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Not being allowed to join the Monday night book club.

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Exactly - the need for unions to protect employees > is pretty redundant these days. You?re having a laugh aren't you?

The Greyhound in Dulwich village, Franklins in Lordship Lane Mirash by Goose Gree or Surma in LL. Also Sema Thai in LL.

We have just as many murderers and psychopaths as any nation for example. We just don't give them jobs in positions of power where they can legally practise their sadism. What about our leaders who kept up twelve years of murderous sanctions against Iraq, followed by invasion; Afghanistan and now Libya? Sorry, off topic.

Borough Market has fantastic food.

Are they still there?

I fitted the new queen last Friday and was thinking of an inspection this Saturday but think I will leave it for another week. What do you think? Thanks dulwichbeekeeper Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hope there all behaving there selfs know the > secound nector flow is just starting so that > should keep them busy

For GM bees? maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fit the little dickens with one of these and see > if she wanders... > > http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSST9NnddF > GTY2Ec9QGwe1gDMsZRNxaZmIeWFR1QVoN2AWFJYAN

Who was the potential buyer?

Do the RSPCA have anything to say about this habit of clipping a bees wings? No but the RSPCI might. Will check.

The young lad has gone very quiet. I wonder if a sudden gust of wind blew him slightly off centre on the way down. More info to follow. As for bee karma see my bee thread.

New queen purchased and installed after three continuous weeks with no new brood. So I am 95% certain there is no other queen in the hive but at ?40.00 for a new queen it?s a bit of a risk. Will keep you all informed, I am hoping to see new eggs/brood one week from this coming Saturday.

I think there may have two of them

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The said trampoline and miscreant.

Tarot what is a gollie?

Be on tomorrow. What would you like, big bouncing?

Pictures to follow.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Your son is old enough to carry a big trampoline > on his own? Yes, I am very old and he is very big. Thank you for asking.

My son found it and thinking it had been thrown out took it home.

Well well, my bloody disloyal queen has beggared orf with about one third of my hive. So I am now trying to order a new one. The last one cost ?40.00 and my new supplier doesn?t believe in clipping her wings so the new one might just beggar orf as well. Time will tell.

Has anyone lost a big trampoline from Goose Green?

puzzled Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > have you considered writing to woman's own or even > jackie instead of tipping your misspelt agony onto > this site? give us a break, luv!!! This had to be written by a bloke.

That's a bit harsh. There was a spate of scams a while ago, I got caught twice, I only realised they were a con when I heard other peoples stories on here. It's worth knowing about. A woman on your doorstep with a baby at 10.00pm needing to borrow ten pounds so she can charge up her electricity key and a woman in floods of tears needing money to buy food for her children. Very plausible and a superb actress.

I am touch puzzled. In the sun two helium nuclei fuse to form Beryllium. Then another helium nuclei fuses with the Beryllium to form Carbon releasing more energy and so on. The combined mass of the new (fused) particles are less than the mass of all separate particles. This missing mass is turned into energy. This is fusion. In a bomb like the ones used in Japan the process was fission where atoms are split apart. Surely this is the opposite of fusion and there for the separate masses would be greater than the combined (fused) mass. So we have more mass after fission? So where does the huge energy of an atomic bomb come from? Both scenarios can?t be true?