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Posted on: 07 November, 2012
Friends, family members and former colleagues of Dr. Norman Frame were on hand to witness the dedication of a commemorative bench honoring the former East Central University professor of education on Nov. 3.
The new bench joins approximately 30 memorial benches in the Frank R. Crabtree, Sr. Honor Plaza.
Frame came to Ada and ECU in 1964 from Fort Hays State University in Hays, Kan. At ECU, he served as director of elementary education. He also taught elementary school methods courses in mathematics, reading, language arts and elementary curriculum.
Posted on: 05 November, 2012
High school juniors and seniors have the opportunity to learn what it's like to be a college student at East Central University by participating in Tiger Connection on Wednesday, Nov. 14.
Tiger Connection is designed for prospective students to visit campus and meet with students, faculty and staff as well as connect with other potential ECU Tigers.
Teachers of the Year Reception/Marvin Stokes Lecture Set for Monday, Nov. 5 at East Central UniversityPosted on: 05 November, 2012
Eleven local and area teachers will be honored at a reception and Oklahoma State Teacher of the Year Elaine Hutchison will speak at the annual Marvin Stokes Endowed Lecture on Monday, Nov. 5, at East Central University.
The eleven teachers will be honored with a reception at the Oklahoma Regents Room of the ECU Student Union from 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Immediately following the reception, Hutchison will deliver the Stokes Lecture in the Estep Auditorium of the Bill S. Cole University Center at 6:30 p.m.
Posted on: 02 November, 2012
East Central University business professor Dr. Pat Fountain was recently named Community Engagement Professional of the Year, it was recently announced at the 2012 Heartland Conference in St. Louis, Mo.
The award was presented by the Oklahoma Campus Compact organization.
It recognizes one professional from a member campus in Oklahoma, who has worked toward the institutionalization of academic service-learning.
Posted on: 02 November, 2012
Dr. Christine Pappas, associate professor of political science and legal studies at East Central University, has been elected to the National Pi Sigma Alpha Executive Council, it was recently announced.
Pi Sigma Alpha is the National Political Science Honor Society and Pappas has served as ECU advisor since 2001. She is one of 12 members named to the executive council for 2012-2014.
Posted on: 01 November, 2012
Three members of the string faculty from the University of Central Oklahoma, along with East Central University's Starla Hibler, will perform a concert of Baroque chamber music on Thursday, Nov. 8, at 7:30 p.m. at the Ada Arts and Heritage Center, 14th and Rennie, in Ada.
Hibler will be joined by UCO faculty members Dr. Tess Remy-Schumacher, Dr. Ralph Morris and Theodora Morris.
The concert is free and open to the public.
ACCLAIMED HISTORICAL INTERPRETER PACE WILL PORTRAY AMERICAN HUMORIST/POET LANGSTON HUGHES AT LITERARY ARTS FESTIVALPosted on: 30 October, 2012
Acclaimed Chautauqua historical interpreter Charles Everett Pace will portray American humorist and poet Langston Hughes as part of East Central University's 17th Annual Literary Arts Festival on Nov. 8.
Pace will be appearing in "On the Road with Langston Hughes" from noon to 1:15 p.m. at the Ataloa Theatre inside the Hallie Brown Ford Fine Arts Center on the ECU campus.
Posted on: 30 October, 2012
East Central University faculty, staff and students, along with the Ada community, can learn about high performance computing as Dr. Henry Neeman, from the University of Oklahoma, will be speaking on the topic the ECU campus Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Estep Multimedia Room of the Bill S. Cole University Center.
With the advent of multicore technology, it won't be long before cell phones and all types of computers will contain supercomputer technology, according to Clay Carley, instructor of mathematics and computer science.


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Bush Defends Auto Bailout Amid Romney Attacks
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Bush, Romney, and Obama all show some love to the bank bailouts, though -- who says we can't all get along
President George W. Bush (R) created strong divisions within the Republican party when he
backed a $700B USD bailout
of the struggling automotive and financial sectors. Both he and current President Barack Obama (D) see eye to eye on this issue, though -- they felt that bailouts were the only thing keeping the nation from economic collapse.
Public surveys during the height of the recession indicated that
nearly 60 percent of Americans disapproved
of the bailout.
I. Bush Defends Bailouts, Says he Did the Right Thing
Criticism from his party and the public has not swayed former President Bush's conviction that he made the right choice. In a Q&A at an auto dealer convention in Las Vegas, President Bush
is quoted
as saying, "I'd do it again. I didn't want there to be 21 percent unemployment."
As to the
free market proponents
that say that the companies should have been allowed to go through the traditional process of bankruptcy and liquidation, Mr. Bush disagrees. He says that he would traditionally support that -- but that the cumulative impact of the recession required a
more intimate approach
. He comments, "If you make a bad decision, you ought to pay. [But] sometimes circumstances get in the way of philosophy."
He says he "had to" break with his rigid conservative roots and craft the bailout, in order to "safeguard American workers and families." He takes credit for crafting the financial tools that President Obama would later use to slow the recession and set the nation back on more stable financial ground. He comments, "[I expected to] kind of ride out to the sunset [in my last year of presidency]. [But] I didn't want to saddle my successor with an additional economic crisis."
He said his Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke approached him, stating, "Are you willing to gamble [with the chance of depression]."
He recalls replying, "I don't want there to be a depression, no matter what the probability may be…"
President Bush says he made a tough choice, but the right one. [Image Source: Getty Images]
The bailout will go down in American history as a controversial invasion of the private sector, which the American government has traditionally sought to play a limited regulatory role in. But some economists and historians also credit the program for possibly preventing a depression [
], although such "what if" scenarios are indelibly open to debate.
II. The Results
For all the resentment, President Bush believes that inaction would have left his reputation far more tarnished. He states, "I didn't want to gamble. I didn't want history to look back and say, 'Bush could have done something but chose not to do it.'"
Presidents Bush and Obama used the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to ease financial firms and automakers through a gentler process [
], which allowed them to consolidate their profitable segments and stay in business. Laggard units were
dumped off to the highest bidder
in an attempt to pay the bailout loans and grants.
Presidents Obama and Bush cumulatively archictected the bailout. [Image Source: AP]
The government even took a stake in many of the "bailed out" financial firms, as well as General Motors Comp. (
) and Chrysler. The government has
recouped some of the money
it loaned, but it will likely never be repayed some of the billions it poured into both sectors. In fact, it's
already forgiven some of the bailout recipients
of substantial chunks of taxpayer debt, and given many of these struggling firms tax holidays, which will allow them to enjoy tax-free profits for years to come.
On the flip side of the coin, while the government isn't collecting any corporate taxes from these fortunate corporations, it has avoided a surge in unemployment. GM and Chrysler today profitable [
] and
-- as are some of the rescued financial firms.
Liquidation would have left tens of thousands of GM and Chrysler assembly line workers unemployed. [Image Source: Scott Olson/Getty Images]
Other nations also participated in the bailout of the automakers [
III. Republican Hopeful Romney Blasts, Bush, Bailouts
One person who is
not a fan of President Bush or his bailouts
is leading Republican 2012 presidentical candidate Mitt Romney. He commented in September, "[Automakers] needed to move into a managed bankruptcy process rather than getting money up front by President Bush or President Obama. They wasted a lot of money."
Mr. Romney stirred up controversy during the waning days of the Bush presidency, with an editorial in
The New York Times
, "
Let Detroit Go Bankrupt
which blasted the Bush bailouts.
In the piece he wrote:
IF General Motors, Ford and Chrysler get the bailout that their chief executives asked for yesterday, you can kiss the American automotive industry goodbye. It won't go overnight, but its demise will be virtually guaranteed.
Without that bailout, Detroit will need to drastically restructure itself. With it, the automakers will stay the course — the suicidal course of declining market shares, insurmountable labor and retiree burdens, technology atrophy, product inferiority and never-ending job losses. Detroit needs a turnaround, not a check.
Intriguingly, Mr. Romney has not been overly critical of the banking sector, which received far more money from TARP than the automotive sector. One possible reason why? According to
Open Secrets
, "
bailout banks
" such as JP Morgan Chase & Comp. (
), Bank of America Corp. (
), and Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (
) have been extremely generous Mr. Romney, donating millions to his presidential bid.
On the financial sector he
, "I believe that it was necessary to prevent a cascade of bank collapses."
Mitt Romney has attacked the bailout to try to score points with conservative voters.
[Image Source: Emmanuel Dunand/Getty Images]
Judging as the average corporation or special interest group receives $222 USD in tax breaks per $1 USD spent [
], the $10M USD he received from the financial sector would put him on the hook for roughly $2.22B USD in "tax holidays", and similar taxpayer funded goodies, should he be elected.
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Just when you thought Europe would never take strong action against Russian policy in Ukraine, something big is in the works. The $20 billion South Stream pipeline, long sought by Moscow as a way to export natural gas to Europe without going through Ukraine, is hanging by a thread. Losing it would be a real setback for Vladimir Putin. Yet the reason it is in jeopardy says even more about why it's so hard to counter Russian policy.
Canceling South Stream ought to be a no-brainer. The pipeline aims to isolate and weaken Ukraine. The project is vulnerable, however, only because it's contrary to the European Union's arcane guidelines requiring competition in energy markets. Just months ago, Europe seemed ready to bend its rules in South Stream's favor. (Gazprom—the Russian state-owned energy company—won't grant rival suppliers access to the pipeline, as true compliance would require.) The European parliament has passed a non-binding resolution in favor of cancellation. This week, EU energy commissioner Gunther Oettinger told the Financial Times that he too was reconsidering. His dry formulation: "Exemptions are not my priority for Gazprom."
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Secretary of State John Kerry says that reversing Europe's energy dependence on Russia is a matter of "urgency" for the United States. Success would require a huge commitment, including a willingness to shape U.S. energy policy to meet Europe's needs. It's not enough to rely on the fine print of EU regulations.
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MUNCIE, Ind. - The Ball State women's basketball team (3-7) suffered a 69-67 loss to Northern Kentucky (2-5) Saturday evening in Worthen Arena.
For the game senior guard Shanee' Jackson tied her career high with an 18 point performance. Freshman forward Nathalie Fontaine had 15 points while sophomore guard Brittany Carter ended the night with 13 and junior guard Brandy Woody chipped in 10.
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Interesting video
November 22, 2013, 11:01:21 AM »
Bees kill Varroa mites - hygienic behavior - ResistantBees.com
I have heard that knowledge is power.. so i spend lot of time looking up things I need to learn about, and came across this video...
It interested me because it put together several of the things I had been thinking as I watched other videos and read books and posts.. its an Austrian video translated, but its done well, and references both Dee and Michael.
In my reading and watching... I came across a site where the author explained that bees do NOT build small cell.. he PROVED this by giving his large cell bees a foundation-less frame and letting them build their own cells.. then he measured those cells which turned out to be around 5.1... which proved that small cell was completely false...
I referenced a few sites to him, and tried to explain what he did wrong in a single short Email.. He informed me if I contacted him again I would be speaking to the police for harassment... I hardly think one polite Email constitutes harassment.. but I desisted and left him alone... The point of the story is.. if you are that type of person, one who refuses to consider possibilities, then there is no point in you watching or replying. Please continue as you are.. If you are however, even slightly more open minded.. please watch, and let me know what you think.
Initially. I believed the reasons behind small cell was that there was not enough ROOM in the cell for the varoa, and that made no sense to me.. I finally figured out it had more to do with the TIME from laying to hatching being about a day shorter... But this is the first I have heard about hygenic behavior being attributed specifically to small cell..
I am interested in hearing your experiences or seeing more videos that get more involved..
Michael.. you were referenced as someone who TESTED this small cell hygenic behavior with normal bees..... is this on your site or in your book? I have not seen it but may have overlooked it.
I am using foundation-less, and rotating out the plastic on the few that still have it.. NOT because of any implied varoa bonus, but more along the lines of being CHEAP and not wanting to buy foundation, as well as the fact that it allows me to cut out comb honey, and queen cells. It allows me to rotate out the wax every three years by simply cutting out the frame and dropping it back into the box...
I will know more next year, as I intend to test all of the theories and methods apparently proven by others by checking my natural comb bees in comparison to those I have that are still on large cell plastic...
Please dont start ranting here. I would prefer a good argument, it teaches us all things, while someone standing on a pedestal yelling only drives everyone away.
39 Hives and growing. Havent found the end of the comfort zone yet.
Queen Bee
Posts: 1011
Re: Interesting video
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November 23, 2013, 12:22:13 AM »
No one willing to stick their necks out on this?
I do have to say that figuring an extra 20K cells per box using small, or natural cell is impressive, at least to me. If only half of the claims are true.. HALF.... then why wouldnt people want to try it?
I'm using foundation-less.. I was told by at least two dozen people it wouldnt work.. So far, it IS working... Once I have 100 hives, maybe it wont work, it may be too much for me to handle.. Maybe 40 hives will be too much.. I dont KNOW, until I get there... Just like not treating.. I wont KNOW until I get there.. but it would sure help if those experienced would talk about it.. At this point It would be worth a lot to me to be able to spend just a week working hives with someone who followed this progression so I could pick their brains.
39 Hives and growing. Havent found the end of the comfort zone yet.
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November 27, 2013, 07:59:34 AM »
I only had time to partialy watch the video, he's a bit all over the place. Comparing two species of bees is a bit like the apples & oranges, but maybe that comes later.
The only two ways I know of regressing bees is to cull comb until you have a brood chamber of smaller cells or introduce small cell foundation.
If you haven't found it already, (besides Michel Bush) Dennis Murell @ natural bees.com ( now talking stick/bees.com) has regressed his bees and gives some good read also.
Can't ever say that bk'n ain't a learning experience!
Queen Bee
Posts: 1011
Re: Interesting video
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November 27, 2013, 11:27:31 AM »
Thanks rwlaw.. I like new places to research
39 Hives and growing. Havent found the end of the comfort zone yet.
Galactic Bee
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November 28, 2013, 08:59:34 AM »
Thanks for posting this OldMech. I watched the whole video. Very informative. Before this video, I didn't think there were any commercial beeks that were not treating there bees.
I am going into my forth winter with out treating. First years were horrible. Last year I increased my hives to 12 going into winter and had 14 in February, got 2 swarms in January. I'm waiting to see how these bees fare this winter with no treatment. I'm hoping it was not just a fluke.
"If you don't read the newspaper you are uninformed. If you do read the newspaper you are misinformed."--Mark Twain
Queen Bee
Posts: 1011
Re: Interesting video
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November 28, 2013, 11:31:21 AM »
I'm glad to hear that you have made it this far. Sawdstmakr.. I cant say I am treatment free yet.. but I would prefer to be.. which is why I study, watch and read everything I can.. I "see" certain things in common with those who claim TF and often wonder why when some try it that they do well, and others fail.. do they fail? Or do they give up too soon? Do their circumstances differ? Or do they just need something to disagree with?
Within a 100 mile radius of where I live the differences of methods create arguments, so its a given that from one side of the country to the other those arguments will be even greater. The biggest difficulty in beekeeping is that there are few straight paths to follow, and the curvy overgrown paths are hilly and fraught with danger.
Personally.. I find it difficult to believe that those who claim treatment free are intentionally trying to deceive the rest of us, while at the same time accept that those who Argue so vehemently that it is not possible, and does not work BELIEVE what they say.
39 Hives and growing. Havent found the end of the comfort zone yet.
Galactic Bee
Posts: 6896
Re: Interesting video
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November 29, 2013, 07:48:20 AM »
Yesterday we had our first cold snap and I was checking and cleaning out the oil trays, they are dry. It had been at least 3 weeks since i cleaned them out. I found one hive out of 13 with a couple of mites and it has a lot of what looks like a mite shell. I was going to put those shells under a microscope to see what they are but with family coming in for the big meal it never happened. I also saw the same thing in my observation hive, last night. I did take a good look at the bees in this hive and I could not see a single mite on any of these bees. I did notice that just about all of the bees in this hive are very small. Usually they vary in size from small to large.
Does any one know where they come from? They look like they are shed shells.
I plan on inspecting all of the trays this morning to see if there are any mites, it will bee a 24 hour count.
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Let us know what you figure out about the shells AND the mite count!!
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Quote from: OldMech on December 01, 2013, 08:48:19 PM
Let us know what you figure out about the shells AND the mite count!!
After 24 hours, most of my hives had 0 mites in the trays. I had one hive with 3 mites and one with 4 mites. These are all 2 boxes deep or larger hives (either 1 deep and 1 or more mediums or 2 or more mediums).
I have not had a chance to pull out the microscope tho look at the shells.
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I enjoyed the video. When I restarted beekeeping I surrounded the nucs I got with 4.9 mm Mann Lake plastic frames and regressed them pretty thoroughly as I then cycled the 5.4 out of the brood nest. I had not mites to speak of that first year and thought I had found that small cell was the answer. Late the nest summer, I thought I better do sugar rolls on my colonies and was aghast when I found four to six percent mite counts! I treated with apiguard because I figured I couldn't keep bees if none of them wintered.
Now this past season, I found no appreciable mite levels but I attribute it to splitting and brood breaks. I sure hope the SC is a part of control, but even, if it isn't I like the idea of raising more bees in a smaller brood nest and here in our cold springs, I think that is a real advantage to getting bees built up for the flow.
I just did my cyber Monday buy on PF 127's and got them for $1.611 apiece delivered and waxed. Hard to build a frame that cheap and I have little difficulty getting them drawn on regressed colonies. After they are drawn, it is fairly easy to get a lot of good foundationless frames drawn pretty easily.
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As I understand it..having low mites in the first year is normal.. its the progressive years that get worse.. My issue is deciding what to do.. or rather WHEN to do it.. There is a fine line that I cant seem to see...
..... letting the mites build up until they REACH the point the bees react to them ....
Sounds great when you read it.. but at what point are the bees reacting, and at what point are they about to crash? The Ideal response would be NOT to treat if the bees react, and let them handle it.. and TREAT if they do NOT react, or do not react well enough..
I find it hard to WAIT and take the risk.. without TAKING that risk I think I will not reach the point of being treatment free. With a LOT more hives planned for spring I will be in a better place to let the bees do their thing... With two yards I can treat one, and not the other.. so I will have bees to split/repopulate if the untreated all die... On the other hand.. if I have a few untreated hives that survive.. I can begin making queens and splits from them each year and build up my TF yard.. and eventually begin requeening the bees in my home yard... at least.. thats the plan for now...
I sure hope the SC is a part of control, but even, if it isn't I like the idea of raising more bees in a smaller brood nest and here in our cold springs, I think that is a real advantage to getting bees built up for the flow.
I agree 100%.. It MAY help, and it certainly isn't hurting.
I bought 500 of the PF 127's but use them mostly as guides in between my foundation-less frames.. the bees usually go for the foundation-less first.. in the few cases they didnt I left the plastic installed, and try to rotate the frames through he hive and out so I am always getting extra drawn comb.. I NEVER have enough drawn comb..
Good price on the frames!! I needed them so ordered them at regular price.. I need to be more frugal...
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Great film it is plausable. I am going foundationless so I might see these benifits in the future
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Sure. I mean, the fans are the one who drive player salaries, by being such a great audience for advertisers, by buying tickets and schwag. If the fans did not invest so much into the game, then the money would not be there for the players. Excess (surplus) is based on the labour theory of value. We see these guys doing nothing, but being guaranteed money. The other side of that is that these guys are rare properties, they are very exclusive, and with so much money available for players, then the rarest, shiniest, newest are going to get their cut (subjective theory of value). The NBA has a more traditional players union that punishes rookies and rewards older players. The NFL is much more cutthroat which is why guys secure guaranteed money when they have the leverage to do so. I do agree, the salaries are huge, but if I was playing, I would not leave money on the table either. I would get every nickel guaranteed that I could.
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Organizers of Saturday's madness did something Mother Nature could not: drop 162,000 pounds of snow on Emerald City. Thirty-four dump trucks of the stuff, scooped from the mountains and dumped outside the Seattle Center, right next to the Space Needle and Paul Allen's Experience Music Project Museum.
"I grew up in Colorado," said Mara "Attila The" Hahn, a nanny and performer in a Seattle Afro pop band, "so I think it's hysterical they're having to import snow here. The 'snow' we have here is so adorable."
Of course she threw some air quotes while saying "snow," because Seattle sees way more rain than snow. But that doesn't mean Seattlites don't know what to do when the powder starts flying. Before the fight started in earnest, several groups arrived early to form snow forts. Some of the castles were simply medieval. Others, not so much.
"Needs to be a little higher for us to survive," Royce Moriarty, a sophomore at the University of Washington, noted while inspecting his team's defense and eying everyone else's offense. He was there with about 30 Alpha Sigma Phi brethren building a frozen frat fort. "It's going to be interesting."
A few local corporate types showed up to play. REI seemed like a logical fit, given the region's penchant for the outdoors. Emerald City Comicon was appropriately quirky. Walmart, though, caught me by surprise. Tom McReynolds, a regional marketing manager for the retailer Goliath, said his company sponsors several charities, including the Boys & Girls Clubs of King County, the beneficiary of the day's festivities. Organizers raised about $50,000.
Fort Wal-Mart was looking pretty scrappy, with large patches of dirty snow being sprayed over with blue food coloring. "It may be ugly, but it serves a purpose," McReynolds said. It did not have a greeter. Odd.
I asked him if his team was going to kick ass. "Absolutely," he said. "We have a minor league pitcher. He's our ace in the hole."
In addition to ringers, some peeps showed up with snowball makers and had amassed serious arsenals hours before the first toss. Rapidly dropping temperatures left people with a lot of, um, icy balls. Eye protection was required, but not enforced. The next time I attend the World Record Snowball Fight, I'm bringing a bike helmet. And a flak jacket.
The main event, scheduled to begin at 5 p.m., started more than a half hour late because of a bottleneck getting into the venue. Sure, you're supposed to have fun and all, but this is a supposed to be a record-setting fight. Quantity over punctuality.
Not that the delay stopped people from prematurely tossing snowballs. How else are you supposed to pass time while waiting for a snowball fight? It got a bit out of hand. "Do you like the music?" someone asked over the PA. "Then please don't aim snowballs at the DJ." Of course, it didn't help that the guy kept playing, "Ice, Ice Baby."
The battlefield was split more or less into two halves, with one having a large and wide sniper's alley. People (and photographers) crossed at their own peril. While stupidly passing through that dangerous stretch, I ran right toward a cat with a huge smile and a huge snowball in each hand.
"Your camera saves you," he told me. It's one of the rare times in my career I'd heard that.
If you watch video of the record-setting snowball fight in South Korea two years ago, it looks playful and fun, with 5,387 people playfully tossing powdered snow in the air for a minute. Pfft. This is Seattle, baby. These kids were a little more on task.
The entire night took a life of its own, as some played a form of storm the castle. Many threw snowballs wildly and blindly. Smart ones ducked. Dumb ones didn't. Many earned welts for their bravado/stupidity.
The official fight lasted a minute or so, though the armistice wasn't strictly enforced after the timed round.
The official announcement that we (yes, I hurled my share of snowballs, too) set a world record, was interrupted by repeated PA announcements along the lines of, "Can we get an EMT to the front stage?" I went to investigate. Sure enough, there were a few banged-up revelers. One woman near the stage was getting warm hugs from friends while nursing a bloody nose with, naturally, a large snowball. She also was laughing and smiling through her pain.
What I didn't realize was that were 130 judges watching for pacifists. Those not playfully playing were deducted from the total inside the field of play. The "official" count by Guinness was 5,834, though I saw a couple of good friends sneak in over the fence.
As folks wandered off for the post-game pub crawl, some posed for photographs like tourists in front of Roman ruins, a visual souvenir to accompany their war stories.
"I feel like I'm a kid. That's why I'm here," said Hahn. "And I don't have to be home by dark."
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New to planted tanks and clueless...
I was wondering if someone could take a look at what I'm doing and see if it's sufficient, not even close, hit or miss, etc.
29 Gallon tank
Am running 2 filters until the new one gets a colony - Penguin 150B (the old one) and the new one is a Cascade 200.
I am just now trying my first attempt at planting a tank. The tank has been running for about 4 months with fish in it. I started with a T8 Floramax bulb. I also put Caribsea midnight flormax under my blue gravel.
Today I switched to a glasstop, and I added the Aqueon 30" T5 with the 6700k and Colormax bulbs. I have seen conflicting info on watts needed. On one forum about planted tanks everyone was saying that watts per gallon only applied to T12 bulbs, and in others, it doesn't seem to matter what bulbs they are using for watts per gallon to apply.
I am using Seachem Fourish Excel daily for my carbon since I want to see if I can keep basic plants alive before I go all out (and my husband would kill me if I spent that kinda money after everything else I've spent). I also use Aqueon Aquarium PLant Food and the other day I added the Seachem Flourish Tabs to my substrate just to make sure they had enough yummy plant goodness to grow. I was going to return the T5's that I bought before I set them up and get the T5 HO, but noticed that although some of my plants were getting a bit brown on the edges, I several had definite new growth. I have some umbrella plants, a windelov java fern, a plant that looks like very long blades of grass, and another unknown plant that is a bunch of long stems with a long skinny triangle shape leaf with wavy edges on the end of each stem. That one had a bunch of roots that were not attached to each other, so I broke it up and planted in 4 different locations. It wasn't doing well until I did that. Some of the leaves look a bit sad, but I am happy to report that 3 of the 4 have new growth.
So my question is, with the new lights I added, should I keep the T8 Floramax too, or is that overkill? I do have 2 bubblers that my 4 year old is very attached too. If I add the carbon can I keep them? One uses a small airstone, the other just puts a row of tiny bubbles up, and doesn't cause too much agitation. If I want the bubblers, should I add extra Excel, or just use the dosage recommended (I'm adding 1/2 tsp daily, cause I have about 25 gallons of actual water in the tank after substrate and decor have been added.
Also, if I just say screw it and pull out all of the artifical plants at once and go plant crazy and plant more, will that affect my biological bacteria? I do have a very large (15") arifical plant that is the "focal piece" of my tank right now. I want to obviously replace this with a large real plant of a similar size (my fake one is very bushy, and is about 6" diameter at the widest point) so my fishies have a very nice bush to hide in. What would you recommend that gets biggish that would work with my current parameters and chemicals?
In the tank, I have 4 Cherry Barbs, 5 Glofish, one Red Rainbow, a Paradise Fish (I female, we think) and a Golden Dojo Loach.
Any thoughts would be great!
Welcome to Plantedtank.net :)
Here is a post you should read and find how how much PAR lighting you have. http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/sh...ht=par+ratings
The t5 HO and t5 may have a PAR value on the box or you might be able to contact the manufacture to find out. The PAR value is based on distance from the lighting to the substrate.
Depending on your ligthing will determine how you need to dose fertilizer. Excel is a carbon suppliment, but I don't think it off gases like a Co2 injected tank so the bubbler you have can stay or may have to go if you end up having to do DIY co2 or what not.
Seachem Flourish Root tabs are used to suppliment root feeding plants. An example would be Crypts and Amazon Swords. Stem plants however would not benefit from root tabs because they get their nutrients from the water colum.
I would pull the fakes maybe one at a time per week. You will be having a small effect on the bacterial colonies, but probably not enough to notice on a water parameter test. At the same time, you will be slowly changing the environment instead of all at once.
re: newbie and confused
Thanks for the replies. I think I understand the basic concept of par ratings. But not the exactpractical application. My tank is 18" deep. My lights are directly on top of the glass top so I think it is safe to assume that they are. About 19.5" from the bottom of the tank. That being said my substrate is about 2-4 inches thick front to back so I guess the distance is about 17" in front sloping to 15" towards the back. Most of my plants are small and planted in front half of the tank so well say an average of about 16" from the substrate. I could not find the par rating for any of my lights online or on the box. I found several forum discussions with links saying they had a list of the info but none of them went to the actual info.
Specifically I have a 17 w aqueon floramax t8 and an aqueon t5 ballast running a t5 daylight 6700 bulb and a t5 colormax bulb. Both are supposed to be 18 watts. I will tryto call the manufacturer tomorrow but I'm going out on a limb to suggest that the info night be hard to find? Based on what I've got (I assume these are common bulbs since I got them at pet smart and see them at all the specialty shops) does it sound like I might have some over kill? The light seems very bright to me in the tank and the fishies kinda wigged out for I put the lights on. Or for great plant growth is very bright light needed?
As far as the unknown leafy plant goes maybe stem plant was a wrong choice of words. I don't know if that's what it qualifies as or not. They do have roots. I do give the them liquid plant food as well as I put the flourish tablets in the substrate. The co2 intimidates me, i admit it. It seems that it can be very pricy to do it right and I have kids. That I can see getting into a diy one.
The T8 would be around 30 PAR with no reflector and for 2 Coralife Normal output T5 Looks like 22 PAR. Not sure if thats comparable to yours or not. I think you may add them together to get 52 PAR which is medium-High? I'm thinking. Although, I could be wrong I'm fairly new to PAR values too and not to experienced with mixing various types of lights. Co2 may be required. Although since they are different light strips you can always set some lights on then off and times when all lights are on for a burst.
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I don't have as much experience as many others here, but I guess I'll chime in untill they show up.I wouldn't really worry about it. If I were you I'd give them a pollen patty, some sugar water, and wait. If it's a dying queen there isn't really anything that you can do at this point in time (no other queens available, and no drones flying to make your own). If the colony has laying workers (which I don't think it is, mainly because it doesn't happen too often, and you would see the signs that 1of6 said), then the colony is done for anyway.I would anticipate that if the temps arn't cold, they are bringing in nectar and pollen, and you don't have a hive full of drones this time of year, you're just over exagerating. Just feed them and wait. Come back in 3 weeks and see if there are any problems.But if someone more experienced than I says otherwise, I'd go with them.Good luck.
It is the 3rd hive that is poorly and I strongly suspect low supplies was the problem because the comb is only 8 mos old and is squeaky clean but totally void of any honey. In addition there was a lot of wax chewed off the comb and I've read this is a sign of hungry bees/starvation. Of course the next few days/weeks will prove it all out. I did mention that we don't get a real winter here but I suppose this is from a formers N.E. resident so maybe there would be some that would argue it. I am right on the line for zone 8-9 and we had about a week of sub freezing temps about 2 weeks ago lowest temps were high 20's.Thanks for the input and I'll keep in touch. Maybe someone in the same temp zone will look at this and chime in?HowardHampstead, NC


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