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	NOVA Online \| Tales from the Hive \| The Buzz About Bees
		Bees often shield themselves from rain, which can chill their flight muscles to the point that they cannot fly.
		Bees are not fast fliers; while their wings beat over 11,000 cycles per minute, their flight speed averages only 15 miles per hour.
		The bee leaves the stinger and venom pouch behind and soon dies due to abdominal rupture.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/nova/bees/buzz.html (735 words)

	Bees
		Not only are the bees and many of their relatives pollinators of flowering plants, including fruits and vegetables, but thousands of species of small wasps are parasites of other arthropods including pest insects.
		This bee is a large insect with a hairy yellow thorax and a shiny fl abdomen.
		Listen to the bee noise from inside rooms to locate the exact position of the nest in the wall to assure that the whole colony is treated.
	www.greensmiths.com /bees.htm (4316 words)

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		A bee's flight speed is between 6 to 9 miles per hour carring a load and 8 miles per hour empty.....
		A bee's flight range is a 2 mile radius or 8000 acres.....
		The average number of bees in a hive is between 30,000 to 60,000.....
	www.cyberbee.net /kids/beebuzz.html (220 words)

	BuzzBeeCafe - About (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Buzz Bee Café is a project using alternative art forms to reach our generation for Christ.
		Buzz Bee Café seeks to connect people to earlier times when belief in miracles where part of common everyday culture.
		Buzz Bee Café seeks to help believers and non-believers increase their awareness of the Christian God’s miraculous realm.
	www.buzzbeecafe.com /About/about.htm (1354 words)

	Bee Decline May Spell End of Some Fruits, Vegetables (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bees, via pollination, are responsible for 15 to 30 percent of the food U.S. consumers eat.
		The honeybee decline, which is affecting domesticated and wild bee populations around the world, is mostly the result of diseases spread as a result of mites and other parasites as well as the spraying of crops with pesticides, scientists say.
		White varroa mites (bottom, shown in a bee cell) are one of the primary causes of the honeybee decline.
	news.nationalgeographic.com /news/2004/10/1005_041005_honeybees.html (652 words)

	The Buzz About Bee Houses for Your Garden - attracting bees to pollinate garden National Wildlife - Find Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Her tenants are blue orchard bees (Osmia lignaria), one of 4,000 native U.S. species that scientists classify as "solitary bees." Unlike the more familiar honeybees--imported from Europe--which tend to defend their nests aggressively, these widespread bees have no hive to defend.
		Solitary bees can't excavate their own holes, and their natural nest sites--woodpecker holes, hollow tips of broken tree branches and tiny tunnels made by wood-boring beetles, for example--are not exactly abundant.
		Hang your bee houses in a sheltered place, at least three feet off the ground, with the holes facing south or east to catch the morning sun.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1169/is_2002_August-Sept/ai_89436255 (903 words)

	Bee Facts
		Bees are fascinating insects, but on your property can be extremely dangerous.
		During a swarm, the bees may come to rest on a tree branch or bush, clustering in a large form - one on top of the other.
		A bee colony consists of a queen bee, drones (male bees) and female worker bees.
	www.buzzoffbees.com /beefacts.htm (404 words)

	Bee Buzz
		The secret is to populate a hive with young nurse bees and be absolutely sure that no queen exists.
		Then place the caged queens in the hive and the nurse bees will tend all the queens – feeding them through the screened covers on their cages.
		I peeked into the queen bank and found lots of bees attending the queens so all looked well and I began the process of preparing their new homes...
	www.medovina.com /BeeBuzz.htm (252 words)

	Killer bee risks all buzz : African : (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		SANTA CLARITA -- If a bee is buzzing in this valley, the likelihood is that it's the infamous Africanized "killer" that caused such a stir in the 1990s when experts warned that a dangerous new breed of honeybee was migrating to the Southwest.
		As it turns out, the killer bees have proved to be more annoying than lethal, according to experts and local exterminator Gary Fisher, who says the Africanized honeybees are more aggressive than their native predecessor, the European honeybee, but are not deadly.
		Africanized bees were intentionally bred in the 1950s in South America from imported sub-Saharan African bees that are known to be more aggressive, and more productive, than the honeybees native to America.
	www.beekeeping.co.nz /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=article&sid=1388 (843 words)

	ANDY GETS A BUZZ FROM BEE RESCUE
		SANDBACH was buzzing last week when thousands of honey bees made an appearance.
		The bees had secretly made their home in the drum for the past four years and were in storage at a Manweb sub station in Radbroke Hall, near Knutsford.
		Andy is now waiting for a warm day to be able to help the bees make their move.
	archive.thisischeshire.co.uk /1997/10/17/244944.html (302 words)

	Listen to the Bees
		He deduced that the sound came from the 4 1/2‑6 day old nurse bees and was due, not to individual bees warbling, but to the combined effect of many individual different frequencies.
		On the bee, these emerge from 14 little holes ranged along the thorax and abdomen underneath the wings; they are also locked in frequency to the wings.
		His interest in bee sounds stems from the fact that in the 1960's Eddie Woods was his regular lunchtime companion in the canteen at Broadcasting House and, through his job, he was able to help Eddie in obtaining components for his Apidictor development.
	www.beedata.com /data2/listen/listenbees.htm (6571 words)

	Buzz About the 'Bee' - Going Out Gurus
		The show follows six school spelling bee champs competing for a chance to attend the finals in Washington.
		There is an allergy-plagued geek with a magic foot, a hippie, a Boy Scout, an overachieving Asian girl, a lisping politician-to-be and an unsure dreamer as well as four audience members who are brought up on stage to compete.
		One song recurs each time the judge relives a landmark moment as she tries to determine her "Favorite Moment of the Bee." I certainly agree that finding a favorite part is a difficult task.
	blog.washingtonpost.com /goingoutgurus/2006/09/buzz_about_the_bee.html (476 words)

	Business: The bee buzz: Good news for crops, flowers
		Reports of wild bee swarms are higher than they've been in decades, and that means more bees to pollinate farm crops and backyard fruit trees.
		Bee swarms are not dangerous, and occur when a bee colony outgrows the capacity of its hive.
		A queen bee and several hundred workers will strike out to find a new home, and the swarm itself is merely lingering temporarily until a suitable hive site is found.
	www.seacoastonline.com /2000news/6_27biz.htm (593 words)

	Bumblebees Baja Grill - Media Buzz
		The ingredients are simply very, very fresh, and all the staff, from the owner on down, radiate such cheer that they make it extra fun to visit.
		But you will go to the Bumble Bee in shorts, get your food in a hurry, and complete it with zesty salsas and garnishes from the back table.
		"BUMBLE BEE" Bob Weil and wife BJ interpret the healthy fast-food environment beautifully at their bright and airy eatery emphasizing lean meats, grilled fish, and fresh ingredients.
	www.bumblebeesbajagrill.com /media_buzz.html (796 words)

	Multiple Sclerosis - The Buzz About Bee Venom Therapy for MS
		Bees are creatures that people usually work fairly hard to avoid.
		But many people with multiple sclerosis (MS) have taken an interest in bee venom, and some even arrange to be stung in an effort to treat their symptoms.
		Since we felt that this practice entailed a real risk of possible allergic reactions, some of which could be fatal, as well as the emotional and economic burdens of chasing false hopes, we felt properly conducted studies of safety and efficacy were needed.
	sciencedaily.healthology.com /multiple-sclerosis/article1023.htm (494 words)

	bee venom therapy - omaha's heartland healing center
		A bee farm is known as an "apiary" and using products of the honeybee for healing purposes is known as "apitherapy." Apitherapy is the broad practice of using bee pollen, propolis, royal jelly, beeswax, honey or bee venom for therapeutic use.
		Using the sting of the bee to encourage health is the most dramatic area of apitherapy.
		The NMSS makes it very clear that it does not recommend bee stings because of the "absence of clinical studies," and therefore has awarded funding to Fred Lublin, M.D., Director of Neuroimmunology at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia to conduct a study of its efficacy.
	www.heartlandhealing.com /pages/archive/bee_venom_therapy (915 words)

	National Spelling Bee
		The word "bee" has long been used to describe a busy gathering of people who come together for a special purpose, such as quilting, spinning, logging, or raising a barn.
		Many think that this use of "bee" was inspired by the hard-working social insect of the same name.
		The 2002 Oscar-nominated documentary Spellbound followed eight real-life contestants to the National Bee, encompassing a variety of cultural and economic backgrounds, and revealing the Bee to be a microcosm of America itself.
	www.factmonster.com /spot/spellingbee1.html (594 words)

	Buzz on the Bee \| BlogHer
		When I was little, I was an avid Spelling Bee Kid.
		I still pay attention to the National Spelling Bee, though not to the point that I can't live without it.
		I squealed with glee over the bee, especially when they used the Hawaiian words.
	blogher.org /node/6149 (548 words)

	Jew Speak: The Bee Buzz
		The buzz of a bee will send chills down the spine of almost anybody.
		It was interesting to read that there is a tiny parasite known as a 'vampire mite' that has been knocking out bee hives left and right.
		In just six months the vampire mites have managed to destroy 40 - 60 percent of the bees in the U.S. "If honeybees ceased to exist, two-thirds of the citrus, all of the watermelons, the blueberries, strawberries, pecans and beans would disappear," said Jerry Hayes, apiary inspection chief with the state's Division of Plant Industry.
	www.jewspeak.com /2005/07/bee-buzz.html (239 words)

	NCBI Honey Bee Genome Resources
		The honey bee genome, sequenced and assembled by Baylor College of Medicine with funding from the National Human Genome Research Institute, is complete and resources and publications have increased at a rapid rate.
		Sequence, assembly, annotation and analysis generated by the Honey Bee Genome Sequencing Consortium has culminated in the release of the official publication for the honey bee genome, now available in the journal Nature.
		The honey bee genome database, BeeBase, hosts Baylor assembly version 2, both as whole linkage groups and as individual scaffolds.
	www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov /genome/guide/bee (464 words)

	USATODAY.com - Spelling bee buzz is s-t-e-n-t-o-r-i-a-n (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A novel, Bee Season, about a spelling prodigy and her troubled family published in 2000, was turned into a movie released last year.
		In fact, the last big surge in spelling bee popularity may have been in the 1870s after the publication of the best-selling book The Hoosier Schoolmaster, in which the new teacher in a fictional Indiana town falls in love during a spelling bee.
		Close, who is one of the spellers profiled in American Bee, has seen the bee movies and was one of the audience members chosen to participate in the onstage spelling bee the night she saw the 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
	www.usatoday.com /news/education/2006-05-23-spelling-bee_x.htm (972 words)

	P U L S E \| The buzz about the bee
		But even if the bee was given a green light because of business reasons it is still deserving of its prime network spot, and after 79 years has become a competitive institution embedded in American culture, not unlike the Westminster Dog Show or the Kentucky Derby.
		Now that spelling bees have become popular (as subjects of movies, Broadway musicals, and documentaries), I hope that ABC continues to run the finals of the bee in primetime and keeps it as an annual event without exploiting the concept and turning it into something more than it is — a simple spelling contest.
		So much of television is filled with shallowness, violence, and a perception of kids as either little adults — participating in activities beyond their age — or as shiny, assembly-line boys and girls who seem to be manufactured in some warehouse in the San Fernando Valley (see Disney Channel).
	inthefray.com /html/article.php?sid=1694 (1340 words)

	The Buzz Newsletter
		Remember that “The Buzz” is offering $10 for one picture each month.
		The Bee Emergency Plan is being formatted into a one page information sheet that will be handed out at the summer fire school in Ames on June 15-17.
		During my phone conversation with Maury Wills, he told me interviews with prospective bee inspectors would be held after the beginning of the fiscal year.
	www.abuzzaboutbees.com /IHPA/TheBuzz/July06/Page2.htm (650 words)

	Publication and Press Portal \| Honey Bee Genome
		The complete genome sequence of the honey bee Apis mellifera by the Honey Bee Genome Sequencing Consortium has been published in the October 26, 2006 issue of the journal Nature.
		The October 27, 2006 issue of Science highlights the completion of the honey bee genome and associated studies by hosting several companion papers.
		Bee in amber ties insect to dinosaur era
	www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov /genome/guide/bee/portal.html (648 words)

	Read Portland's hundred-year-old neighborhood newspaper, THE BEE!
		BEE contributor Eileen Fitzsimons, a spectator this year, observed that this parade has grown into a major community event, and it was surprising that some candidates campaigning for office had not tumbled to the opportunity of participating--and so near to the election, too!
		BEE coverage this year was augmented with high-resolution reader photos -- e-mailed to us by Alan Mandarano and Dorie Roth -- both of whose contributions we greatly appreciate.
		No dumpsters were in evidence, and there were few signs of human activity (at least during daylight hours), and no pattern to the demise of this formerly neat and affordable motel.
	www.readthebee.com (3971 words)

	The Buzz Newsletter
		While you are working out in the bee yard, plan your entries for the state fair.
		The deadline for submissions to The Buzz is the 15th of each month.
		The Buzz is a monthly newsletter published by the Iowa Honey Producers Association which is an affiliate of the Iowa State Horticultural Society.
	www.abuzzaboutbees.com /IHPA/TheBuzz/May05/Page1.htm (645 words)

	The Buzz About Bees
		Bees are more important to us than you might think.
		They are concerned that the public is not aware of the decrease in the honey bee population and the consequences of not having enough honey bees.
		In your notes you need to describe how bees are important in pollinating plants and list the plants that honey bees pollinate.
	cte.jhu.edu /techacademy/fellows/Elrod/BeeQuest/ceindex.html (802 words)

	Buzz-Off - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Buzz-Off is a humanoid bee, and comes from a race of Bee People based in the Mystic Mountains.
		Originally tagged by Mattel as "Heroic Spy in the Sky", Buzz-Off serves He-Man and the Heroic Warriors primarily as a spy.
		His Bee People are the main focus of the episode "The Good Shall Survive" in which they come under attack by Skeletor, but Buzz-Off's role in the episode is actually little more than a cameo, other members of his race receiving a stronger focus.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Buzz-Off (576 words)

	Online NewsHour: Analysis \| Scripps Spelling Bee Grabs Nation \| June 1, 2006 \| PBS
		James Maguire, author of the book "American Bee: The National Spelling Bee and the Culture of Word Nerds," explores the factors behind the rise in popularity and the effects on kids.
		Since 1994, the bee has been broadcast exclusively on the cable sports network, ESPN, but this year, as it grows in ratings, the bee makes its debut on ESPN's broadcast parent network, ABC, on its primetime lineup, tonight at 8 o'clock Eastern.
		You might make it to the national bee possibly, but to get to the final rounds it is really all about understanding.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/education/jan-june06/spellingbee_06-01.html (1602 words)

	About The Bee's Knees Restaurant China (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The bee's knees is one of the many catch phrases that originated in the 1920's during the flapper period.
		Here at The Bee's Knees we use it to describe what our customers have come to expect in the quality and value they receive when purchasing their restaurantware china from us.
		Or drop us an email at: The Bee's Knees and we will be glad to place a reciprocal link on our site to yours.
	home.comcast.net /~dinerware/links.html (531 words)

	#325 Buzzy Bee
		Fisher-Price made four different Bees from 1950 to 1985 each with the same shape and movement but colored differently.
		FPT4160 - Small wooden cut-out bee with paper lithographs on the sides and edges of a yellow bee with pink checks, big blue eyes, and fl, brown and yellow stripes on it's tail.
		The bee has two attached spring antennaes with a red bead on the end of each and yellow plastic wings on the side that turn as the bee is pulled.
	www.thisoldtoy.com /L_FP_Set/toy-pages/300-399/325-buzzybee.html (224 words)

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