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	The Bees' Needs Pt.1 Art was joined by Richard C. Hoagland for a discussion on torsion field physics and how it may relate to the disappearing bee problem. Hoagland suggested the missing bees are not off dying in mass somewhere but are instead getting lost from their hives. Hoagland pointed out that only "corporate hives" of large commercial beekeepers have been affected by Colony Collapse Disorder -- wild bees and bees from organic hives seem to be resistant to the disorder. Corporate hives, he continued, utilize foundation honeycombs upon which the bees construct their waxy hexagonal cells. This foundation has changed the geometry of the commercial honeycomb, he said, making them larger and more symmetrical than honeycombs found in nature. According to Hoagland's theory, these larger honeycombs tend to amplify some frequencies in the background physics of our planet, confusing the commercial bees' directional/homing capabilities and making it difficult for them to find their way home. May 12th, 2007 http://www.enterprisemission.com/Bees/thebeesneeds.htm http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2007/05/12.html	From: theduderinok Views: 3414 54 ratings
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	The Bees' Needs Pt.2 Art was joined by Richard C. Hoagland for a discussion on torsion field physics and how it may relate to the disappearing bee problem. Hoagland suggested the missing bees are not off dying in mass somewhere but are instead getting lost from their hives. Hoagland pointed out that only "corporate hives" of large commercial beekeepers have been affected by Colony Collapse Disorder -- wild bees and bees from organic hives seem to be resistant to the disorder. Corporate hives, he continued, utilize foundation honeycombs upon which the bees construct their waxy hexagonal cells. This foundation has changed the geometry of the commercial honeycomb, he said, making them larger and more symmetrical than honeycombs found in nature. According to Hoagland's theory, these larger honeycombs tend to amplify some frequencies in the background physics of our planet, confusing the commercial bees' directional/homing capabilities and making it difficult for them to find their way home. May 12th, 2007 http://www.enterprisemission.com/Bees/thebeesneeds.htm http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2007/05/12.html	From: theduderinok Views: 2110 31 ratings
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	PRLG-01-Quasar Quest Part 1 1/2 The space colony of Terra Venture prepares to leave Earth in order to seek out and populate a new world. A teenager named Leo stowsaway onboard to join his big brother, Mike, who happens to be second in command of the operation. En route, he encounters two members of the colony personel, Kai and Kendrix, and soon joins them in disguise as a member of the crew when they head to the moon for a practice training mission! A galaxy away, on a planet known as Mirinoi, a small village built around an ancient stone containing five powerful Quasar Sabers, is attacked by the evil general Furio, and his Stingwingers. A human girl named Maya, from that village, crosses through an interdimensional rift while fleeing from the monsters. She ends up right at the feet of Leo, Kendrix, Mike and Kai...	From: rangerfan104 Views: 9046 26 ratings
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	The Bees' Needs Pt.3 Art was joined by Richard C. Hoagland for a discussion on torsion field physics and how it may relate to the disappearing bee problem. Hoagland suggested the missing bees are not off dying in mass somewhere but are instead getting lost from their hives. Hoagland pointed out that only "corporate hives" of large commercial beekeepers have been affected by Colony Collapse Disorder -- wild bees and bees from organic hives seem to be resistant to the disorder. Corporate hives, he continued, utilize foundation honeycombs upon which the bees construct their waxy hexagonal cells. This foundation has changed the geometry of the commercial honeycomb, he said, making them larger and more symmetrical than honeycombs found in nature. According to Hoagland's theory, these larger honeycombs tend to amplify some frequencies in the background physics of our planet, confusing the commercial bees' directional/homing capabilities and making it difficult for them to find their way home. May 12th, 2007 http://www.enterprisemission.com/Bees/thebeesneeds.htm http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2007/05/12.html	From: theduderinok Views: 1909 25 ratings
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	halo 1 legendary ending plz comment and rate this vid overpopulation has forced many of her former residents to colonize on other worlds. Faster-than-light travel is now a reality, and Earths unified government, through the United Nations Space Command, has put it's full weight behind the colonization effort; millions of humans now live on habitable planets in other solar systems. A keystone of humanity's colonization efforts is the planet Reach, an interstellar naval yard that builds colony ships for citizens and warships for the UNSC's armed forces. Conveniently close to Earth, Reach is also a hub of scientific and military activity. Thirty-two years ago, contact with the outer colony Harvest was lost. A battlegroup sent to investigate was almost completely destroyed; only one badly damaged ship returned to Reach. Its crew told of a seemingly unstoppable alien warship that had effortlessly annihilated their forces. This was humankind's first encounter with a group of aliens they eventually came to know as - The Covenant, a collective of alien races united in their fanatical religious devotion. Covenant religious elders declared humanity an affront to the gods, and the Covenant warrior caste waged a holy war upon humanity with gruesome diligence. After a series of crushing defeats and obliterated colonies, UNSC Admiral Preston Cole established the Cole Protocol - which states, "No vessel may inadvertently lead the covenant to Earth. When forced to withdraw, ships must avoid Earth-bound vectors-even if that means jumping without proper navigational calculations. Vessels in danger of capture must self-destruct. On Reach, a secret military project to create cyborg super-soldiers takes on newfound importance. The soldiers of the SPARTAN-II project rack up an impressive record against the Covenant in test deployments, but there are too few of them to turn the tide of the war.	From: hayeharv06 Views: 9347 22 ratings
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