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Found this in local paper- SW LA Beekeepers Association will have a Bee Equipment Show and Tell in Derrider, La. on Feb. 7th at the War Memorial Civic Center, 250 W. 7 th St. Need more info. please contact Keith Hawkins, County Agent, 337-463-7006 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
I will be there, hope to meet any of you that can make it.

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Apartment on Independence Square
Size50 m²
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- Family/child friendly
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- Air conditioning
- Washer/dryer
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|Малая Житомирская, 01001 Киев, Ukraine
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2-nd floor, 24 hours shop in same building. Balcony. Renovated buiding is historical monument, ceilings up to 4 m. high. The British embassy is 5 minutes walk.
The independence square is the most central location in Kiev.
The O'Brayans pub on the corner, and Ukrainian cusine Bud'mo.
On same street a l ot of moder small cafe,
1 shop in same building, 2-nd shop on other side of road
3-rd shop on next street Michailovksa.
All cathedrals around this apartment.
the subway is 2 minutes walk, the name of station is Independence Square. The Kreschatik station, Goldan Gate station is 10 minutes walk. The minibus 18 and trolleybus 18,16.
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In this house, the standard rules for all tenants:
- Do not make noise after 22:00
- Respect the neighbors
- no smoking, Maximum on the balcony or stairwell.
- If the Internet, television, electricity or hot water is not available,
do not turn the electrical and water plugins, communication yourself, please contact me for help.
- Garbage cans are 20 meters from the house. Please do not leave garbage on the stairwell.
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Reviews of this property
Best Sergii,
the apartment was fine. Clean and everything for a stay is required, is also present. And what worth a special mention is: caring for our tenants as is praiseworthy. The message that there was a chance that there would be no hot water temporarily on a certain day testified to it. Similarly, the fact that in 14 days three times a cleaning aid, a particularly nice woman, stopped by. The only downside is that the windows like all other windows of the entire apartment building to be replaced. The location is really ideal. In short, if we go back to Kiev we like to come back.
Your guests of 14 days
Klaas and Lidy Muller
Beste Sergii,
het appartement was prima. Schoon en alles wat voor een verblijf nodig is, is ook aanwezig. En wat een bijzondere vermelding waard is: De zorgzaamheid naar ons als huurders is prijzenswaard. Het berichtje dat er kans bestond dat er op een bepaalde dag tijdelijk geen warm water zou zijn getuigde daarvan. Zo ook het feit dat er in 14 dagen 3 keer een schoonmaakhulp, een bijzonder aardige vrouw, is langs geweest. Het enige minpunt is de raampartij die net als alle andere raampartijen van het totale appartementsgebouw aan vervanging toe is. De ligging is echt ideaal. Kortom als we weer naar Kiev gaan komen we hier graag terug.
Je gasten van 14 dagen
Klaas en Lidy Muller
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Booked this apartment for friends, Sergii was good host and no problems at all, bed was very comfortable and apartment was quiet although near a busy road. Did the job just great, Thanks Sergii
all perfect ,thanks
The appartment is very well situated fo a low price. Sergii offers a good service. I have stayed a week there. I arrived late in the evening and I could get the keys at an appartment nearby. The only thing I would advice for next time is not to forget the number of the room. I had to call after midnight to ask for it. Fortunately, I could get the information in time.
Excellent, cant say anymore than excellent. The only small point of interest is that the appartment doesn't have two bedrooms but 1 bedroom and a big 2 person sleepingsofa in the living room. Appartment was very clean, we loved the jacuzi:) very friendly and helpfull people from the office downstairs. If we go ever to kiev agaian i know where to stay ;) location is very well, 5 minutes walk from the mainstreet and a huge shoppingtower is 100 meters from the appartment. For people who needs a good appartment, dont worry about this one. Absolutely perfect.
Well equipped ,comfortable for the two of us .Ideal location for sightseeing.Sergi great host ,was flexible and always willing to help with key pickup,transport,in general well recommended.
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Airlines for America said the Trump administration's proposal to privatize the nation's air traffic control system would result in shorter flights, fewer emissions and fewer delays, while the Alliance for Aviation Across America decried the measure.
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The American Maritime Partnership said it supports CBP's notice published in January that it is revoking previous "letter rulings" that it said are inconsistent with the proper enforcement of coastwise laws, such as the Jones Act.


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text: i was wondering if i could put a mig. cover on beehive with 2 70mm holes drilled in and put 2 jar feeders with holes poked in lids to feed the hive. don't think it would encourage robbing as bees couldn't get to it from the top, and i could see the amount of syrup left in jars and change them without even taking the cover off, would this work?


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How many bee keepers use inner covers here
Most suppliers dont sell them here
What do you do to stop the beeps from building comb on the inside of the hive lid?
How many bee keepers use inner covers here
Most suppliers dont sell them here
What do you do to stop the beeps from building comb on the inside of the hive lid?
I only have one hive right now, but everybody I know uses inner covers. Burr comb is not a problem. My bes just like to get in there and cool off.
I have inner covers on some of my hives & some I don't.
I've measured for the correct bee space.& I cannot tell that much diff- either way.
But I like them because it keep's them from boiling in your face when you 1st remove the top.>>>>MARK
I don't use inner covers. I have had them in the past, and still have one colony that uses an inner/outer cover arrangement that I picked up when I bought a bunch of colonies from a retiring beekeeper. Frankly, I haven't detected a difference, so it's not worth the added expense to me to have them.
Rob Koss
In the deep south your probably not concerned as much with air flow, condensation, and a "dead air" space that beekeepers in the north use to help the hive through winter. I like them for the following reasons.
1. In propping the lid, the bees really only have to defend the hole in the inner cover. This can also limit moths using the lid area for entry in the summer.
2. I can lift the lid and see in the inner cover hole and get a reading on progress with the supers without opening the whole top.
3. It creates an area for pollen substitute or dry sugar to sit in emergancy feeding situations.
4. I can use gallon feeders sitting over the inner cover hole without exposing the hive to cold/wind in fall/winter.
5. I sit the supers on the lid when inspecting, and having the inner cover means I can still have a top on them to keep them calm and less exposed. Less angry bees.
6. I can work the inner cover alot easier when its propolized/burred to the hive or frames. I can't see how many frames are coming up when its just the top.
Note. Whether you use them or not. Burr comb has to do with not having proper bee space.
BjornBee said: 6. I can work the inner cover alot easier when its propolized/burred to the hive or frames. I can't see how many frames are coming up when its just the top.
A good point. For this reason my tops are not like the typical outer cover. They are more a migratory style top that doesn't hang over the edges.
Rob Koss
I use Inner Covers but I would think that if you didn't they would proplize the cover and make it harder to remove. Also it helps to contain the bees when you open the hive.
I agree that inner covers are very handy. One can cut the dimensions out of scrap ply board and cut a hole in the center as well.
One of the very few things I can do with wood.
Greetings chiefman,
I use an inner-cover for the reasons BjornBee has stated. And I agree w/ him that Burr comb is caused by incorrect bee-space.
A 'factory-made' inner-cover has a 'rim' around the edges. That rim creates the proper bee-space between your top-bars and the underneath side of inner-cover.
A (telescoping) top-cover placed directly onto your super, does NOT provide the required bee-space.
Try adding a screw that has a 'thick head' (like #12 sheet-metal), in each corner of your top-cover, so that when top-cover is in place and resting on the screw-heads, they create some extra space (and additional ventalation).
And remember, most comb-building is usually done during nectar flows.
Good Luck!
Dave W
I use inner covers with one flat side and the other with a rim spacing. I leave the rim side down through winter to provide proper winter cluster space. In the spring I turn the flat side down to prevent bur comb build up. Works well. It is used as a feeder board in the fall. Also provides a ventulated air space between the hive top and the rest of the hive bodies for those hot summer days. I swear by inner cover use...


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How to Stay Healthy at Your Holiday Party
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The holiday party is a tradition of the season. Thanks to germs, however, some of those memories may be less than pleasant. Infections are best spread in a crowd and the presence of a single person can lead to spread to some or all of the people in attendance. There are however, a few ways to minimize the chances for acquiring an infection and most are fairly easy to follow.


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- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) plus 1/2 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth, divided
- 2 cups water
- 3/4 cup fat-free half-and-half
- 1 cup uncooked old-fashioned grits
- 2 center-cut bacon strips
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 4 green onions, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 3/4 teaspoon hot pepper sauce, divided
- 1/3 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 2 tablespoons reduced-fat butter
- 1/4 teaspoon white pepper
- In a large heavy saucepan, bring the can of broth, water and half-and-half to a boil. Slowly whisk in grits. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15-20 minutes or until thickened, stirring occasionally.
- Meanwhile, in a large nonstick skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Remove to paper towels; drain, reserving drippings. Crumble bacon and set aside.
- In a large resealable plastic bag, combine flour and pepper. Add shrimp, a few at a time, and shake to coat; set aside.
- Saute mushrooms in the bacon drippings until tender. Add the onions, garlic and shrimp; cook and stir until shrimp turn pink. Stir in the lemon juice, 1/4 teaspoon pepper sauce and remaining broth.
- Stir the cheeses, butter, white pepper and remaining pepper sauce into the grits. Serve with shrimp mixture. Top with reserved bacon. Yield: 4 servings.
Editor's Note: This recipe was tested with Land O'Lakes light stick butter.
Originally published as Makeover Shrimp and Grits in Healthy Cooking February/March 2009, p24
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Reviewed Mar. 8, 2016
"DH made this recipe, and is leaving it up to me to tell you how delicious this was. The grits were light and fluffy. I liked the addition of the vegetables to the shrimp; it was more filling and interesting to eat...different tastes with each bite! I hope to enjoy them again!!!"
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"My family loved it, I could have made the grits a tad bit creamier."


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I'm still trying to figure out which of my four hives is sending out angry bees to bomb me in my back yard (I'd posted earlier about this). Today I suited up and walked up to the hives. Predictably, none came out to bomb me. I started to annoy them as best possible by tapping on the landing board and eventually was able to consistently have about a half dozen bees angrily buzzing around me. I tried walking away till they left me alone, then walking back to them to see if I could tell where they came from and couldn't tell. I tried standing by one or the other (I'm pretty sure it's one of the end ones, they're all in a row next to each other) but couldn't tell much difference between the two locations. I opened the top of the hives and no angry bees came out at all, just annoyed looking workers staring up at me.
I'm thinking of sealing up one hive tonite by screening it's entrance then seeing if any bees bomb me tomorrow. If so, it's likely the other hive so I'll screen it off and see if I don't get bombed the next day. Sound reasonable? I assume there's no problem in keeping the hive cooped up for a day - it's going to be about 75 degrees, I'd use screen, and one has a screened bottom board.


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text: I know this is an MMO forum but text-based games (MUDs) are still pretty popular in smaller communities. I love MMOs and am addicted to League of Legends but when I want to sit down and do some serious roleplay for a couple hours, MUDs are the best option imo. Does anyone feel the same?


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They should start feeling the effect of the Azores high tomorrow and such has been Gabart's speed over the last two days that the routing software – something all the skippers have on board to calculate the optimum route of their boat in the forecast weather - is predicting a slightly earlier finish now, in less than a week on Saturday, January 26 – after 77-day.
Gabart revealed under questioning on Vendée Globe TV that the flow of radio banter between the two, who have been locked at the front for the whole race, dried up in the Atlantic. 'Armel and I haven't spoken at all since Cape Horn,' Gabart said in a neutral manner. 'The last time was in the Pacific Ocean. We've seen each other, but if I remember well, we haven't talked.' The stakes are high now and neither man will be happy with second.
Replay : Le live du Vendée Globe du 20 janvier by VendeeGlobeTV
However, Jean-Pierre Dick (Virbac-Paprec 3) is probably more intent on securing third place and holding off Alex Thomson (Hugo Boss) than trying to win the race. Dick, the fastest in the fleet over the last hour with 15 knots, is 524.4 miles behind Gabart, 380 behind Le Cléac'h, but 252 miles in front of Thomson. They are both to the west of the leaders, with Thomson, who is in similar position to Le Cléac'h, running out of road to catch his man, still the furthest west. It may be that both men also need to do a left hook to the finish, but if there is a wind shift, Thomson, in the older, slower boat, may look for any opportunity to find a more easterly and direct path through the Azores high.
The danger is that Thomson sails into a windless area, gets stuck and gives up the chance to say he sailed 'around the world in 80 days.' In the end, for him and his sponsor Hugo Boss, personally and professionally, that may be a more valuable than coming third. But the competitive juices are flowing and an opportunity to strike will be too hard to resist.
Seventh-placed Dominique Wavre (Mirabaud) has extended a little from Javier Sansó (Acciona 100% EcoPowered), after passing him in the ranking on Saturday night. Wavre is 24 miles ahead of Sansó and has tacked north and is due south of Golding. If as forecast the wind veers west after first going east, he may stretch away.
There have been some jokes about the skippers to the west heading to the Rio carnival or hugging the coast of Brazil, but ninth-placed Arnaud Boissières (Akena Verandas) really has been, spending Sunday making six knots ten miles from the coastline taking the more direct, if slowest route home.
The trio at the tail - Bertrand de Broc (Your Name Around the World with Projects EDM), Tanguy de Lamotte (Initiatives cœur) and Alessandro Di Benedetto (Team Plastique) continue to enjoy the best conditions in the fleet, surging downwind. After his climb up the mast to check the halyards, Di Benedetto established that his big gennaker, that had previously come down in the Pacific, is permanently unusable. Fiercely sensitive to the protection of the environment, he has decided to keep the sail on board despite its weight. But under spinnaker, the Franco-Italian sailor continues to swallow miles consistently. At this rate, Alessandro could arrive in Les Sables d'Olonne in a little over a hundred days, well below the 130 days of food originally planned. There may be a sale on salads with the arrival of Team Plastique.
Day 71 highlights by VendeeGlobeTV
Jean Le Cam (FRA, SynerCiel): I've been unable to stand up in the cockpit for four days, it was pretty intense! Because I spent so much time on my hands and knees, I'm very sore now. I was very worried about the boat and the equipment but at least I slept well last night, so I recovered from that crazy assault course. I hope the drill sergeant hasn't placed some more on my route. Crossing path with Mike Golding will be interesting. I think he should end up ahead but it will be very close. I've been in a fight with him since the start. When we sailed south in the same area earlier in the race, he was 60 miles ahead of me. We had already had a close race in 2004, I guess it's our fate. Conditions should get better in the evening tomorrow, it's going to be amazing. There will be a lot of upwind sailing in the next few days, we won't be very fast but it's ok, I'm not in such a hurry. My batteries are 100% charged and I have a lot of fresh water, so I'll be fine. Now that the sea has calmed down, I'm going to have a shower with fresh water. What a treat!
François Gabart (FRA, Macif): Yes, we're definitely going fast, but that's because the boat has been perfectly prepared so she is at the top of her potential. It's the same for Armel's boat. I know everything is not perfect right now in France, with the snow and what's going on in the news, but being on dry land can be nice, too, I can't wait to be back.
There are more and more people in the area, and many things floating in the water, so we need to be very careful, even though I haven't actually seen anything so far. I heard an artist even threw 2-metre dice at sea from the Canary Islands. I remember sailing with Kito (de Pavant) in one of my first navigations on a 60-foot yacht. He gave me precious advice, about how you're supposed to be careful all the time. You know, I was impressed, Kito can see in the dark, like a cat. Armel and I haven't spoken at all since Cape Horn, the last time was in the Pacific Ocean. We've seen each other, but if I remember well, we haven't talked. Being back in Les Sables next weekend would be great, people wouldn't be at work so there would be much more people coming to see us.
Javier Sanso (ESP, ACCIONA 100% EcoPowered): Right now I have 20-21 knots I am heading north. I am going to try and fight every mile (with Dominique Wavre), with every means I have. I really want to try to be ahead, I'll do my best. The boat is 100% right now but I should manage to get close or at least try to hold him. But it's more fun for us to be next to a boat. It's a metre and a half waves, it's not rough at all, but it's bumpy. (On Jean Le Cam saying it is the most difficult South Atlantic he has faced) Definitely, I agree, he's right, we are not having any break anywhere, the wind keeps shifting to the north, it doesn't want to go right, it wasn't to go normal. Once we get through this we have some calms before we get to the equator, it's very very tricky.
Bubi's Southern Ocean experience by VendeeGlobeTV
Usually you can relax for 300 miles before the equator, for us it's going to be really hard. There's not much you can do because you are bounced around, maintenance is at a minimum, you just do the stacking and that's it, because you're thrown around everywhere. It's very uncomfortable inside. Looking back if I could anything I would have tacked earlier. This was a possibility but I thought the St Helena high was going to be more powerful and the low pressure a bit more south instead of so far east. That was a gamble I played and it didn't come off as good as I had wanted. I would have tacked north maybe 24 hours earlier. I played a bit of all or nothing, going more east to make big gains, if the weather was going easterly early. But it was not. So, here I am, having lost a few miles, but still in the game. It's close and if the wind shifts my way it's even closer. I think the wind is going right, so I'll make a little bit of gain there.
Arnaud Boissières (FRA, Akena Verandas): It may not be the Copacabana Beach or some other fancy spot in Brazil but here is what I've been experiencing for the past 24 hours: Oil rigs with boats watching over them. At night, they have light halos around them that you can see from far away. The wind was shy last night, not to say absent, but it was back a little before dawn this morning. What a relief! That Brazilian spoon is going to take forever but the routing is pretty optimistic. If I keep going like this, I may reach Rio by the end of the evening but sorry, the Ghanabara Bay people won't get to see the beautiful bird with colors like Brazil's. I haven't planned on stopping there. It's tempting, but I'm afraid I can't, I have a chorizo to take care of! Everything's fine on board. It feels like I'm out of the no-wind tunnel soon so between naps and manoeuvres, I stay focused on settings while listening to music. Not just Brazilian, but also a nice selection by Rock and Folk's DJ Tom. From Vendée to the Alps, enjoy the snow and the weekend!!!!
Jean-Pierre Dick (FRA, Virbac Paprec 3): I'm not in the best shape ever but things are all right. Of course, we're tired, that's natural after two months at sea in a race like this one. But I've slept decently well, so it's ok. The young guns ahead have had an incredible rhythm, they've been hard to keep up with. I've had hook and halyard problems, I had to climb up the mast eight to ten times, but apart from that, the boat is doing ok. There's a strange noise but I don't think it's anything serious. Jean le Cam, who hates water, had to dive under the boat. I hate climbing but I still had to do it. I wish it had been the other way around! I had an autopilot incident, the boat suddenly tacked, it's always surprising when that happens, but it's only happened to me twice in my entire career so it's not that bad.
Alessandro Di Benedetto (ITA, Team Plastique): So far, what I've repaired is working. What I did wasn't ideal, but it was apparently enough to keep going. I've hoisted the spinnaker but I know I can't use the gennaker any more, it's in the sails peak because I didn't want to pollute so I didn't leave it behind in the water. It's so nice to get to speak to Kito, who's such a friendly guy. I know him from the medical training we had together, along with some other skippers. Kito, I'm sorry you are at the Race HQ and not sailing with us. I took 140 days of food with me and obviously I won't use it all, I'll have extra food to sell when I'm back in les Sables! I'm not a real yacht racing professional, I had never sailed on a 60-foot boat before qualifying for the Vendée Globe, so still being in the race with a decent race time is absolutely amazing to me. I don't have the same background as most other skippers. Being able to sail and perform like this comes as a surprise to me.
I was honoured when I heard that Michel Desjoyeaux, Yann Eliès or Thomas Coville spoke about me and my race, some even wrote nice messages to me. My project was definitely a different one, and our boat had the least potential in the fleet. But we received the help of hundreds of people, and some other amazing people got involved, I want to thank them all, as well as my partners. People carried the mast with their own hands and arms, they came to help us remove the old Akena stickers on the sail, they helped us work on the hull… It's amazing, they deserve my best effort now. Last time I rounded the Horn, I didn't actually see it so this time, it meant a lot to me to actually sail very close to it and see the little rocks around it, as well as the big rock itself of Vendee Globe website
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I have 3 hives with Russian queens. I lost one over the winter, 3rd year with no treatment. I should have done a mite drop last fall but I was too confident after 2 years with no treatment. there were stores in the hive but they were all dead. Quite a large cluster by the way, about half were all the way into the cells as if they were starving. Maybe they just didn't move to the stores.
Now to the question. For a spring build up will the bees use the left over stores or does it require a the 1 to 1 syrup to stimulate them into brood rearing? :confused:


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text: I recently took my dash apart on my 1999 Yukon( not the first time I've had to do this) and I noticed a plug that goes to nothing still wrapped in factory foam. It's like it's missing the option that it controls but I have no idea what it's for. Location of mystery harness-- Behind main dash bezel that goes around gauge cluster, radio, and heater controls. Access panel on left side of radio that holds rear wiper switch, rear cargo hatch release and a blank spot. It appears by the location of the harness and the length that it goes to the blank spot.(removable panel) Question is what does it control, what am I missing? I have not seen any yukon's, tahoe's or suburban's with a factory switch there. Help, if it's something I can add, I'd like to. Thanks


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Supreme Court Election Set For April 1
MADISON, Wis. - The ads are coming fast and furious now in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race and viewers are finally seeing TV time purchased by the campaigns themselves.
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In this installment of "Reality Check," WISC-TV examines an ad run by Supreme Court candidate Louis Butler. Appointed by Gov. Jim Doyle in 2004, incumbent Justice Butler has started running ads leading up to the April 1 election.
In his second ad, Butler paints himself on the side of the common man -- a judge working for victims. However, WISC-TV finds some of the decisions that he mentions in the ad need further explanation.
"This courtroom is a battleground between right and wrong. I'm Justice Louis Butler. I work for you on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Over 200 judges and groups representing 18,000 law officers endorse Justice Louis Butler," the ad says.
Butler does have the support of a litany of judges, although according to WISC-TV's calculations, the groups listed in the ad total less than 18,000 law enforcement officers.
The crux of the ad claims that Butler is helping the little guy.
"He ruled for the widows of ironworkers killed when they were sent into unsafe conditions," the ad says.
This claim is true. Butler did rule with the majority of the court on the Miller Park crane collapse decision. In that case, a jury had awarded the widows of three victims of the collapse $85.6 million in a lawsuit against Mitsubishi Heavy industries. An appeals court reversed that decision, saying the business showed no malice in its actions.
The state Supreme Court -- including Butler -- reversed that decision. The court ruled that Mitsubishi showed disregard for the victims' rights by advising workers to lift the park's roof in high winds. The case was sent back to lower court, and both sides eventually settled out of court.
Another claim in the ad, however, needs further clarification.
"And for the families of children poisoned by unsafe products," the ad says.
Butler authored the court's majority opinion of a case dealing with lead paint injuries in 2005. Two lower courts had said a Milwaukee family couldn't sue paint manufacturers if the family couldn't prove which company manufactured the paint.
The Supreme Court reversed the decision, extending liability to the paint companies saying that they'd all made and promoted a product that was a danger to the public.
It was a landmark ruling in Wisconsin, but two justices disagreed. One said the decision could hold companies liable for a product made years before that might or might not have actually caused injury to someone.
The other went so far as to say the "consequences of the majority opinion may be staggering for Wisconsin industry and commerce."
Butler wasn't alone in his opinion. The majority of the court ruled in his favor. The margin was 4-2.
"I've put criminals behind bars and I've ruled against big corporations when they harm the public. It all comes down to the difference between right and wrong," Butler said in the ad.
Butler makes a point of saying that he has a record of holding big business accountable in this last part of the ad.
Based on the facts of the cases, it's up to voters to decide whether that's the case.
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I've always wanted an FAL -- they seemed to always be nearly $2,000 (i.e. DS Arms).
I would be keeping the rifle in PA. It would be a metric pattern with the long birdcage flash suppressor and a Pickatinny top for a scope. Standard stock, all else standard -- though I'd have a gunsmith accurize it a bit if possible.
How much should I budget for this rifle? Should I just throw my hands up and expect to pay $2,000, or are people getting them cheaper than that?
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At 22 years of age, Mat Zo is living the dream – part of a new breed ofprecocious, unrestricted DJ/producers that are making big noises without theone-dimensional genre blinkers of old. In the last 12 months alone, the London based producer hasseen his boundary-blurring productions like"Bipolar", "Superman", "Mozart" (with Arty) and "Frequency Flyer" dominate theBeatport charts. DJs as varied as the Swedish House Mafia, Tiesto and Above& Beyond hammer them at the biggest events on the planets, while Zo himselfspends his time zig-zagging across the planet – rocking the crowds at eventslike Electric Zoo in New York, Audiotistic in LA, Creamfields Australia andLondon's SW4.
As anyone who follows his colourful twitter feedwill know, Zo is a ranter as well as a raver. Laid back but full of creativefire, he's still the music obsessed joker that his mates have always known –but somehow seems like an elder statesman at the same time. As a prodigiousteenager, he took both the drum & bass (he records for Hospital as MRSA)and trance scenes by storm. Now armed with a discography of hits that would putsome of the longest standing producers to shame, he has gone on to remix popprincess Kylie and become a leading light in both the drum & bass andtrance scenes – occasionally topping the Beatport charts in both genres at thesame time.
With his French-house influenced remix of Above& Beyond's "Thing Called Love" getting support from Gallic underground heroLifelike and "The Bipolar EP" finding its way into the sets of A-Trak, Afrojack,Porter Robinson, Steve Aoki and Roger Sanchez, Zo has proved his chameleon-likecapabilities to find fans in whatever sound he turns his hands too.
As he works busily behind the scenes on his debutartist album for Anjunabeats, Zo's kaleidoscopic creativity is set to beunleashed in full force. With everything from French house to rock-riddled,funk-fuelled electro and hip-hop vibes already planned for the album, Zo'sgenre-wrecking visions are set to be realised in the most explosive mannerimaginable.
LA nativeborn and raised producer ETC!ETC! may have spent most of his studio life on theElectro House point, but his transition to Moombahton productions arewhat have been commanding the most attention from top-notch tastemakers aroundthe globe as oflate.
ETC!ETC! gravitates his aural attention onto anything that moves the room.First attracted to Electro house for the big bass and floor-shatteringfast-paced BPM, ETC!ETC! started to shift his focus to moombahton in early 2011and starting to make an impact in the scene almost immediately .
In just thepast 12 months he has been played almost on a weekly rotation on BBCRadio 1 by Kissy Sell out & DJ Kapyer ,and the following keepsGrowing.
With an eclectic mix of different audio flavors coming out of his arsenal it'sno wonder ETC!ETC! has garnered a diverse array ofhighly-prestigious support from EDM leaders Wolfgang Gartner, AC Slater,Congorock, 12th Planet x Skrillex, Mstrkrft , Dillon Francis, Diplo , BroSafari & many others.
With multiple forthcoming releases on Mad Decent, Teenage Riot Records ,PartyLike US, Rot10 Musik and T&A , 2012 will be a big year forETC!ETC!
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For Los Angeles basslinetechnician BARE, aka Sean Rodela, 2010 will be fondly remembered as the yearhis twisted face melting sickness exploded into a worldwide epidemic. Takingthe dubstep scene by storm with his staggering studio output and electrifyinglive performances, there is no question BARE has clawed his way into the ranksof the bass music elite - and he's not going anywhere. If you don't know, timeto get to know...
The BARE sound is a product of deep roots in rock, west coast hip-hop (as partof the Vital Mindz collective) and aggressive drum 'n' bass (as past aliasReborn). These influences, combined with ultra crisp drum programming, slickmelodies and mind altering bass modulation, spawn face melting dubstep anthemsthat practically rewind themselves. "I'd have to say that the love ofmaking something from nothing inspires me to make music," BARE says."There is no better feeling than when you see people go insane tosomething you created from scratch!"'BARE's first release, theragga-influenced "Culture" on Terminal Dusk recordings last March,was charted by DJs worldwide via Chemical Records, and put BARE on the radaralongside other members of the already incendiary Los Angeles dub community. The secondrelease, the Groupie Love Life EP on Reid Speed's Play Me imprint, held downmultiple top 10 spots on Beatport's coveted download rankings for over a month,and showed the world the BARE sound was a force to be reckoned with. Soonafter, BARE was recruited by drum and bass legend Dieselboy as one of a selectfew artists torepresenthis breakthrough Subhuman imprint (alongside Numbernin6,Muffler, and Smash Gordon), and from there the buzz grew into a deafening roar.Releases on Ultragore, Basshead Music,Tuff Love Dubs and other high profilelabelsfollowed, and BARE tracks found their way onto the playlists of Excision,Funtcase, 12th Planet, Borgore, MRK1 and other high profile dubstep artistsaround the world. Unofficial reworks of "Fine Day" and "Shot MeDown"released online spread like wildfire, amassing tens of thousands ofplays/downloads and counting. BARE's studio output is astounding to even themost prolific producers - his uncanny ability to crank out top quality tracksonan almost weekly basis leaves his fans with plenty to sink their teethinto.
The madness doesn't end there. A monster behind the decks, BARE's high energy,"all killer no filler" DJ performances have earned him a reputationas atough act to follow. He's developed a particularly rabid fan base -anyonewho's experienced a BARE set (and lived to talk about it) will tell you he's aDJ who absolutely loves what he does. BARE is never afraid to engage hiscrowd-he tends to be as active on the mic as he is on the decks, keeping the crowdlocked and constantly coaxing them to go as mental as possibly. In addition tonotable one-off gigs at some of the nation's most notable venues(Dub Nation,Dubtroit, Sub.Mission, Frequency, etc.), his explosive performances have earnedhim a spot on the Subhuman tour alongside heavyweights Dieselboy and SmashGordon - invading a city near you in 2011. Sean has a genuine love for thosethat take an interest in his music. Members of his social networksareconstantly treated to studio teasers, video clips, mixes and free tracks asa thank you for their support. In an unprecedented move, BARE also created anexclusive VIP remix and a run of T-shirts for the city that got theloudeston arecent mini-tour (congratulations Denver)."Mad, mad, MAD love to the fans," BARE says; "You guys make mewhat I am and I do what I do for you! Much more free stuff to come thisyear!"
BARE's dedication to bass music was recently rewarded with the title of"Best New Dubstep Artist of 2010" by Beatport. Knowledge Magazinerecently described BARE as "revolutionizing the sound of dubstep with hiselegant andmelodicstructures, that will surely fool you once his dirtydown-south-like grimey basslines get your body moving with sheerexcitement." Across the pond, the BARE sound recently caught the attentionof Virus SyndicateDJ/producer MRK1 - as a result, three BARE tracks (includingthe dancefloor annihilating "Like a G6" rework) were chosen torepresent the VS crew in the BBC Radio One Dubstep Soundclash (leading the VScrew to declare themselves victorious). A release/remix on MRK1's Contagiousimprint is one of many projects slated for the new year.
The momentum shows no sign of slowing in the months to come. A Subhuman tour(with Dieselboy, BARE, Smash Gordon) kicks off in early February, with datesalready scheduled throughout the country. More releases & remixesarealreadyin the pipeline for Subhuman (including an artist album and a massivecollaborative release with the likes of Numbernin6, Muffler, and Mark Instinctto name a few), Buygore / Ultragore, and Play Me Records. BARE wasrecentlycommissioned for a brutal rework of metalcore band Asking Alexandria's "ASingle Moment of Sincerity", which should see the light of day soon. Acollaboration with Borgore is in the works, and BARE continues to refinehissolo sound daily with constant studio time and an undying dedication to music."Some serious producers and sounds are coming on a constant basis now, andI love every second of it! The future for dubstep looks super bright!"Keep your eyes and ears open - BARE is on the warpath for 2011, melting facesin a city near you
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text: Attachment 3117I saw a gentleman spraying a can of something at a window sill outside of a church today. I had to turn around and find out if they were honeybees, they were. I am a first year beek and usually I post on the beekeeping 101 thread but now I am interested in this chance at a swarm, cut out or whatever it is called. The bees are flying into 1 or 2 little holes in a window sill. The gentleman said that they must be crawling down between the brick(outside wall) and the drywall/plaster(inside wall). So opening up the wall is not a possibility, at this point anyway. I called the 2 local bee suppliers near my area and they said it might be close to impossible to get the queen or any of the bees out without cutting out the comb too. I was hoping someone here would give different advice but imagine it will be nearly impossible to get the bees out without opening a wall. I thought a pheremone lure to an empty box or vacuuming them out. As I said though, I have no experience in this area of beekeeping, I plan on reading my books and looking online after I post this to try and find an answer in addition to all of you. I have attached a photo that shows the entrance holes, window and sill. By the way, the orangish/yellow stuff to the right is great stuff insulation used last year when the bees were there, not a queen cell. The sill is up about 7 feet so it was a bit hard to take a decent shot. Any quick accurate help is greatly appreciated, as I think the church wants to get rid of the bees one way or another very soon. Thanks a ton, juzzerbee


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skywarrior wrote:The Tea Riddle.
Scruff was closest, but Chip's was most imaginative.
I wasn't born yet. Made in Japan. Born in US. Was in Japan for 6 months.
I do like the raptor thing. Pecking at my keyboard.
Salsero actually guessed that, though not in this thread, so he wins. Glad I was on the right track though... (raptors?)


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has anyone had experience in using patties made of Crisco and confectionery sugar to use against tracheal mites and to what success?
has anyone had experience in using patties made of Crisco and confectionery sugar to use against tracheal mites and to what success?
Yes, I've used it before. It worked great.
I've also talked to two different people about T-mites and they both say that if you don't treat you will lose some of your hives but not all, and that the T-mite problem can easily overcome by selective breeding.
I haven't tried this, but thought I'd put my 2 cents worth in. It sounds creditable, because you can see T-mites in one or two hives, but the rest will be fine.
Why don't you use the grease patties if you have to and requeen with/from a hive that you haven't had any T-mite problems with.
thanks I don't have a t-mite problem just using preventative measures without all the toxic stuff although I was told to use Apistan every year no matter what mites or no mites
I used them until I started using the FGMO fog. They seemed to work. Since I can't see the tracheal mites, it's hard to say.
Very effective against T-mites. If you are in a small hive beetle area, make sure that you use a small amount that the bees quickly clean up. the beetles find the patties very attractive.
In 1999, 2000, and 2001 I had a patty on all year long. And in those years I did not lose one hive, period! Then for some unknown reason (Laziness?) I got away from this and now this past year I had alot of winter kill. V-mites were not the sole culprit. I would like to think it was the harsh winter, but think T-mites had alot to do with it.
I wont argue (I never do....) the pro/con FGMO vs other oil line, but I am a big believer that OIL in some manner, whether essentials, FGMO, or crisco patties, make a huge difference in hive survival. I think T-mites kill alot and V-mites are blamed. V-mites kill more but T-mites are not given enough respect. I guess its the "I can't see them" response.
No matter what else I use, I believe in keeping a crisco patty on at all times. I have also tried other shortening brands and think "Crisco" mixes and maintains the best.
Greetings . . .
Please tell us (NewBEEs) how to use grease patties.
<LI> How often do add new patty?
<LI> How do you replace them in (cold) winter?
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How do you keep them from getting all over and making a mess?
Sorry to ask another novice question. I did do a search for this but had no luck. Could some kind soul please provide the recommended sugar/Crisco ratio for grease patties?
my way to make patties is about 1/2 of a 3lb. can of Crisco and 1/2 of 5lb. bag of sugar 1/4 cup honey 2 tablespoons wintergreen oil 1 teaspoon of tea tree oil. mix and put on top of frames I use about 1/4 cup on a hive.
Place on top bars of hive with wax paper under it
Clinton Bemrose
just South of Lansing Michigan
This is the way that beekeepers around here make the patties. Get a 1lb. container of Crisco all-vegetable shortening. Get 3 boxes of Dixie Crystal confectioners sugar.(10X Powered) Each box will be a 1lb box. Mix the 3 boxes of sugar with the 1lb. container of shortening. Mix throughly(usually by hand). This should make about 12 patties.
I use a pastry blender to mix the shortening and sugar...less mess in your hands.
Might as well add to this string what I use.
I fill a bowl with confectioners sugar and add just enough olive oil to make a real stiff medium. Then I add a few drops of teatree or pennyroyal and mix it in real well. I only treat five hives. I mix a good while to make it smooth. The bees eat on it continuously and I have to replace it at least once a month. Depends on the size of your colony I suppose.
Now, I've had problems in my hives this year. The destructor bugs almost did them in. And when I first began to use this intervention, the bees that were being tossed out of the hives were small, deformed, slivers for wings, washed out gray color.
As of this date, there are still some bees being tossed out of the hive that can't fly, But, they don't have near the degree of deformaties as those earlier this season (color size shapes and wing deformaties) which means to me that treating with oils has made a big difference in that at least. If it affects in other ways negatively that I'm not aware of, then it will show itself in one way or other later on I'm sure.
I'm going to stick with the old combs, and allow the generations of bees get themselves smaller as the comb cell sizes get smaller. I hope that in the time it takes to regress two hives starting next spring, the others will have regressed along with them, on their own. I hope.
If you really want them to go after it, go with Clinton's recipe or something close. The honey makes the difference.
I was shown to make the patties (1 part crisco: 2 parts sugar) and then to use an old ice-cream scoop - the one with the clicky thing that scrapes the bottem of the scoop. Then just plunk the scoop on top of the frames.
I use wintergreen too.
>If you really want them to go after it, go with Clinton's recipe or something close. The honey makes the difference.
What about using Honey-B-Healthy instead of honey? Or my home made version of it?
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I was searching the archives, but couldn't find it, what is your recipe for homemade honey-b-healthy?
I put the mixture between two sheets of wax paper, and roll it out like pie crust. (Chilling first helps too.) Then I peel off one sheet of paper, flip the patty onto the hive, and peel off the other sheet. I store extras in the freezer.
When I was using them I made them with crisco, wintergreen and sugar. I pressed them between two sheets of wax paper and removed the top sheet when I put them in, leaving the bottom sheet on. The bees will dispose of the paper anyway and that way it didn't fall down between the bars.


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I want to see more competition with better talent to push each other. I still think J Williams, Herzlich & Paysinger could use a good push to help them along
I want to see more competition with better talent to push each other. I still think J Williams, Herzlich & Paysinger could use a good push to help them along
they should keep rivers around for the right price he has speed along with jwill i think if they can stay healthy there both all purpose types
- Blackburn is better than what they had which was Goff. I'd like to see him back, but as a 2nd stringer. The guy absolutely has value, and is a leader rah-rah type that's important to have.
- If Paysinger and Herz are not starters and I don't think that they ever will be. If not Boley, then bring in a FA.
- I like Williams a lot and am eager to see him play next year. Rivers? Please.
Herzlich sucks. Nice story, crappy LBer. Seriously I don't know how people think he's much good at all. Chase isn't going anywhere. He stinks in coverage?Not great, but had a clutch interception last year against GB at home that lit a spark for us, then another game changer in the Super Bowl. He is fiery, hits hard, plays balls to the wall which is MORE than most of these guys gave us this year. I would hire and fire attitude at this point on this team. I think he'll be back. Rivers should get another shot. Williams is still a work in progress. Paysinger I'm not sure about. I'd keep Boley if we need a cameraman or media guy smashed in the face with a ball. I agree with moving Kiwi to the line after Osi and/or Tuck go.
just saying, if i'm kiwi's agent, i'd be pretty pissed that they forced my client into taking almost all of his snaps in a lower paying position, and then shuffle him back to DE at a middle of the road LBers salary.
just one of those things that, given how accomodating Kiwi has been with the giants, could be an interesting situation if he's finally fed up.
Blackburn is one of the better "performers" on an average unit. For what its worth he deserves another shot to compete....
"Measure Twice......Cut Once"
You couldn't be more full of **** if you were break dancing in a Port-a-Potty.......Kruunch
Kiwi needs to stay at DE. Never should have moved IMO. Boley may stay as a #2 because of TC's loyalty.
I like Williams and Rivers. We have to draft a starter at MLB or find a good one on the FA market.
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New successes in the emerging Woodbine oil play have operators refocusing on East Texas, especially in Madison and Leon counties. Some players are calling it Eaglebine, reflecting the presence of the Eagle Ford shale above it. In a six-county area, a dozen companies are now drilling. They are beginning to consolidate many of the smaller, private independents. Well costs are about $6 million and EURs are averaging 400,000 BOE. Some say up to 1.7 billion barrels of oil are in place.