Miss Abella Green

I call my Peace Lily Abella. I received her as a gift from my mother. It's kinda fun to talk to her. My mother is not someone to ignore and neither is my plant. I try to water her and keep her happy! Mom's are a little more maintenance. But we all know that. Oh, Abella.

Opinion: Bill C-32 heads to committee in a volatile political climate | The Wire Report

Opinion: Bill C-32 heads to committee in a volatile political climate | The Wire Report

I'm interested in bill C-32 because it may make computer use more difficult. As a writer, I think ACTA and this bill are connected to issues that may affect my ability to negotiate a best contract for my work. And I like to stay aware of factors that make my work difficult to do.

Epsom Salt health benefit, cure for skin diseases : by Ray Sahelian, M.D. use in medicine

Epsom Salt health benefit, cure for skin diseases : by Ray Sahelian, M.D. use in medicine

"Creation Science 101" by Roy Zimmerman

H1N1 immunization campaign prevented deaths, hospitalizations: Study

H1N1 immunization campaign prevented deaths, hospitalizations: Study

"Making This Life Significant" - Michael's MySpace Blog |

"Making This Life Significant" - Michael's MySpace Blog |

Is the domestic honey bee a lever that is hurting the wild bee?

http://www.defenders.org/newsroom/press_releases_folder/2010/01_21_2010_wild_bumble_bees_teeter_on_brink_of_extinction.php

The article above is about the problem our domestic honey bee is causing the wild bee. Historically, the lever has helped more than it has hurt. Why is that going to change? Can we manage nature?

Are we creating a problem by over use? Are our levers too powerful? We are creating huge crops based on the domestication of bees. We overuse antibiotics on these domestic bees. Will these sick domestic bees cause serious health problems for wild bees. What are the consequences of the way we manage our domestic bees?