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Widening Alamo Intersection?
Original post made by Wasteful, Alamo, on May 1, 2012
Where will any extra cars go? Why widen there? Why waste money,time,and disrupting what flow of traffic there is?
Will this be a monument to the ultimate stupidity? Widening a small portion of the road?
Who needs to enlarge their ego to widen an intersection going no where?
Whose property will be removed for a short distance to satisfy bloated plans dedicated to wasteful spending?
Nationally this happens but why here?
Use what money there is to determine better ways for pedestrians to cross along the road in the smallish commercial one/two block of the road!!!!
May 3 county committee will decided to expand short portion to no where this intersection.
Are you concerned? furious? dumbfounded? perplexed?
Who wouldnt be!!!!!
Request an explanation as to why and to where and for long a widening!!
Do you part and participate actively rather then read and move on bemoaning public apathy.
a resident of Alamo
on May 1, 2012 at 7:22 am
Dear Editor,
This is becoming a story impacting voters' considerations of district 2 and 3 supervisors' candidates. On June 30. 2008, Mary Piepho announced that "the ultimate solution" of expanding the Stone Valley Road and Danville Blvd intersection and road way in the Alamo business district was removed from county consideration. That didn't happen! Neither Mary or Chief of Staff Tomi van de Brooke followed through to make sure that such a project was removed from all county planning.
The real solution for the Alamo business district was proposed more than a decade ago in creating a MALL with access lanes and eliminating Danville Blvd and Stone Valley Road in the business district. The goal is to discourage commute traffic from using Alamo roads and lanes to by-pass 680 and is achieved by making Alamo a destination and not a commute corridor.
Remember, traffic & Transportation are one of five primary voter issues in the current districts 2 & 3 elections. Thus, this is an election story that deserves home page coverage.
a resident of Alamo
on May 1, 2012 at 9:02 am
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a resident of another community
on May 1, 2012 at 2:03 pm
Dear Gina and Jessica,
Thank you for your efforts to focus this exchange.
The reference to the MALL conversion of the Alamo business district was in a "downtown" plan created by Donna Gerber, district 3 supervisor, circa 1999/2000. The plan was in at least three forms and one specifically removed Danville Blvd and Stone Valley Road in the business district and created multiple access lanes within the MALL to route traffic to expanded retail, commercial, hospitality, high density residential and multi-story parking.
Various investor groups over the past decade have reviewed that "downtown" plan and considered various modifications to Danville Blvd and Stone Valley Road to make the "Alamo Downtown" a more contained business center tying all segments together for safer and easier walking of the entire district.
In 2009, CCC Community Development provided copies of Donna's downtown plans to neighborhoods committees focused on economic development in the Alamo region. As you consider a story on "the Ultimate Solution" it is likely fitting to report on the significant options of a MALL that would fully eliminate Stone Valley Road and Danville Blvd in the Alamo business district.
a resident of Blackhawk
on May 2, 2012 at 10:38 am
Alamo downtown does not make sense ... there are vibrant walnut creek, Danville downtown's for residents to choose from.
a resident of Alamo
on May 3, 2012 at 6:26 am
Ultimately, if such widening were to take place as the "insightful" planning of investors or business persons, it's the local taxpayers who will pay, via taxes, for the upkeep of these additions so that business or investors can make more money!!!
Does this make sense to anyone?
What well established trees have to be taken down for more, possibly,money to be made?
a resident of another community
on May 3, 2012 at 7:10 am
Dear Editor,
The Ultimate Solution uses funds received from developers to create more lanes at the Stone Valley/Danville Blvd intersection and to extend widening north and south to accommodate the traffic invited off 680 to commute through Alamo. By contrast, Donna Gerber's "Downtown Plan" made the Alamo business district a destination and reduces the attraction of commuters due to the removal of Danville Blvd in the Alamo business district and the development of access lanes throughout the new MALL. Clearly the business district is mostly private property including the easements for Danville Blvd as presently configured. If a MALL was pursued, the development would be done with private capital on privately-held land.
The news story is "what does Alamo's majority of residents want as their business district and major roadways?"
a resident of Alamo
on May 3, 2012 at 8:23 am
So it is believed that private developers will put in their own money?
Since when?
That cost IS ALWAYS PASSED ON TO the local citizens in any land, country, era!!
Widen a short piece of road "TO INVITE MORE TRAFFIC FROM THE FREEWAY TO SHOP IN ALAMO"?
Is this lunacy in the making?
What kind of double hidden talk is this?
Invite more traffic into a very short widened road to shop when bigger shopping areas are better located close by?
Invite more traffic into a smaller community to shop and make merchants more profit?
Why allow it?
Why invite freeway traffic into a smallish community?
Alamo by its very nature and wealth structure will not go away.
Need more inviting from the freeway?
How superficially dumb is this?
Invite more congestion into an admittedly close quarters road way so shoppers can enter Alamo?
a resident of another community
on May 3, 2012 at 9:39 am
Reality check time...
Your attempts to discredit Mary or Tomi for a situation they did not create once again falls on deaf ears and reflects poorly on you. Your daily examples of your frustrations and confusion of the facts is just a further demonstration of your hypocrisy and infatuation with that which you do not understand. We get it by now-you don't like Tomi or Mary. They represent progress, logic, and the "majority" which flies in the face of everything you believe in.
I don't know how many times it must be repeated to you for it to sink in. There is NO campaign in District 3 (Mary Piepho). You are just making yourself look foolish. Then you tip the scale by actually suggesting that you, with all of your acquired wisdom know more than planners and engineers. To bad that secret oath you took that prevents you from having any real impact comes into play!
Where you completely fail, is your inability to see that while you get an opinion on matters, it doesn't guarantee anyone will agree. Face the reality, Hal, your opinions don't usually make sense and it at the root of why you are (for the most part) ignored.
p.s. How is that representation from your new Supervisor (Gayle Uilkema) working for ya? You had been posting about her amazing service, so I was just wondering….
a resident of Alamo
on May 8, 2012 at 4:41 pm
"Downtown" Alamo is a 1960's era strip mall with a road running thru it. It is not pedestrian friendly and reeks of social engineering by unqualified politician "planners". Thanks to prop 13 the commercial property owners (who pay nominal property taxes since they pass the property on to their heirs and have nominal debt) have no economic incentive to modernize. If the road is to be widened it should come with conditions for higher density adjacent zoning as an incentive. If you want a real downtown you have to encourage WALKING. And keep politics out of the planning process.


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The hearing will be held on Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 4:30 p.m. at the Creekside Community Church, located at 1350 Danville Blvd. in Alamo, CA. At this meeting, the Commission will consider all oral and written testimony of any interested persons or affected agencies. All interested persons are invited to be present and heard. Written communications may be directed to: Lou Ann Texeira, Executive Officer, Contra Costa LAFCO, 651 Pine Street, 6th Floor, Martinez, CA 94553. For more information regarding Contra Costa LAFCO and the proposed incorporation of the Town of Alamo, please visit the LAFCO website at www.contracostalafco.org
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Anyone ever see a queen cross over a full box of honey to lay above it or is it a pretty dependable excluder? John
Anyone ever see a queen cross over a full box of honey to lay above it or is it a pretty dependable excluder? John
Yes but it is rare.
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I've found a queen a couple times on the underside of the inner cover when not using an excluder, that's why I always check the inner cover before I set it aside. Anyway, my thinking is that if a queen crosses over a super full of honey, she knows it, and she also knows that laying eggs above that super would be dividing up the broodnest, but I'm sure it happens on rare occasion. The workers are probably responsible for guiding her up there too. John
I have a different question about the excluder. This is my first hive and I put a honey super and excluder on last week, on this weeks inspection there was burr comb over 1/4 of the excluder and no drawn out comb in the honey super. The excluder is cypress wood frame and metal grid bought from Rossmans. Is there any thing I can do to slow down the build-up of burr comb?
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If the brood chamber is all worker comb a queen will go seven supers up over solid honey looking for drone comb. Don't put foundation above an excluder unless the bees have already crossed the excluders into other supers below the foundation. And then only during a good flow.
Thanks for the Info. Your both right I did just put foundation above the excluder only because that is what I have. As far as a strong hive I'm not sure, there is about 2 1/2 frames below the excluder that still needs to be drawn out. The first deep hive body has only 1/2 frame left to be drawn out with the rest in the second deep hive body. I may have to wait a few days before removing the excluder related to rain for the next two days. So if I understand, bees will not pass a excluder if the super is all foundation and I should have just put the supper on and wait until a few frames are drawn out before putting the excluder.
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>If everything falls into place just right, bees will
That is asking a lot in beekeeping.
Well I took off the excluder after work today and the bees had already replaced about a third of the burr comb I scraped off yesterday. So now I'm going to wait until Saturday to see if the bees have started to work the new foundation. I want to thank every one that has replied and so do my bees. happy bees make a happy bee keeper.


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#1 Sat 19 Jan 08 8:30am
Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
"Ok when I was growing up I was taught to NEVER cook chicken frozen as it gave off some sort of poisonous gas (from memory) now many years later I was told yesterday to cook my chicken from frozen . . . old habits die hard as they say and even my daughter will not cook chicken frozen . . . is this some sort of 'old mum tale ?'"
I am referring to frozen uncooked chicken either whole or pieces.
#2 Sat 19 Jan 08 9:32am
Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
Poisonous gas!??????????? that makes no sense
it's possible that the caution exists because you have to be more careful with cooking chicken that is frozen or semi-frozen to make sure it's cooked all the way through - as uncooked chicken is a food poisoning risk
We do it regularly. Generally we defrost slightly in the microwave if need be. I find semi-frozen chicken breast is easier to cut into strips for a stirfry.
In short, as long as you make sure it is cooked all the way through it is safe.
#3 Sat 19 Jan 08 9:36am
Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
Thanks White Rabbit, as I said this was a very long time ago . . . . . just know it was a very BIG NO NO.... it now appears that as ,long as normal common sense is adhered too there should be no problems . . . just wish I could remember the full reason/explanation given to me as a child.
#4 Sat 19 Jan 08 10:53am
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Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
Poison gas! - of course not - an "Old wife's - or old mother's tale".
The only problem that exists with chicken is the possibility of infection with salmonella or campyllobacter, both of which are killed by heat.
It is often recommended that chicken be cooked to an internal temperature of 85C (185F) - though others accept that 77C (170F) is adequate.
If you cook chicken from frozen, it takes longer to reach the required temperature. Thin escalopes, breast fillets and legs/thighs should be OK. Whole birds, especially if stuffed, are particularly dangerous, as it is quite likely that the outside will be cooked before the centre is defrosted. The same applies to prepared dishes, which should never be frozen uncooked, and must be thoroughly reheated.
You will often see, in cooking directions for food to be cooked from frozen, the instruction - make sure the food is piping hot (the derivation of this little phrase is the sizzling, whistling sound made by steam escaping from very hot food, which is similar to the sound of high-pitched musical pipes). Safest way is to use a food thermometer thrust into the thickest part of the meat.
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#5 Sat 19 Jan 08 11:26am
Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
So my Mum lied to me all those years ago . . . . .
Thanks for the info . . . . . .
#6 Sat 19 Jan 08 11:38am
Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
She'd probably had it told to her. These stories come up around things that are food safety risks and get elaborated on until they seem quite ridiculous. Someone may have realised that improperly cooked frozen chicken meat made people sick and then others may have taken it on as avoiding cooking chicken from frozen to eliminate the risk. Then suddenly cooking chicken from frozen becomes bad/unsafe.
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Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
I would NEVER cook a chicken unless it is fully defrosted.
This is the reason...because otherwise the required cooking temberature will not be reached throughout all of the bird to allow the bacteria that it holds to be killed off.
If you are not carefull all you end up doing is warming the bacteria up to its optimum growing temperature.
You can get various bacteria growing in the chicken but the most common known to cause illness is Salmonella , on rare occasions it has known to be fatal.
Personally I would never cook any part of poultry unless it is fully defrosted. (If fact I make sure that all meat , if frozen is fully defrosted before being cooked.)
It simply is not worth the risk.
#8 Sat 19 Jan 08 10:46pm
Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
Why not? as long as the internal temperature hits the right value then it's fine. In effect by cooking it you defrost it. You are warming the meat up and then quickly taking it past the danger zone into the temperatures that are safe. You aren't going to warm it to 50C and leave it there. It's a lot safer than leaving chicken to defrost on a bench and no different to defrosting in the microwave.
Of course this is much more difficult to achieve with an entire chicken as opposed to thin slices or small pieces in a stew. There are certain recipes that lend themselves to use of semi-frozen and frozen chicken - like stirfry and stews. A whole chicken will be overdone on the outside if cooked to the right temperature inside if cooked from frozen.
Chicken food safety fact sheet
http://www.chicken.org.au/files/_system … lowres.pdf
As for other meats, red meats that are whole (i.e. not minced) can be cooked rare (unlike chicken that needs cooking all the way through) - I've cooked steaks that weren't thawed all the way through and it was fine. Again you are heating the important parts of the meat through the danger zone and quickly to a safe temperature.
here's another food safety booklet
http://www.foodsafety.asn.au/_srcfiles/ … ochure.pdf
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#9 Sun 20 Jan 08 12:22pm
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Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
http://www.foodsafety.asn.au/_srcfiles/ … ochure.pdf
Page 2 ,this does suggest that you should 'Defrost poultry , minced rolled and stuffed meats thoroughly before cooking'.
I do not think that it is worth the food poisining risk of not defrosting mest fully before cooking.
As you know their are various organisms that are potentially dangerous unless killed by cooking.
Personaly ,I feel that not defrosting meat fully is a dangerous practice.
If a restaurant did not thaw meat fully and this resulted in food poisining then (in the UK) they would be prossecuted .
(Sorry Rabbit I could not open your first link so I have not had a look at that .)
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#10 Sun 20 Jan 08 7:01pm
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Re: Is it safe to cook chicken frozen
Whole birds and very thick parts should be defrosted in full (as Geoff pointed out the outside will be charred while the inside is still ice cold if not).
For schnitzel etc. I usually let them defrost in full also to have full control over doneness vs. perfectly crisp outside. (Just transfer to the fridge the night before.)
If chopping up or finely slicing I only defrost to the point when still rather stiff, but I can get the knife through.
Salmonella (etc) are particularly dangerous for children, the elderly or anyone with a week immune system. My OH had campyllobacter (sp?) a few years ago (it's symptoms are almost the same as salmonella but not quite as severe and dangerous) and he could hardly sit up. It was suspected that he got it from food at uni. The doctor said to make sure not to use a fork or spatula to remove cooked chicken from pan when it was used to handle raw or half cooked chicken before - to avoid new contamination. It's common sense really, but the one thing many of us tend to forget


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Everything the waterfront, the city center, the historic center and pedestrian area have to offer is at your doorstep! Whether you are looking for a beach to walk on the beach, cultural visits, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or nightlife, everything is in walking distance!
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Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions! Hoping that our apartment allows you to make the most of our beautiful city of Nice, see you soon!
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Discussion in 'Fantasy Sports Central' started by Slippy, Oct 11, 2007.
Hmmm. Perhaps a Jackson for Artest trade. My team needs an edge.
Not sure if losing the FG% cat by 0.001 (and the week 5-4) to Slippy with four guys shooting below 40% (three below 35%) is a testament to the resiliency of the Sprockets or to the utter incompetence of the Infirmary. Course, with Kidd nearly averaging a triple double, and piling up 65 points, 45 boards, and 42 assists, I can forgive his 37% shooting.
OMG!! you had this week until ben wallace missed a few shots. it was crazy seeing the FG% fluctuate just .005%...victory...defeat...victory....defeat...man. and i left 50% shooting bargs on the bench.
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What a lousy way to start the week. With Chris Paul out for 1 or 2 games, I must already concede the assist cat to Slippy
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My team is off to a worse start than the Sonics. Yuck. I'm hoping this young team will gell very soon, or it's trade city!
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Man oh Man those are some daunting stats for me in the Novice Stats thread. Thank for posting them. I have no idea what to do with my team now. I guess being a "Zookeeper" GM (see an earlier Slippy post about Fantasy GM styles) has its downfalls. I only drafted from 12 teams that I picked to follow before the season started. I only drafted players I would be willing to watch their games on League Pass. I only drafted either players that were "proven" Aurora pet players (Deron), or "breakout" sleeper pet players (Darko). And finally, I only drafted players that I would recognize and invite in for a drink if they showed up at my door needing jumper cables. Clearly, this is no way to play Fantasy Basketball and be competitive. :nerd2: Of course now that I've had a few weeks of "playing like a girl (I just want to love all my players and love my team)" and can see the writing on the wall (the projected cat losses on the butcher block chart on the kitchen wall), I want to go back to "playing like a boy (as in Winning is Everything)." My team sitting on the bench before and during each game, well they look pretty fine. But...they aren't up to the category specs. Now if I only had a free pass on the waiver wire Linwood, I could make my team competitive even now. I could switch out about half of my guys for category needs. But...live with the pet players, die with the pet players. LOL. Good Luck Novice League GMs on Week 3!!! Go Darko (yes I know he has a hurt thumb...sigh). Go Darko anyway!
Kim, you could switch out your players via the waiver wire, you just have to do it judiciously. Grab the players when you need them, and hope they are tearing it up that week. I think you should be able to pick two a week, which should allow you to improve two catagories and eke out the win. My team on the other hand seems to be uniformly terrible. Hopefully I can figure something out quick before I have tanked the season in the first few weeks, ala the Sonics.
My advanced team is in 2nd to last place (out of 16 teams)and I keep getting injuries and DNP's. Would you be terribly offended if I changed my name from "Mashed Potatoes" to "Darth's Linwoods"?
Keep it up funny guy, and this is you: YouTube - Psycho Potato
LOL. Fine...I changed my name to M*A*S*H*E*D* anyhow.
In the battle for Jimi (visual versus textual), the word kids are starting to pull ahead.
Just one more FT? Congrats Slip...it was fun to watch
it ain't over until the scores are set... this year it seems like they got a lot of little tech glitches. I'd wish you a little good luck, but i gotta save that for myself! .001 ft% is way too close!!
Finally, a team that shoots worse than the Sprockets. Even including Boozer's 71% for the week against us. Can I play Linwood every week?
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The collection has been endowed by the Finnegan family in honor of their mother, Evelyn.
The 2011 Alumni Weekend festivities were kicked off by a celebration of the dedication of Lesley's Children's Literature Collection in honor of First Alumna Evelyn M. Finnegan '48 on Friday, June 3rd.
The collection has been endowed by the Finnegan family in honor of their mother. Evelyn is a teacher, children's librarian, and the author My Little Friends, a series of children's books, which are on display in Lesley's Sherrill Library.
Director of the Sherrill Library Patricia Payne welcomed the Lesley community, alumni and friends to the Library, now housed on the Brattle Campus. President Moore expressed appreciation to the Finnegan Family and talked about the enduring importance of books, particularly children's books, in this electronic age of iPads and tablets. He acknowledged the pioneering First Alumnae who graduated from Lesley as teachers 50 or more years ago. Newly appointed Dean of the Faculty and Director of the Early Childhood Education Program Lisa Fiore talked about language and literacy and the importance of the children's collection to Lesley students and teachers. Steven Cramer, Director of the MFA in Creative Writing Program, added his appreciation for the Evelyn M. Finnegan '48 Scholarship in Creative Writing, and shared expressions of gratitude from Finnegan Scholars.
Evelyn Finnegan spoke to the audience about her continuing work with children in the schools that is so gratifying to her. She thanked Lesley University, saying "Lesley has meant everything to me," and introduced her family: her sons Paul and Peter, Peter's wife Lisa, and their children Sara, Peter and Katie, who appear in the My Little Friends Series. A new edition is scheduled for 2012.
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What do we do with this queen on the ground surrounded by bees. Did they kick her out, we did not see queen or eggs nor brood. Nothing..so what do we do with this queen? Help.......it's going to rain for four days here ....soon...need help.
Sounds like you have a virgin queen in the hive--they are very difficult to recognize. Did you see any queen cells when you were in there? If the bees are surrounding her and there are many, she might have somehow fallen out? Not usual, but most queens they were kicking out I've found dying or dead on the front porch of the hive with little interest. I would lift her up and put her back in the brood nest. If there is a new virgin queen, she will resolve the problem soon enough. If she is injured, she might be able to lay a few eggs for supercedure. If they kick her out again, I'd leave her be, but it would likely be because they've superceded her.
I had the same thing happen to one of my hives this weekend. I found the marked queen outside of the hive with a small cluster bees. That hive is not doing very well as the queen has not been laying for a while so I checked it out the following day. Found the old queen dead and thought that was the end of it. When I was putting the frames back in I noticed a small virgin queen and then it clicked. They superceded the old queen and when I put it back she probably got zapped by her daughter...
In theory, theory and practice are the same. In practice, they are not.
Oh thank you as this can be quite confusing as what to do....thanks
tHANKS, SOMETIMES i FEEL SO INADEQUATE AS TO WHAT TO DO WHEN THUS AND SUCH HAPPENS. I NOW HAVE TWO HIVES WITH NO QUEENS OR SO I THOUGHT. THINKING I MAY NEED TO COMBINE THE TWO HIVES....WILL TAKE CARE OF PUTTING HER BACK IN AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS...THANKS AGAIN,
I've been in that position so many times--panicking over my inability to access the situation in the moment when I have the hive torn apart and the inspection/split/whatever doesn't go the way I planned. For some reason my brain just shuts down--too much adrenaline. So I quickly put the hive back together, go in the house and calm down. Then I can think about it rationally and almost always can figure out the best solution, even though it usually means putting my suit back on and opening the hive again. The times I don't resolve it optimally, the bees do. If in doubt, just trust the bees--they've been doing it for thousands of years and wouldn't have survived this long if they couldn't overcome challenges like newbee beekeepers. That especially holds true when you think your queen is missing/dead, etc. They usually have it under control. Just put the lid back on and check back in a couple of weeks, and you will usually find eggs, brood, etc. Or if you want to feel useful, throw in a frame of eggs/open brood just as a backup for them. Won't hurt, might help!
If they surrounded her, they might not be getting rid of her--they might be glad to see her. Question is, were they balling her or grooming her? It is the virgin queen who will find her and sting her to death if there is one. I don't think the worker bees kill a queen, only dispose of the dead or dying body. Either way, I think you did the right thing and have a queen, new or old. Give them a couple of days, then check in on them and see if she's been accepted. I would think it is awfully early in the season for them to supercede--do you have drones flying yet? If so, you probably have a new queen--give her about 10 days or 2 weeks, then check for eggs/larvae. If still none, you'll need to give them a queen or a frame of eggs if you have one. Good luck
BTW, I think you would have gotten a lot more responses if you had posted this in the general beekeeping forum rather than queen breeding--I don't think most people read this one.
Thank for the info. This is my first post. I didn't know how to reply either
Would love to hear how this plays out for you. . .
Did you see this thread in the main forum? Sounds like aliens are messing with the hives in Virginia, LOL. But strangely similar to yours and in the same state. . .


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With two singles this room type is ideal for either single or double occupancy. The bedroom is centrally heated, has a tea and coffee making facility free of charge, and is attended to daily. Room service available.
A full English or continental breakfast awaits you served with a warm welcome. Delicious snack menu. A wide choice of sandwiches freshly prepared every day. The house has a fully licenced bar, a guest dining room and a TV lounge area that you can access. You'll also have a full english and continental breakfast.
Brent is a suburb in North West London. There are several tube stations located in the district, many of them located on the Jubilee Line which will take you directly to Bond Street Station, which is right by Oxford Street. Oxford Street is the main shopping street in London with shops such as Selfridges and Debenhams. Most attractions of London are within easy reach, such as Piccadilly Circus, Madame Tussauds and Tower of London.
Hyde Park is located west of Oxford Street where you will find Kensington Gardens. If you walk through the park you will reach Kensington where you can find the famous department store Harrod's and plenty of museums, for example Natural History museum and Science museum.
An easy journey away is also Camden, which is famous for Camden Market and the wide range of bars and clubs that daily hosts many gigs. Camden is amazing for a day and night out! Around the corner you can enjoy a calmer environment in the beautiful Regents Park, which is also the location for Madame Tussauds.
If you want to enjoy the extensive nightlife London has to offer, there are also plenty of buses and night buses running 24/7 from all directions in London. Enjoy a fabulous stay.
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No Smoking. No Pets. No Stag or Hens Doo's.
Check in time to the property on the 1st day to be no later than 9:30 pm - unless previously arranged with host.
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We stayed four days at Bobby's house. It was a nice and quiet stance. Bobby was always available for any enquire and he took care of us. He was very pleasant and discreet. The flat was just a 10 minute walk to Kilburn Road, the main road, which had many shops and restaurants. We also could arrive at the heart of London in 30 minutes. We highly recommend this flat.
Tony was the host. Great help and very friendly.
Room very clean and full of everything you could need, including fridge, microwave, kettle, etc.
The only thing is that the place is quite old, so I would have preferred to know this in advance. The room in the picture looked modern.
+ Good location (not far from public transport). Quiet, so we had a good nights sleep. Good beds. Towels and everything a hotelroom would give (including magnetron, cooker, little fridge etc.). - We did not meet our host, which made it more like a hotel without reception (we got the key from a locked box). Tiny room, run down carpet.
I stayed at Bobby's house only for 1 night. It was a good experience because the bedroom was spacious and there was tea and coffee in our room to have breakfast.
It is near a street where there are some restaurants and supermarkets. It is also a bus stop near so although it is not near the center of London, you can take a bus to go there.
The carpet was a bit dirty but our stay was right. Bobby was friendly and polite with us.
I hope i can go back soon!
Best wishes, Nuria
Booby was very nice and accommodating ! The room was very comfortable but some shower gel was missing... Very quiet neighborhood and typical London view.
Nice room in ideal location for Wembley and surrounding areas. Nice warm welcome and assistance
The room was very quiet, with small pleasent view to the backyard garden, lovely sunn for breakfast. . The room was just as expected having experiences with travelling in the UK. The fire alarm works by the way :-) We were left to ourself just as we wished and Bobby was very helpfull with finding places to eat, shortest way from the airport and very understanding when my flight was massively delayed. He even offered to bring me to the station. Thanks Bobby
We had an absolutely pleasent stay at Bobby's place. The House is nice in a quiet region, the room is nice and clean.
It just takes about 10 minutes walk to get to the next tube station for Bakerloo line. Therefore, it's very easy to get to central London in about 20 minutes.
A good location for having breakfast is a nice cafe closed to that station Queen's park, excellent coffee and food.
Booby is a are very welcoming and kind host, all was found as promised and agreed. Thank you very much. We would be happy to stay there again and definitly recommend this room!
Ulrich and Carlota.
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Damn nice!
Went out to the range today and set the scope on my 454 pistol at 100 yards. This is a 12" target.
I had no idea I could do this good,,,,two bullet's in the same hole,,,,wow!
I just hope I can do the same when the deer walks out......Ha-Ha-Ha.
That's some dandy shooting. Have you hunted deer with a handgun previously ?
I killed 6 hogs last year with it at about 30 yards,,,this will be a challenge for me at 100 yds.
100 yds is a long shot with any handgun. I'd suggest limiting your hunt to a closer distance. Last thing you want to do is wound a deer and not down it.
Thanks for your advice Philco,,,,but If I can do this good on a target,,,I wont have a problem hitting a deer in the right place.......
That is some great groups, but will the round, coming out of a shorter barrel than a rifle, still pack the punch to down a deer cleanly? I'm asking not to doubt you, but because I have never hand gun hunted deer before.
Im no expert,,,but a 260Gr bullet @ 1800 fps should have enough kinetic energy to go through a deer at 100yds......