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I notice no one talks about them, and I haven't seen them for sale...doesn't anyone but me use them ... I still have about 30 of them from years ago.
I notice no one talks about them, and I haven't seen them for sale...doesn't anyone but me use them ... I still have about 30 of them from years ago.
you must be talkin' about one of those odd thingee made from a small bits of wood and queen excluder material that you hang from the front of a hive? if yes? then I think I have one on a shelf in the shop that has never been used.
those kinds of devices just got to get you tagged as 'old school'.
I have two of them in my "museum."
I'm too young to know what they are. Please tell me more.
Can you show us any pictures?
*holding heart* OUCH... you guys are ruff...lol
This spring at the local spring Bee equipt auction I bought a pile of old ABJ from the 70's and 80's. I really enjoy reading them and seeing old products. One big advertiser was the swarm frames and also hive scales. I had been thinking a hive scale would be just the thing for keeping track of honey flows and such. But the old Mags had several different vendors and styles and since I don't here any more about them aparently neither of these turned out to be worhtwhile. I haven't seen any adds for Queen traps so that must have been big before or after 70's-80's? I would be interested in hearing about the hive scales though from anyone that used them?
Jeff, I used my queen traps to keep them from swarming. It is like an Entrance Guard which the queen can not get through...however it was like a double decker, had two small cones that a queen can get through but couldn't get back into the hive and was trapped. Some called them "queen catchers".
There was a slider that you could slide open so she could get back in...although I never did, as she was trying to swarm, so I would place her and the bees in a new hive. The bees that would have swarmed with her would be all over the front, trying to get to her.
Easier than chasing them down in a tree some place... but yes it's an old timer thing I guess...
I will still use... so there *chuckle*
Eagle, Thanks for the info.. If it works stick with it I have one swarm that landed in a stack of supers I need to get taken care of. That would be handy having the queen and bees sitting there in one ball...
I wonder if these could be useful when doing a trapout.
Can I buy a couple of those things? Surely if you have 30 of them they aren't worth much. Can I give you a couple bucks each for 2 of them? Of, course I'll pay for shipping as well.
Are they like these; http://www.tias.com/cgi-bin/google.f...2508206#images
Don't worry Bee happy
Its a old piece of equipment that was used by not so well thought out beekeepers.
Tell me how one was to keep the queen from leaving, as a swarm prevention, thus saving time, and needing to check them often, and this was instead of weekly inspections which is done for swarm prevention. I find doing nothing but using a device that trapped the queen from leaving, in the attempts of keeping a hive from swarming, not good management.
And in doing this to the queen, you clog the hive up with drones also.
As for trapping the queen after she mated, and keeping her from entering....why? Who has that much time? So your going to sit around your apiary installing and using this device, waiting for queens to land on the board, and for what purpose?
The only thing I heard this thing used for that made any sense, as little as it is, was the trapping of drones for harvesting. And that was easily replaced by other less work procedures as just dumping bees through a screen and collecting the drones.
There is a reason why they do not sell them anymore. They are a waste! But like the old-timer sitting at the local meeting, refusing to learn anything, becuase "I kept bees for 50 years dangit!", it takes along time for these items to fade into just memories.....
I thought the trap might be useful for trapouts. I do a few trapouts every year and I never get the queen. Maybe with this or a modified version of it, I could get the queen.
In order to see if it can work, or to maybe make a modified verision of it, I need to see one up close.
Swarm season has long past, you won't need this thing again until next spring. Send one to me, let me look it over and take pictures and measurements.
I'll send it back when I'm done. I'll pay the postage both ways.
I just want a close look to see if I can adapt it for use in a trap out. I've got two trap out jobs waiting for the winter months (winter is the best time here in FL due to the SHB in the summer.)
I've seen the picture from the other post in this thread, so I have an idea of how it works, but as we all know the devil is in the details. Like once she is in there, how do we get her out. Little things like that.
I think I have one or two that are beyond use, but still complete and in one piece. PM me your address.


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The Seine at Herblay
[La Seine à Herblay] 1890
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This exquisite rendition of graduated pinks and mauves, in delicately stippled brushwork, conveys the light and atmosphere of dusk. We look down onto a property nestled in a bend of the Seine: a white stone wall leads into the dark, densely vegetated section at the centre of the composition, and the roofs jutting up from the hillside. Luce's carefully balanced composition is structured by diagonals—the triangle of grassy bank in the foreground, the interlocking sections formed by the bend in the river. Wedges of high-key colour are complemented by darker sections, and punctuated by the upright trees. Adopting a high viewpoint, Luce, like Seurat in Port-en-Bessin at high tide 1888, exploits the patterns and textures of grasses, bushes, trees and water, set against the distant hills and graded sky.
Luce began experimenting with Divisionist techniques in the mid 1880s. He exhibited seven works at the Salon des Artistes Indépendants in 1887, and in all subsequent exhibitions between 1888 and 1892. He was close to Pissarro (they shared the same radical politics) and through him meet Seurat, Signac and Cross.From 1889, Luce painted central Paris locations between the cathedral of Notre Dame and the Musée du Louvre, particularly the quays and bridges of the Seine, often set at dusk or at night.1 He continued to paint urban scenes, the animated streets of the Latin Quarter, construction workers, and views over Montmartre throughout his career. He also worked on the Brittany coast and travelled widely in the 1890s—to London, St-Tropez, and Borinage, a Belgium coal-mining district—but unlike his contemporaries, and the Impressionists before him, he did not produce series.
Luce's choices of picturesque scenes along the Seine, as well as his canonical perspectives of Paris, were probably an attempt to attract buyers.2 From the late 1880s the painter was in dire straits both financially and emotionally; he lived and worked peripatetically, visiting friends for extended periods in an attempt to save money. In 1889 Luce visited Signac at Herblay, now a north-western suburb of Paris—and returned the following year to paint this scene. The Seine at Herblay was exhibited in Paris in 1890, and again three years later at the fifth Exposition des Peintres Impressionistes et Symbolistes. Reviewing that exhibition Yves Rambosson complained:
Once again, the evidence is clear that impressionism is powerless to render night-time effects … there is too much heaviness, and the precision of the brush-strokes cannot communicate the haziness of the enclosing darkness, and the indecisiveness of reflected gleams of light.3
These comments seem particularly out of place when contemplating this dusky scene at Herblay however, and if we consider the artist's broader interest in nocturnes. Indeed, The Seine at Herblay is surely one the more dramatic and luminous examples of the genre.
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Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
- Jean Bouin-Luce and Denise Bazetoux, Maximilien Luce: catalogue raisonné de l'oeuvre peint, Paris: Editions J.B.L. 1986.
- Robyn Roslak, Neo-Impressionism and anarchism in fin-de-siècle France: painting, politics and landscape, Aldershot: Ashgate 2007, p. 89.
- Yves Rambosson, La Plume, no. 79, 1 August 1893, p. 352, quoted in Bouin-Luce and Bazetoux, p. 64.

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The vessel believed to have been Blackbeard's flagship is currently occupied by octopuses, which turn a pale, disgruntled green when nautical archaeologists approach. Black sea bass nip at the excavators' ears, and moray eels spill out of the mouths of cannons, many of which are still loaded.
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But after nearly 300 years in the North Carolina shallows, the remains of what may be the Queen Anne's Revenge are surfacing, plank by worm-eaten plank. The site, discovered in 1996, is 25 feet underwater, less than a mile and a half from shore. But long weather delays during diving seasons and uncertain funding have slowed the excavation—this past fall's expedition was the first since 2008—and it can take years to clean and analyze artifacts corroded beyond recognition. Still, with objects recovered from 50 percent of the site, archaeologists are increasingly confident that the wreck is the infamous frigate that terrorized the Caribbean and once blockaded Charleston, South Carolina, for a week before running aground in June 1718.
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Mike Daniel, the sea captain who first located the ship, introduced me to Welsh. Daniel is a successful treasure hunter who, in 1972, helped find Nuestra Señora de las Maravillas—a gold- and gem-laden Spanish galleon that sank off the Bahamas in 1656. But it was Welsh who most evoked the persona of a pirate, wearing skull and crossbones earrings and a galleon-like charm around her neck. She stormed through the lab, peeling tarps off cannons with such ardor that Blackbeard might have welcomed her aboard.
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Nice Room close to Colosseum
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It consists of two double bedrooms with window and balcony overlooking a garden very quiet.
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Breakfast is typically Italian with croissant and cappuccino and it is served in a bar near the B & B.
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We have had a pleasent stay with Elsa. She was very nice and hopitable. The room was neat and clean. It was close to the centre. The breakfast was well organized. We loved it! Thanks Elsa for the visit.
Elsa Maria was an amazing host. She recommended us all the good places in Rome and when we met her once in a while she always smiled at us and wanted to talk to us. Elsa is an amazing host and we would diffenetely recommend her. And despite our tiny understanding of italien we always understood each other.
The room was amazing to. A little balcony where you could sit with your morning or evening coffee. All in all it was the best stay.
Elsa was an absolute delight.
She received us with open arms, had a map for us, pointed out everything we wanted to know, and more.
The room was wonderful, it is indeed super close to the Colosseum. The entrance of the building is quite impressive, with the marmer floors and antique elevator.
Every night we would come back after a day of beautiful Rome to a nice tight cleaned room and made bed.
She does charge an extra 3,50 per person, per night as some sort of city tax, which I saw on wimdu more people charge in Rome. So that must be normal?
I would recommend staying at Elsas place any time.
We had a wonderful time in BEAUTIFUL Rome.
It was a perfect stay with Elsa in a very comfortable apartement within a beautiful quarter of Rome. Great!
Nice staying at a lovely lady's apartment, very close to the city centre and the Colosseum. Good restaurants around, metro not far. Quite ideal.
Great atmosphære and close to everything
We had a great stay with Elsa i Rom. Before we even arrived, we have had an good correspondence by mail. Elsa was very helfpul. We had an warm welcome, as we were close friends or relatives coming on a visit to her private residence. Elsa were through all our stay helpful or ready to help if we need it. Elsa was easy to understand even we didn´t speak Italien, and she didn´t speek english.
Our room was authentic Italian, cozy, clean and quitely with . It has what we recommend of hairdryer, jug, instant coffé and the. Every they we had a ticket to breakfast by a local café. After the 1 day it was closed because of holiday, which we ´not were told. We don´t believe Elsa knew it either, because the last day we had a ticket to another café. It could be nice to have a small refrigerator in the room for milk, water, chease etc. so it was possible to make our own breakfast before a long days walk in the lovely Rom.
We will defently recommend Elsa for others and could also see ourselves coming back to Elsa and Rom.
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Staying with Elsa was just fabulous. Nice and clean room and a really warm and welcomming athmosphere. Unfortunately the trevi fontaine was not working, but due to Elso we would return to Rom anyway. Thanks Elsa
We have been to Elsa in 2014 and had such a great time at her house. Elsa is so lovely and the room was absolutely great. It was very clean and Elsa gave advice to us concerning sightseeing in Rome.
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You will find this charming B&B 500 meters east of Colosseum. The apartment building, which it is located in, has a nice blend of history, high standards and freshness, which we appreciated a lot. As there is virtually no traffic here and very few tourists, it is quiet and calm.
Elsa is wonderfully warm and friendly host. She did her utmost to make our stay great and she took we felt very well taken care of.
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Nicklas Bendtner was the toast of Emirates Stadium on Tuesday night after his goal set Arsenal on their way to the Carling Cup Final.
The relief on the Dane's face was clear for all to see following a frustrating season where he has been in and out of the side.
TV Online caught up with Nicklas ahead of this weekend's FA Cup tie with Huddersfield.
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At first, Seán Curran's dance looks like a formal exposition of movement, but after a while you begin to imagine webs of social interactions, relationships, and hidden histories. His ability to bring about this human resonance is one of the things that make him an intriguing choreographer. Curran, who started as a Boston Irish stepdancer, brought his 10-year-old company to the Tsai Center last weekend as the first of this season's Celebrity Series dance offerings.
The Nothing That Is Not There and the Nothing That Is (1998) is set to five recorded piano pieces from Leos Janácek's On anOvergrown Path. Although both the dance and the music seem to be latter-day elaborations on folk-dance fundamentals, Curran resists the almost descriptive, post-romantic feel of the score. The four dancers (Nora Brickman, Evan Copeland, Francesca Roma and Kevin Scarpin) clump and tilt around on flexed feet, angling their arms out in parallel, palms-flat gestures.
There's a certain robotlike rigidity in this movement, but then the mechanical feeling will pull up as the dancers look intently at one another, or bump into a different gear. The two small women streak back and forth in soaring jetés. The men slowly wrestle each other to the ground. Rather than illustrating the score, the dancers seem to absorb its implications of sociability and sentiment.
In Aria/Apology, from 2005, we hear recorded confessions from people who've committed senseless crimes and gotten away with them — they're not particularly repentant, they just want to get something off their chests — alternating with sublime Handel arias sung by Renée Fleming. The dancers listen to the casual rapists and murderers, the gorgeous music. Brickman and Copeland do a tender duet with the gracious arms and delicate stepping of a Baroque dance. Falling softly, rolling out of a long, breathless handstand, Scarpin seems to empathize with the victims of a homophobic predator. Two couples duet simultaneously, at one point doing the same movements but with one couple reversing the other's gender roles. Perhaps the whole dance is an ironic acknowledgment of the co-existence of art and evil.
Curran seems to be incorporating the percussive toughness of his rhythm-dance background into a more fluid movement style, with a more flexible attachment to the music. Social Discourse, which was having its world premiere, uses selections from Radiohead Thom Yorke's controversial The Eraser. Yorke sings in a high tenor against various complicated rhythm tracks, but the dancers seem to ignore this in the beginning. Or maybe I was just attracted to how much more twisting and spiraling there was in their movement than I'd seen in the previous dances.
As the dance went on, in their duets and solos, they seemed increasingly drawn into the pulse, picking up on the big rhythmic beats of the music, till they worked up to a group consensus that played with the fast, complicated rhythms. The dance was still about the same approach-retreat, push-pull, lift-and-carry interactions we'd seen earlier, but its rapprochement with the music was satisfying in a different, more subtle way.
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Two of central Arkansas' top chefs will face off June 5 as the Pulaski Technical College Foundation presents the annual Diamond Chef Arkansas competition at the Wally Allen Ballroom at the Statehouse Convention Center in Little Rock. The reception begins at 6 p.m. and the program, dinner and competition begin at 7 p.m.
Chef Jason Knapp, executive chef at UCA/Aramark (and a former PTC chef) will compete against Chef Bonner Cameron from Ya-Ya's Euro Bistro in the fast-paced culinary competition, which follows the format of the popular Iron Chef TV series. Each chef and their sous-chefs will have 60 minutes to prepare three dishes, all of which will utilize a surprise ingredient to be announced just before the competition begins. Chefs will be judged on plate presentations, creativity and taste.
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BEND, Ore. - A pair of intense early-autumn storms swept into Oregon Saturday and Sunday, buffeting much of the state with high winds and heavy rain, toppling trees from Portland to Bend and knocking out power to thousands on the Oregon coast and in the Willamette Valley.
Portland General Electric reported more than 17,000 customers lost power in the Portland and Seaside areas on Saturday. All were restored by about 5 p.m., the utility reported. But new outages hit about 3,800 PGE customers in Portland and Coos Bay before nightfall.
Thousands more were left in the dark from the coast to the Valley from Sunday's second stormy bout of wind and rain, which again toppled trees and caused various problems.
Much of the High Desert is under a National Weather Service wind advisory until 11 p.m. Monday for winds that could gust to 55 mph at times. And some areas are under a high wind warning that winds could gust to 65 mph as the second storm moves through.
Bend and Redmond airports had winds gusting to 40 mph for much of Saturday afternoon, though relatively little rain in many areas.
But Sunday brought more widespread rain in the afternoon and a return of winds gusting to 30-40 mph after dark.
On NewsChannel 21's Facebook page, Aaron Wyngarden said a large top half of a tree had landed onto a parked SUV on NE Quimby Avenue Saturday afternoon. Meanwhile, a caller reported that a leaning power pole had prompted closure of NE Bear Creek Road near Rawhide Drive.
As darkness fell Saturday, a tree more than a foot in diameter fell across Southeast Ninth Street in Redmond, while in Bend, a tree fell on a power line near Eighth Street and Butler Market Road, with a caller reporting seeing flames.
Other downed trees were reported earlier on Mount Washington Drive, Boyd Acres Road and on East Cascade near Fort Rock Park in Sunriver.
Trees also were falling around the Portland area, including a large tree that fell on a mobile home in Hillsboro. No one was injured, but the homeowner was displaced.
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