the frame you brought leaving the queen to stay. You will need to replace the brood frame with another. You will also note the date and wait 22 days to insure all eggs and larvae has hatched in the tree. Then you can slide the bar all the way in and close all contact to the tree leaving a route for any field bees to still come out the screen tunnel , but can only return to the box.
What forces the bees over is that when you get your first house keepers over, Check for queen, but not likely so quick that she will be there, you then slide bar all the way in causing the bees in the box not to be able to go back and forth, Only the field bees will leave out but can only come back in the box in one day you will have more than you need if you just want a starter amount. They are loaded with their honey, pollen etc. and will have to build and pack inside of your box. Three days latter you will have a queen cell and worked cone from the tree bees. Since you will be having to removes bees every so often anyway because of the migrations as this continues, then I take the bees on the brood frame out and replace it with a new brood frame. This time I want all stages of brood and specifically those capped and ready to hatch that day or two away. I still want eggs as well. I leave the tree open for all the bees to re adjust for what they have gone through. Some will go back into the tree, but now there is work already out there "done by them". The queen likes to lay eggs in "fresh cleaned" cells. That is why the capped bees are needed to be there and hatching out. This could be happening within 4 days all together, and this is when she is to come over. Wait about two days and if she is not over close off the tree again and it will get worked again just like the first time. When all the field bees can not take their supply back into the tree they will again treat this as their new hive, will again attempt a queen cell etc. Wait three days(This cause the bees in the tree to suffer some) and you will have an over crowded box, Open it up to the tree again, there will be much more work now done in your box. This is where the queen is likely to come over and even have an extended stay laying eggs. I have not had to go the second round on this so far, she has laid eggs on the first cycle. I hope I explained this good enough. In fact I may add this explanation on ebay auction. Thanks Joseph Rorie.
josephus1.. Thanks for the info. Sounds promising, and I understand parts of it, but, honestly, not all yet. My questions would be:
Have you attempted to lure the queen over where the entrance to a building/tank is at one point, and the brood nest is several feet away from where the entrance/exit is. ( and for whatever reason you cannot make another entrance, or just don't know where the brood nest is). My experience, which uses uncapped brood to lure the queen, same as yours, is that, she will not travel that far. In this case the bees often start queen cells in the trap from the brood you gave them, or, they use the trap as a storage chamber for excess honey.
I also believe the available room in the brood nest, in the feral colony, will play a major role in whether the queen will come into the trap. If she has ample or surplus cells available in the feral brood nest, the only reason she has for coming into the trap is the smell of foreign eggs. Late in the season she is not looking for more cells, and may be content to stay in the tree, house, tank, etc. My experience indicates that a late season trap out is not as successful in getting the queen to come over as early season/major buildup for honey flow, trapots are.
My experience has also indicated that if the queen does not come over, the bees in the trap may start to build queen cells in the trap from the unsealed brood you gave them. This is due to eggs/capped brood being in the trap, but, no queen is present.
I have also experienced the nursebees coming over to tend the frame of brood you gave them, then returning to the feral source and abandoning the trap. This necessitated the use of the funnel to prevent them from returning to the tree, house, etc. I attributed this to the bees having adequate room in the feral chamber and not needing/wanting to establish another chamber.
I especially like the part about the queen excluder keeping the queen in the trap without having to open the trap, or, her coming through the funnel. Someone contacted Kelly Bee Company about a year or so ago and had devised a way to slide the queen excluder into the tunnel without having to open the trap. I looked at it and said yes, it would certainly work. I don't know what they have done or are going to do about it.
As I have said before, I did not develop the procedure I have used for years to get the queen, but rather to take starts and leave the feral colony healthy, year after year. Years ago, farmers would let me trap a couple of starts, but, did not want the bees killed. So i took a couple of starts, gave the farmer a little honey, we both had bees, and everyone was happy.
Thanks for the info. Lots of good info here.
Lots of good info.
I have not tried it with bees that may be very far from the entrance, however I think it would work still but with much more closing off and opening up. Three days without their field bees (water they pack in when needed) one day open for all then back to three days. Depending on the location, if in a very hot place, then three days once, but two days next. The whole hive begins to like it better on the "nicer" side. The queen can also notice that every thing is going well over there, and I suppose some of her eggs are not so fed after the close off. I notice that she comes over and lays like crazy as if to make up. I can see where she "might not" come over after the first closeout, but I have not had that problem. I would believe that if she did not, then repeating this will do it, and should do it in just a few times. Even is she gets stubborn her whole hive is gradually working more over in the box and another close out she will not want to go through. I also use a full size box with the set up when I am sure it is a very large hive of bees in the tree. I start with putting a spacer wall that closes most of the hive box off and they only have 4 to five frames to work with, but each time I force them over and see them over crowed I can give them more of the box, then start a super. But that time you should have already trapped the queen over and having the exculder in place.
I can also see that they will try to just make it a honey box but with you forcing the field bees to stay over with their pollen also, then that will not happen as long as you keep shutting off the hive making them feel there need to thrive on their own, but the opening time has served me well with the queen acting like she is glad to get out of that side. I do believe that having almost hatching eggs has a lot to do with it since she knows the cycle so well and a fresh clean cell is her target. I see what you mean as far as how much space is in the tree or building, but shutting it off frequently causes it to become uncomfortable as the very least, and I am sure the bees feels the panic during that time.
I also suspect that the 90 degree turn and the circulation trouble from that makes it a lot harder in the tree, and the easy work and comfort in the box right at the entrance/breeze makes some of this work also. After all the fanners must work double time to draw back into the tree. When every thing is going well up front then I see it playing a part in it as well. Joseph Rorie
Joseph... That sounds good. You may have just made a giant leap forward in beekeeping, in getting queens from trees, buildings, etc. Only time will tell.
Congradulations, Let's see how it works out, as more people use it.
Obviously you are wanting to make and sell this trap, but, I believe if I were you, I would approach some large bee manufacturing company and sell them the idea, or license them to sell on a royalty basis. Quickly, before the idea is widely used. E-bay is great, but a large bee company will sell a lot more faster, and i'm sure you know others will copy your design for themselves.
I had used my design for years, shared it with many others and I did not want to get into the selling business with the Swarm Harvester that Kelly Bee Company sells, Kelly did, so I gave them the concept and design and I have never accepted anything from them or the hundreds of people that I have helped use the trap. I just enjoy helping beekeepers. I wasn't looking to make money on the idea or the trap itself.
My best wishes to you, and your trap. Looks like you have make a great improvement on what is currently available.
Cleo, so far I have gotten about 7 pounds of bees out of the tree I am trapping. Two times I got about 3 pounds each. This morning after 36 hours I only got about a pound. I'm thinking we may be running out of bees. I still haven't gotten the queen. I closed off the tunnel this morning except for the little funnel. Now I am wondering if I should have done that. I will check the trap again in the morning. If I haven't gotten many bees I may just pull the trap, or if I keep trapping I suppose I need to put in some fresh brood. The frame I put in last week is mostly capped now.
I pulled bees from the trap on the house today (my first bunch of bees from the house) and I got about 4 pounds. I don't think I got the queen there either, but I didn't check the bees real close as I shook them into a nuc box. I'll check them closer tomorrow, and if she isn't in there I'll put a queen cell in the nuc and let them hatch her out. One good thing about having Russian bees you can always find a queen cell when you need one. Russians seem to always keep a cell ready just in case.
If you only have one pound after 36 hours, you have severely weakened the hive.
Yes, I would also close off the tunnel. I have had many people tell me the queen came through the funnel, but, I do not believe I ever have.
I don't have a lot of faith in getting a queen from a house trap until perhaps the very end. And this late in the season it is much more difficult to get the queen to come out. I had a PM tonight that said the trap bees built queen cells in the trap. To me that would indicate the distance was too much, and the bees decided to make themselves a queen and have a 2d colony in the house and trap.
Don't give up.
Have you been reading about the trap that Josephus has designed. Sounds promising. (See posts above).
Mr. Hogan: I did a trap out and got the queen to come with the rest of the bees. In a ten frame box 8 frames of bees. And they have eggs and I saw the queen today. They are also building nice comb. BTW this was a swarm just a few days old in a Log, June 3.
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I have been a beekeeper for a little over 35 years. I always gave all my honey away to friends and family. I never thought of making money selling bee products etc. I only recently got in to realizing that I need to sell something just for gas money etc. I ended up selling my last years honey instead of giving it away, then I thought of a few things that I have made for the hives like a spacer that would allow you to just start a nuc in a full size box and having the spacer be a moveable wall allowing the box to increase to them as they grew. That is so easy that even at $3.50 many beekeepers could make their own and the do.
I would like to make something on this and your advice is good to try a big company out. Thanks and hope things work out for every one. Joseph Rorie.
Josephus... I also made what i think you are talking about. My device to make a 10 framer into a 3, 4, 5, or any other size nuc (up to 10 frames) hangs on the rabbet and seals off the 10 frame box anywhere you want. I used a normal top bar (just thicker) and cut the board the proper size to seal the ends , the top, and bottom. I will try to post a photo when i return from Georgia on Saturday.
Everyone... I will be in Georgia the rest of the week, and may or may not have internet service. If I can help anyone, just hang on, I will be back on Saturday.


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Tim Scholl is a scholar of Russian and dance historian who has authored two volumes on the history of Russian dance: From Petipa to Balanchine, Classical Revival and the Modernization of Ballet (Routledge 1994) and Sleeping Beauty, a Legend in Progress (Yale 2004). In demand as a lecturer on Russian and North American ballet, his writings on dance have been translated into Russian, Finnish, Swedish, German, Italian, French, and British English.
Professor of Russian and Comparative Literature at Oberlin College, Scholl is a docent in the Theatre Research Department of Helsinki University, where he held a Fulbright teaching/research fellowship in 2000-01.
A specialist in nineteenth- and twentieth-century ballet, Scholl holds degrees from Yale University (PhD 1991) and Vanderbilt University (BA 1984). His articles on dance have appeared in Playbill, The New York Times, Moscow's Kommersant Daily, and Stockholm's Danstidnigen, and in programs of the New York City Ballet, Milan's La Scala Theater, London's Royal Opera House, the Paris Opera, and the Hamburg Ballet. His Sleeping Beauty, a Legend in Progress was selected as an Outstanding Academic Title by Choice in 2005, and nominated and nominated for the 2006 American Association for Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages (AATSEEL) book prize in literary/cultural studies.
He is currently at work on a history of Soviet ballet.


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Starved Rock State Park has been named among the Seven Wonders of Illinois, and just two minutes south lies the equally impressive Brightwood Inn. This plush, modern-day farmhouse overlooking Matthiessen State Park beckons guests into a world of private balconies, large bay windows, oversize whirlpool soaking tubs, and four-poster or wooden sleigh beds. The eight-bedroom farmhouse sits on 14 acres of countryside. "The rooms were lovely and comfortable," says a former guest. "We enjoyed having cookies and soda by the fireplace in the library after a long day of hiking through Starved Rock State Park."
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Hewlett-Packard is following in the footsteps of Acer, Lenovo, and Samsung as it releases its own version of Chromebook. Most notable is the 14-inch screen, which is by far largest for laptops that runs Google's Chrome OS. Dubbed the HP Pavilion 14, it features 1.1GHz Intel Celeron processor, and has 2GB of RAM and integrated graphics. It also boasts a more spacious keyboard and added ports.
Pavilion 14 is part of HP's efforts in expanding its PC and workstation offerings, and giving consumers more option when it comes to operating systems with its multi-OS approach.
"Google's Chrome OS is showing great appeal to a growing customer base," said Kevin Frost, vice president and general manager, Consumer PCs, Printing and Personal Systems, HP. "With HP's Chromebook, customers can get the best of the Google experience on a full-sized laptop — all backed up by our service and brand."
Aesthetic-wise, Pavilion 14 is quite satisfactory. However, it is nearly 4 pounds in weight, and has the same processing power as its competitors. And while it has a bigger screen, the resolution is just the same as its small-screened rivals, so we've got to brace ourselves for blurry images. The battery life only lasts up to 4 hours and 15 minutes, which is also a real problem.
Pavilion 14 is available for $329.99. It is significantly more expensive than Acer's C7 Chromebooks which starts at $199, and Samsung's $250 Chromebook. For basically the same specs, there's nothing substantially enthralling about Pavilion 14.
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Are inspiring ideas the way to spark creativity around the world? TED thinks so. TED is a nonprofit group that is dedicated to "ideas worth spreading." On November 17, the group held its second annual TEDYouth event in New York City. The sold out event is one of more than 100 TEDxYouthDay events held worldwide.
This year's TEDYouth event challenged students to study new ideas and think about old ones in new ways. Four hundred New York City high school students were chosen by TED to attend the event for free. More than 20 speakers shared their expertise with young audience members. The speakers included scientists, designers, technologists, explorers, artists, performers and many more. Each speaker gave a 15-minute presentation. They talked about topics such as robotics, music, marine biology, haptics (communicating by touch), and even tips on being polite to make a good impression!
Music producer Young Guru spoke at the event. He has worked on 10 albums by the artist Jay-Z and became his official DJ in 2010. Guru spoke to the audience about the ownership of ideas and how they are transferred between people. He gave advice to kids who want to one day be in the music business."I would say go and get into [music] now," he told TFK. " Study what part of music you want to be in. There are so many different jobs."
University of Pennsylvania Professor Katherine Kuchenbecker put a special touch on the day's events. She studies and builds robotic systems that allow you to feel graphics on digital screens. The technology allows a user to feel a virtual object as if it were really there. Dentistry students use the innovation to learn how to detect cavities. Medical students use it to learn how the inside of a human body should feel. Kuchenbecker talked about her inspiration for the idea. "I have always been really drawn to technology that people directly interact with," she told TFK. "And I thought it was cool if you could let people touch them[graphics], and physically experience them."
Eighth grader August Trollback was one of the students chosen to attend the event. He says TED helped give him a head start on his dream of becoming a motion graphic artist. The group used his design for the opening of the event. "I have always been interested in motion graphics," he told TFK. "TED gave me a great opportunity."


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Lively discounting on 91-octane petrol in Auckland is prompting the Automobile Association to renew a call for oil companies to be required to advertise prices of higher fuel grades as well.
Spokesman Mark Stockdale said the level of discounting found in an extensive two-day Herald survey of 162 stations from the Hibiscus Coast to Pukekohe was great for the 80 per cent of drivers who filled up on 91.
"It's good to see there is competition, particularly in the Auckland region, where a third of the population lives," he said.
"For a long time motorists used to complain there was no competition because everybody was charging the same price, but now those motorists' prayers are being answered."
But Mr Stockdale said there was less competition for customers of higher fuel grades because very few oil companies included their prices on boards advertising 91-octane petrol and diesel, and many drivers were paying too much as a result.
Although 95-octane petrol is generally sold for about 8c a litre more than the standard grade, and BP's 98-octane fuel costs 16c more, he said the AA did not accept that the relatively modest extra energy it provided was worth that much extra.
It considered 95-octane to be worth only about 5c more than 91, and some motorists did not even know there was such a grade as 98 before being asked to fork out 16c or so extra.
"It's very confusing - it's very difficult for motorists to know what they are paying because it's not advertised."
The Herald last week found one service station in Blockhouse Bay selling 95-octane petrol for 219.9c a litre, compared with a discounted price of 206.9c for 91, and another in Birkenhead charging 235.9c for 98-octane, although it has since reduced that by 4c.
Mr Stockdale said the AA was calling on the Government to require oil companies to advertise all their fuel prices, although its preference would be for them to do so voluntarily.
Consumer Affairs Minister Simon Bridges, who also holds the associate transport portfolio, told the Herald earlier he did not favour regulation, as motorists had it in their power to prompt fuel companies to advertise their prices. "Ultimately it is a matter of consumer choice and I wouldn't act to compel service stations to act on this," he said.
"But I understand some stations already do that, and I would have thought that was a competitive advantage to them.
"My view is that when consumers feel strongly about something and act together about something ... they can make a difference - they can vote with their feet."
BP spokesman Jonty Mills said all his company's fuel grades and prices were clearly marked at the pumps, but its advertising boards were already congested with information and the oil industry was one of very few which displayed product prices on roadsides.


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China is cracking down on anti-corruption activists, the New York Times says, even as it supposedly tackles corruption on its own. An earthquake in Sichuan killed nearly 200 people. Quartz looks at China's tea wars and compares it to Coke versus Pepsi. The Shanghai Stock Exchange Composite Index fell 0.1% today.
India plans to spend some $20 billion on water management, including sewage treatment, irrigation and recycling, during the next five years, Bloomberg says. The S&P BSE India Sensex Index rose 0.8%.
South Korea's foreign minister cancelled a trip to Tokyo after members of Japan's government were seen visiting a shrine seen as a symbol of that nation's belligerent past. The Korea Stock Exchange KOSPI Index rose 1%.
Malaysia's opposition says it can root out corruption and make the country more competitive, Reuters reports. The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index gained 0.02%.
Thailand's initial-public offerings are expected to grow to $4.2 billion in 2013, up from 4.03 billion last year. The Stock Exchange of Thailand SET Index climbed 0.5%.
beyondbrics offers more evidence that Brazil made a mistake when it hiked rates. The Bovespa stock index has gained 0.2% in early trading today.
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Caterpillar (CAT) missed profit forecasts and lowered guidance, as mining companies cut back on equipment purchases, Reuters says.
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JPMorgan and Jefferies downgraded Wipro (WIT) today, Briefing.com said, following last week's disappointing earnings.
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Thu, 4 Aug 2011 22:49:47 -0400
I am trying to observe comsumption patterns among the different income quintiles of a population. My sample contains 10 801 observations, each with a corresponding frequency weight so as to be representative of the whole population (about 30 million people).
I am using this command to compute my quintiles:
xtile quintile= hhinctot[fw=weight], n(5)
(hhinctot as the income variable)
After doublechecking, I realized that some of my quintiles contained substantially less or more than 20% of the observations (while effectively taking in consideration the frequency weight - i.e. as if I duplicated myself the observations according to their frequency)
this is the result I get:
Quintile 1: 20,406%
Quintile 2: 20,552%
Quintile 3: 19,239%
Quintile 4: 22,323%
Quintile 5: 17,479%
I can get more precise results by computing the quintile myself "manually", any idea why stata gets this far from 20% ?
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Status: Finished
Genre: Memoir
I remember the television. It was on, i think. I don't know what i was watching. I think i was watching TeenNick. I remember my phone and the vibrations. Me and him were texting, I don't remember the conversation. But i remember that he was sad. Normally, i could just ask him and he'd vent it to me. But that day was different. That day ruined everything. That day almost ended my life. I remember he gave me lots of one-word responses. No matter what i said, it didn't matter. It reminded me of when we first met. We barely knew each other and i think he was shy. Or perhaps, he was bored. But that couldn't be, he always wanted to talk. Maybe my mind is making that up. I honestly wouldn't even know.
That night was so vivid, or so it seems in my mind it was. Maybe that's because i have a very poor memory so even the slightest, faintest reconization of what happened seems like i remember the whole thing.
I always told him i loved him, and he always said it back. We weren't dating, we didn't like each other like that. We meant we loved each other as siblings. He was my older brother, I would always love him like that. Even now, because i refuse to release him from my heart. He always seemed to cheer up when me and him spoke. I remember at school he wasn't feeling good but I gave him a hug and he smiled and laughed, which was rare for Jordan. I will never forget that. I was usually nervous around him and his friends, because they were older than me. Only by a year, maybe not even that much. But they were all so tall... and i'm rather short. It seemed that they were ages older than me. Most of them were tall, anyway. Jordan was kinda short. That night... when i told him i loved him, he said "yeah." which wasn't the response i wanted nor expected. Then he went on to tell me that he didn't love me, that he never wanted anything to do with me. I told him I needed him; he was the one that i always vented to. The one who always made me feel better; even if no one else could. He said he didn't care. He apologized but it wasn't good enough. I started to cry.
I tried to be quiet, usually i can make my crying very quiet or even silent sometimes. But that night, it didnt' even matter. I sobbed loudly like i do when i'm home alone. My parents heard. My dad didn't really care that much, but my mom did. She didn't let me leave until i told her what was wrong. She didn't understand that i really did love him like a brother. She didn't understand WHY i loved him so much. She didn't care. She just thought he was the most terrible person on earth. But i beg to differ, he's not. He's one of my favorite people i know. Even after he left.
I dreamed about him occasionally. I usually cried when i woke up, realizing that he's different now.
I was miserable. That is when i realized what was worst than my worst fear. Previously, before this whole incident, i thought that breakups and being lonely were the worst things ever. What could be more painful? I thought. now i know. As if someone knew i wondered that, and they wanted to show me what was worse. And so they did. Losing a friend that you love so much hurts more than a breakup. It makes you feel even more lonely, even more rejected, even more not worth it.
Then i thought, What could be worse than this? And you know what happened?
I lost another one of my closest friends. It's like in those movies... The cliche' scene where something terrible happens, and the character says "well... at least it can't get any worse!" and then it starts raining, proving them wrong. Sharon was my other close friend who when jordan wasn't there, that's who i went to. Now both those people were gone. I remember very clearly the pain that caused me. I have so many scars from that. Cutting myself... It's happened recently. Which is disappointing considering i was doing so well. That's when i knew i wasn't just doing it for attention or for a cry for help. Because my parents knew i cut myself, they thought i stopped though. After threats of sending me to therapy, i stopped. But recently... Everything's just been too much and so i have a scar on my ankle and on my thigh. I have to strategically cut myself now... great. So that my parents don't find my scars. Because they'll know. Everyone will know....
Every time someone asks me where i got my scar i have to make up some lame excuse like my dog scratched me or i fell down the stairs. Some people don't believe it and i can see it in their eyes. But they keep quiet. Those who don't; who dare question my excuse.. They bother me the most. Because they know yet they taunt me about it. Sometimes when they say stuff like "do you really have a dog...?" I feel like slapping them across the face and just screaming at them. How dare they mock me for self-harm... Its not funny at all. I'd like to see them go through half the stuff i do on a daily basis.
Later, Jordan apologized saying that he just wanted to take a break from his phone and he thought that saying that stuff was the only way he could get me to leave. Which is incorrect; if he would've just said that to me, i would've understood.
But he's still not the same as he was before. He's very different now... It's hard to explain.
He never vents anymore. and when i do, he never helps me. So i stopped venting to him.
Sorry this is so long, guys. Just been having a rough day.
Thanks for reading!
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Sinorice Moss never played..lol Sinorcie Moss suc-ked..lol Why in the world would he of been playing early as a rookie? Coughlin isn't a idiot.. Hes not gonna not play a Rookie if its his best option or he thinks it is untill proven diffrently.. Every team in the NFL plays rookies early on weather by choice or not.. Jayron HOsley was just 2nd in tackles i believe in his first game of the season..
Were definetly not gonna agree here.. I 100pct know for a fact Coughlin will play who he thinks is his best option, and when theres a super talent like Hakeem Nicks, he dosen't hold back.. David WIlson was fantastic in the preseason therefore earned his playing time in the first qter of the first game.. The guy would be starting had he not been so dissapointing .. Shoot, he very well could be starting soon, if he bounces back and has a big game ..
Walt put out his Mock Draft today, going 3rounds.. He also had us taking Alex Okafor in RD 1..lol I like his mock for us up untill rd 3.. Hes got us taking Okafor, R.Wagner, and then Zac Dysert QB Miami (OH) in RD 3... I don't think were in positon to take a QB in rd 3 with the needs we have.. Kenny Phillips could leave and in that case, i'd rather have Baccari Rambo or someone like that..
Does anyone know anything about DUKE WILLIAMS S NEVADA?
Barring any serious injury, does anyone else see Barrett Jones not being available by the time we pick? He looked really good against Michigan playing Center and I think due to his rare versatility, good character, and being an overall safe selection, he might end up being a #10 to #15 selection. I'm thinking Brennan Williams or Chance Warmack are more realistic possibilities. I would be pleased with Rhodes or Banks as well.
That said, if I am an NFL team looking for a guard, I definitely take Womack above all else. He is just nasty.
If I had to guess, I would say the Giants would prefer Jones. They always value versatility.
I think its gonna be another tough call on what the giants do this yr, because they could go with a pass rusher, a DB, a Olineman, and even outside chance a guy like Tyler Eifert.. I think Reese will take what ever player outta those positons kinda slips through the cracks.. If a guy like Kawaan Short is there or Barrett Jones or Alex Okafor, he'll snatch em up...
It does seem like the Giants have been trying to address the Oline through free agency and late round picks. But then again, I am sure if the value is there they will pick it whether it comes round 1 or round 6.
Didn't they just draft Hosley? Hes the opitomy of a small CB... That pretty much prooves right there that they have absoulutley no problem adding a smaller CB... Again, they like Physical Corners, hence Terrell Thomas, Bruce Johnson, Jayron Hosley, Michael Coe, Corey Webster..etc
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San Diego Chargers Release Ladainian Tomlinson
Future Hall of Fame running back Ladainian Tomlinson was released today after nine incredible seasons with the San Diego Chargers
Team President Dean Spanos on LT:
"This is a part of the business that I hate, and it's particularly hard when you're dealing with someone I consider a friend. Change involving great players is never easy. I respect LT as much or more than any player I've ever known. And no one appreciates his contributions to this organization more than I do. That is why this is such a difficult announcement for me to make.
"It has been a privilege to work with him and witness his entire career. I'm proud of him and grateful to him for the way he has carried himself both on and off the field.
"No matter where he chooses to continue his career, in my mind LT will always be a San Diego Charger. His legacy as one of the greatest running backs the game has ever seen will be as a Charger."
SOURCE: Chargers.com
February 22, 2010at 1:14 PM Posted by Rob Zepeda
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- Mark said... Feb 22, 2010, 2:21:00 PM
LT- I have tears in my eys as I am typing this. There was nothing more than us fans wanted more than to have you win one here in SD. You will be a sure bet first round hall of famer. I hope you do still get that SB ring, even if it is with another team.
LT LT LT LT LT LT!!!!!! you will be missed. I will continue to wear my #21 on sundays.
- Jay said... Feb 22, 2010, 2:56:00 PM
LT will always be a Charger, no matter where he ends up! hopefully he still has a chance to make a big impact for his playing career and break more records!
LT the way you help shape the culture in San Diego is much appreciated. I also want to thank you for all the touch downs you scored against the Raiders. A man of character that's what you are and the next chapter of your book begins. Thank you
Lighting 72
LT... stick it to AJ and carry someone else to a superbowl...
we love you
When the Trophy comes to San Diego next year, the year after that, and possibly a third in this next decade, I will personally petition for you, LT, to be our Honorary El Capitan.
Sadly, time has come to frame your authentic #21 in the ManCave. However, your Bobble Head likeness will never be replaced next to my Kegerator.
Hey! Cheer UP San Diego.....time marches on! Onward and upward! Cheerio LT, Old Bean.....See you in Canton!!!
L.T.. Thank You for 9 years of great football. You brought the Chargers back to life. We all forgot about Fouts,Winslow,and that great Charger team back then when you took the field. No one Charger made such an impact for 9 years. I use to hear the Chargers back in the 60's on the radio and now get to watch on T.V. I heard Hadl to Alworth or Garrison for a T.D. Fouts to Winslow or Joiner for a T.D. But when you played. It was " L.T. toucdown!!" for 9 great years. One man show, no Charger can say that.I hope you find a team that can get your Super Bowl Ring. I didn't like it when Harrison,Seau,or Brees got their Ring. But you, I hope you get that ring, and if you have to beat the Chargers to get it. So be it. I better quit writing, before I take that back. Good Luck & God Bless
LT will be miss at last the chargers will have to stand on there own..... I am sure the chargers will figure out there style I feel they have done this for the last two years. Bring on the new running back and get the heat off Rivers and win in the playoff's.
It is a sad day for the Chargers, however the reality of business. LT you will be missed.
Thank you L.T. Every day, and in every way, you were a shining beacon for both out local football team and our whole city. You are the best I've ever seen here, and I've been a die-hard fan for a long time.
I deeply hope and pray you will get a Super Bowl next year, even if it's with another NFL team. But in my heart, you will always be a Charger.
Go get it, LT!!! May God bless you and keep you, and your new baby too.
Rock it, bad boy, rock it! We will miss you, and probably more than we can even know right now.
Wahhhhhh! Quit whinning Chargers Nation! You've got to have a positive attitude about the future. I agree with what Anonymous said on 02/22/10 @ 4:14 PM - This is actually a good thing. LT while one of the greatest was beat to shit and it is showing. This doesn't make him any less of a person, but it is what it is. Therefore, he CANNOT fit into the Chargers plans for progress. I would be surprised if he gets another starting job somewhere else. This just happens to be the self-life of a RB. Perhaps with Houston and in a rotation of three RBs would work.
I hope LT does get his shot at the jewels his finger(s)is missing, but if he remains in the AFC, he will have to run through San Diego to even get a sniff of the Lombardi. MUAHAHAHAHA HA. Good luck with that LT! However, the media darlings would love that kind of action, but not quite as much as their continued undying love, admiration, and unflinching support for the Obaminator. Disgusting!
Rock on San Diego, LT, AJ, P. Riv, Cro-Mart (wherever you may land and continue to miss tackles), and the rest of Chargers Nation. This is the refreshing rebirth of the Bolt. Watch and witness the fireworks - Chargers will be Superbowl Champs sooner rather than later.
LT...LT....LT...uhhhh can you say retired??? Ok someone will pick him up, he will have to settle for less $$$ and a backup position. We will always remember him as a Charger, the player who was nothing but class on and off the field, an impact player who helped rebuild the Bolts to the place they are today. I am sadened by the fact he will no get a ring, but it is a Team sport so he is not alone in that locker room. Thanks LT for all the memories, efforts and most of all the respect you brought to SD for being who you are. Now, time to play ball!!! We are in the market for a young power baller, we can't expect to win on Rivers arm every single game. We all know Norv isn't the most "out of the box" play caller in the league, so a good old fashion power RB would certainly pose a threat to a defense. Unfortunately, Sproles is too small to use in this spot, he is awesome in the swing out, sometimes as even a wide out, we never have used him in a crossing..that would be interesting...but not the guts up the middle guy. Not the pounder we need to get us 3-6 yards so Rivers and company can open up the real Charger game plan (pass for a bazillion trillion yards). LT was our guy not too long ago, Muncie was that guy, uhhhhh wasn't Turner a younger potential RB, oh yeah we traded him because uhhhh well heck ask AJ how that worked out. Now send Cromart to anyone, and pay Jackson the bucks...he and Floyd are big time threats and not easily replaced. Give us some defensive players in this draft, we are weak, look at the rankings, weak. Improve this and we have the right mix to take it all the way!!! Considering 2011 will be a scab or non-play year, this coud be the best year we have to finally, yes finally get to the show....oh yeah better have one heck of a kickers kick off in the preseason...I see a change perhaps too.
Go Bolts
The Passing attack is back Chargers' lighting Brigade. Lets stack up that defense and draft a real N/T. as a #1. With J. Williams & rookie N/T no one run on us. Can you imagine short yardage plays? Two real N/T stuffing up the middle!! Than get an OT impact player in pick #2 to block for Rivers all day long. Pick up a proven,young RB in a trade (Cromartie you hear me!) Than draft a rookie RB.Than let Spiroles go or trade, what ever makes business sense first. Charger Fans get fired up!! Alworth,Hadl,Fouts,Winslow,..etc all left, and we are still Winning!! L.T. God Bless, get yours. Because we are going to get ours thats for sure!!
LT thanks for THIS WONDERFUL YEARS!!! u re one of the greatest if not the greatest charger of all time!!! we´ll miss u!! and i´ll still wear my #21 on sundays!!
good luck and thanks for everything!!
go bolts!!!!
Adios LT. You've done yourself, the Bolts, and San Diego proud. That said, Rivers, without question this is your team now dawg! Now DO SOMETHING to make us forget all about the misfires of the past four years.
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Re: st: RE: st merge
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The Stata command you want to use is _ joinby _, not _merge_.
Consider year and countryname are the variables for year and country
name in both your panel file and your country macro indicators file, you
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Please do take a look at options for _joinby_, especially in handling
unmatched cases.
On 3/12/2013 12:12 PM, Sarah Edgington wrote:
You don't give any indication of what you've tried and what the results
There also isn't a lot of information here about the nature of the data, but
it appears to me that you just want to merge the two data sources by country
and year. Try -help merge- to get more information about the details of the
I'm assuming you have one observation per country per year in each data set.
If that's not the case it may be more complicated.
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I appreciate that you cannot post a direct link to the auction.
Arrggghhhh!!! I just bought CA boots!!! I wonder if these are good for a 1st run. Gabriel's stuff is getting better. I could of saved a bit of money if I waited...Well, here are some pics:
They look good enough for the price. Now for any of you that own CA boots, do they work okay for width or are they a thin shoe? I have some pretty flat feet so wide is better. The Evolution shoes look a bit wider...
Here is a pic of the CA boots...(on their main site there are no pics of Fett boots now, only on their ebay auction).
the CAs are a lil thin to me. I have a size 7. not sure how wide my feet are in the scheme of things
those look 1000 times better!!! way to go Gabe!!
Well, I decided to be the guinea pig on this one. I ordered a pair and will let everyone know the verdict when I receive them.
Who knows how long it will be until CA restocks!
better than his first attempt. the colors were way off and they were leather instead of fabric. I'm going to pick up a set of these as well.
You can post BIN Ebay listing since they are not auctions & no bidding is involved
I e-mailed Gabe to see if he might do a special run for us here on TDH. lets hope he does!
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I curious to see what anyone thinks in person. The dark looks too dark to me. Depending on material im not sure it will fade well.
But they arent bad Thats for sure.
I thought that too at first, but when I visually compare the pics between these and the CAs... the CAs look just as dark. I am curious as the width of the black in the center. Looks wide, but that could be a trick of the camera angle.
My two major concerns are their durability and the fact that they look wider for people like me who have flat feet!
Only reasons for my question of longevity/durability is because CA has been making boots for some time now. I'm not sure but it seems like Gabe is scratch building each pair...
I'm curious to see...that's a nice price for sure. Save you 60 bucks compared to CA boots. They are 140 + 15/20 for shipping.
I ordered wookie scalps and toe spikes from Gabe and they should be here soon so I'll let you know about them. He went through alot to get me accurate ESB braids and his spikes look as good as any for 1/2 the price of most I've seen.
Thanks Gabe!!!
Okay so I got my CA boots from UPS 10 minutes ago and I'm a bit dissappointed. My major concern about the width isn't too bad...they're comfy enough and I have room in them. My flat feet only hang a smidge outside the arch which should be fixed when I add some arch supports soon (thanks wolfie)!
They are big too. Well, I'm an 8.5/9 depending and I ordered an 8 and I would say I have at least the .5 to a full size room in which is great since I will be adding insert support/lifts.
The two only concerns for me is that the dark stripe down the middle seems too narrow at the toe and the sole isn't built well to the shoe. What I mean by this is that it seems like w/enough pulling, you can rip the sole right off from the shoe. You can see a lack of glue in the heel area. I think before I weather these I'm going to use shoe glue or liquid nails in any sketchy area. Sucks to pay 155 for a pair of shoes to have to ghetto rig them.
I can't wait to see a review on Gabe's. I'm about 75% happy with the CABoots...
I ordered a pair & should have them near weeks end (I hope) I'll post some pictures & let you know how the quality is...
Has anybody gotten these boots yet? I am dying to know how they turn out. I need new boots.
I got a shipping notification from Gabe earlier this week. Once I get them, I'll put up a detailed thread with pics, a review, and weathering progress.
A little off topic here, but how's the quality of the other stuff Evolution has?
Everything is close to or right on the money especially considering price. I love my wookie braids! The toe spikes were great too but I sold them just to buy a pair from someone else to compare the two since I'm in no rush.
I also had a set of gloves that were close to the same quality of GBH's but a good amount cheaper that I sold to get a pair of real gloves which aren't as accurate but I just like them better.
by this time next year I would imagine that Gabriel will have a one stop fett shop!
In all, he's great, easy to communicate with and reasonable.
Cool, thanks. Good to know.
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