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David Harmer: Tea Party Extremist (with video link)
Original post made by Zone 7, another community, on Sep 1, 2010
With the November election just around the corner, local voters need to ask themselves whether they want a Tea Party extremist like David Harmer as their next representative in congress. Harmer has openly embraced the Tea Party movement as evidence by his appearance at the April Tea Party Rally in Pleasanton and recent speaking engagements at Tea Party forums in Lodi and East Contra Costa.
The right-wing extremist Tea Party movement doesn't speak for the majority of people in the moderate 11th District (Democrat and Republican registration split evenly). Without question, there are racist elements to the Tea Party movement as shown in this ABC-7 video of a Pleasanton Tea Party rally from July where Tea Party members started making jokes about a Latino driver: Web Link
Perhaps David Harmer should reconsider his association with such an extreme right-wing group. It seems like he is only trying to appeal to the most far right-wing elements of the district. Why would we want to replace a pragmatic, honest, and moderate congressman like Jerry McNerney with a reactionary ideologue like Harmer?
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a resident of another community
on Sep 1, 2010 at 9:42 am
yes sure the other labels the lefties have tried to apply to David Harmer aren't sticking so why not try tea party extremist?
a resident of Vista Grande Elementary School
on Sep 1, 2010 at 11:22 pm
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Remember folks, Mr. Harmer lost the election for the congressional seat for the district in which he ACTUALLY RESIDES not even 12 months ago...this is the issue for me, although his thinly veiled message of an unamerican theocracy is beginning to get me riled up. I believe in a separation of church and state and in my opinion Mr. Harmer is fully playing the religion card in a manner I find to be opportunistic as he seeks to avoid the fact he doesn't even live in my district. The whole Tea Party "God, Guns and Guts" approach is his wheelhouse I know, and indeed I am looking forward to the debates in the months ahead..
a resident of Danville
on Sep 2, 2010 at 8:16 am
Actually, it would be nice if we actually had a reasonable choice in this election. McNerney really turned me off during his tenure. I listed to his "meetings" via phone and he is rather inarticulate. That is truly a problem for a man whose job it is to communicate. I have to admit, I am not impressed by the fact that he was unwilling to meet his district face to face but instead chose to hide behind the phone, that does not represent the district well. How many people were excluded from participating? How were the "chosen people" chosen, from party rosters? Isn't he supposed to represent everyone?
Also, regarding the health care bill, he was polling for results the day of the vote, I got a call identifying itself as a poll for McNerney and asking how he should vote. I would LIKE to think my representative would have actually read the bill, gathered data and made an informed choice PRIOR to the vote, rather then going at it American Idol style.
As far as "carpet bagging", unfortunately, we stopped worrying too much about where one is from quite a while ago... Hillary Clinton as well as most of SF board of supervisors comes to mind. Plus, truthfully, I have more in common re interests and concerns with those living in Pleasanton then those living in Ripon....the gerrymandering in this state is beyond the pale.
Alamo, whose children are in the same schools mine are is in district 10...Mine are in 11...yet we are a more likely congressional group then what those I find grouped into my district (Lodi and Danville are more closely aligned then Danville and Alamo???)
I am not enamored with Hammer either...I am simply tired of all the stupid hack phrases that people throw around rather then honest discussion of the merits of a specific candidate.
Why should I vote for McNerney? Why should I vote for Hammer? I do not want a lock step democrats are wonderful/republicans are perfect answer...both are very fallible political parties and should be seen as such.
The founding fathers, wisely, did not advocate the party system. I wish we still held to that principle.
a resident of Diablo
on Sep 2, 2010 at 8:26 am
The GOP has a history of using its hallowed guns to shoot itself in the foot. The ultra-Righties are once again purging their much more numerous Moderates right out of the tent, in the name of ideological purity.
I'm old enough to remember 1964, when Barry "extremism-in-defense-of-liberty-is-no-sin" Goldwater presided over the GOP. A landslide fell on top of him, even though Lyndon Johnson was not an attractive, or articulate, candidate.
I'm not sure there will be landslides in the TeaParty districts this fall, but I do know that the TP is the best thing that could've happened to the Democratic Party's candidates.
a resident of San Ramon
on Sep 2, 2010 at 7:02 pm
What is the problem with "Taxed Enough Already?"
Anyone out there want to pay more more taxes? Then just vote for tax and spend democrats.
a resident of Alamo
on Sep 2, 2010 at 8:35 pm
Tea bags are good dipped in paint. We need more tea bags painted. I can paint them to i fyou want too.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 2, 2010 at 10:00 pm
Harmer(What a great name for a GOPer) is stuck with his tea [party member] connections and tied to their moronic actions. This is not what we want our need in our Rep. We need a hard working stand up guy as our Rep like we have in Jerry McNerney. Jerry like all the voters in the district lives and raised a family in the district and fully understands the district. Harmer can't even vote in the district and should not be given any consideration as our Rep.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 3, 2010 at 9:20 am
We need a hard working stand up guy as our Rep like David Harmer. McNerney is a tax-and-spend liberal who is a rubber stamp for Pelosi. He has very little understanding of the district.
By the way, since this isn't the third grade, it's a bit juvenile to make fun of someone's name. (Apologies to any third-graders out there...)
a resident of Blackhawk
on Sep 3, 2010 at 10:03 am
Harmer is German for "carpetbagging snake oil salesman". I'm not buying.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 3, 2010 at 11:36 am
I missed. Some folks are at the second grade level.
a resident of Diablo
on Sep 3, 2010 at 7:49 pm
I am not that impressed with either candidate, but will vote for Hammer as I feel McNerney simply does whatever Pelosi tells him to do, is not an independent, free thinker, and has put his own political ambitions ahead of what his constitutents want him to do(i.e. voting for Obama's socialized medicine scheme)The carpet bagger issue seems like a non-issue with Hammer, as Hilary Clinton had zero connections with New York when she ran for that seat, and California Congressman Pete Stark does not even reside in California and actually claimed an eastern state as his residency to get a tax break.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 5, 2010 at 9:25 am
The problem with Harmer not living in the district is that he also does not understand the district. He is not connected to the people in the district. He is a big corp lawyer and is detached from issues important to the lives of us who live in the district. Jerry on the other hand has always been very aware of local issues and has delivered for us all. Jerry was also selected as one of the most independent members of Congress by the National Review.
a resident of Danville
on Sep 5, 2010 at 10:41 am
There is no problem with David Harmer not living in the district. The Framers understood this when they specifically allowed this structure in the Constitution.
I would rather have a person like David Harmer who will work for us in Washington and will interact with people in his congressional district and not hide behind contrived "town halls." I would much rather have a rep like David Harmer who will find out all he can about the concerns of the people than a person like McNerney who THINKS he knows the district but only knows how to take orders from Pelosi and Harry Reid.
a resident of Vista Grande Elementary School
on Sep 11, 2010 at 8:02 pm
jrm is a registered user.
Sure, but, how about his avowed agenda concerning the Mormon doctrine?
I have no problem with freedom of religion but his statements in the Mormon Times give me reason for concern....he tried to win in Utah (failed) tried to win in his own distict (failed) and now has a carpetbagger effort in my district....he has NEVER won an elected office.....wake up folks.....Candace Anderson and her wing will hopefully not get him elected....HE DOES NOT LIVE IN OUR DISTRICT!
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The flat is super close to the underground station Elephant & Castle. It was very clean and modern. Davide and Jan were very friendly. They gave us a few tips which were very informative. If I return to London, I would come back to this flat if possible
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Town Square
Cleaning up Town Square
Original post made by Jeb Bing, editor of the Pleasanton Weekly, on Oct 12, 2010
Commenting on news stories and taking part in forums has become the norm for news stories. Yet, those in the newsroom are still trying to figure out how best to manage these online discussions. After all, moderating anonymous posts wasn't part of our journalism school curriculum. When walking around town, I hear both positive and negative feedback from readers about our forum. Everyone seems to enjoy the ability to comment and be part of the news process. Yet, there is some frustration with the mean-spirited and sometimes just plain stupid comments that go on. We hear you.
It's about time that we revisit Town Square to see what's working and what isn't. Moving forward, it is our goal to focus on thoughtful discussion as a part of a valuable online community. Debate is welcome, but not bullying, personal attacks or telling someone to "get a life." We also want to discourage postings that do nothing more than link to stories or blogs; we're looking for discussions, not kindling. Our terms of use have not changed, but we are trying to be more diligent in controlling the quality of postings featured on our sites.
As we work toward making Town Square a place of respectful discussion, we are also looking to you, our readers, to help. We are grateful to those who click "report objectionable content" links when a post or comment has gotten out of hand. By clicking these links, it alerts the editors to the objectionable items and we deal with them as soon as possible.
Our goal isn't to stifle debate and discussion, just to achieve a level of decorum.
a resident of Downtown
on Oct 12, 2010 at 6:15 am
Having lived in two other communities that have Weekly Forum, I have been discouraged at the nastiness and political discord here on the Pleasanton Weekly.
The very same topics and issues are discussed on several other Weekly forums and there is not a fraction of the anger and hate, the attacks and political fighting on these other township forums.
To me Pleasanton is a charming town and the schools are wonderful, however the political climate and the intensity of some with an all out destructive agenda is just beyond pale.
Most are "educated" here in Pleasanton and take great pride in the influence, or perceived affluence within the community.
People talk with skill and penmanship here, however do not display the same "educated" values and conduct that they would surely display at work, at church or in a college level debate.
This is sad and too bad because I observe that there is a very small core group on these forums and that most of the community tkaes one look at Weekly forums and concludes that civil and meaningful discussion is much better had elsewhere and that time is better spend elsewhere.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Oct 12, 2010 at 8:28 am
Thank you for ending the rude, #@it-disturbing tactics of a few people. Let the intelligent discourse begin. Post must not be anonymous. People need to accountable for their free speech.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Oct 12, 2010 at 9:05 am
There is all this talk about our Community of Character. I just don't see it here in these forums.
Perhaps it the ability to disguise oneself here and speak freely but it isn't civil. It is mean spirited, non informative, filled with venom and vitriol. Thank you Weekly for helping to educate our city to become a true Community of Character.
Pleasantonians should represent themselves with dignity and respect for others. Perhaps a refresher is needed for our Forum users.
a resident of Heritage Valley
on Oct 12, 2010 at 10:31 am
Thank you for addressing the concerns with your blog. When I first became a Pleasanton school board trustee in 2006, I scanned your blog for topics associated with schools. In time, however, I quit reading because the blog offered little civil discourse amid rantings. Fortunately, residents have made time to come to school board meetings or email trustees with ideas and concerns, and I greatly appreciate their insight.
Perhaps the Weekly could host a 90-day trial where bloggers must identify themselves. Just like a physical town square where people stand to speak, we could then see who is speaking. This would certainly result in more thoughtful discourse. And for people with anonymous tips for news stories, why not accept email and protect identities, or simply encourage anonymous letters or phone calls to the Weekly?
The founders of Wikipedia and CiviliNation had this to say in the Wall Street Journal in December 2009: "Individuals appalled at the degeneration of online civility need to speak out, to show this behavior will no longer be tolerated." They also state that "we have an unprecedented opportunity to make the global conversation more reasonable and productive. But we can only do so if we prevent the worst among us from silencing the best among us with hostility and incivility."
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Oct 12, 2010 at 10:59 am
Stacey is a registered user.
PW, this is a very old conversation going back to when this site first launched. Let me remind you of why you are having so many administrative/forum moderation issues:
"Residents are the eyes and ears of the newspaper" Jul 11, 2007 Web Link
"Anonymity allows open and diverse dialogue" Nov 15, 2007 Web Link
And here's my personal favorite: "Shall we trample the rose because of the thorns?" Jul 2, 2008 Web Link
Welcome to the Internet age. You're stuck with a web system that may be designed for newspapers, but certainly is not designed for the realities of online forums, especially when you're trying to stick to an ideal about anonymity. It's design does you no favors for helping you to promote favorable and profitable crowdsourcing behavior.
To be sure, I've watched it grow in the right direction. First you added the "is a registered member" notice. Next you added the ability for users to restrict their posts to registered users. Then you were essentially forced to add this CAPTCHA thing at the bottom of posts because you learned that open posting allows in too much spam and other bizarre spam-related test posts (Things like the CAPTCHA actually are annoying to regular users and most sites have done away with it for logged-in users.). What you've done is basically reinvent the wheel. These things you've implemented are exactly what so many other sites in the earlier days of the Internet already went through. Someday you too, like those other sites, will come to the inevitable conclusion; you have to close all posting to only registered users. You control the closed system. It is your responsibility to protect what your users have invested in you by keeping the door on the safe closed. This is not a rose; this is a media delivery platform.
To be sure, other sites do still have content issues despite requiring registration. But the amount of time they need to invest in dealing with it I can only imagine is far less than what you deal with on a site of comparable size because they do not have the headache of dealing with "unverified" posts. The word "unverified" is far more suitable than "anonymous" because those who really want to remain anonymous will still find a way. The vast majority of users, to the contrary, actually want to be given the tools to form community and to nurture their online identities and reputations. Give them those tools.
I'm sure I'll have more words on this later.
a resident of Mohr Park
on Oct 12, 2010 at 2:20 pm
I completely agree with Stacey on this. PW absolutely needs to move to a registered-only poster model, with actual names or emails -- not just nicknames. In my job I have to be part of numerous online communities and mailing lists. Rule number one of all of the successful ones I've been a part of is that registration and use of your real name is required.
The web (and more specifically, a forum like Town Square) is not a conversation. In a real conversation, if someone says something incorrect or appropriate, it's corrected by one of the participants immediately, and the mistake is soon forgotten. But in an environment where everything is being recorded and saved for everyone else who arrives late to the conversation, that doesn't happen, and what value there might have been in a discussion is quickly lost by everyone responding to the anonymous rants or accusations of another writer.
If someone in a town square is speaking in a public forum they need to be prepared to defend what they say and put their reputation on the line when they stand up to speak. If we ignore or don't take seriously someone who puts a blanket over their head when they speak up at a public meeting or other forum, why should we grant them the same privileges in an online forum?
a resident of Apperson Ridge
on Oct 12, 2010 at 2:24 pm
@ Scott: And how do you keep peeps from using false identity? Perhaps PW should verify identity by asking for your SS# and credit card info to make sure you are really who you are...
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Oct 12, 2010 at 2:42 pm
A very small, one time registration fee (perhaps $1.00, requiring a credit card) would clean this up. I think a lot of these rants may be coming from adolescents.
a resident of Country Fair
on Oct 12, 2010 at 4:31 pm
I agree that there is a very small group of core users. If you are on here often enough, you can see it by following speech, spelling and grammatical errors and the patterns. How horrible if we [removed] find out that there are only 20 or 30 total even bothering to look at the forum at all!
a resident of Del Prado
on Oct 13, 2010 at 6:46 am
I vote for true free speech. I simply ignore and don't read or completely read posts from people who are outrageous, ignorant, or rude. I don't like these posts, but I dislike stifling free speech more.
a resident of Amador Estates
on Oct 13, 2010 at 8:01 am
Here are my recommendations:
1. PW could publish a list of principles that each user who registers, using their alias or their real name and they must agree to those principles when they register - like accepting a license agreement - but make it plain English and comprehensive, yet succinct. This way people know what is expected to be published.
2. Another way to alleviate this is for the PW to have an ongoing "Rant & Rave" forum. Anyone who wishes to spew forth their biases can post there. If a post is found in another forum, PW has the right to move it to the Rant & Rave Forum. The rest of us need not bother looking in there, but for those prone to do this they are welcome to do so. Just as anyone is welcome to go outside and rant and rave crazy ideas (such as the farmers market) they can go to this forum and post anything they want. By moving posts inappropriate for other forums, PW avoids the accusation of free speech because of deletions.
Personally I doubt the founders of this country would have allowed anyone spewing obscenities, wildly false accusations or being disruptive in any of their productive meetings to go on and on. Free speech has its limits in a public forum such as this.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Oct 13, 2010 at 8:38 am
Stacey is a registered user.
I don't see it as a free speech issue. No one's ability to go set up their own website as a platform for their speech is being taken away by PW. The issue for PW is that they're struggling with how to retain a certain level of editorial control over user-contributed content without creating a ton of routine administrative work for themselves. Remember when they locked down certain threads to registered users only and the response was that "unverified" users just opened a bunch of new threads? That's an example of how the crowd owns editorial control. Now the PW could move threads to a "Rant & Rave" forum as suggested above, but that's really just more work for the few forum moderators that are being taken away from their regular journalism job.
a resident of Pleasanton Heights
on Oct 13, 2010 at 9:25 am
Good Morning Jeb,
Keep it simple. Only registered people can comment, so simply register!!!!!!!!!!! If a person is too crude in their comments, simply remove their registration.
Some idividuals have to comment on almost every issue, but you never see these people at City Council Meetings. It might help if you, Jeb, brought up some those basic issues that the City Council needs to hear feedback.
Last night there was a wonderful debate on local issues at City Hall between the candidates, but only a handful of local citizens in the audience, most of which were backers of those candidates.
Your so called writers, here-in, need to step up to the plate and get involved, and not simply vent themselves, to see their names in print.
Most important is to make your vote count in the forthcoming election.
a resident of Amberwood/Wood Meadows
on Oct 13, 2010 at 10:33 am
Stacey is a registered user.
Found that articles on this site might be helpful for PW: Web Link Note that they assume that users need to be registered in order to post.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Oct 13, 2010 at 11:01 am
I do rather like the Rant & Rave forum idea. Granted, it won't stop people from ranting on serious discussions, but it might stop some of the ridiculous conspiracy/ candidate endorsement threads that are currently clogging State and International....
Features Editor
on Oct 13, 2010 at 11:40 am
Emily West is a registered user.
Stacey, I understand your points about required registered users on forums. Right now, we can take it into consideration, but we're working with what we have.
a resident of Pleasanton Valley
on Oct 17, 2010 at 9:13 am
Hi Emily,
If and when you do consider the registered user idea, please allow anyone to read the town-forum comments, and restrict posting privileges to registered users only. Without reading access to all, the forums will wither out.
Another option may be to add a "agree/diagree" count icon on each post, so rants get negative feedback.
In either case, the technology requirement will be higher, and the simplicity of the current interface will be compromised.
Thanks for the forum.
a resident of Highland Oaks
on Oct 22, 2010 at 4:12 pm
"Please be respectful and truthful in your postings so Town Square will continue to be a thoughtful gathering place for sharing community information and opinion. All postings are subject to our TERMS OF USE, and may be deleted if deemed inappropriate by our staff."
Seems my original post was removed. In it I pointed out that the above rendered registration unnecessary and that I was against registration because it been abused in the past when it was used to identify a poster by name.
a resident of Danbury Park
on Nov 3, 2010 at 1:15 pm
whatever you are doing is working. I see far less people viewing and commenting on Pleasanton Weekly so if the plan was to stop dialogue and discussion, it is without a doubt working. I for one like knowing what people really think without forcing them to go underground which the weekly has done.
a resident of Pleasanton Meadows
on Nov 3, 2010 at 1:29 pm
No 1 - People, go read what is protected by free speech. Seriously, its embarrassing how many people believe anything is protected. I promise you, nothing posted or deleted from this forum falls under the protection.
No 2 - Anonymity is important for honest discussion, it should be retained. What should be monitored/edited are remarks that do not add any value to the discussion (whether in support or opposition too).
My recommendation is to assign a moderator to the forum that can monitor discussion or be flagged of violations. Re-post the discussion criteria for all users. Require a login, but allow users to choose their login name. If a specific user becomes a continuous problem ban that user access by banning their login IP address (or all IP addresses that user logs in under). This is the standard guideline for most online forums I have participated in and works fairly well.


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I do not say I am a two-time rape survivor. Like so many survivors of sexual assault, I have been mostly silent about my attacks, speaking only to my close friends and family members, as well as professionals like my therapist who are equipped to handle the aftermath of my traumas. The first of my attacks was nearly nine years ago. The second was exactly a year ago this week.
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My second attack, January 20, 2006, occurred first in an Old Port dance club, where I went to go dancing with a group of nearly fifteen friends. I was sober until a man I had never met before offered to buy me a drink. I believe now that the drink he gave me was laced with Rohypnol (see "Drugs To Watch Out For"). He then isolated me from my friends until the drugs took effect — only about ten minutes. I have no memory of the five hours after I took a few sips of that drink. He must have dragged me, nearly passed out, to his car and driven me to his basement apartment.
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and you have to open the hive
and you have to apply the dribble at just the right rate
and you have to open the hive
and you have to apply the dribble at just the right rate
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I am not saying that OA is completely safe, but all you need is proper safety precautions. Safety glasses, gloves, and a respirator. At least that is what I would recommend to strangers on the internet.
I only treat 4 hives, so I do not wear a respirator. I have no problems standing 10 feet up-wind when treating the hives. Heck I could probably add a few more feet of wire and sit inside the air-conditioned cab of my truck while treating.
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I treated over 50 hives 4X this Aug/Sept. Never wore a respirator, had no problems. Get a whiff once in a while but no coughing or breathing problems. IMO the issue is overblown. Been using it for 4 years now.
Some great discussion here on this method!! I am going to order the OAV tomorrow and look forward to adding it to my arsenal!!
I do plan on wearing all PPE, including getting a GOOD respirator with cartridges and all and good gloves. It may be safe, but I would rather not take the risk, doesnt cost me anything to wear the stuff after initial purchase!!
Thanks again to everyone discussing this topic!!......................Jason
Coyote Creek Bees
I couldn't even see the vapors and I caught a whiff, it wasn't pleasant, I'll leave it at that.
guys will use the vapourizor after they have the hives wrapped up for winter, little brood in the nest and the sealed hives makes for a good effective treatment. knock down method, use again in the spring to get a few more,
dribble works well too, and you dont have to carry around that battery and crack pipe
the key is to treat without any brood present
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Anyone considering the use of a respirator should be aware that there are several types and brands of respirators. They all come with different cartridge configurations that are not always interchangeable (mechanically speaking). However the biggest thing that you should know is that there are different types of cartridges for different kinds of chemicals that you are working with. For oxalic acid you want a cartridge that is NIOSH approved and is marked OV/AG/HE (Organic Vapors/Acid Gas/ High Efficiency). It should also be marked with the colors purple and yellow (usually stripes or bands). Believe it or not there are over a dozen standard color codes that have been developed. You want to make sure that you get the right one. Yellow = acid gasses and organic vapor, and purple = particulates.
The worst thing that you can do is enter a hazardous atmosphere thinking that you are protected, but the wrong cartridge. People have died that way.
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Nabber good info there, thanks for sharing!
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Please insure that your eyes are covered as well. The Oxalic vapor is looking for moisture. It will turn into acid
if it comes into contact with your eyeball. Not pleasant.
CharlieB, You indicated that you are using MAQS now. I kept those bee for 10 yrs with no treatments. You telling me that you have only had them for 3 months and you are killing them already ?
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Why not try dribbling it? For the cost of a small scale and a few dollars worth of oxalic acid you could safely treat 20 hives forever.
- no fire danger.
- no respirator need.
- accurate dosage is easy to determine and control.
- minimal equipment needed.
Dribbling is just a better bet when hives can be opened for treatment.
I've written a little more about oxalic:
From my personal experience, I'd only fume them only if they needed treatment and it was too cold to break open the hives for dribbling.
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My issue with dribbling is that the winter bees have already been born at that point and if the hive has significant varroa then the virus issues arise and the damage to the winter bees has already happened. Vapor is easily done with brood in the hive - just do it for 3 or 4 weeks a week apart. I do agree with Dennis that there is some fire danger. I always worry about the wax catching fire but it's never happened. I have charred the bottom of some frames.
Ive looked at both the dribble and the vapor treatment and both their pro's and con's. Ive talked to members on here through PM's and also searched a lot of past threads to see peoples experiences with both methods of the treatment.
The reason I have decided to go with the vapor method is becuase it can be performed more than once a year and is not as harmful to the bees, yet effective. I am going to purchase the JB200 so I dont have to deal with using a torch more than I have too!
I have looked at your videos, and that little leak from the "Walmart" bottle was scary just reading about it!! There is no way I could afford to light my property owners fields on fire or myself for that matter!!
Thank you for your advise and for the links you have provided!!
Coyote Creek Bees
You have charred the bottom of frames before? Wow!! Just out of curiocity, whats the space between the bottom of the frames and the bottom board? Also, was it a home made vaporizor or something like the JB200?
Another thing on my mind is this: With the power disconnected, can you dip the end of the vaporizer into some water to cool it faster and then wipe it down afterwords to get ready for the next hive?? It would seem that waiting for the tool to cool down would waste a lot of time? And what temp is it safe to add the oxalic acid crystals back into the vaporizer without having it touch off!!
Thanks for any answers!!
Coyote Creek Bees
In those videos of commercial beekeepers I see them spraying the bees with something out of a garden sprayer. What chemical are they spraying?
oxalic acid most likely
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I use 2 -4 at a time. I've found the smoothest is to only use 2. I run one and fill the other while the first is running. When it has quit smoking, I pull it, dip it into some water [I don't immerse the electrical components just about 3/4 of the bowl]. Pull it out and the residual heat evaporates the water, fill it while the other is running. Repeat. Works fine and is the most efficient method I've developed to date. I can do a 20 hive yard in about am hour and a half.
Thank you very much Cam!
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With the latest round of super thin iMacs it introduced last year, Apple did away with optical drives in its all-in-one desktop PCs. Good riddance, so far as I'm concerned. In my experience, the optical drive is often the first thing to fail on Macs, at least around my house. That may have something to do with the amount of pet fur flying around here or the frequent renovations that have been known to kick up dust. It may well be a side-effect of kids — one of which was the subject of one of my first GeekDad posts, way back in May 2007 (in that case, it was paper shoved in an iMac's DVD slot). Whatever the reason, I currently have four Macs with shot optical drives. That doesn't bother me. What has been driving me crazy is what happens when someone inserts a DVD into a broken drive which then refuses to eject it.
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Vi kan anbefale denne eiendommen på det varmeste. Hyggelig vertskap, rent og ordentlig, alle fasiliteter tilgjengelig. Huset er bygget og innredet i tradisjonell mallorcansk stil, veldig flott! Fikk litt trøbbel med gateporten etter regnvær slik at vi ikke kom oss ut, men da var verten raskt på plass og fikset det. Området ligger litt utenfor allfarvei, så leiebil anbefales. Dagligvarebutikk og restaurant i nærheten, men tar nok ca 1/2 time om man skal gå dit (en vei).
Its a fantastic Finca in the countryside of Mallorca but still very close to Santa Margalida. It has a beautiful, large and clean pool. The sourrounding yard is decorated with beautiful flowers. The house is decorated in an "old-fashion/classical" style and very cosy. The furniture in- and outside is very comfortable and solid - no plastic chairs or similar. The interior gives you everything you need: A huge fridge including 3 big ice buckets, a washing mashine, a barbeque on the terrace and a nice outside-couchplace. The kitchen provides any tool you´d need. Well, I could write a novel about the beauty of this place...
Last but not least we had very nice expirience with the daughter of the owner who visited us the second day in order to ask if everything is okay and to give some info about garbage and electronics.
To make a long story short: We had a fantastic stay and we will come back to this beautiful place a s soon as possible.
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Very nice house! Very nice Garden. Great Beach! Very quiet arround the accomodation. Good Place to relax. We enjoyed our stay!
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
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