141. Capilano Labonté Producer of a large variety of honeys and honey products (maple syrup, powdered honey, royal jelly, sweetener, candy. Recipes and information on bees. http://www.labontehoney.com/

142. Stroope Bee And Honey Home Page Texas wildflower honey and bulk beeswax sales. Includes recipes and facts about bees. http://www.stroopebeeandhoney.com/

Stroope Tradition About Our Honey All About Bees About Bees Wax ... Order Now Bee Pollen Hello, and welcome to the Stroope Bee and Honey world wide web page! Thank you for visiting and we hope to see you again soon. The Stroope Family Contact The Beekeeper Website designed and developed by K. Harris, Graphics by Kandi Inc., 800.382.0076 www.graphicsbykandi.com

143. Pollination & Bees Pollination and bees Pest Management Home Page Agricultural Natural Resources Development Home Page. Honey bee numbers have declined dramatically across http://www.wvu.edu/~agexten/ipm/insects/pollinat/contbees.htm

Pollination and Bees Pest Management Home Page Honey bee numbers have declined dramatically across much of the United States, due in large part to the varroa mite, the tracheal mite, and the viruses vectored by the latter species. Honey bee decline is a direct threat to agricultural production, and this Web site has been established to help disseminate information on pollinators. We encourage individuals and researchers to contribute new information on pollinators such as the honey bee, the hornfaced bee and the blue orchard mason bee. We currently expect to post new material within two weeks of its receipt. Welcome to readers of The Furrow magazine. We hope you use this site to supplement information in the November article, "Calling All Pollinators". Solitary Bees: An Alternative to Honey Bees (University of Idaho) Mite Control in Honey Bees Using Essential Oils (West Virginia University) Protecting Honeybees From Pesticide Poisoning (West Virginia Department of Agriculture, 1997)

144. The Coast To Coast Bike Ride by Nick Bauer of a trip by five friends following the Coast to Coast route by bike from St bees Head to Robin Hoods Bay. Five day trip, staying at youth hostels. Clear maps and descriptions of the route....... http://homepages.tesco.net/~c2c/

Coast Coast This site was constructed by me, Nick Bauer. The coast 2 coast is a mixture of road and off-road cycling from St Bees Head to Robin Hoods Bay with a distance of two hundred and ten miles. The route takes you across spectacular scenery, starting in The Lake District, crossing The Pennines and finally the North Yorkshire Moors. Okay, so it's been nearly two years since our quest to ride from one side of the country to the other, but here it is, an insight to what is known to walkers and cyclists as the Coast 2 Coast. Having completed The Three Peak Twenty Four Hour challenge the previous year in 1996 and by coming to the end of that year the urge was there to do something in the following year. So thinking caps on and we came up with the coast 2 coast ride. Not a new thing I hear you say, but hey its out there to be done!! The challenge bit comes from not doing it in seven to ten days as suggested, but in five days. Five days I hear you say, where's the challenge in that? Well add to myself, four other candidates of varying fitness levels and a van driver things start to hot up a bit. The candidates include Steve Biggs and Dave Allaway, with whom I did the Three Peaks, and which Steve has a successful web site (link address at the bottom), two new recruits to the team, Dan Ball and JMC otherwise known as John McDonald. Oh and not forgetting the most important member of the team (besides myself), our van driver Roger Biggs.

145. Home Club information, notices, the squad, results, photographs, archives, and links. Based in Dublin. http://myhome.iolfree.ie/~parkcelticbees/

Welcome to the website of Park Celtic Under 14 Bs We play soccer in Dublin, Ireland. The team consists of boys born in 1990. We have now been playing 11-a-side matches for four seasons. There are seventeen players in the squad and three on the coaching/management team. As in previous seasons we once again lost a few of our better players to the A team and had some new players join us. This season 2004/2005 has gone reasonably well over the first half of the season with two wins, two draws and a few narrow losses. As the team with it's new players is at last maintaining a consistent level of performance, we hope to win a lot more matches in the latter half of the season. Apart from playing in the South Dublin Football League we will also be competing in the S.D.F.L. Cup and the S.D.F.L. League Cup. Award Winners 2005 Player of the Year: Ronan Most Improved Player: Mark (B) Merit Award: Roger Skills Winner: Carl (D) Penalty King: Contact Information Home Ground Cabinteely Park Electronic mail General Information: parkcelticbees@yahoo.ie

146. The Internet Apiculture And Beekeeping Archive The old beekeeping adage There are as many ways to keep bees as there are Logically then, there is no proper way to keep bees, no right way to http://www.ibiblio.org/bees/

The Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive Welcome to the Archive. Here you will find the articles from the Usenet newsgroup sci.agriculture.beekeeping , the logs from the listserv bee-l FAQ files , and pointers to other beekeeping and apicultural resources , on and off the Internet. Browse the complete archive. Search the complete archive. (Results will be a weekly bee-l log and/or a monthly news article file. You will then need to use your browser to search for your keyword.) Apiculture is very diverse; our fostering of several insect species to pollinate our crops and produce honey, wax, propolis and venom occurs worldwide. The old beekeeping adage: "There are as many ways to keep bees as there are beekeepers" describes this amazing diversity in beekeeping. Logically then, there is no "proper" way to keep bees, no "right" way to manage for honey production, or to rear queensthe best we can do as good beekeepers and as good neighbors is to share our techniques, lore, knowledge and experiences, basing them upon a rigorous foundation in insect biology. To assume though, that this foundation is stable, would be naive. Every year, new research, and new facts about the fascinating lives our eusocial friends the Honey Bees lead, help us to be more successful beekeepers. This archive is a repository for beekeeping information. If you have trouble finding something, or if you want to add something, please do not hesitate to contact Adam Finkelstein by e-mail:

147. John's Beekeeping Notebook - Photographs And Information Topics include observation bee hives, beekeeping history, rearing queen bees, experiences of a beekeeper in the Fiji Islands, beekeeping in Ukraine. http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/

[ Home ] Observation Hives Cell-plug Queen Rearing Beekeeping History Overseas Beekeeping ... Links Welcome to . . . John's Beekeeping Notebook Photographs and information on observation bee hives, beekeeping history, rearing queen bees, my experiences as a Peace Corps volunteer beekeeper in the Fiji Islands, and working on beekeeping development projects in Ukraine and Moldova. The Beekeeping Tips section includes information on suburban beekeeping, how I keep bees for honey production and a little beekeeping humor. Welcome to my personal web site! Observation Bee Hives Cell-plug Queen Rearing American Beekeeping History Beekeeping in Fiji, Ukraine, Moldova and Romania ... Links Content from John's Beekeeping Notebook may be used for any non-commercial purpose except internet duplication, providing the source is acknowledged. Created by John Caldeira, Dallas, Texas, USA john@outdoorplace.org http://www.outdoorplace.org/beekeeping/ This page was last updated on 11 December 2004

148. Remarks That the Fable of the bees is a performance of this kind, may be easily shewn, not by general encomiums, but by pointing out its particular excellencies. http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/~econ/ugcm/3ll3/hutcheson/remarks.htm

Remarks upon the Fable of the Bees. by Frances Hutcheson REMARKS UPON The FABLE of the BEES. To Hibernicus. Nunquam aliud natura aliud sapientia decit. Juven. SIR, A Great part of your readers must have heard of a book entituled, Private Vices public Benefits. I do not intend any answer to that book; but rather hereafter to shew it to be unanswerable, notwithstanding the zealous attempts of some of the clergy. Yet it is to be hoped that that author's performance will not supersede the labours of others on the same subject, without design of answering what he has wrote. What his own private happiness is, any one may know by reflecting upon the several sorts of pleasant perceptions he is capable of. We imagine our fellows capable of the same,and can in like manner conceive public happiness. They are happy who have what they desire, and are free from what occasions pain. He is in a sure state of happiness, who has a sure prospect that in all parts of his existence he shall have all things which he desires, or at least those which he most earnestly desires, without any considerable pains. He is miserable who is under grievous pain, or who wants what he most violently desires. There is one old distinction of our desires, according as some of them are preceded naturally by a sense of pain, previously to any opinion of good to be found in the object; which is desired chiefly in order to remove the pain; whereas other desires arise only upon a previous opinion of good in the object, either to ourselves, or to those we love. These desires, though they do not presuppose any sense of pain previous to the opinion, yet may be attended with pain, when the object imagined to be good is uncertain. The former sort of desires are called appetites; the latter affections or passions. The pains of the appetites when they are not gratified are unavoidable. But the pains of many disappointed passions might have been prevented, by correcting the false opinions, or by breaking foolish associations of ideas, by which we imagine the most momentous good or evil to be in these objects or events, which really are of little or no consequence in themselves.

149. Fairladies Barn - Luxury Accommodation In St. Bees, Cumbria Guest house accommodation in St bees village eight rooms either double or twin. Brief details of the accommodation and the area. http://www.fairladiesbarn.co.uk/

Welcome to the Fairladies Barn Website ... We hope that by exploring our website you can experience what it is like to stay in our beautiful coastal village in our 17th Century sandstone barn For your viewing pleasure we have specially created a extensive virtual tour which will show you Fairladies Barn. We also have a virtual tour of our village for you to enjoy. We hope you enjoy our website and look forward to seeing you soon. Many Thanks

150. Flickr: Bees Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos to the world, securely and http://flickr.com/people/bees/

Home Sign Up Sign In Help Photos: Explore Flickr Learn More bees / Cal Henderson Flickr bristles with talent, but leaves Mr Bees wanting to bite someone savagely with his primary offensive mandibles. I'm Male and Taken iamcal Vancouver, Canada bees' contacts ( khodsden ask blackbeltjones Rodrigo Muniz wigu progrium robmanuel clambert kingryan strimble More... bees' public groups Ritual Roasters Flickr Hacks SuperHappyDevHouse FlickrHQ ... GASPs A bit more about bees... Hometown: Bedford, UK Occupation: Pixel Pusher Interests: Beige Kallese Requiem For A Dream Snow Crash ... Photos Testimonials hanni says: "This guy owns every Threadless t-shirt ever. He has cool hair too. I want hair like Cal. He's good with his stuff." termie says: "One testimonial of many. I think Cal lives near me again. Hi Cal." holgate says: "And yet, we will always regret that Cal never built dumpster.com..." globaljen says: "Cal is a DUDE. 'Nuff said."

151. BirdsAndBees.org Homepage Site for teens with information on abortion, adoption, parenting, sexually transmitted disease and birth control. http://www.birdsandbees.org/

Birth Control Pregnancy Sexually Transmitted Infections Adoption ... Parenting Links Welcome to BirdsAndBees.org! We created this website because we think you're smart. We created it because you smart people CAN make decisions about your body and your health, but you can only do that IF you have all the information that you need. This website acknowledges that sex happens, that sex can be a positive experience, and that decisions about sex and sexual health are big ones. This website is dedicated to all those who seek information needed to make informed decisions about sexual health, emotional well-being, and lifetime goals. We have included information on birth control, sexually transmitted infecions and discussions on the realities of abortion, adoption and parenting to reach our goal of providing full information. PCR also encourages you to meet with someone you trust (your doctor, your friends or a parent, a respected adult in your life, a teacher or clergy member) to discuss the information presented here. PCR does not know the needs and realities of your life. We trust that you will take this information and use it in a way to enhance your emotional, physical, and spiritual health. Aligned with our valued principle of self-empowerment, PCR does not assume responsibility for the choices that you make based on the information presented in this website.

152. North London BeeKeepers Information about the association and their activities. A wealth of photography of bees, beekeeping and honey processing. Contact details. http://www.beekeeping.org.uk/

Welcome To BeeKeeping.org.uk We would like to thank Michael Beard for all his support and help over the last 3 years. Getting us online, building and hosting our first web site, until we could build this new site of our own. If you are not automatically redirected in 20 seconds Click Here To enter

153. Welcome To Your Online Honey Bee Information Resource Your online educational resource for just about everything you want to know about honey bees and beekeeping. http://www.bees-online.com/

Main Menu Book Shoppe Surf For Bees Bees In A Wall What Is This ? Hiving A Swarm Play "Sting Me" Queen Cage Beekeeping In The Rain Beekeeping Crossword I Got Stung ! Beekeeping Newsfeed Bees In Winter Apitherapy Bee Videos African Bees The Trivia Quiz Inside The Hive Bee Anatomy Download Software Package Bees Bees At War Honey Bee Photos What Is Propolis ? Site Map Bee ID Chart Health Benefits of Honey Site Map Welcome This is an educational web site about honey bees and beekeeping. We have information about what to do if you are stung, removing beehives from within the walls or ceilings of your home, African Bees, etc. You can download fun free software programs, such as beekeeping jig saw puzzles, beekeeping crosswords, the only free e-book on the internet about honey bees, and a honey bee screensaver. We have books on honey bees and beekeeping as well as Beekeeping Videos and Dvd's to learn how to become a beekeeper. You can learn about the health benefits of honey and its use as a medicine and how Bee Venom Therapy (BVT) can benefit people with arthirtis. You can use our illustrated chart to identify diiferent kinds of bees. We have a page on interesting news about honey bees which is updated periodically. Check out our page devoted to other web sites about honey bees and much much more interesting and fascinating information about honey bees.

154. Save The Honey Bees Have you ever wondered how honey bees make honey? Did you know honey bees are a very important part of the pollination process? A Honey bee is no ordinary http://www.manteno.k12.il.us/webquest/elementary/Science/HoneyBees/Honey Bee Web

Introduction Task Process Resources ... Teacher's Page Save the Honey Bees! A Webquest for 3rd through 5th Grade Designed by Amy Gantzert gantzert4@fyidwight.net INTRODUCTION Have you ever wondered how honey bees make honey? Did you know honey bees are a very important part of the pollination process? A Honey bee is no ordinary insect, but rather an extraordinary insect! Honey bees are amazing creatures! Unfortunately, that's not how the executives at Ridit Pest Control see them. Like many people, the executives at Ridit think honey bees are just pesky insects! They are currently working on the development of a special pesticide that will "wipe out" all honey bees around the world and make them extinct. We need your help in saving the honey bees! TASK You will visit several websites to learn about honeybees. After researching these fascinating insects, you will complete the following two assignments: Draw and color a picture of a flower. Next, draw and color the same flower the way a honeybee would see it. In groups of 3 or 4, write a letter to the executives at Ridit Pest Control persuading them to

155. Baseball America Online - Burlington Bees Includes contact information, schedule, statistics, and news. http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/leagues/A_midwest/burlington/index.html

Teams - Angels Astros Athletics Blue Jays Braves Brewers Cardinals Cubs Devil Rays Diamondbacks Dodgers Expos Giants Indians Mariners Marlins Mets Orioles Padres Phillies Pirates Rangers Red Sox Reds Rockies Royals Tigers Twins White Sox Yankees - Leagues - AAA-Int'l AAA-Pac Coast AA-Eastern AA-Southern AA-Texas A-California A-Carolina A-Florida State A-Midwest A-South Atlantic A-NY-Penn A-Northwest R-Appalachian R-Pioneer R-Gulf Coast R-Arizona Independent International NCAA High School Quick Links Bees Stats Bees Homepage Burlington Hawk Eye 2002 Schedule April Kane County at Wisconsin Wisconsin at Peoria Beloit Clinton Burlington at Quad City Quad City at Cedar Rapids May at Cedar Rapids at Fort Wayne Cedar Rapids at K.C. Peoria at Quad City Quad City Quad City South Bend at Clinton June West Michigan Lancaster at Michigan at Dayton Cedar Rapids at Cedar Rapids at Beloit at Wisconsin July at South Bend Michigan at Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids at W.M. at Kane County Wisconsin Peoria Beloit at Quad City August Quad City at Quad City at Lancaster Kane County Clinton at Clinton Fort Wayne at Quad City Quad City at Peoria Clinton at Clinton Dayton September Dayton Burlington Bees A Midwest League affiliate of the Kansas City Royals Office Address: 2712 Mt. Pleasant St., Burlington, IA 52601.

156. Entomology Web Sites: Specified Insects: Bees Ants, bees, Wasps and Allies A description of the HYMENTOPTERAN order An Apple For Your Teacher From the bees! Describes CrossPollination, GEARS http://www.isis.vt.edu/~fanjun/text/Link_specb01.html

BEES Home General Association Management ... t-z General Information about Bees Apiculture in Northeast Bazzzza's Bee Site Bee Award An Expert System from Penn. State University The BEE Bulletin Board System BIOSIS Bees and Honey Kohala Net BeeNet BeePage BeeNet Germany a non-internet based BBS centered in Europe for beekeepers BEE Page home of the APINET BEE-L bee biology discussion list BIOSIS Chris-o-rama Bee Page Honey Bee from Virginia TECH Bumble Barf Honey How bees make honey? Vision: How Bees See Their World GEARS B-eye: See the world through the eyes of a honey bee Bee Alert Bees and Environment BEE-Listserv International Bee Research Association The Honeybee waggle dance: Michigan Entomological Society The Buzz on Beezz David Yarrow at Turtle EyeLand The Internet Apiculture and Beekeeping Archive for sci.agriculture.beekeeping, bee-l, beekeeping information, honey bee biology.... Introduction to Hymenoptera UCMP Berkeley exhibit Kangaroo Island and Ligurian Honey Bee Page Latest Buzz: Our Featured Bee-Note Speaker MidniteBee The Pollination Scene Practical pollination tips and info WAXWeb feature film Yahoo's Bee Page Bees Related Associations and Institutes (Labs) American Bee Journal Beehave: Bee Behavior Laboratory Life Sciences Institute of The Hebrew University B.I.B.B.A.: Bee Improvement and Bee Breeders' Association

157. File Not Found This site offers lots of detailed information on wasps and bees, particularly those found in Missouri. http://www.conservation.state.mo.us/nathis/insects/mowasp/wasps.html

Skip to Main Content. Nature Shop Help Jobs Search Fishing Forestry Nature Private Land ... Education Monday, September 19, 2005 Outdoor Recreation Events Get Involved Magazine ... About MDC File Not Found This file cannot be located. Looking for the free screensaver? The correct url does not have a hyphen in the name. You can find it here. Looking for documents on plants or animals in Missouri? Our nature section has undergone a restructuring. Until our search engine indexes the new pages, you might begin in our nature section and then step through the appropriate links (e.g., plants, mammals, etc.) until you get to the document you would like to see. The nature section is at http://www.conservation.state.mo.us/nathis/ Looking for our Atlas? this has been converted to a new database system. You can find it here. Looking for a job listing? Job listings are pulled from the server after their closing date. This means that a bookmarked job opportunity listing may cease to work in the future. You should, instead, bookmark the general job opportunity page at http://www.conservation.state.mo.us/about/jobs/

158. The Infography About Bees Sources recommended by a professor emeritus whose research specialty is bees. http://www.infography.com/content/253020170262.html

Search The Infography: Bees The following sources are recommended by a professor emeritus whose research specialty is bees. Six Superlative Sources Winston, M., 1987. The Biology of the Honey Bee, 281 pp., Harvard University Press. Alford, D.V., 1975. Bumblebees. 352 pp., Davis-Poynter. Frisch, K. von, 1967. The Dance Language and Orientation of Bees, 566 pp., Harvard University Press. Michener, C. D., 1974. The Social Behavior of the Bees: A Comparative Study, 404 pp., Harvard University Press. O'Toole, C. and A. Raw, 1991. Bees of the World, 192 pp., Blanford Books. Michener, C. D., 2000. The Bees of the World, 913 pp., Johns Hopkins University Press. Search The Infography Advanced Search Page Through The Infography Alphabetically Beaches Bees Beethoven, Ludwig (1770-1827) About The Infography published by Fields of Knowledge Clicking this button will display the HTML code. "The Infography about Bees" http://www.infography.com/content/253020170262.html Springfield, Vermont 05156-2319 USA

159. Katie's Tupelo Honey Producers of pure Florida Tupelo honey for wholesale and retail sales. Also available are gift baskets, beeswax candles, bears, bees and jewelry. http://www.tupelo-honey.com/

According to the bees, produced in prime tupelo country, Western Florida 100% Pure Unprocessed Honey Katie's Tupelo Honeystix All orders custom wrapped News: Sep 18, 2005 Currently being updated... - Katie's Tupelo Honey Contact Information Please verify availability, if desired, by email or telephone. If you use SPAM Blocking software, please look for a return message with subject "KTH" in your "suspect folder" or set your anti-SPAM software to accept the subject "KTH" (Katie's Tupelo Honey). Unfortunately, we do not originate email from the address katie@tupelo-honey.com but all email received at this address will be answered, or at least, acknowledged, in a timely manner. Telephone FAX (recommend email, below) Postal address 3028 N. 47th Ave Phoenix, AZ 85031 Electronic mail General Information: katie@tupelo-honey.com Webmaster: timrickard@cox.net You are visitor # since November 18, 2004 P Last modified: January 11, 2005

160. RollingStone.com: Free The Bees : A Band Of Bees : Review Free The bees , by A Band of bees rated and reviewed by Rolling Stone These young Brits deliver very retro, slightly cheesedout pop, which can verge on http://www.rollingstone.com/reviews/album/_/id/7400987/abandofbees?rssfeed=cdrev

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