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Pelosi's Obamacare logic would send Jefferson reeling
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Memorial Day madness: Yo-yo time for Wall Street
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Concert review: James Morrison (Video)
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Corruption fighter Patrick Fitzgerald resigns as U.S. Attorney in Chicago
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UAW and GM not protecting long-term temporary workers
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D.C. United to play Richmond Kickers in U.S. Open Cup
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It is a wonderful time to head to Lake County CA for wine (Part 2)
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Arizona Sheriff Arpaio uses taxpayers' money to send birther investigators to Hawaii
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It's just poop: Potty talk and potty training
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Be crystal for God
Wayne Anderson
Wayne Anderson is a warm beekeeper in northwest Wisconsin, who travels the world as a freelance news correspondent for The Washington Times and other fine media, covering the wars in the Middle East, reporting on and running from pirates off the coast of East Africa and sharing with readers the wonders of beekeeping in the strangest places around the world.
Buzz on Bees is a column promoting the love and life of God’s greatest pollinators on earth: The Honeybee. Send me your input and column ideas. And I will work as busy as a bee to get them in print.
Featured Neighborhoods
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The Status Update
An informed and often humorous take on the world of advertising, public relations and social media. 100% Pure. Not from concentrate.
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Liz Strauss: The future of social media
Breakout influencer of 2011 shares her unique thoughts on social media, business.
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Naked Pizza: Even better than it sounds for entrepreneurs
Pizza chain emerges from Post-Katrina New Orleans to change the way we look at pizza, fast-casual.
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David Armano: The future of digital media
The Executive Vice President of Edelman Digital shares thoughts on Facebook's game changer and more.
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Is theCHIVE the best site in the world?
Two class clowns get the last laugh, create fiercely loyal brand community.
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Liz Strauss: The future of social media
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Champion's Heart
A wife, mother of three and world waterskiing champion looks at the world through the eyes of her faith.
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Red Thread: An Adoptive Family Forum
The Red Thread is written for that special tribe: adoptive families and those who hope to be.
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Speaking Out
An advocate against sexual trafficking and for victims, Holly Smith speaks out.
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Sports Around
Contributions to the Communities Sports desk from readers.
Recent Entries by Wayne Anderson
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Bees are being killed: beekeepers take first step to sue EPA over pesticides
Published 10:46 a.m. May 10, 2012
All parties involved agree on this: Bees are important to our economy and society. And if we lose our bees, the U.S. as we know it is lost.
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Bees pitch in for Passover
Published 4:56 p.m. April 4, 2012
Honey is not only at the heart of Israel, the land of milk and honey, but it is integral to the faith as well.
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Government says bees in crisis and funds millions for local solutions
Published 5:44 p.m. March 9, 2012
A major loss of bees would be an economic catastrophe. And experts say that’s where we’re headed.
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Africanized bees, climate and disease killing Mexico's honey
Published 10:31 p.m. February 20, 2012
Honey production was “10 percent less than regular,” said Ricardo Gutierrez, who manages 800 hives in the hillside near the Aztec town of Mazamitla.
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New bee threat more media hype than reality
Published 3:06 p.m. January 17, 2012
Is the honey bee on the verge of extinction? Hold on. Not so fast. Evidence doesn't really support that theory.
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Honey can cure what ails you
Published 9:10 p.m. December 14, 2011
From healing wounds to calming an upset stomach, honey is a miracle food that can do wonders.
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Sour news for sweet honey
Published 2:19 p.m. November 30, 2011
When is honey the real thing? When it's unfiltered and pollen remains.
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Bees awake and warm in the winter (Video)
Published 8:24 p.m. November 19, 2011
Baby, it's cold outside, but the bees know a thing or two about staying warm and toasty. They just do the Funky Chicken.
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Buzz on Bees begins
Published 1:03 p.m. November 14, 2011
God’s greatest pollinator, the humble bee, takes the blue ribbon for the category of “Most Interesting” in a contest between Homo sapiens and Apis mellifera
