MAGNITUDE 5.6 – NEAR COAST OF ECUADOR
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usc000n62j
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Depth: 11 km
Distances: 53km (33mi) WSW of Tumaco, Colombia
54km (34mi) NW of Valdez, Ecuador
62km (39mi) NW of San Lorenzo de Esmeraldas, Ecuador
90km (56mi) NNE of Propicia, Ecuador
223km (139mi) NNW of Quito, Ecuador
Fabulous Fancy Gap on The Blue Ridge Parkway
My Artwork
One of my favorite Blue Ridge Parkway sites, Fancy Gap, has been the inspiration for two of my paintings. Wildflowers Near Fancy Gap was sold to a great patron in Chicago. Farm Near Fancy Gap is still available. It is quite an effort to ship a 30″x40″ oil painting on masonite which is a lot heavier than canvas but I have been doing that for around thirty years.
I have never had an accident or return – just compliments. This patron wanted to frame it herself so I left off the light-weight metal frame I put my large paintings in. Most patrons want to have the work professionally framed to suit their tastes.
I didn’t have a problem with the packaging but for some reason I must have put in the wrong information on UPS and was given a quote that was much higher than It usually is. …
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MAGNITUDE 5.1 – TONGA
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usc000n5yv#summary
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Depth: 343 km
Distances: 212km (132mi) WNW of Hihifo, Tonga
445km (277mi) WSW of Apia, Samoa
537km (334mi) WSW of Tafuna, American Samoa
540km (336mi) WSW of Pago Pago, American Samoa
549km (341mi) ENE of Lambasa, Fiji
MAGNITUDE 5.1 – MYANMAR
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usc000n5yd#summary
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Depth: 41 km
Distances: 57km (35mi) ESE of Myaydo, Burma
59km (37mi) ESE of Thayetmyo, Burma
67km (42mi) NE of Prome, Burma
74km (46mi) SW of Nay Pyi Taw, Burma
79km (49mi) WNW of Taungoo, Burma
MAGNITUDE 5.3 – JAVA, INDONESIA
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usc000n5wc#summary
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Depth: 81 km
Distances: 61km (38mi) SSE of Pujiharjo, Indonesia
73km (45mi) SSW of Kencong, Indonesia
83km (52mi) SSE of Dampit, Indonesia
85km (53mi) S of Lumajang, Indonesia
749km (465mi) ESE of Jakarta, Indonesia
MAGNITUDE 5.0 – EASTERN NEW GUINEA REG., P.N.G.
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/usc000n5vf#summary
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Depth: 234 km
Distances: 122km (76mi) NNW of Finschhafen, Papua New Guinea
148km (92mi) NNE of Lae, Papua New Guinea
202km (126mi) E of Madang, Papua New Guinea
212km (132mi) NNE of Bulolo, Papua New Guinea
435km (270mi) N of Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
MAGNITUDE 4.7 – CUBA REGION
http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/earthquake.php?id=363837
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Depth: 2 km
Distances: 164 km E of Havana, Cuba / pop: 2,163,824 / local time: 06:26:18.0 2014-03-09
84 km E of Matanzas, Cuba / pop: 146,733 / local time: 06:26:18.0 2014-03-09
34 km NW of Corralillo, Cuba / pop: 51,881 / local time: 06:26:18.0 2014-03-09
In all dead bees tongue hangs out of the mouth, the legs are cramped and there is pollen on their legs, so told the distraught beekeeper to his colleague Pim Lemmers. He is Holland’s most famous beekeeper with cupboards at the prime minister’s residence and the courtyard and is considered an authority on bee area.
The victim asked him if he had any idea what caused the massive and sudden death of the colony could be. The symptoms did the BI’er (known beekeeper) ring a bell. “They indicate possible damage to spray some pesticide,” explains Haarlem opposite the AD.
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By way of appeal to any other beekeepers duped, he posted a picture of dead bees on Twitter. “We are hoping for a response so that we get an idea of the extent of the damage.”
The owner of the dead hive will not talk to the media. He is too excited, says Lemmers. “He imkert nine years and have never experienced anything like it. It is very unpleasant to in droves to see fall to the hive. Bees kill you A bee folk although only costs a few hundred dollars, but the sentimental value is much greater. “
“Horrible to face’
Lemmers speaks from experience. He once lost a part of his hive that was in hives at a fruit grower. “Those growers used purely biological pesticides to protect his fruit trees but a colleague three plots away not. The next day, I found hundreds of dead bees on the fly my shelf. A horrible to face, “he sighs.
The victim beekeeper does today reported the massive bee mortality in NVWA (Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority). Required by law, Lemmers know. “Thus, the inspectors take samples. If it appears that the bees slachtofer have become poison following an investigation into the guilty. “
Spray Damage
Spraying damage to bees is caused by (incorrect) use of pesticides. Often involves indirect damage resulting after bee pollen and / or nectar have collected on crops sprayed with a poisonous plant protection product for them, teaches an article in the monthly magazine for beekeepers .
Spraying with pesticides toxic to bees should only take place when bees are not flying. These funds may not be used on blooming crops or crops that can be inspired by bees.
Abnormally high mortality
Beekeepers in the Netherlands and the rest of the world have been affected in recent years by an abnormally high mortality . That would be caused by a combination of too little flowers and therefore pollen, pesticides and pathogens that they carry with them. “Does it seem just a little better deal, you get this,” sighs Lemmers.
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