Later, at the cocktail party, Olivia's new phantom disease is hives. Hives!
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Beekeepers found no adult bees in and around the hives, and noted that pests and bees from neighboring hives did not immediately raid the affected hives, as might be expected.
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No, it definitely gives me hives too, but I share the hives now with a big team.
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These are definitely not the hives of my imagination—these are the hives of an urban beekeeper.
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"I checked all four hives," he said, adding that he saw recent swarm cells in three of the hives.
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The company in the past has hosted what it calls "pop-up Hives" — hives, referencing the beehive branding that Bumble sports.
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"Anyone with chronic hives absolutely needs to be evaluated by a physician, because causes of hives can be serious," explained Blake.
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Hives must be loaded onto trucks in the evening, four hives at a time on pallets precariously balanced on a forklift.
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Their hives are giant disks, the size of coffee tables, and hang from the cliffs in colonies of more than 50 hives.
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A 4,500-acre almond orchard would require about 9,103 hives, although growers are free to specify the number of hives they want.
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Renting hives from beekeepers can cost farmers anywhere from $10 to $180 per hive and some farmers rent dozens of hives per season.
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Bees rest in their hives at night; however, a failure to protect hives from naled spraying recently killed millions of bees in South Carolina.
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We have hives at Hotel Lucia, Hotel deLuxe and Sentinel in Portland, and we also have hives at farms, wineries, and backyards close by.
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But the majority of hives in Arkansas, where the Coys kept most of their 13,000 hives, were too anemic to ship to California almond growers.
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The population is growing by an average of 7,000 hives a year, each yielding around 153kg of honey in 2017, double the average from American hives.
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Farmers search the forest for hives, then ignite bunches of grass to smoke the aggressive African honeybees out of their hives before they harvest the honey.
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Prescription medications and OTC drugs can also trigger hives Keep a close eye on the medications you're taking, especially if you notice hives after a dose.
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Commercial hobbyists are often better prepared for varroa mite attacks, but infestations can spread from relatively unprepared hobbyists' hives to hives that otherwise are relatively well-defended.
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Is it the chorus from "Hives Hives" — "A-I-D-S-H-I-V / I cannot wait to die / Can't you tell / Can't you tell / Can't you tell"?
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Using traditional log hives or modern top-bar hives, which allow farmers to harvest honey without damaging the colony, the project helps set up beehive fences around smallholder farms.
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" - Kelsey, 34 "I broke out in hives everywhere.
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If you experience hives often or they're severe, you need to deal with them ASAP One way to address the underlying cause of hives is to review the last few days.
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Geant originally feared the worst for the hives, which produce over 165 pounds of honey each year, but held out hope the bees survived after spotting the hives intact through satellite imagery.
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I personally don't have hives, but there are a lot of awesome local beekeepers that donated honey to my first lemonade stand and they love it when I go up to the hives.
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But Mr. Coté added that the day before the swarm, the six hives at the Hilton and the seven hives at One Bryant Park were inspected and there were no signs of swarming.
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Hives & Honey Trinity Jewelry Mirror, Espresso, $120.99, available at Houzz
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But a few hours later, I broke out in hives.
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Consequently, many farmers hadn't covered their hives as a precaution.
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Mackrill lost nearly 40 percent of his hives last fall.
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I climb over an invisible fence, jump past tracker hives.
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Photos also helped doctors rule out hives in 9 cases.
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After a tablet of an antihistamine (cetirizine), the hives disappeared.
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Traditionally, beekeepers in Zanzibar made hives from hollowed out logs.
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Barefoot College Zanzibar focuses on teaching women to tend hives.
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We work with our partners to have their own hives.
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I even sometimes tremble and I break out in hives.
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For a few days, hives erupted all over his body.
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Patients may get hives, itchy eyes and a runny nose.
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Temperature changes may also cause hives If breaking out in hives from medications or food isn't bad enough, you can also fall victim to these itchy patches from being exposed to certain environmental factors.
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The hives are supported with wood, so there was concern they could have caught on fire -- not to mention that at high temperatures, the wax in the hives could have melted and killed the bees.
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First comes the unscratchable itching, and the angry blossoming of hives.
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Common allergic reactions to peanuts include hives, rashes and itchy skin.
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If you're kid does develop hives, it could be the flu.
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There's easy money being made if you buy and sell hives.
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Milk allergies can cause hives, bloody stool, and even anaphylactic shock.
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My hands twitch, my nose runs, I'm breaking out in hives.
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That new chemical peel made your face break out in hives?
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Here are seven reasons you might find yourself covered in hives.
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"Unfortunately, sometimes there is a miscommunication and hives die," he said.
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But within 21 minutes, hives had erupted all over his body.
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Egyptians floated hives up and down the Nile to pollinate flowers.
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The city estimates that it now has more than 1,000 hives.
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Hear tracks by Willie Nelson, the Hives, Julia Michaels and others.
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So did the nausea and vomiting, the hives and bone pain.
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They were placed in wooden hives, which look like stackable drawers.
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KW: Her back broke out in hives as she said no.
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Other symptoms can include stomach cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling, and fainting.
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The hives' folded shapes remind me of thick clothes balled up.
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The honeybees are especially easy targets when clustered in their hives.
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Itching, rash, and hives are also common symptoms of contact dermatitis.
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The NBDC is putting in the work to ensure that beekeepers know exactly what they're up against when their hives take a turn, but it's up to the beekeepers to use their findings and protect the hives.
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The number of hives in Paris are capable of producing only a fraction of the honey found in other areas of France, where some beekeepers have scores or even hundreds of hives for industrial-scale honey production.
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Or maybe the hives will look more like strange wheels of cheese.
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She can also sing — but sometimes it leads to angry red hives.
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A few wall and log hives buzz with active Asian honeybee colonies.
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"Bee hives are constantly growing and they eventually become overcrowded," he said.
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The number of hives is now back up slightly, to 2.7 million.
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Most reactions will disappear within 24 hours, but chronic hives do happen.
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Often itchy and annoying, hives typically go away in about 24 hours.
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Also biting insects such as bedbugs, mosquitoes, and fleas can cause hives.
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Dass said an aquagenic reaction or exposure to water can trigger hives.
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So, how do you know when your hives are beyond OTC treatment?
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The hives hang from wires encircling the crops in need of protection.
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Cillizza: The words "Florida recount" have political types breaking out in hives.
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Chimpanzees sometimes gather honey from hives that are far above their nests.
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In some cases, people may also have an allergic reaction, causing hives.
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Many other beekeepers short on hives did not have the same luck.
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This past season, he dropped 9,000 hives on 4,000 or so acres.
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The city of Paris estimates it now has more than 1,000 hives.
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Both the tower and the larger exchange are hives of active construction.
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On average, Mr. Adee places two hives per acre of almond trees.
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Stress can trigger or worsen hives by increasing the release of histamine.
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Most are sufficiently wary of hives to avoid passing the fence in the first place—indeed, they are so wary that half the hives can be cheap dummies, rather than the real thing, without reducing a fence's effectiveness.
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Dr Dynes and his team therefore compared three conventional arrangements of eight hives with three others in which the hives were painted in different colours and arrayed in circles, with each hive ten metres from its nearest neighbours.
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What goes around comes around: last year Coutts' hives yielded 12kg of honey.
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Just thinking about it again is causing me to break out in hives.
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Big warehouses are hives of robotic activity, and no factory is without robots.
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The keeper of the hives, Nicolas Geant, shared the good news on Thursday.
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They maybe want to build giant drone hives in a city near you.
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Bees and hives have been central to the advertising of the new season.
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"People can develop hives even from medications they've taken for years," explained Blake.
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But she's allergic; both it and its competitor Humalog give her large hives.
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"The pesticides have suppressed the ability for the hives to grow," he says.
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"It is an uplifting feeling," he said near a colorful row of hives.
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And we borrowed a lot of the Hives' guitars, which were lying around.
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Ryan LeBrun: We love single-origin honey, and more importantly, single-origin hives.
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The hives and the low blood pressure suggested anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction.
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This allowed Ms. Preston to continue certifying hives for shipment to warmer climates.
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When colonists came to the New World, they brought bees in straw hives.
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The symptoms were real: intense bodily responses like rashes, hives, diarrhoea and vomiting.
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Some construct elaborate hives, while others nest in dry grass, wood or dirt.
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He also has hives at the Musée D'Orsay and other major Parisian buildings.
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These symptoms included hives, wheezing, heart palpitations, dizziness and belly pain, among others.
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Parents who spot vomiting or hives -- especially together -- should still seek medical attention.
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Any more Yankee compliments and I am going to break out in hives.
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He also managed not break into hives when he conversed with Ms. Wintour.
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Hives accompanied by vomiting, for instance, suggests involvement of the skin and stomach.
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" CreditCreditKristian Thacker for The New York Times "Some people have hives for entertainers.
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You might notice that you break out in hives when you're acutely stressed.
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Flying south, she might stop to admire the view from hives overlooking the Place de la Concorde before following the Seine River to the spires of Notre-Dame, where the bee hives, in contrast to the crumbling gargoyles, are thriving.
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Colony bees are known to hunt down their queen bee if she changes hives.
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Heaps of dead bees piling up outside hives points to acute, immediate pesticide poisoning.
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Out at Monsanto's hives, the bees ate sugar syrup laced with mite-killing RNA.
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Most African capitals are hives of construction; the only cranes in Harare are birds.
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Even the wood and netting required to build hives are hard to come by.
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They aim to ramp up this summer, with 20 new hives scattered across Toyko.
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They replicate in hives all over Britain for environmental purposes and have replaced bees.
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Their faces can swell, and they can get hives, throw up or have diarrhea.
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"Even professional beekeepers are very secretive about where they place their hives," McAllister said.
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Symptoms include difficulty breathing, hives or swelling, tightness of the throat, nausea and vomiting.
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Bees headed back to their hives "in a great rush," while moths turned up.
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Gabriel Farm in Sebastopol, California, received four honey bee hives to pollinate their orchards.
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Hives (aka, urticaria) are welts that show up on any part of your skin.
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Typically, there is an inappropriate release of histamine, which causes the hives to appear.
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The thefts typically happen at night, when the colonies are resting in their hives.
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That was the question Clint Penick was mulling while he tended to some hives.
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Their specimens came from hives managed by beekeepers as well as from wild colonies.
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Now, the local authorities count 700 hives in parks, private residences and office buildings.
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Colony-collapse disorder—the decimation of entire hives—has been a worrisome problem worldwide.
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One bee apiary lost 46 hives, and about 2.5 million bees total were killed.
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Acute urticaria usually lasts less than six weeks, but chronic hives can last decades.
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Community Forests Pemba provides local beekeepers with hives at a subsidized cost of $7.
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Had the fire melted the protective wax around their hives, they would have perished.
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"She was getting hives and all sorts of allergic stress reactions," Dr. Long said.
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"There are over 17,000 registered hives in the metro Vancouver region," said Ms. Smith.
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After pollinating almonds, Hiatt will send 10,000 hives up to Washington to pollinate apples.
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When Kammy Eisenberg broke out in hives last December, she attributed it to stress.
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Q. Is honey from hives on New York City rooftops harmful because of pollution?
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Big plus for showing langstroth hives and not the iconic and obsolete conical skeps.
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All of a sudden, she was struggling to breathe and breaking out in hives.
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Residents were alerted to the flights and beekeepers were asked to cover hives, he said.
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Beekeepers in North America and Europe are losing hives at an abnormally high rate. Why?
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Sometimes fires drip onto the ground and set forests ablaze, destroying habitat and the hives.
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Then, I would randomly break out in hives on my arms, or around my mouth.
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According to CBC News, bees tend to swarm when their current hives are too warm.
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As a final touch, the hives were also raised to various heights above the ground.
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Hives have been placed on other beloved Paris buildings, including the Palais Garnier opera house.
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If you're concerned a medication you're taking is causing hives, call your healthcare professional ASAP.
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The city now has some 200 beekeepers with about 5,000 hives, according to official data.
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Ms. Wang soon became feverish, her throat tightened and she began breaking out in hives.
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The topography of my body transformed into a foreign mess of hives and scaly patches.
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That space now contains 350 acres with bee hives, commercial farms, greenhouses and other projects.
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NAVY VETERAN WITH MS, 94, GOES FOR GOLD IN NATIONAL VETERANS WHEELCHAIR GAMES Heat hives
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Heat hives are an allergic reaction to sweat caused by overheating, or the heat itself.
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Hives are still on her face and neck but those to are starting to fade.
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Thieves break into the almond orchards under cover of night to snatch freshly delivered hives.
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Meaning, all of our hives have a home where they stay, which is a rooftop.
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Unlike human inspectors, dogs don't need the hives opened up to check them for foulbrood.
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The nearby New York Hilton Midtown and InterContinental New York Barclay hotels have rooftop hives.
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Beyond the well-kept lawns and hedges are seething hives of adultery, anomie and addiction.
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Four of Professor Snow's hives died this winter because of wild variation in the climate.
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Its symptoms are much like the typical food allergy, with hives and swelling being common.
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Some say it would hamstring farming practices and make it tougher to establish honeybee hives.
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They don't want to soil their hives, so they've been saving their waste all winter.
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Others, using a rope, lowered a wooden basket lined with plastic, dangling them below the hives.
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It has become more popular since the city made it legal in 2010 to keep hives.
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On its own, deformed wing virus does not seem to be a major threat to hives.
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The rooftop hosts six hives which totals to about 180,000 honey bees, all in robust condition.
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That's worse than last year, when beekeepers reported that they lost 40.6 percent of their hives.
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"I get hives at the prospect of yet another trip to the main temples," he said.
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Snowden's workplaces in Geneva, Tokyo and Oahu are hives full of glowing screens and whispered jargon.
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And if your job brings you out in hives, it's time to find a different job.
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In June 2017, Pence announced the arrival of the hives, which would house approximately 20,000 bees.
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Now, your party -- from Donald Trump to Lindsey Graham to Dean Heller -- is giving me hives.
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As a kid, I'd sometimes wind up with intensely itchy full-body hives after gym class.
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Extremely low temperatures have also kept bees in their hives, instead of on the job pollinating.
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That doesn't include hundreds of other beekeepers who might secrete a few hives along the riverbanks.
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No. 19-seeded Caroline Garcia advanced with a 6-3, 6-3 victory against Zoe Hives.
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INSIDER Summary: Hair symptoms like dandruff, breakage, and hives can all point to other health issues.
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A buzzy Off Broadway musical, based on Sue Monk Kidd's best seller, puts away its hives.
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If the very idea of financial planning makes you break out in hives, you're not alone.
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Right away, he said that the hives looked like they were caused by a toxin exposure.
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Those hives also displayed a certain slovenliness, with adults less likely to remove pupae infected with disease.
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The Rose City Golf Course in Northeast Portland is the site of one of these temporary hives.
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After a woman ingested her partner's semen, she had an allergic reaction and broke out in hives.
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Some hives are owned by local universities, who pay an annual maintenance fee to The Beez Kneez.
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The bees venture 1.5 miles away from their hives, collecting various types of microbes along the way.
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Even if Nadia and Alan wanted to solve the riddle, they weren't necessarily in hives over it.
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Lead author Scarlett Howard trained 22 honeybees that were randomly collected from 25 hives in Toulouse, France.
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"Please keep watch on your children so if they develop hives, please call your pediatrician," she wrote.
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Bee hives falling into the wrong hands is a worrisome development in the plight of the bees.
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Sean's plan is to blow up the hives, but his military demo proves that this isn't possible.
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Migrating elephants eyeing fresh, green vegetation on small farms run into wires connecting hives, mobilizing the bees.
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Shonda Rhimes Rhimes made the Bey hives' day with her outfit straight out of Beyoncé's "Formation" video.
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What if, after just a few minutes in the sun, you start to break out in hives?
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When weather is hot, like it was last Sunday, bees collect outside the hives to stay cool.
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She said neither of them had protected their hives because they didn't know about the aerial spraying.
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The hives are located just below the cathedral's iconic rose window on the roof over the sacristy.
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Beekeepers long have struggled to protect their hives from parasites, viruses, insecticides, and other colony-destroying threats.
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Even when it's not cold out, a good wind can spark a few hives along my cheekbones.
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Parks function as boss arenas; skyscrapers are repurposed as robotic hives; public transportation becomes an action setpiece.
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These treatments would require regular doctor's visits and likely lead to hives, stomach aches and other reactions.
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He used to divide up his hives between almond, cherry, and apple farms in Minnesota and California.
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There were more than 400 hives stolen the night before at another location before they took ours.
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This response causes their immune system to release inflammatory chemicals that produce hives and other allergic symptoms.
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The disaster began in the U.S. in 2006, when bees began to mysteriously disappear from commercial hives.
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Side effects can include hives, vomiting, bloody stools, and in the most severe cases, fatal anaphylactic shock.
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Heat hives are more common in young adults, but they can happen to anyone at any age.
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Hundreds of bees swarm around Salum Ali Makame as he and a partner check on their hives.
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It is true that China's major cities, namely Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, are hives of classical activity.
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Two years ago, a group of criminals stole more than 700 California hives worth nearly $1 million.
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Another interesting aspect of the sustainability of beekeeping is the effects on the location surrounding the hives.
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What's more properly known as vibratory urticaria (urticaria = hives) is in the broader category of physical urticarias.
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That bite from a month ago had primed his body for today's hives and plummeting blood pressure.
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She has seen a dog working among hives only once, and that was almost 30 years ago.
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But I was miserable, and getting hives, so I gave the headphones-and-music thing a try.
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Beekeepers tuck their hives along the banks, or occasionally float them out into the water on rafts.
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Some large corporations lease hives and pay others to care for the bees and harvest the honey.
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Midtown hotels use the colonies to produce honey for cocktails, and hives help pollinate the city's parks.
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New York City legalized beekeeping in 2010, and the city is now home to approximately 400 hives.
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These days, a slice of pizza or a handful of Doritos will give me hives for weeks.
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Worker bees, in addition to pollinating flowers, are sent in search of water to cool the hives.
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If you experience itching, welts, or hives after eating certain foods, you may have a food allergy.
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Asian Hornets will feed on honeybees and are capable of destroying hives in a short time period.
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The beetles would leave their secretions around the house, which caused Reed to break out in hives.
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Last year the group began restoring traditional pollinator services with trainings and stocking new hives with native Asian honeybees, as well as introducing modified practices, such as using an extractor to harvest honey rather than crushing hives, that boost the bees' ability to thrive under their modern circumstances.
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The morning when tension-racked and covered with hives, my body would be raw from my incessant scratching.
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Many of the bee species he studies don't have hives like honeybees, they make holes in the ground.
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Then, I cut out the detox pill, which made me break out in hives from an allergic reaction.
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"Once the queen is dead, it's all over," said Mr. Hom, who has built elevated hives this season.
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Then Mr. Coté headed off to bring bees to 40 hives he maintains, mostly on rooftops, around Manhattan.
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Coté owns dozens of hives throughout the city and sells his "caramelized gold" in green markets and online.
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Read on for a few common reasons (allergies and non-allergies) you might be breaking out in hives.
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Bees also enjoy swarming — although "enjoy" might be the wrong word, as swarming is how hives naturally reproduce.
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But moving hives doesn't work with a weed killer like dicamba that can evaporate for days after spraying.
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The bees came from the parking lot, where a man was selling hives, according to a local report.
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Beehive losses accelerated, and American beekeepers lost 44 percent of their hives from April 153 to April 2016.
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Losses in summer 2015 increased to 28.1 percent of hives, the same rate of loss for winter 2015.
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The hives, hanging every 21 meters along the wire, are populated with Italian honey bees bred in Kerala.
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If I did, my throat might close up and hives spread across my face like acne in overdrive.
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By 4 AM, I woke up covered in hives, and my lips had swollen to Pamela Anderson proportions.
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Those reactions included hives, swelling, difficulty swallowing, trouble breathing, chest tightening, chest pain, vomiting, and a few others.
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Eight of the nine belong to the neonicotinoids class, which many bee keepers blame for devastating their hives.
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Open up your hives, o bees, cyphers on the fringes of childhood, honeyed inheritance of self among others.
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Does the idea seem tempting, or does it make one or both of you break out in hives?
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The Hives for Humanity honey compares favorably with honey elsewhere; its lead levels are below the worldwide average.
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The word "apian" refers to bees, and they make BEELINEs from a nectar source back to their hives.
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Blue orchard bees are natives to this continent, and were here long before Europeans arrived with honeybee hives.
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From April 2018 to April 2019, beekeepers in the United States lost over 2.503 percent of their hives.
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And the dermatologist merely confirmed what May already knew — the patient had hives, and it wasn't clear why.
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But the rash persisted, and Ms. Eisenberg was covered in hives "from head to toe" for eight months.
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The idea was that I would keep some hives on the property, which related to my wine background.
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Adee Honey Farms has some 92,20113 hives, each with roughly 40,000 bees, about 3.5 billion bees in total.
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But the next few generations of evolutionary biologists were less attracted to hives of human commotion like Birmingham.
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The group says sesame reactions can vary from person to person and can range from hives to anaphylaxis.
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The most common symptoms of these intolerances were hay fever, headaches, joint pain, itching, hives and stomach discomfort.
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Symptoms of food allergy range from mild tingling and hives around the mouth to a severe life-threatening reaction.
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Usually, histamine can trigger symptoms that we associate with seasonal allergies, such as sneezing, itching, hives and watery eyes.
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Nearly half of the hives whizzed past the baskets and exploded as they crashed onto the rocky crags below.
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"In 2019, we're rolling out physical Hives," she said, declining to detail those plans during the on-stage interview.
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Maggots and other insects are feeding on the honey and the baby bees who are still in the hives.
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But, in the more treacherous cases, it can provoke rashes, hives, and even welts, although that is less common.
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You can also get hives, you can develop nausea and vomiting, all possible clues to the advent of anaphylaxis.
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Bees are fed sugar to tide them over the winter and to compensate for honey harvested from their hives.
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While honey production in most countries has taken a hit along with hives, Cuba's healthy bees have been busy.
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I, on the other hand, was pale, covered in hives, and had lost about five pounds because of stress.
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The hives are kind of a metaphor for society, and they are also related to molecular diagrams – hexagonal forms.
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Organizing often begins at hives like film festivals, where connections are forged and speeches are heard around the world.
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Yes, the electronics markets are colossal hives of sensory overload, buzzing nonstop with small-scale high-tech hardware commerce.
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Apiarists maintain hives at high density for good reason—they may have to manage hundreds in a limited area.
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In one case, a single apiary in Summerville lost 46 hives, destroying about 2.5 million bees in the process.
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Turns out, she was allergic to an antibiotic she had just taken, which is a common reason for hives.
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Nearby hives hummed with bees that produced 100 pounds of honey and five to six frames of stored pollen.
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The wooden hives are perched on stands with their legs set in oil caps to protect them from ants.
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But if you're having a severe reaction to insect bites, your body may respond by breaking out in hives.
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In fact it's a great application for the technology and may help both bees and beekeepers keep hives healthy.
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The 14867513-something to 40-something professionals committed to healthy lifestyles are naturally occurring hives of people, he said.
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This is partly why bees produce it for the young in their hives -- it is both food and protection.
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In the 1940s, there were an estimated 6 million honeybee hives in the US, compared to 2.5 million today.
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Symptoms of anaphylaxis can range to hives to swelling of the throat so severe that it can suffocate you.
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"It's a hard crime to detect because they look like they're a beekeeper that owns the hives," Freeman said.
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This includes putting hives in good healthy environments, using screened bottom boards, essential oils, powdered sugar, organic acids, etc.
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But in late August, swarms tend to happen because of overcrowding and possibly overheating within hives, Mr. Evans said.
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It was the end of the day, and his bees were all heading to the hives for the night.
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He talked about how at the beginning of pollination he was worried he would be short a thousand hives.
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For six months, the family stays in a southeastern Georgia house near the tupelo trees, surrounded by multicolored hives.
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The artist lets the bees sculpt, rotating hives in progress so that the colony changes direction as it builds.
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They stay in their hives, clustered close around their queens, and shiver with their flight muscles to generate heat.
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As his parents rushed him to the hospital, Reiland was projectile vomiting and wheezing and was covered in hives.
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Delta flight attendants say their uniforms are making them lose their hair, break out in hives, and cough uncontrollably
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This is partly why bees produce it for the young in their hives - it is both food and protection.
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Few plants grow with fewer flowers and beekeepers need to move their hives to get the most from their bees.
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Aside from incinerating the hives, they trap queen bees inside the boxes permanently so that she can't start new colonies.
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Kate Middleton's younger brother went on to say that he has 10 hives in Bucklebury, where the Middleton family resides.
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"As soon as the healthy bees began clearing the dying bees out of the hives, they became contaminated," Machado said.
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Brodi Willard says she became concerned when her son, Seb, returned from school last week with hives on his neck.
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After eating peanut butter in 2010, Mason developed hives, vomited, and went to the hospital, People reported at the time.
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New York has legalized beekeeping in 2010 and currently has nearly 300 registered hives according to the Department of Health.
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A particular risk is Varroa destructor, a parasitic mite that has been spreading through the world's hives since the 1970s.
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They are sometimes referred to as "honey bears" due to how they raid bees' nests and slurp honey from hives.
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By the time Sam's shriek-mobile pulls into the high school parking lot, I've pretty much broken out into hives.
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If you've ever broken out in hives, then you know all too well how uncomfortable these splotchy welts can be.
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Plus, if you have a severe episode of hives, your physician may prescribe a short course of steroids to help.
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Once the hives are stolen, they usually end up getting rented or sold to a broker, according to industry insiders.
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But strict rules in densely packed Mexico City about the location of hives restrict them mainly to the city fringes.
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Some are deadly and can cause her to go into anaphylactic shock; others will cause stomach issues, hives and itching.
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About 14 percent had mild or moderate reactions such as hives on the skin and were usually treated with antihistamines.
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Antihistamines can also help calm and control CU hives, and, in some more severe cases, your doctor may recommend steroids.
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The hives, which are made from wooden boards, are hung in trees or placed beneath thatched shelters on the ground.
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Nor should hives syrup be served the lord and master on his buckwheat cakes in place of the usual treacle.
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And it makes the national security establishment — many of whom have longitudinal views of these relationships — break out in hives.
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But the InterContinental Times Square's hives, at 44th Street and Eighth Avenue, were closer to the cart's location on Aug.
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Those with a history of severe allergic reactions — more than just hives — should get the vaccine in a medical setting.
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A tub of the "finest cemetery honey," collected from the hives in the Central Cemetery's gardens, was also on offer.
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After returning from his final, 340-day mission, Kelly suffered nausea, fatigue, swelling, muscle and joint soreness, hives and rashes.
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Community gardeners in Paris are now requesting hives from the mayor's office, which allocates them to gardens and other venues.
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Early naturalists peered into hives and mounds and simply saw a reflection of their own monarchies or socialist utopian dreams.
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A. After a 30-year ban, keeping hives of honeybees was again made legal in New York City in 2010.
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The apiary was inside a sealed tent, where scientists monitored the hives' temperature, humidity, and hive weight, among other things.
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The bees replenish hives across the city and the region: on rooftops, in small urban backyards and sometimes even indoors.
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For those allergic, exposure to peanuts can result in symptoms like cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling and even fainting or dizziness.
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Mr. Ambrozic also offers informal apitherapy, where guests recline on a bunk bed, inhaling the warm air from adjacent hives.
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Of the 97,482 patients who had food allergies or intolerances, about half had symptoms such as hives, vomiting and coughing.
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You manager doesn't need to know that you're projectile vomiting, or having excruciating cramps, or are broken out in hives.
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These include hives, difficulty breathing, vomiting and diarrhea that develop within two hours of coming into contact with an allergen.
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It was tomato sauce the week before that, which turned out to be a no-go; it gave her hives.
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"Hives, which is also known as urticaria, is due to an increase in histamine levels" in the body, said Garshick.
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"About one in five adults with chronic hives are likely to have a physical or inducible-type hives that may be triggered by heat (warming of body temperature) as well as cold, and much less common, sunlight," Dr. Clifford Bassett, an allergist and founder of the Allergy & Asthma Care of New York, told Fox News.
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Some people might even be allergic to the oils themselves, and allergic reactions can cause rashes, hives, and wheezing after exposure.
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In the second study**, Amro Zayed of York University in Toronto and his colleagues measured the insecticide inside 55 honeybee hives.
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It comes up within a matter of minutes, becomes hot and itchy, and if it gets worse, it turns into hives.
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There, the Tanzanian bees swarm traditional hives, which are suspended in trees, then pulled down by beekeepers to harvest the honeycomb.
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After rounding them up, she identified them as larvae of the greater wax moth, a well-known pest of bee hives.
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In Manhattan, many keep their hives on rooftops, including skyscrapers and office buildings which make for "fantastic apiaries", according to Coté.
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I started to get this sort of stress rash, and before I knew it, I had literally broken out in hives.
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About 12 to 15 hives can surround about 1.5 to 2 acres of farmland, with King reporting an 80% success rate.
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These ant's social structure consists of an army of female workers in charge of feeding the queen and supporting the hives.
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Those who have a topical allergy may get a rash or break out into hives if the plant touches their skin.
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Lyle Johnston, president of the Colorado Professional Beekeeping Association, typically sends almond farmers 75,000 hives, including about 7,13 of his own.
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Many beekeepers near soybean fields said they are losing half their hives—losses similar to those attributed to colony collapse disorder.
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Bees depend on redvine for nectar and pollen, the protein source that helps hives survive freezing temperatures, parasites and other stressors.
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And the family has shared a smiling photo of Lydia suffering light redness and just a few hives on her face.
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Certain antibiotics such as penicillin and sulfa as well as aspirin and ibuprofen can trigger an allergic reaction resulting in hives.
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Certain foods such as fruit, milk, eggs peanuts, tree nuts or shellfish can all trigger hives if you're allergic to them.
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You may also develop hives with any increase in your body temperature whether it's from stress, anger, spicy food, or exercise.
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"Hive / Mind" is the fourth track from the artist's upcoming EP Hives, out on March 10th from his label Her Records.
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Already pre-fab hives have been shipped to 130 countries, many of them poorer nations heavily dependent on agriculture for income.
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Even the French Communist Party recently set up a handful of hives on the roof of its imposing 1970s-era headquarters.
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This, despite the fact that I sported black and yellow striped platforms, which made my feet look like hives for bees.
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At the end of the path, we reach the hives, sitting on a slab of cement against a chain-link fence.
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Between 2006 and 2007, beekeepers around the US began to report losses of 30 to 90 percent of their domestic hives.
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This year, we will get some hives going in Seattle and eventually more cities across the US, and hopefully the world.
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With about 90 days to go until my own wedding, just thinking about what happened to Langerman is giving me hives.
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"Six hours later I was in a hotel, covered in hives, itching like crazy and laughing at myself," he told me.
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And on long summer days, when the hives are busy with bees flying in and out to forage, Mack is cautious.
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An entire organization, The New York City Beekeeper's Association, keeps track of beekeepers, who are legally required to register their hives.
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On top of building the mixed cohorts, 1-800-Contacts also created new "hives," or streamlined reporting structures for each member.
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Inside the hives, there was honey in the removable wooden frames — darker honey, she said, than a batch harvested last month.
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Each truck transports 216 hives over dirt roads that, thanks to this season's rain, were deeply rutted and thick with mud.
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Pauley said that her doctor realized she had bipolar disorder after she was given steroids to treat a case of hives.
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Some beekeepers lost as many as 90% of their hives to the scourge in 2006 and 2007, when it first hit.
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The company said the most common adverse effects were abdominal discomfort or pain, coughing, hives, itching, nausea, throat irritation and vomiting.
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Then they went to my lungs, and down my femurs, and into the hives in my throat that hatch white cells.
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The Almond Board of California lists dozens of beekeepers and bee brokers from across the United States that will rent hives.
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With his music, Samp hopes to raise awareness of colony collapse disorder, the plague that has killed millions of honeybee hives worldwide.
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His mother paid the bee man $150 apiece for them and drove them off to Long Island, where the family keeps hives.
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"I can say that hives are not commonly associated with influenza and may represent a second, unrelated process," Dr. Tosh tells PEOPLE.
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The symptoms that people typically have during exercise are itching, hives, asthma, runny nose, or redness of the skin, Dr. Wolbert says.
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Finally after years of turmoil (just thinking about shopping for my bat mitzvah dress still gives me hives), something started to change.
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Their bees drifted less between hives, supported fewer mites, produced more honey and survived the winter better than their conventionally housed counterparts.
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This daring insect has the audacity to lay its eggs inside of of bee hives, where they hatch and thrive on beeswax.
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Located below Notre Dame's main roof, which was devastated by the Monday's fire, the hives were able to endure the blaze unscathed.
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They get quiet, but the bees get louder, a restless buzzing emanates from their hives as they quickly fly in and out.
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"If hives happen, I recommend going back through the past 48 hours and writing down everything you did and ate," said Blake.
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And now researchers have found that the continued deadly spread of a pandemic infecting hives, and decimating them, is caused by humans.
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But Pena said that is a small number given a single commercial producer in a rural area might run hundreds of hives.
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I woke at 4 AM with hives, surprised because, in the months between episodes, I had eaten almonds and mushrooms without problems.
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A small segment of the population is literally allergic to vibrations, an annoying condition that gives rise to hives and other symptoms.
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According to Washington State University, a pear orchard should have twice as many bee hives available as other kinds of fruit tree.
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From life-threatening heat strokes to unsightly heat hives, here's a breakdown of the top ways extreme heat can affect the body.
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In most cases, the allergic response is limited to hives—the pale, prickly rash most often associated with allergic and autoimmune reactions.
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The woman who broke out in hives and didn't manage to get out a word looked on with an air of desperation.
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Among other things, it's an app that allows both professional and amateur beekeepers to keep track of their hives from a distance.
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The tractor-trailers that carry hives across the country to pollinate crops are typically moving about seven million bees at a time.
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Trilobites It's a common trope in science fiction, but hives in nature are not dependent on any central node for their function.
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The hives are tucked into a ledge adjacent to a pathway alongside Suzanne Lenglen Court, the second largest stadium on the grounds.
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For a few years I'd occasionally get hives, have stomach pain, and sometimes even breathing problems, but I could never pinpoint why.
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The deputy pulled up to the fenced area, which he knew enclosed local beekeepers' hives, and saw that they were on fire.
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"The bees' very presence in the environment," Mr. Malvezin said of his urban hives, "suggest the possibility of another way of life."
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His workbench is nestled in one of the densest commercial hives in the city, in a building largely occupied by jewelry merchants.
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Japan's Misaki Doi also advanced to the final eight with a 6-1, 1-6, 6-3 win against Australia's Zoe Hives.
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Shortly after that, flight attendants began noticing and reporting health problems, such as hives, respiratory problems, and hair loss, and other issues.
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My wife and kids lived below my work-priorities line, and my work priorities were giving me a pretty case of hives.
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Mays said the bees likely went looking for a new home after leaving one of the rooftop hives of a nearby building.
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Hives of this scale have been buzzing around Manhattan for some time, said Detective Hubert Reyes, public Information officer for the NYPD.
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"I actually keep bees here in New York City, on rooftops," the man said, pulling out photographs of one of his hives.
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Next spring, they plan to distribute about 150 hives to 35 beekeepers either free or through a low- or no-interest loan.
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He hopes that the farm is still standing and that the bees regularly return to the hives with bellies full of nectar.
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What It Looks Like: Hives or patchy red marks on the skin that may be raised or flat, or in patches or lacerations.
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Local fire captain Andrew Macke, who like many other hobby beekeepers was never on the registry, also lost both his hives this week.
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The Israeli virus was one of a number of bee viruses, and most of them entered hives via the same carrier: Hayes' mites.
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Bencic closed out the 23-hour, 36-minute match on her fifth match point and advances to face Australian wild card Zoe Hives.
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The scientists measured metabolic rates and food intake by feeding bees from six hives candy laced with radioactive rubidium and radioactive sodium, respectively.
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They put three hives in an undisturbed wooded area with lots of Australian wildflowers, and another three on a recently-cleared pine plantation.
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Since 2014, he's enjoyed plenty of attention from media outlets as he continues to plague red carpets and other hives of celebrity activity.
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Usually, officials spray for mosquito control by truck and at night, when bees are in their hives and beekeepers can better protect them.
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Even if it were fake, the act of putting on a wedding gown and walking down an aisle would probably give me hives.
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Yes, since 2013, about 180,000 bees have lived in three hives on the roof of the cathedral just below its iconic rose window.
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Thus programmer Mat Kelsey created a bee counter to see just how many of his winged honeymakers are hanging out in his hives.
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" If the hives got too hot, Geant added, "the wax would have melted and glued the bees together, they would have all perished.
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My hives generally start in the under-40-degree range, and I have been able to swim in relatively frigid lakes without dying.
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This hypersensitivity acts almost exactly like a typical food allergy, with symptoms like hives, trouble breathing, or even a life-threatening anaphylactic shock.
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For the study, members of the Urticaria Group of the French Dermatological Society surveyed 311 patients who had appointments for hives in 2017.
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If you've been bitten and hives are accompanied by any other symptoms, such as shortness of breath, you should seek medical attention immediately.
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If snuggling one of Lola's kittens wouldn't make me break out into hives, I would be begging Thorne for one right this second.
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Sometimes they are disgruntled workers or beekeepers down on their luck with dead hives and take others to make up for their losses.
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Catch a glimpse of the hives through floor-to-ceiling windows in the lobby, which provide a gorgeous view into the nearby gardens.
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What finally persuaded Thomas, he said, was the dollar-store diapers he'd been buying for his daughter: They sometimes gave his daughter hives.
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I like to go up to the hives because it reminds me why I started my company and why I'm doing all this.
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They would fly from their hives at night, which was something bees would normally never do, and then circle around a light fixture.
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More than 500 hives in California have already gone missing so far this year, compared to 72 in 2014 and 101 in 2015.
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But a colony of roughly 180,000 honey bees that lives above Notre Dame's sacristy survived the flames, even as smoke consumed their hives.
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Even hives exposed to low levels of neonicotinoids have been shown to collect less pollen and produce fewer eggs and far fewer queens.
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The first and most important ingredient is sourced from sustainably managed hives, and Bee's Wrap's biodegradable packaging is made from 100% recycled paper.
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Placing flags to mark the spots in orchards where hives are to be placed gives Mr. Adee a chance to survey the terrain.
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She remembered walking onto campus for the first time after the incident and having a panic attack, her body breaking out into hives.
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Davis was only able to start moving his hives to a safer home this week, having spent the last few weeks fighting fires.
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He experienced joint and muscle pain, swelling in the lower legs, hives and rashes anywhere his skin touched anything, dizziness, nausea and fatigue.
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More than 300 of Florida's 4,000 registered beekeepers move their hives into the state for the winter—"like people from New Jersey," Hayes says—and then, as spring approaches, pack them on trucks, 480 hives per semi, and head west and north to pollinate almonds, cherries, apples, blueberries, cranberries, vine fruits, pit fruits, onions, legumes—over $15 billion of US crops a year.
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The hives themselves are ten metres apart, and the poles are all connected by a single strand of wire 1.5 metres above the ground.
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Though something like hives may not seem like such a big deal, she suggests seeing a physician for a proper diagnosis and further help.
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These antibodies can lead to symptoms associated with a red meat allergy, including hives, swelling in the lips and throat, or an upset stomach.
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Brittany says the hives her daughter experiences have recently begun to feel hotter — Ivy is also starting to say how "hot" they are now.
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The team installed hives on roofs in Brooklyn, Queens, Sydney, Melbourne, Venice, and Tokyo, in order to gather microbial samples from the cities' neighborhoods.
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Beekeepers must use harsh chemicals in their hives to kill the mites or risk losing most of their bees within two to three years.
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Some of the most common symptoms include hives, trouble breathing, and vomiting, all which occur within two hours of being exposed to an allergen.
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"You just have to ride gently and avoid the bumps," he said, adding that his hives produced some 30 pounds of honey last year.
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Hives once stood under the bamboo trees, but a few years ago, the colony collapsed and he hasn't had the heart to replace it.
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Hives in Germany are usually larger to begin with and closer to a wider range of flowers than those in the UK and Hungary.
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In other words, it seems that rather than looking harder for nectar, bees in developed landscapes are relying more on food in their hives.
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Consider just the numbers; there are roughly 80 million honeybee hives in the world, each containing perhaps 40,000 bees through the spring and summer.
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Luckily, the hives were fine, and since bees don't have lungs (fun fact!) there's no worry that they were exposed to smoke-related dangers.
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The control colonies received untainted syrup, while the test hives received samples with insecticide doses of 10, 20, 50, and 100 parts per billion.
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"We are obviously saddened by the fact people have lost their hives, and we have gone back and looked at our procedures," Ward said.
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Historically, hives did better around agriculture, he said, because irrigated fields kept flowers blooming, and beekeepers would shift the bees around to avoid pesticides.
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Escalante's hives are set in a grove of chañar and algarrobo trees, ensuring that the bees don't have to go far to find nectar.
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Robertson said he recently spent NZ$5,000 boosting security, after finding one or two of his 3,000 or so hives were being stolen weekly.
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This type of allergy is called a physical urticaria, and it typically produces hives after exposure to heat, cold, water, sunlight, sweat, and exercise.
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Wearing a wool sweater raises hives on her skin; inhaling the fumes of bacon sizzling on a stove will knock her to the ground.
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In her capacity as second lady, Pence has also visited bee research labs and invited school groups to see the hives at the residence.
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Bees are getting so scarce and so valuable that people are stealing hives from almond farms in California and selling them at steep prices.
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Symptoms run from itchy eyes, runny nose and sneezing to more severe asthma symptoms including chest tightening, shortness of breath and wheezing, and hives.
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The crime can carry penalties of up to three years in prison and a $10,000 fine, depending on the value of the hives stolen.
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American Airlines earlier this year named Lands' End a new uniform supplier after flight attendants complained of rashes and hives from a previous uniform.
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My whole body would tense, I would often start to sweat or feel short of breath, and twice I even broke out in hives.
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In a recent interview with NPR, Toni Burnham, president of the D.C. Beekeepers Alliance, called the disease a "death sentence" for hives and colonies.
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In southeast Texas, the warm climate attracts beekeeping enthusiasts from around the country, who bring their hives to the state to escape cold winters.
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" As for working in finance, Siff said, "Slinging around huge amounts of money" on a screen—"that would make me break out in hives.
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Broughton is on a mission to recover a list of double agents, in a city simmering with revolution and double-crossing hives of traitors.
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This can cause "a spectrum of allergic reactions," including local swelling, hives or "anaphylaxis and even death, as in this unfortunate patient," he said.
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Since 2006, honey bees have been disappearing from their hives and dying at unprecedented rates due to a condition known as Colony Collapse Disorder.
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The flight attendant who said she broke out into hives said that everyone she spoke with — from her supervisor through upper management — was dismissive.
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She was placed on steroids for the hives, along with a variety of creams and antibiotics, all of which she had to pay for.
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Early next year, Mr. Conant plans to install solar panels on an old gymnasium, which now holds racks of wood frames for the hives.
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For someone like me who gets hives when he thinks about the classic job systems from other RPGs, this simplicity is very, very welcome.
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Three years ago, Aref Haboo worked as a beekeeper in Syria, tending to his 45 hives in a small village near the Turkish border.
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Usually transactions are in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin held in escrow during a purchase, which affords some anonymity for users but makes them hives for scammers.
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In 2012 the Obama campaign placed ads on the Xbox dashboard, to the displeasure of gamers who get hives when they see ads in general.
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She said users want to engage with Bumble and its values in the physical world, which is why it first launched its pop-up hives.
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Brittany says even touching snow (something the family has had a lot of this winter in Minnesota) will make her daughter break out in hives.
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In the cases he's seen, people often experience symptoms hours after eating meat, including very bad itching, typically with hives, in addition to stomach symptoms.
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If those signs are paired with troubled breathing, or you experience a racing heart, dizziness, stomachache, serious pain, flushing or hives, seek medical care immediately.
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This can cause mild annoyances like hives or itchy eyes, or life-threatening issues like anaphylaxis, where blood pressure plummets and airways start swelling shut.
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In Tanzania, traditional practices have focused on harvesting wild honey rather than keeping managed hives, says Noah Mpunga, a zoologist with the Wildlife Conservation Society.
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Hives in apiaries are usually laid out a metre or less apart at the same height above the ground and in a regular grid formation.
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Aged between 11 and 14, the kids who had eaten the pepper began experiencing blotchy skin, sweating, hives, and even problems seeing at around lunchtime.
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Last November, a truck transporting 200 bee hives rolled over on a national highway in Yunnan causing its angry passengers to scatter across the roads.
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Some beekeepers have estimated their losses could reach $100,000 for the theft of hundreds of hives they rent out to pollinate almonds and other crops.
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The hives develop rapidly after her skin comes in contact with water, regardless of its temperature, according to the Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center.
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The company also runs pop-ups, hosts events and has spoken of plans to launch more physical locations — "Hives," in Bumble lingo — sometime this year.
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The U.S.'s agriculture industry relies on wild insects to supplement its crop pollination, especially for farms who can't afford their own hives of bees.
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Daniel Barrera, a bee industry expert with the agriculture ministry, said a precise count of hives lost this year will not be available until 2020.
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Daniel Barrera, a bee industry expert with the agriculture ministry, said a precise count of hives lost this year will not be available until 2020.
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But people with vibratory urticaria make mutated ADGRE2 proteins in which these subunits are less stable, leading to "degranulation," which causes hives and other symptoms.
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A few beekeepers had evaded the ban by camouflaging their hives with faux-brick contact paper or otherwise making them blend in with the rooftops.
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A beekeeper who had kept hives in Mississippi County for decades told me he'd had to relocate them; the bees were struggling to produce honey.
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They are hiding in garage corners, living on windowsills, imitating flowers and creating massive colonies below our feet, or buzzing in and out of hives.
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But in this particular bee, the workers lay eggs that self-fertilize and become female workers in their home colonies or the hives they invade.
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Typical symptoms of allergic reactions to food include coughing or wheezing, vomiting and abdominal pain, hives, skin swelling, lip swelling and throat tightness, she said.
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The Internet, with its hives of hate groups, has fed that feeling, especially with the ascendancy of the alt-right during the 2016 presidential election.
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People who are believed to have histamine intolerance may also experience diarrhea, headache, asthma, flushed skin, wheezing, abdominal cramps, itching, and hives, Dr. Irani says.
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What's more, this drastic hormonal flux can cause a host of other temporary skin conditions, including hives, mild cystic acne, and various hormone-related rashes.
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Up on the roof, a few hops away from the Eiffel Tower, he presents his hives, already apologizing for not being able to open them.
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Game of Thrones getting 32 Emmy nominations, the most ever, for what is universally recognized as its worst season, is going to give me hives.
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They're trained to sniff out bacteria and tell if any larvae have been killed before the hives are shipped away to help pollinate other farms.
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He responded with what he calls a "typical man reaction" — if the hives didn't clear up by the next day, he would have them checked.
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The massacre was blamed on human error; the government did not warn local beekeepers about plans to spray so they could temporarily cover the hives.
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He decided to go all in on bees, building up his hives, growing bees for sale and using them to pollinate crops and make honey.
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The honeybees are huddled up in their hives, vibrating their wings to keep warm and feeding on the honey they've stored for just this reason.
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They installed their hives on wooden stands on the grassy three-acre patch of land because they did not have space on their own property.
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The body responds with fever and chills, a loss of appetite, flulike body aches, hives and high levels of one specific type of antibody: IgM.
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As soon as the obsessive fears vanished, I'd wean off a medication, tired of side effects that ranged from weight gain to insomnia to hives.
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For example, flight attendants on Delta airlines told Business Insider new uniforms cause them to break out in hives, lose their hair, and cough uncontrollably.
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Some 92,20083 hives had to be deployed before those buds burst into blossom so that his bees could get to the crucial work of pollination.
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Several Delta flight attendants told Business Insider recently that the chemically treated fabrics in the uniform were causing hair loss, hives, and other medical issues.
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That leaves politics to Zach (the sparkling Brett Gray), a black teen-ager who helps August with her hives and dreams of being a lawyer.
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I remember watching him tend to the hives behind his house in the mornings, never flinching as the bees swarmed over his neck and arms.
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He records and analyzes the frequencies of his bees, such as the soothing "songs" queen bees chirp to their hives, and uses them in his compositions.
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He first tried this with propolis, a type of tree resin that bees use as glue in their hives, but it didn't work nearly as well.
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Sure, hot sauce is great but the idea of getting chiles on a purse that costs a month's worth of rent gives this writer hives. 6.
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But that pesticide-dispensing plane happened to fly over uncovered hives of honey bees, and now those bees—more than two million of them—are dead.
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The vast majority of the Dorchester County bee deaths happened at Flowertown Bee Farm and Supply, which lost 46 hives, or about 2.5 million individual honeybees.
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Some of these may seem comical to 21st-century eyes: a swarm of bees, for instance, resembles an orderly line of shuttlecocks streaming into their hives.
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They have these instructions on how to make a bee-friendly garden and if you do all this stuff they'll show up and make their hives.
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Look for signs that are out of the norm, Shimabukuro said, such as difficulty breathing, swelling of the eyelids or lips, a fast heartbeat, or hives.
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Bertocchini is a part-time beekeeper, and is used to removing wax worms from her hives, where the caterpillars like to munch on the beeswax inside.
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He was allergic to dog hair, and the prank allegedly caused what a medical clinic described as the "worst case of hives" they had ever seen.
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A decade ago a mysterious phenomenon called colony-collapse disorder, in which worker bees deserted hives for no apparent reason, struck apiarists in Europe and America.
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The entrances of these hives faced outward from the circle and each bore a symbol, different from any of the others, to increase its visual distinctiveness.
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Gary Mackrill of North Dakota's Mackrill Honey Farms thinks dicamba sprayed near his hives might be making bees more vulnerable to pathogens, cold, and other stressors.
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The authors, a group of skin experts in France, found that almost two-thirds of patients brought pictures with them to appointments for urticaria, or hives.
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Thanks to their careful efforts at sequestration, there hasn't been a mite outbreak in years, although hives do fail from time to time for other reasons.
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Insect bites can cause hives if you have a reaction A typical reaction to a bug bite can produce redness, swelling or minor irritation and itching.
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The latest threat to our precious honeybees is the Varroa mite, a parasite that infests hives and sucks the blood from both bees and their young.
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Bees in certain parts of the U.S. are facing a different threat, as aerial spraying, aimed to combat Zika-spreading mosquitos, is killing hives en masse.
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In 2005, a group of cancer patients taking the drug developed urticaria (hives), angioedema (swelling of the lips and tongue), and anaphylaxis (a deadly allergic reaction).
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"Allergies are an inappropriate response by our immune system to see something that's innocuous as dangerous," he said, leading to congestion, hives and other common symptoms.
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" Other effects can include "burning, rash, itching, skin discoloration/redness, blistering, allergic type reactions including hives/welts, allergic contact dermatitis, and bleeding also have been reported.
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While growing up, Alba battled allergies and asthma, as well as frequently broke out in hives and checked into hospitals three or four times a year.
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Ms. Armstrong's book builds to an argument that we all now live in the world that "Seinfeld" made, an argument that would give Mr. Wieseltier hives.
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It's a reflection of how city life blurs not only gender but also race, sexuality, and language: all is fluid and interchangeable in these multicultural hives.
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Freeman managed to track the bee bandits down, thanks in no small part to his side gig: He's a beekeeper himself, with more than 400 hives.
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If that lofty price makes you break out in hives, the company's B shares closed trading at $199.34, also up around 22 percent for the year.
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I walked there in the summer heat to ask about the hives but could not connect with anyone in charge of the bees during my visit.
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Concerns about naled were raised last week after reports from South Carolina revealed that the chemical killed off the hives at a commercial honey bee farm.
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Honey bee death rates went up in places where higher levels of naled were recorded near hives, according to a National Center for Biotechnology Information study.
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After Mr. Merriam finished the Southern honey season this month, he transported the hives by tractor-trailer to Maine to help pollinate the wild blueberry crop.
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An allergic reaction is characterized by marked symptoms, such as itching, hives, swelling, trouble breathing or vomiting, within two hours of consuming the food in question.
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Reminder: Mr. Navalny was rushed to the hospital on Sunday from his jail cell, suffering from swelling and hives, which officials described as an allergic reaction.
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The Slovene beekeeping heritage is distinctive: The wooden bee hives are traditionally painted with murals reflecting myths and legends, or scenes bearing religious or historical significance.
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In Victoria, British Columbia, Harbour Air just put four hives with 10,000 bees on the one-acre grass roof of its floating airport terminal for seaplanes.
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The Atlanta attendant said she has been wearing it, and though the hives have been less severe since switching to it, she is still getting them.
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Ms. Hulacova — a keen environmentalist — and her aunt also made sure that once the sculptures were removed, there was little disruption to the bees and hives.
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Those that do try to pass between the poles blunder into the wire and shake the adjacent hives, with predictable results, and rarely attempt a second passage.
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Below, two men lit a massive fire of freshly cut wood and green leaves that created clouds of smoke that filled the hives and subdued the bees.
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Then, one by one, the hunters attempted to dislodge the hives from the face of the cliff, knocking chunks of honeycomb into the suspended basket beneath them.
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But only 10.8 percent said they had symptoms consistent with an allergic reaction to food, such as hives, swelling of the lips or throat, and chest pain.
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Under recent changes in accounting rules, Boeing hives off orders that no longer meet its criteria for recognizing revenue into a separate category, while defending contractual claims.
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She suggests administering epinephrine when two body symptoms react to the allergen (for example, hives and vomiting indicate that both the stomach and skin have been affected).
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Ben Hom, 48, a schoolteacher from Brooklyn who tends a farm near Oneonta, N.Y., during the summer, bought six boxes because bears destroyed his hives last spring.
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But on Monday, 33-year-old Teigen got candid about one of the not-so-positive experiences she was currently having: hives, in a very inconvenient location.
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Estimates by the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation suggest that, far from falling, the number of hives in the world is increasing by about 2% a year.
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Among the 197 patients who brought pictures, 134 didn't have lesions at the time, so the pictures were helpful in confirming a hives diagnosis in 125 cases.
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At the very least, beekeepers need to keep an extra-close eye on their hives — which can be difficult when there are a few thousand of them.
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A new study published Monday in Scientific Reports shows that strategically dosing hives with helpful probiotics can help the bees fend off the negative impacts of pesticides.
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Under recent changes in accounting rules, Boeing hives off orders that no longer meet its criteria for recognising revenue into a separate category, while defending contractual claims.
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It's three stories, and sits on 3.5 acres, which is filled with a series of gardens, and bee hives that produce 90 pounds of honey every year.
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In fact, over a million hives are trucked into the region for pollination season every year, and colony collapse disorder is a major threat to almond crops.
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"The hives are an allergic reaction, and in this case it's an immune reaction to the actual heat, the effects of heat on the skin," Ahn said.
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There are hundreds and hundreds of hives being brought on flatbed trucks then shipped to places like Florida for citrus pollination, then to Maine to pollinate blueberries.
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In Maryland, a state employee is training dogs to inspect hives for harmful bacteria — a crucial job as honeybees are sent around the country to pollinate crops.
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The beehives have to be strung on a wire sturdy enough to hold them up, but not so sturdy that the hives can't sway in the breeze.
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Steeve Ngama, a doctoral candidate with the Université de Liège in Belgium, who has done similar research, said via email that bee hives are a good idea.
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Honeybees routinely fly two miles from their hives in their search for raw material for honey; it doesn't require much extra energy to fly several stories up.
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Most of the 20 hives, once thriving with bees that had nurtured mature colonies, were incinerated, but some had been tossed into a pond or toppled over.
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The two-star Michelin restaurant, La Tour D'Argent, keeps hives on its roof to make the honey used in some of its autumn duck dishes and desserts.
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The Opera Garnier sells honey from its hives in its gift shop, and the honey made by the bees atop Notre-Dame is given to the poor.
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If a baby develops a reaction, such as flushing or hives, parents should stop feeding the child and contact their pediatrician; they should not continue the regimen.
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Ms. Colopy said that wellness or skin care companies interested in bee products should work with beekeepers who house their hives among chemical-free plants and crops.
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Don't call pest control if you see a swarm Bill Tomaszewski, Debra's husband and PlanetBee's co-founder, said bee swarms are a sign that hives are healthy.
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An environmental group representing leaders in the beekeeping industry has filed a lawsuit contesting the Trump administration's rollback of pesticide restrictions, citing major risks to honeybee hives.
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Car washes, beauty and spa facilities, construction sites, hospitality and agriculture were the main hives of suspected modern slavery for callers to the helpline, according to Unseen.
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In many cases, the rash or hives will begin at the exact spot where the allergen first touched your body, though it can spread to other places.
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And to make matters more complicated, sometimes you won't experience severe hives the first time or even every time you interact with the food, says Dr. Parikh.
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He claims that by helping to retain bee populations, the technology should have hives running at close to 100% of their capacity in terms of honey output.
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Her bedroom, which is on the top floor of the house, gets so hot that she's starting to break out in hives in the middle of the night.
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A Nebraska mom is warning parents everywhere about a rare flu symptom after her 6-year-old son broke out in hives before being diagnosed with the virus.
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Our favorite way to celebrate the cool-down is (obviously) with a shopping trip, especially for cozy sweaters you can finally wear without breaking out in heat hives.
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The Adees typically manage 21,250 to 90,000 hives, "but our numbers have been so destroyed the last couple of years, we've started using other people's bees," Adee said.
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But this season, beekeepers have been struggling to fill their trucks with hives and are facing massive cuts to what is typically their biggest paycheck of the year.
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The allergist that I saw was able to rule out any other environmental and dietary issues that might be contributing to the hives, but could find no cause.
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After determining that it was caused by a severe skin reaction, Tia was given the all-clear, but the nasty case of hives still has yet to fade.
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According to the US Department of Agriculture, in the 1940s there were about 6 million honey bee hives, that number is now drastically reduced to about 2.5 million.
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Honeybees, which are hired in hives to pollinate farmlands, are also facing colony collapse disorder, which happens when a significant amount of worker bees leave behind a queen.
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This has the potential to bring in up to 65,000 rupees ($1,000) for each farmer, allowing for a substantial profit even after the costs of maintaining the hives.
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Figures from the agriculture ministry (SAGARPA) show the number of hives in Mexico City, as well as honey production, dropped by about 17 percent between 2006 and 2015.
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When allergic people eat the legume, they might experience anything from nausea and vomiting to hives and potentially fatal anaphylaxis, a reaction that can squeeze your airways shut.
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For Bock and Simon, that means harvesting from a number of their hives, which range from Ventura County and Pasadena to Manhattan Beach and here in Mount Washington.
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Under recent changes in accounting rules, Boeing hives off orders that do not meet its criteria for recognising revenue into a separate category, while holding onto contractual claims.
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We signed with them at the time because they had the Flaming Lips and just signed the Hives, so it was a cool major for a minute there.
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The E.R. doctor ordered two shots of epinephrine, also known as adrenaline, to dampen the allergic reaction; the hives and itching began to subside about 220 minutes later.
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He said he was initially nervous around the insects in 2016, when he joined the eatery that serves cocktails and food laced with honey from the rooftop hives.
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I'll be over here celebrating the return of rock with the Hives, the dapper Swedish band led by the charismatic, daring and always precise frontman Howlin' Pelle Almqvist.
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Paris Dispatch Paris has seen a marked rise in urban beekeeping, with more than 1,000 hives atop landmark buildings as well as in community gardens across the city.
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At a horticulture meeting, he learned that blue orchard bees — a native species that doesn't make honey or live in hives — could be used to supplement honeybee pollination.
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At an $80,000 green-clay tournament in Charlottesville, Va., No. 392 Gauff lost in the first round to Zoe Hives, 6-4, 7-6 (3), on April 63.
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"This includes food allergy, anaphylaxis, asthma, atopic dermatitis, allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis, urticaria -- which is hives -- contact dermatitis, medication allergy and a class of other allergies," Mitre said.
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This year, thanks in part to the acquisition another beekeeper's business, he had bees still waiting for work as he deployed his hives across California in late January.
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Last year, after having lost roughly half of his 90,000 hives, he joined Mr. Hackenberg, other beekeepers and environmental groups in a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency.
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But in most young infants, Stukus explains, anaphylaxis manifests as vomiting and hives, without the difficulty breathing and the closing airways that can be seen in older children.
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Cardiac arrest on plane Around 25 minutes into the flight Natasha's throat became itchy, her face went red and then hives appeared on her body, the coroner said.
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Colony collapse, a phenomenon where worker bees suddenly vanish from hives, leaving the colony unable to function, has been a longstanding concern among beekeepers in the US and elsewhere.
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Before the convention, India declares its intentions of opening a swath of coal plants; the implications of such enormous greenhouse gas emission sends Gore into a bout of hives.
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Spiders may start taking their webs down, birds may start calling, cicadas may chirp, bees may head back to their hives, and chickens may scamper back to their coops.
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SHIBIN EL KOM, Egypt (Reuters) - Egypt's beekeepers say their hives are under threat because of a shortage of sugar, as are the flowers and crops that their bees pollinate.
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While it may be easy to recognize hives when they flare up all of your body, what's not so clear is knowing what triggers them in the first place.
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"Hives used to be $35 a pop and now they're $175 to $200," Mace Vaughn, pollinator program co-director at the Xerces Society, a non-profit conservation organization, says.
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The cyclical nature of beating back small enemies, taking out some Legion hives and Extractors, killing a Prime, and then going after a Dreadnought is easy to sink into.
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As one of the biggest brokers in the nation, Johnston was running 26,215 hives with a rental value of roughly $223 million per year, distributed among his 217 beekeepers.
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By stringing beehives every 20 meters — alternating with fake hives — a team of researchers in Africa has shown that they can keep 80 percent of elephants away from farmland.
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Mr. Malvezin has about a half-dozen hives on his balcony and checks on them twice a day, year round, ensuring they are safe from predators and not overcrowded.
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In Battery Park, the Battery Bee Sanctuary shelters thousands of bees insides hives designed to reflect New York's architectural history, including tenement-style apartments and Dutch-style step gables.
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The decision comes after numerous employees complained that the current uniforms, which were introduced in 2018, have caused myriad health problems such as hives, respiratory issues, and hair loss.
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Researchers randomly assigned 100 adults with itchy hives to have daily treatment with either an antihistamine (levocetirizine, brand name Xyzal) and prednisone, or the antihistamine and a sugar pill.
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At the ranch, cattle lazily grazed in the evening amid neatly stacked clusters of hives, looking on curiously when flatbed trucks pulled into load the bees for overnight journeys.
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If a row of trees happens to have a low spot, he will place a flag a few rows away to ensure the hives do not stand in water.
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Though any mention of brands gives me hives, I do know that I recognize more brand names after having spent some time in the game—though clearly not enough.
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Children can gather eggs from the chicken coop, pluck vegetables from the garden, collect honey from bee hives and take in a performance from resident goats, Olive and Pepper.
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Children can gather eggs from the chicken coop, pluck vegetables from the garden, collect honey from bee hives and take in a performance from resident goats, Olive and Pepper.
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Suffering from a condition called cold urticaria, also known as cold hives, Quinnipiac University goaltender Chris Truehl is literally allergic to ice and also highly sensitive to cold temperatures.
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I feel like I'm going to break out in hives when I make eye contact with a blue shirt at Best Buy or that one lotion man at the mall.
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Not unlike the symptoms of a peanut, egg, tree nut or a shellfish allergy, many people who are allergic to red meat may experience hives, a skin rash or anaphylaxis.
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Anaphylaxis can lead to anaphylactic shock, which is characterized by plummeting blood pressure and symptoms like face, lip, and throat swelling; difficulty breathing, hives, dizziness, nausea, and loss of consciousness.
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The study, published today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, does point out that bees typically fly less when they've got well-stocked hives (as we all do).
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One reason is believed to be the bees' exposure to excessive pesticides and chemicals in rural areas and the lack thereof in New York makes the hives healthy, says Coté.
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If you're allergic to certain foods and drinks, that can also be a culprit Unfortunately, if you're breaking out in hives after eating, you might want to examine your diet.
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The respondents, some of whom are commercial beekeepers and some of whom are hobbyists, manage more than 15 percent of the roughly 2.65 million managed honey bee hives in America.
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Beekeepers first reported it in 2006 after noticing that up to 90 percent of hives were dying off—mostly worker bees, thus stranding the queen and eventually destroying the hive.
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"With the wind and the rain we are suffering losses," says the grizzled 63-year-old, who operates between 50 and 60 hives on his small plantain and yam farm.
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Urban beekeeping is on the rise in cities such as London and New York where homeowners, companies and restaurants are setting up rooftop hives that each house thousands of bees.
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In 2010 a beekeeper in Brooklyn discovered her bees were stealing sips of syrup from a nearby maraschino cherry factory after she noticed her hives were oozing bright red honey.
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As summer progressed, to add a further touch of the apocalyptic, bees returning at the end of the day to hives in Red Hook began to glow an incandescent red.
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The survey is conducted by researchers at the University of Maryland, and the beekeepers who participate manage (in total) 320,000 of the 2.69 million honey bee hives in the country.
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She would sooner drown than willingly letting her phone get wet, and would probably break out in hives at there mere thought of Zenning out with a relaxing martial art.
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If you have a true allergy to dairy products, you'll likely develop hives or have bloody stool, and you might be susceptible to a life-threatening allergic reaction called anaphylaxis.
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With hives scattered throughout Portland, Bee Local utilizes urban beekeeping practices, allowing the brand to build relationships with chefs, bartenders, brewers, and others interested in the magical world of bees.
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Church pews from Denver were remade into a central round table; the bill is delivered in a custom cigarette case bearing a golden bee, a nod to the farm's hives.
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For his first two events, he collaborated with a non profit called Hives for Humanity, a grassroots organization that employs members of the Downtown Eastside via beekeeping and honey-making.
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I had a great conversation with somebody out in California a couple months ago who does a phone Shabbat and so from Friday sundown ... You would break out in hives.
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She said there was a nearby site in the garden where protected hives of honeybees were kept, where would-be queens piped, tooted, and quacked in competition with one another.
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People talk about the "loss" of bees to colony collapse disorder, and that appears to be the right word: Affected hives aren't full of dead bees, but simply mysteriously empty.
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The disorder was first described in 1972 by the French dermatologist Liliane Schnitzler, who subsequently identified five patients with hives, episodes of prolonged fever, bone pain and enlarged lymph nodes.
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Most spend the winter here in hives scattered across a 22006,290-acre cattle ranch surrounded by low hills with easy access to water, a necessity for such a concentrated population.
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His bees spent last fall and early winter in hives scattered about a ranch ringed by the foothills of the Diablo Range and close to aqueducts and other water sources.
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Peanut allergies are one of the most common among American children, and can trigger a wide variety of reactions, including runny nose, stomach cramping, indigestion, hives, swelling, fainting, and anaphylaxis.
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Seattle's Common Acre is collecting scientific data from the hives "crucial to understanding and supporting pollinators," said group founder Bob Redmond, who is selling the honey to help offset costs.
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Several other local rooftops in central London—including those of the Canadian High Commission, the London School of Economics, the National Gallery and the Savoy hotel—boast rooftop gardens or hives.
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The bees will take the carbohydrates in the sugar they find back to their hives to make a substance called "royal jelly," which they feed to the larvae and their queen.
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Although recent reports suggest there has been a reduction in bee die-offs, according to some estimates 10m hives in America alone were wiped out by CCD from 2006 to 2013.
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Symptoms of a semen allergy are similar for people of all genders: you may experience redness, burning, pain, swelling, itching, or hives on any area that came into contact with semen.
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And, when it is cold, I try to limit my exposure to the outside world, because full body hives can still make you feel awful even when they don't kill you.
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The thefts come as nearly 2000 percent of all commercial beehives in the U.S. — about 210 million hives — come to California and pollinate the state's more than 2000,22 acres of almonds.
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Mexico ranks as one of the world's biggest honey producers, churning out more than 55,000 tonnes last year from over 40,000 beekeepers who tend about 2 million hives around the country.
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Most people with a latex allergy aren't too affected: Usually they get skin reactions like hives or swelling when they touch highly allergenic items like condoms, Band-Aids, or dishwashing gloves.
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And she hopes that down the road, she can expand the project to empower Tanzania's female population — starting co-ops where women can sell the honey harvested from the fence's hives.
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He sets up some hives, but treats the bees with disrespect: He has no songs for them, and he sells too much of their honey, ruining the health of the colony.
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He had his first anaphylactic reaction — to sesame — at 8 months after trying a bite of hummus; within minutes, he vomited, broke out in hives, and started to have trouble breathing.
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Hiring humans to do bees' jobs by hand could cost over 65 times more than bringing in bee hives, according to a 2008 study of the fruit industry in South Africa.
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Even though the Barclays tournament featured the game's top 125 players, seemingly performing at their peak, the tour trucks remained hives of activity throughout the practice time on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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This season, they hope to bring a few hives to an almond farm, which provides some lucrative extra work for beekeepers as the bees will help to pollinate the farmers' groves.
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After she and Mr. Hubbell divorced in the early 1980s, she found herself with 300 hives, a lot of farm work to do and a lot of debt to deal with.
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"Sources of buzz" could be office water coolers where people proverbially gather to chat, but in this puzzle, we're supposed to be thinking of bees, and the answer is HIVES. 50D.
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One is the delayed reaction; it's not uncommon for sufferers to wake up in the middle of the night, hours after a steak dinner, covered with hives and struggling to breathe.
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Davis said the destruction has lost him about 20 tonnes of honey for this season alone and cost him an estimated A$500,000 ($340,000) including lost production from the surviving hives.
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At O'Hare, where the bee program is in its seventh season, there are currently 30 to 40 hives (down from a high of 75), and about one million bees on duty.
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While Ms. Bates is the affable and gregarious face of Empress Green, Mr. Landes caters to the bees in 20 colorful hand-painted hives on the roofs at the Stapleton development.
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SANAA (Reuters) - Yemen's beekeepers risk air strikes and land mines as they traverse the country's valleys, transporting their hives on pick-up trucks to produce some of the world's finest honey.
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Business Insider spoke with six flight attendants, three of whom spoke on the record to say they&aposve suffered from hives and respiratory issues and may have compromised their immune systems.
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If children who are allergic to peanuts are exposed to them, they may experience an array of symptoms including cramping, indigestion, diarrhea, shortness of breath, tightness of breath, hives and swelling.
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For now, Ms. Delaney and the program's staff are getting the colony established on a hillside in 86 hives that buzz away behind electrified wire fencing to protect them from bears.
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London has more than 5,000 hives, says Natalie Cotton of the London Beekeepers Association, ten times the density of the rest of the country, although how many are on roofs isn't known.
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Soon after the pesticides were released over the area on Sunday morning, huge numbers of honeybees started crawling out of their hives in a bid to escape, dying just outside the entrance.
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" Roberts went on to laud Arquette for her nude scenes in Escape at Dannemora, saying, "Even in Pretty Woman, if I had to be in a slip, I'd be covered in hives.
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Still, if clearing the landscape is causing bees to say "fuck this" and stay in their hives, I'd want to find a way to get them to, you know, not do that.
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In a paper published in PLOS One they report on a study carried out in apiaries around Athens, Georgia, which did just that by changing the arrangement and appearance of their hives.
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When Coy spotted the withering weeds, he realized why hives that produced 100 pounds of honey three summers ago now were managing barely half that: Dicamba probably had destroyed his bees' food.
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When you develop hives, Dass said your allergist will tailor a plan based on the underlying cause, and if there is an underlying cause or external trigger, avoidance measures will be reviewed.
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And in another potential threat to bees and other terrifying news, apparently there are Africanized killer bees that have been invading and conquering honey bee hives in Southern California and moving north.
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Bruneau Etienne, president of Belgian beekeeping federation CARI, said bees were under threat because at excessive temperatures, they preferred to stay inside hives, meaning they did not collect pollen and risked dehydration.
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I'm not really into FIRE or anything (MMM gives me hives), but I do like to read about personal finance topics and make sure I'm staying on track with my own goals.
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"We appreciate everyone's concern and outpouring of support," the Beekeepers Association told PEOPLE, adding that about 20 hives that can all hold about 4603,000 or more bees were destroyed in the fire.
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Beekeepers' business is about more than honey: commercial keepers transport their trucks of hives to farms around America, where the insects perform pollination that's worth around $15 billion to the agriculture industry.
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Some allergic reactions can be mild with symptoms like hives or nausea, but more serious reactions can lead to anaphylaxis, when the airways tighten to the point where it's impossible to breathe.
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Not only were keepers losing their hives during the winter, which can sometimes be expected, they were also reporting colony collapses during the summer when bees should be at their most productive.
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Parisian beekeepers, called apiculteurs, have been cultivating hives in some of the city's most historic monuments, including the Opéra Garnier, the Musée d'Orsay, and the Grand Palais, Atlas Obscura wrote last year.
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At least 0.23 percent were found to have a convincing allergy to sesame—defined as experiencing at least one very common symptom of food allergy, such as hives or a swollen throat.
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Mr. Tai has about 150 hives in 15 neighborhoods around the city, and moves some to the Georgia mountains in summer to capture sourwood, another rare, expensive Southern honey produced in Appalachia.
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The F.D.A.'s website says reactions to food coloring are rare, but acknowledges that yellow dye No. 5, used widely in drinks, desserts, processed vegetables and drugs, may cause itching and hives.
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A survey of urban beehives around Vancouver, which was published last week in Nature Sustainability, showed that the hives' honey contained minute levels of lead, especially downtown and near the city's port.
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The honeybee offering her tour of Paris could just as easily avoid major monuments and show off her city by going to small community gardens, whose neighbors are devoted to their hives.
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Sure, you'll want it just in case you have an uncomfortable reaction like hives or itching, but you shouldn't assume you can buy what you need locally, depending on where you go.
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Symptoms can include hives, itching or redness on the skin, swelling of the lips, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, low heart rate or low blood pressure, coughing or difficulty breathing, Protudjer said by email.
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In one small study in Vancouver, honey from the hives of one urban operation was found to have low but safe levels of various contaminants, including cadmium, copper, lead, arsenic and zinc.
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There can be other serious risks that require immediate care, like hives, swelling or shortness of breath, and allergic reactions that can be life threatening in people who are sensitive to sulfite.
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In other words, while something like lactose intolerance may cause you to experience symptoms such as gas or bloating, you probably won't develop hives if you drink a small amount of milk.
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It can provoke bloating and diarrhea in individuals with lactase deficiency — a food intolerance — and can cause wheezing and hives in those allergic to the beta-lactoglobulin milk protein — a food allergy.
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In a British survey of more than 10,000 people conducted in the 1990s, for example, 20 percent indicated that they developed itching, hives and other allergic symptoms in response to various foods.
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Thanks in part to people taking up beekeeping, the number of managed beehives in the United States has risen to 2.7 million from its nadir in 2012, when hives numbered 2.2 million.
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On the other hand, a true food allergy can cause severe symptoms in many organ systems, such as hives, itching, swelling, throat closing, trouble breathing, wheezing, vomiting and a drop in blood pressure.
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" Finally, on the sparse closer: "I think of what I'd tell my son about the days of blood and hives / As I sink under the trail again, it stinks of spiderwebs and gin.
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Mr. Glick, a health care consultant, said he kept his hives on the roof of a commercial building in Brooklyn Heights, a deal he sweetens with free honey for people at the building.
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He also said he suffered hives when he was the subject of an office prank that involved another apparently drunken co-worker placing dog hair around his work area, according to the website.
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An unnamed, 31-year-old woman in Spain checked into the General University Hospital of Alicante's emergency room with "abundant vomiting, dyspnea [labored breathing] and full-body urticaria [hives]," according to the report.
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But even if they cannot compromise on density, there is nothing to stop them painting their hives different colours, randomising hive's heights and the orientations of their entrances, and marking them with symbols.
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But work still needs to be done on valuation and the way in which costs, for example, would be allocated when Embraer hives off its civil aviation business, one of the people said.
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All these factors, as well as climate change, have been linked to colony collapse disorder, which emerged more than a decade ago and destroyed 30 percent to 240 percent of some beekeepers' hives.
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Finding a bunch of wax moths in her hives, where they were busy munching on the wax that her bees need to make honeycomb, she dumped the pesky critters in a plastic bag.
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Simply scratching your skin can cause hives For a small percentage of the population, dermatographism, or skin writing can cause hive-like welts when you scratch, rub or apply pressure to your skin.
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If your stress if severe enough to cause hives, though, it may also be worth speaking with someone you trust, like a mental-health professional about managing your stress in a healthy way.
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In early September, O'Neal took chunks of honeycomb from hives in and near the garden, put them in fifty-millilitre sample tubes, and mailed them to the state apiculturist, in Albany, for testing.
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Several large metropolitan cities, including Washington, D.C., New York, and Paris have allowed urban beekeeping for some time, and essentially proven that having hives in urban areas doesn't create a significant safety hazard.
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Flight attendants began to report rashes and eye irritation, and documented hives, blisters, and scaly patches, according to a 2012 National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) report looking into the issue.
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He led us to beehives hidden in a shaded area near the sacred grove, noting with wrinkle-nosed distaste that an opossum had been dining on berries and relieving itself around the hives.
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A year later, the Agriculture Department estimated that beekeepers had spent $2 billion to replace the 10 million hives they had lost in the six years since bee colonies first began experiencing declines.
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Bushfires burnt a third of Kangaroo Island over New Year, killing two people and destroying an estimated quarter of the island's 4,000 Ligurian hives as well as the eucalypts that feed the bees.
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The actress told Vulture in 2018 that she was allergic to one of the five cats that portray her furry black friend to the point that she developed hives on set while filming.
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Its bounty became diplomatic gifts, with Mr. Obama handing out honey from the hives, tea bags made from chamomile and carved wooden boxes of seeds, one of which he gave to Pope Francis.
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After a 12-week regime that mimicked the pattern of exposure in the fields, the bees that had grown up in the hives getting spiked food had 23% shorter lifespans and were poorer foragers.
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A small, green-painted concrete cube topped with a hatch pokes out of the ground amid a three-acre, fenced-in parcel of land that also contained a beekeeper's hives and four grazing sheep.
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"The cat is the one cast member I don't get along with," she revealed, explaining that she discovered she was allergic after breaking out in hives when she picked up one of the cats.
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"I got a call from Andre Finot, the spokesman for Notre Dame, who said there were bees flying in and out of the hives which means they are still alive!" the beekeeper told CNN.
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It's been weeks since 3-year-old Lydia Cravens broke out in severe hives and blisters after using a children's toy makeup kit the family says they bought at a local Family Dollar store.
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Potts said the number of managed hives in the United States was 5.5 million in 1961 and dropped to a low of 2.5 million in 2012, when colony collapse disorder was causing increased worries.
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But the bee population is in danger: the number of hives in the US has dropped from 6 million in the 1940s to about 2.5 million today, per the office of the second lady.
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Dr. Kathleen Dass, MD, Michigan Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Center, told INSIDER that exposure to cold contact, like cold liquids or weather or exposure to a warm contact on the skin, can trigger hives.
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NYC Dermatologist, Dr. Hadley King, MD, also told INSIDER that taking an oral antihistamine regularly on a daily basis for a period of time can treat current hives as well as prevent new ones.
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Aside from respiratory issues, 14% of respondents also reported typical mucosal symptoms such as watering eyes or congestion, 10% reported experiencing migraines, and 9.5% had skin problems such as rashes, hives, and tingling skin.
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"I met with some other first ladies and gentlemen from around the country and several of them had installed bee hives at the governor's residence and I thought what a great idea," she said.
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These include susceptibility to pathogen infestation in bees that can cause hive collapse, and recent evidence has demonstrated that dozens of pesticides are already present in the hives of bees, which are declining worldwide.
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New hives of activity are popping up outside the main tech hubs in places like Munich, Zurich, Copenhagen and Lisbon with money flowing into industries ranging from music and fintech to fashion and food.
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But that's not actually the case for a growing number of big cities—especially LA, where you can find hives scattered throughout backyards and atop roofs, from Mar Vista to Echo Park and beyond.
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This arduous task requires equipment unique to the beekeeping industry: a special beekeeping forklift or a flat bed to put the hives on, full beekeeper suits, and hand-held smokers to subdue the bees.
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Eight hives — each with about 60,000 bees — that were destroyed belonged to Sam Degelia, 69, a retired welder who supplements his income by selling honey at the farmers' market for about $8 a pound.
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Before the hives are moved to the California almond groves where they are used in January and February, they are kept on a cattle ranch at a safe distance from pesticide and herbicide sprays.
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In 353, the Port of Seattle teamed up with The Common Acre, a local non-profit, to place clusters of honey bee hives on unused, open land at three Seattle-Tacoma International Airport locations.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis said on Tuesday it was taking its experimental medicine ligelizumab to late-stage trials after the drug showed signs of outperforming existing product Xolair in treating severe urticaria, also known as hives.
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Bees, wasps and hornets are most present during the warmer months, with their nests and hives usually found in trees, under roof eaves and other equipment, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They were among roughly 103 beekeepers who flocked to Bryant Park for the bee delivery, to replenish hives across the city and the region: on building rooftops, in small urban backyards and sometimes even indoors.
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Bee populations have declined dramatically around the world, and earlier studies indicate that repeated exposure to "neonics" can impair a bee's brain — making it harder for them to find their way back to their hives.
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An aquagenic reaction is an uncommon cause of hives The next time you take a dip in a pool or hot tub, you might want to pay attention to your skin after you get out.
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Noah Sitati, PhD, Kilimanjaro landscape manager for the African Wildlife Foundation, conducted a study of his own as part of his PhD research in Kenya after seeing some local farmers construct hives on their land.
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And talk to a doctor if you have a severe allergic reaction to a mosquito bite—such as hives, blisters, or difficulty breathing, or if you feel achy, feverish, or get headaches after a bite.
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And Gupta's team classified those who had at least one of several well-documented symptoms of a food allergy, such as hives or a swelling of the mouth or throat, as having a true allergy.
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Ever since a bite-size peanut butter cracker made him sputter and cough and break out in hives when he was a toddler, Carter Grodi has been under doctors' orders to stay away from peanuts.
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Its "Slavery from Space" project, which relies on crowdsourcing, involves online volunteers who sift through satellite images to identify possible hives of slavery, which can also help to improve artificial intelligence, the anti-slavery expert said.
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According to drugmaker Merck's prescribing information, patients taking the drug should promptly notify their doctor if they experience changes in their breasts, rash, itching, hives, swelling of the face or hands, or difficulty breathing or swallowing.
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Today, Allen is the founder of The Beez Kneez, a unique business that maintains hives, sells honey, teaches intensive beekeeping classes and, generally speaking, manages to thrive — current annual revenue: $23,000 — while maintaining environmentally sustainable practices.
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Huntsham Court has some serious sustainable chops too by pumping water from their private well, using local products and services as well as 100% renewable energy, and giving a home to four hives worth of bees.
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Ivy Angerman of Hastings, Minnesota, has aquagenic urticaria, a rare condition so severe that any form of water, including her own sweat and tears, will cause her to break out in painful hives, blisters and rashes.
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He has found sponsorship from a restaurant and food company for some of the hives kept at the Ectagono community project, which promotes urban farming and watershed conservation on its sprawling site in the city's southwest.
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"His profile just doesn't fit this district and that is why I am running again," Eggman said of Harder while standing over roughly 500,000 bees in a dozen box hives surrounded by a Turlock almond orchard.
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They blend the two hives slowly, leaving some golden brown-looking putty that they tell me is a pollen substitute for the bees to help them get through the winter months (whatever that means in LA).
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CreditCreditDmitry Kostyukov for The New York Times If a honeybee were giving a tour of Paris, she might start on the roof of the gilded Opera Garnier, which has been home to hives for three decades.
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In essence, guests become immersed in bees and beekeeping, such as learning how to distinguish honey from propolis (a waxy bee glue used to seal up hives), and how to extract honey from the hive's cells.
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After losing almost half of his 1,200 hives of Ligurian bees to the blazes on the island, Davis hopes relocating the remainder to unburnt forest and a food supply of eucalypt sugar gums will save them.
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Solutions such as SaniHive, a modular toilet system for use in urban slums, which offers solutions to at least four SDGs, and which was inspired by bees -- particularly the spatially optimized structure present in their hives.
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"There are more jobs, new crops, which is always great for the region," said small-scale local farmer Helder Martins, whose beekeeping business has improved since almond growers started hiring his hives to pollinate their trees.
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A full "super"—the part of a hive where honey is made—weighs more than 20kg, so takes some lifting; and bees expend a lot of energy to get to hives more than a few storeys up.
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That progressed into a stomach ache and itching all over, so doctors gave her an EpiPen shot and oral Zyrtec, which worked for ten minutes before Maren developed more intense itching and hives all over her body.
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Obviously the study has its limitations: six hives on one site is not a whole lot, and there are plenty of other factors, like number of bees foraging, that could influence the observed change in metabolic rate.
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The two beekeepers who will be collecting damages from the state are Pam Arnold, who manages five hives on an organic farm near Scandia, Minnesota, and Kristy Allen, founder of the Beez Kneez, a Minneapolis honey company.
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Even if modernist cuisine drives you bonkers and the thought of foam and squeeze bottles causes you to break out into hives, you'd likely agree that cooking deserves a spot alongside the other artistic endeavors out there.
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A beekeeper in Concord, outside of San Francisco, found a swarm in one of her hives during routine maintenance, and the agitated killer bees then went on a rampage throughout the neighborhood and ultimately killed two dachshunds.
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According to David Selig, a restaurateur who began keeping bees on the roof of his Red Hook apartment building in 20173, the number of hives in the area went from about three to more than a dozen.
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Meanwhile Twitter is granting the same level of privacy protection to hives of anonymous bots commandeered by authoritarian spy agencies as it grants to an American teenager tweeting under her real name from her sofa at home.
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It closes at 6:00 AM. Since the little salad on the kebab gives me hives, I ordered it with meat and fries, and I soak it in white sauce made from yogurt, mayonnaise, mint, and oregano.
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Visitors have the opportunity to see the inner workings of a honeybee hive and sample raw honey — Detroit Hives is purposed to bring diversity and cognizance to bee awareness and highlight their crucial contribution to our environment.
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The number of groups receiving hives has grown gradually since the city wants to ensure the bee population does not outstrip the pollen and nectar provided by the trees and flowers in local parks, gardens and cemeteries.
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The trek is dangerous, but the fruit is worth their labor: The honey that they gather by knocking hives off the cliffs has hallucinogenic properties thanks to the rhododendron flowers that the local bees gather their pollen from.
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Perhaps the candid photo was an early contribution to Throwback Thursday: A few astute commenters pointed out that the picture was taken on her wedding day back in 2014, when she broke out in hives after the reception.
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These very severe reactions are called anaphylaxis, or anaphylactic reactions, and can start with "feeling funny" and then quickly progress to face and throat swelling, trouble breathing, nausea, hives, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, and a drop in blood pressure.
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I started with the first CD I ever owned (The Hives' Your New Favourite Band), and moved through my ska, punk, reggae, and backpack rap phases (essential listening for teenagers living in Northern England in the mid-2000s).
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To close the pollination gap, farmers who could afford it started to hire beekeepers from the neighboring warmer state of Punjabi to bring managed hives of European honeybees — Apis mellifera — to the valley during the apple bloom season.
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" Well, that and some serious marketing savvy: Besides "Milk and Honey," which she initially self-published, visitors to Kaur's website can also buy jars of artisanal honey branded with her name, "from the hives of distinguished queen bees.
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The assessment concluded that, when used to control insects on citrus trees and cotton, imidacloprid can end up in the plants' nectar to a degree that threatens the health of bees and their hives and reduces honey population.
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Unlike acts like The Hives or Eagles of Death Metal, for whom the albums are more like signposts in the midst of a career defined by an electric live show, Adele's magic has always been her inimitable voice.
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To keep the honey as pure as possible, a beekeeper needs to monitor the day-to-day health of the blossoms and check the frames inside the hives regularly, pulling them out when they are heavy with honey.
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And she might end up on the balcony where Mr. Malvezin and his wife, Michèle Bonnefond, lovingly foster their hives, and in the midst of their concrete apartment complex, which itself resembles a hive, make their own honey.
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Go out for coffee with friends whose teenagers also look at them askance and reassure your wife that she's still got it, even if her dance moves do cause your ninth-grade daughter to break out in hives.
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One wild suggestion would be to become more decentralized, like libraries: Break down the Metropolitan Museum experience, officially, and make different hives within the museum, and charge lower admission fees to go into one specific section or another.
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A flat, button-shaped, eight-legged critter no more than 2 millimeters long, varroa mites invade honeybee hives around the world in droves, latch onto their inhabitants, and feed on their tissues, transmitting devastating RNA viruses in the process.
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Despite this, in many developing economies, the engine room of job creation is found in the heart of informal economies like those in the favelas of Rio or the bustling hives of activity in big Indian cities like Mumbai.
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Related activities during the morning and afternoon will include watching honey extractions; tasting honey; making beeswax candles in a drop-in workshop; and trying on beekeeper gear and exploring an empty hive at a Hives and Honey Information Station.
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A good example of this vacuous fight-picking, which I think of as a howling canyon filled with misdirected energy, is Brett Easton Ellis's new book White, a hodgepodge of inflammatory opinions designed to raise hives on the left.
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The informal setup and small staff was typical of the on-the-ground operations of most statewide or presidential campaigns, which tend to be chaotic hives of activity where offers of volunteer assistance are usually welcomed with little scrutiny.
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Along with six sheep, two steers, 150 hens and 14 hives' worth of honeybees (two visiting pigs are soon to arrive), they live at the Queens County Farm Museum, which, though far from small — 47 acres — is certainly extraordinary.
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