Comments on: Cell Phone Use Killing Missing Bees http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/ The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, But It Will Be Blogged Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:11:00 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Murat http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/comment-page-1/#comment-112068 Murat Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:09:12 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bee#comment-112068 I had read some articles fore some harmful things about cellphones. But I think not bad all cellphones like this things. Maybe some fake cellphones may cause to bee deaths. I had read some articles fore some harmful things about cellphones. But I think not bad all cellphones like this things. Maybe some fake cellphones may cause to bee deaths.

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After researching the term cell phone, I saw your blog on Monday. Interesting. I have a blog where I write about similar topics….

]]> By: mendimendirum http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/comment-page-1/#comment-72354 mendimendirum Mon, 16 Feb 2009 23:32:03 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bee#comment-72354 A woman missed her flight at the boarding gate HKIA - FULL 7min version - where watch???? A woman missed her flight at the boarding gate HKIA – FULL 7min version – where watch????

]]> By: Anonymous http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/comment-page-1/#comment-69478 Anonymous Mon, 12 Jan 2009 16:17:47 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bee#comment-69478 byebye byebye

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]]> By: Tim TYucker http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/comment-page-1/#comment-18419 Tim TYucker Wed, 31 Oct 2007 15:37:55 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bee#comment-18419 Could it be scientist are looking in all the wrong places? All the articles I have read mention cell phones, mites, etc. But no one has mentioned how corporations have genetically engineered many plants but forgot to make changes to the bees. People and bees have at least one thing in common. The government having corporate interest as their priority have made it so the corporations don't have to tell which foods are genetically engineered so that we the public which government is supposed to serve (wink) can make an informed choice. But they also forgot to inform the bees. And since government and corporations have no backup data, they have taken a wait and see attitude knowing full well it would may take years for damages to humans to show up from this altered food. And of course by then it would be too late and they would have already reaped their billions. Could it be scientist are looking in all the wrong places? All the articles I have read mention cell phones, mites, etc. But no one has mentioned how corporations have genetically engineered many plants but forgot to make changes to the bees. People and bees have at least one thing in common. The government having corporate interest as their priority have made it so the corporations don’t have to tell which foods are genetically engineered so that we the public which government is supposed to serve (wink) can make an informed choice. But they also forgot to inform the bees. And since government and corporations have no backup data, they have taken a wait and see attitude knowing full well it would may take years for damages to humans to show up from this altered food. And of course by then it would be too late and they would have already reaped their billions.

]]> By: Sue M http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/comment-page-1/#comment-16419 Sue M Sun, 23 Sep 2007 03:26:20 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bee#comment-16419 We are in the middle of spring here in Melb. Australia, and everything is blooming. Last year I noticed less bees. This year I have not seen ONE repeat ONE Bee. Normally the humm is clearly audible from inside the house. Is anybody else panicking yet or should we wait until the food is actually gone before we DO SOMETHING! We are in the middle of spring here in Melb. Australia, and everything is blooming. Last year I noticed less bees. This year I have not seen ONE repeat ONE Bee. Normally the humm is clearly audible from inside the house. Is anybody else panicking yet or should we wait until the food is actually gone before we DO SOMETHING!

]]> By: Brian Cawley http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/comment-page-1/#comment-5212 Brian Cawley Sat, 21 Jul 2007 05:27:30 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bee#comment-5212 Colony Collapse Disorder, describes what is observed. If it is radio-frequency radiation, then some smart epidemiology and experimentation should be able to identify possible causes for further research. If we all agree that CCD is occurring and threatening the future of the human species, then it would be advantageous to stop making jokes about it, whether the cause is cell phones or mites or anything else. Folks, this just ain't funny. In areas where there are some bee colonies surviving, they are being worked to death by being trucked from farm to farm and expected to work long hours after being stuck in traffic and inhaling more exhaust fumes. So survivors are having a harder time making up for lost productivity of their bee colleagues that have expired. One suggestion I would like to make is to start tracking which hives show CCD, then measure field strength and frequency at those locations. It is well known that cell phone reception changes in different locations due to the variation (addition and subtraction) of RF waves. If there is no difference, ie all signals are the same at each hive, then look for another cause. Remember though, bees rely on magnetite in their bodies and relate to the current earth's magnetic field to navigate. So anything that upsets their internal GPS could adversely affect their navigational skills. Now people, why don't you propose some other tests and experiments that can be thought about and applied. If it is the mite, has it struck all colonies at the same time. Over to the finest brains in the US to come up with some ideas. Colony Collapse Disorder, describes what is observed. If it is radio-frequency radiation, then some smart epidemiology and experimentation should be able to identify possible causes for further research.
If we all agree that CCD is occurring and threatening the future of the human species, then it would be advantageous to stop making jokes about it, whether the cause is cell phones or mites or anything else.
Folks, this just ain’t funny. In areas where there are some bee colonies surviving, they are being worked to death by being trucked from farm to farm and expected to work long hours after being stuck in traffic and inhaling more exhaust fumes. So survivors are having a harder time making up for lost productivity of their bee colleagues that have expired.
One suggestion I would like to make is to start tracking which hives show CCD, then measure field strength and frequency at those locations. It is well known that cell phone reception changes in different locations due to the variation (addition and subtraction) of RF waves. If there is no difference, ie all signals are the same at each hive, then look for another cause. Remember though, bees rely on magnetite in their bodies and relate to the current earth’s magnetic field to navigate. So anything that upsets their internal GPS could adversely affect their navigational skills.
Now people, why don’t you propose some other tests and experiments that can be thought about and applied. If it is the mite, has it struck all colonies at the same time.
Over to the finest brains in the US to come up with some ideas.

]]> By: karen cohen http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/comment-page-1/#comment-4693 karen cohen Sun, 15 Jul 2007 18:12:21 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bee#comment-4693 So maybe we smart humans would like to try our hand at pollinating the plants ourselves by hand. I did this for one day at a local plant nursery where we were propogating helebores for sale. I worked with magnifying goggles and a tiny paint brush, swabbing each flower stamen with pollen from one plant to the next. Imagine now a field of corn, perhaps, or tomatoes, just waiting to be pollinated so that the fruit could grow and ripen. Who will pollinate these fields when all the bees disappear? And DAH-if you plan to exist on just meat alone, what will your cows, chicken, and pigs eat-meat? Think not. This isn't an extreme scare tactic, it is a real and quickly occuring realty-talk to the bee keepers of the world. We need to find out what is killing OUR EARTH'S BEES if we want to eat real food. So maybe we smart humans would like to try our hand at pollinating the plants ourselves by hand. I did this for one day at a local plant nursery where we were propogating helebores for sale. I worked with magnifying goggles and a tiny paint brush, swabbing each flower stamen with pollen from one plant to the next. Imagine now a field of corn, perhaps, or tomatoes, just waiting to be pollinated so that the fruit could grow and ripen. Who will pollinate these fields when all the bees disappear? And DAH-if you plan to exist on just meat alone, what will your cows, chicken, and pigs eat-meat? Think not.
This isn’t an extreme scare tactic, it is a real and quickly occuring realty-talk to the bee keepers of the world. We need to find out what is killing OUR EARTH’S BEES if we want to eat real food.

]]> By: Richard III http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bees/comment-page-1/#comment-3647 Richard III Fri, 18 May 2007 05:14:15 +0000 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/2007/04/15/cell-phone-use-killing-missing-bee#comment-3647 Well it seems that man and his great inventions of messing with nature could end up as one very, very, very big mistake. Some claim that it's from Cell Phone towers but Scientists are seeing signs of the use of 4 new pesticides maybe the culprit? Our Grandmaster says "Bees were the healthiest organism on the planet till mans curiosity got in the way" He also asked the class today, " Have you ever heard a Queen Bee sneeze" ? Before man started messing around, the Bee's immune system was free of bacteria and virus attacks! But nothing can survive these cocktails that will drop Roaches and the many insects that survived the last Asteroid when dinasaurs disappeared? Looks like man and science may drive one of Gods greatest miracles to extinction if they don't find and reverse the damage that has been done....!!!!!!! They say hundreds of years ago, they were living in the dark ages? Right... If you think about it, we are the ones experiencing the dark Ara...!!!! Lets all just pray that we can fix another one of the messes that we started! Seems that Bad News keeps trying to get in the way of Gods work in progress? This news is horrific and if they can't stop it, the food, water, and life as we know it will be devistated as fast as our little friends that have been on the planet for millions of years! Extreamly Concerned Richard III Esq. Well it seems that man and his great inventions of messing with nature could end up as one very, very, very big mistake.

Some claim that it’s from Cell Phone towers but Scientists are seeing signs of the use of 4 new pesticides maybe the culprit?

Our Grandmaster says “Bees were the healthiest organism on the planet till mans curiosity got in the way”
He also asked the class today,
” Have you ever heard a Queen Bee sneeze” ?
Before man started messing around, the Bee’s immune system was free of bacteria and virus attacks! But nothing can survive these cocktails that will drop Roaches and the many insects that survived the last Asteroid when dinasaurs disappeared?
Looks like man and science may drive one of Gods greatest miracles to extinction if they don’t find and reverse the damage that has been done….!!!!!!!

They say hundreds of years ago, they were living in the dark ages? Right…
If you think about it, we are the ones experiencing the dark Ara…!!!!

Lets all just pray that we can fix another one of the messes that we started!

Seems that Bad News keeps trying to get in the way of Gods work in progress?

This news is horrific and if they can’t stop it, the food, water, and life as we know it will be devistated as fast as our little friends that have been on the planet for millions of years!

Extreamly Concerned

Richard III Esq.

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