I have alway's been in-love with , Ms Ross she has away been my beauty.It seven year's old i told my parent that Ms Ross was the most beauty woman in the world.And at 56 years old i still do! And i pray that one day i will have the chance to finally meet her.I pray alot i only mainly charge my cell phone and tablet just to watch her."God went let me down.Keep taking me higher Ms Ross you Beautiful goddes Lesia Moore Washington, D.C N.E 20002
That's not Ivy, that's Balsam, loads still around and they will take it over anything else. The plants and in 2nd and 3rd flower. If that was ivy you would not be able to extract imo
Hi Tony. On the 26th Sept I drained the flow super and left them for a week hoping they would clean them up before removal. For that week nothing was coming in (as you know my hives are on scales and I can monitor their weight accurately minute by minute). To my surprise on the 3rd October they registered a huge increase of 6kg in one day!! Then a further increase of another 5kg up until the day of that video when I drained them out again. Over the past 3/4 weeks I haven't seen any bees coming home with the tell tale signs of being covered in Balsam pollen. So I my assumption is that it's Ivy. PS. hardly any of it was capped
Mate that could be ivy, you should have had flow supers off last week and normal frames on. Walk out, way up what the bees are foraging. Balsam has 2 weeks max now, Ivy is in full bloom and flow is on.
Yes Tony I've been very lazy of late and kept putting it off. I should know better as I had that hive 'clog' up last year due to Ivy. I'm fairly sure it's Balsam and the Ivy in my garden and my neighbours is not yet in bloom. I'm going to try and empty the frames today and remove........then deal with the other one. Fingers crossed!
Y’all REALLY believe Miss Ross cares one whit about what the naysayers say and feel about her don’t u? And her “ego” as u say really NEEDS ur opinion?!😂😂😂 She doesn’t care how YOU feel about her but she DOES care about the love of her family and those who truly care about her. She has an amazing foundation and that’s what’s important to her. NOT u.
Any mistakes, hoarseness or dissatisfaction anyone has is NOT because of Ms. Ross age, but the fact that she just sang at the Queens Jubilee prior to all her UK concerts, plus prior to this concert she's been on tour for over one month! GO BACK & LOOK at Ms. Ross' Jubilee performance, her FIRST in the UK since Covid & you will see how smooth & toned both her natural singing & speaking voice was! Perhaps instead of attacking Ms. Ross you should simply realize that her vocal chords need a break like any other human. Remember, Ms. Ross has to also talk to band members & her children & grandchildren. Unfortunately no one gave Ms. Ross a drink of much needed water or tea while on stage, which would have certainly helped her overworked vocals! There's so much a human body can endure, including a Queen like Ms. Ross! Every Diana Ross concert I have attended was an absolute MAGNIFICENT JOY & THE BEST OF CONCERTS! Have a lovely day! Peace
@@dddddadadad1796 See that is where you are WRONG Diana Ross say all the time that the people are every important to her thats why she made the song THANK YOU FOR THE LOVE THE FANS SHOW HER FOR ALL THESE YEARS And always want to hear people opinion cause people opinion are important to her CRITICISM Is not always an bad thing
Thanks for posting these clips- so glad I passed on tickets this time. It's so sad to see how far Diana has declined. I'm a lifelong fan but in all honesty she sounds awful. Not one note in tune and clearly struggling. Age is no excuse if you're no longer able to perform at the.highest level you're shortchanging fans. Too many of the 60s and 70s stars have fallen into this trap.
"lifelong fan" eh? You're still living eh? If you think getting old is sad then I'd suggest you avoid looking in the mirror because it's coming your way ;)
Why don't you try traveling to another side of the world and give back-to-back concerts sometimes three consecutive nights in a row in three different cities, states, countries at times, and see what you sound like without giving your voice a rest. I think after 60+ years, she can deserve to be out of tune. The real fact is that she is doing this for pure pleasure and trying to give her fans perhaps one last go-around before she decides to hang it up and really sail in the sunset with her grandchildren and family and enjoy what this cruel world has to offer. She does not need the money, neither does she need the negative criticism. It's like comparing someone who worked 24+ hours at an automated assembly plant without getting any sleep, taking any breaks, and going without eating anything all-day. Do you really think they are going to be bushy-eyed, energetic, cheery, and ready to do another 24 hours, Hell Nah!, That's what these performances do to an entertainer, it breaks them down at times, and she does well to recover. Ross gets all the credit and deserves every bit of accolades that comes her way. She's resilient and can be unmatched! Way to go Ross! She is the definition of a "True Humanitarian"!
@@gmoneyhollywood4116 If you're no longer "up to it" then maybe it's time to hang up your wig and call it a day. The levels of blind sycophancy on display are vomit inducing. Age is no excuse. I hope you're as supportive of your doctor in his 80's who constantly fails to perform to his best- is he allowed to make mistakes because he's had a long career? Of course not! Diana Ross IS a legend. She has achieved many great things in her long and very successful record breaking career. This series of concerts are a rather sad spectacle. I prefer to remember Diana when she was at her peak.
@@knockshinnoch1950 Let's be clear Moutton, I'm not a geriatric, and far from being one. Also, I will go bald before I wear a wig. Ross is the same age group as my Mom. I'm not sure if you fall in that demographic. One thing that I do know is that we can put this topic to sleep. I am Me and You are You, there is a hellava difference between us two. You summed it up earlier by saying she is a living Legend, and I am going to concur with you that she is indeed a living Legend! I certainly understand your critique and I do believe you are a die heart fan like so many of us. Ross even said, she will know when it times for her to quit. The fans will let her know and you are voicing your opinion. I guess it's not enough saying no yet. I know I'm not there. Mouton, let's keep her lifted up. Let's keep it there! Again I know you have mad respect for Ms. Ross. This court is adjourned!
Part way through She had problems with her wireless transmitter thingy which meant she couldn't hear her own voice. Back in the day performers relied on monitor speakers to hear themselves - she managed like a true professional and dealt with it.
My pleasure Douglas. She's been on my to see list for over 50 years and contrary to all the flack she's been given lately I can assure the doubters out there she is still absolutely amazing and still belting it out - I was in tears of joy through every song lol
@@andyleonard765 Keeping her caged for a week as I'm doing some sciencey stuff with the audio sensors in that hive! It's the failed Demaree hive that swarmed and also had a cast swarm.
Dicky,.ditch the flow roofs, they are useless, I'm going to sell mine. I use deep spacers now on the supers and use standard langstroth roofs, so much easier, 100%water proof also. The roof flow supply are ornamental not fictional . Bee equipment sell 8 frame langy parts that fit flow 8 frame and well as 10 frame parts.
Totally agree Tony they're also a pain in the arse to take on and off. I've not seen the video yet as it's not yet in HD quality. the other Flowhive is the one that swarmed an hour or two after this video was taken - had to put my suit back on grrrrrrrr!
Haha yes Tony I get OCD about that but trust me they are closed. They got clogged up with Ivy honey last year and took me hours to sort that out to even open them - thanks for pointing it out though I'll double check the other Flowhive I need to do this weekend. PS. The Flow frames have to be closed to allow the end caps to fit back in.
@@dickymint4109 i know I have two flow supers ;-) but you can just not close them fully and everything fits. Just a few degrees out. Worth checking, that end frame for sure looks not quite.
You're going about it the whole wrong way. This way takes far too much time. The way I did it was really easy and it was literally a case of getting some wooden frames and assembling the top and sides of the Langstroth frames before cable tying the national to them. Job done, never had a problem. The problem is you're then left with odd shaped frames; so all you do in that regard is let the bees fill out the colony a bit and then add another brood underneath, let them fill out a bit more then use a crown board with a porter escape to get as many out of the original brood box as possible; then I snip the cable ties and pop the old frames back in the national. Your idea would be great if all of them went in as easy as the frame before the one with the queen on but you can see it's far too fiddly. And you're too nervous, relax into it (easier said than done, I know!)
Appreciate your thoughts Andrew and when I get chance will try to address your points but for now (i've had a few ciders at a party) and chuckling at your "going about it the whole wrong way" bit ;)
@@dickymint4109 had a few ciders today too 😂 🍻 nah its not the wrong way but I think my way is easier ;) problem is that my way, leaves gapsnand the bees don't always build comb there
You are spot on there Gloria. It goes against all i was taught at 'school' by my local association and mentors (this season will only be my third as a keeper) but it was the lesser of two evils hence the haste and obvious nervousness to get it done. You may have noticed the small heart shaped device on top of the brood chamber. It's part of my monitoring system that sends temperature, humidity and audio data to my computer and phone. It flagged up a red warning for atypical humidity which was very very close to being raining inside!! It was totally my error as I knew I'd forgotten to insulate between the roof and brood. To do the job properly the video shows what i had to do. TH-cam is a bit of a pain to reply in detail (i use it mainly to store videos only) as i'd love to post a screenshot or link that shows a more or less immediate decrease in humidity from 82% down to 58% which is well within a climate the bees can deal with. Thank you for your interest and I hope the video also shows how resilient our bees can be and that sometimes "the rules" need to be questioned. PS. I'm dead chuffed at the strength of this colony and looking forward to trying to prevent them swarming come early Spring lol ;)
I am not anyone to cricize another's way of doing things. I was out by my 3 hives yesterday. Opened my top bee exit and today is cold and right out of South so will go out and plug the hole agaiin. It is a true learning experience. I am in mid Wisconsin and temps change daily. Yesterday at 28* they were flying. I saw JC's bee's was out putting sugar camp and burlap on his hives. Lots of interesting people to follow and learn from. Only about 45 days to warm weather. Praying that they make it...good 🤞
Tis interesting but a bit of a luxury really considering I already get similar data based on weight change via the scales. Maybe an expensive entrance reducer and mouse guard lol.
You go
Who are they ?
The Ruts. Punk band - they were support band for the Stranglers at Caerphilly Castle
Beautiful videos of you with the bee girls! Thank you for sharing!
I love how you have put them in the shade! Gorgeous apiary!
Yes the site and location is lovely but they're not my hives (thankfully) they've been neglected for years! I was just scoping the site as a maybe ;)
Best wishes on taking this site over!
Bravo za košnice ❤️😀🍯👍
She's just a joke these days. She needs to bow out gracefully. Boring.
Where did you buy the plastic frame
Who’s got time for this?
judging by the multitude of videos on youtube. alot of people apparently, don't you have a hobby or something?
How many bees did you squash when turning the keys!!!
ZERO!! Here's a video showing how they work.... th-cam.com/video/zU2mVX-GLaM/w-d-xo.html
How did u make this flow bee hive?? Asking for a video
Awesome to see butty . Really want to get a flow hive and learn all about beekeeping .
A beautifulway to extract honey.
I like the conversion frames. Where did you find them?
At 7 years old i messed up the first time.
I have alway's been in-love with , Ms Ross she has away been my beauty.It seven year's old i told my parent that Ms Ross was the most beauty woman in the world.And at 56 years old i still do! And i pray that one day i will have the chance to finally meet her.I pray alot i only mainly charge my cell phone and tablet just to watch her."God went let me down.Keep taking me higher Ms Ross you Beautiful goddes Lesia Moore Washington, D.C N.E 20002
Ah!
That's not Ivy, that's Balsam, loads still around and they will take it over anything else. The plants and in 2nd and 3rd flower. If that was ivy you would not be able to extract imo
Hi Tony. On the 26th Sept I drained the flow super and left them for a week hoping they would clean them up before removal. For that week nothing was coming in (as you know my hives are on scales and I can monitor their weight accurately minute by minute). To my surprise on the 3rd October they registered a huge increase of 6kg in one day!! Then a further increase of another 5kg up until the day of that video when I drained them out again. Over the past 3/4 weeks I haven't seen any bees coming home with the tell tale signs of being covered in Balsam pollen. So I my assumption is that it's Ivy. PS. hardly any of it was capped
Mate that could be ivy, you should have had flow supers off last week and normal frames on. Walk out, way up what the bees are foraging. Balsam has 2 weeks max now, Ivy is in full bloom and flow is on.
Yes Tony I've been very lazy of late and kept putting it off. I should know better as I had that hive 'clog' up last year due to Ivy. I'm fairly sure it's Balsam and the Ivy in my garden and my neighbours is not yet in bloom. I'm going to try and empty the frames today and remove........then deal with the other one. Fingers crossed!
I got lucky Tony.....see new vid ;)
Ms.Ross, an American Institution. As usual,top of her game.
Love hangover...my all time favorite
Ohne Worte einfach nur super und genial und phänomenal und Gänsehaut pur 🙏😘🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This was a surprise to see. She's gorgeous ❤️
TAKE NOTE BABY WANNA BES, STARS OF TODAY, LEARN FROM A LEGEND MISS DIANA ROSS, THE EPITOME OF LONGEVITY AND CLASS !!!💖💖💖💖💖💜💜💜💜💜💖💖💖
However, Diana is looking good and sounding fantastic!! Each performance is stronger , better, and from her diverse catalog. !!!
Love Hangover & Take Me Higher. Thanks.
Diana won't ever stop performing.....her ego won't let her! IMO.
Y’all REALLY believe Miss Ross cares one whit about what the naysayers say and feel about her don’t u? And her “ego” as u say really NEEDS ur opinion?!😂😂😂 She doesn’t care how YOU feel about her but she DOES care about the love of her family and those who truly care about her. She has an amazing foundation and that’s what’s important to her. NOT u.
@@dddddadadad1796 Thanks for the sermon. Now go find a church to minister in. Haa!!
Any mistakes, hoarseness or dissatisfaction anyone has is NOT because of Ms. Ross age, but the fact that she just sang at the Queens Jubilee prior to all her UK concerts, plus prior to this concert she's been on tour for over one month! GO BACK & LOOK at Ms. Ross' Jubilee performance, her FIRST in the UK since Covid & you will see how smooth & toned both her natural singing & speaking voice was! Perhaps instead of attacking Ms. Ross you should simply realize that her vocal chords need a break like any other human. Remember, Ms. Ross has to also talk to band members & her children & grandchildren. Unfortunately no one gave Ms. Ross a drink of much needed water or tea while on stage, which would have certainly helped her overworked vocals! There's so much a human body can endure, including a Queen like Ms. Ross! Every Diana Ross concert I have attended was an absolute MAGNIFICENT JOY & THE BEST OF CONCERTS! Have a lovely day! Peace
@@dddddadadad1796 See that is where you are WRONG Diana Ross say all the time that the people are every important to her thats why she made the song THANK YOU FOR THE LOVE THE FANS SHOW HER FOR ALL THESE YEARS And always want to hear people opinion cause people opinion are important to her CRITICISM Is not always an bad thing
Thanks for posting these clips- so glad I passed on tickets this time. It's so sad to see how far Diana has declined. I'm a lifelong fan but in all honesty she sounds awful. Not one note in tune and clearly struggling. Age is no excuse if you're no longer able to perform at the.highest level you're shortchanging fans. Too many of the 60s and 70s stars have fallen into this trap.
"lifelong fan" eh? You're still living eh? If you think getting old is sad then I'd suggest you avoid looking in the mirror because it's coming your way ;)
@@dickymint4109 Oh dear I'm being threatened by an old dicky.
Why don't you try traveling to another side of the world and give back-to-back concerts sometimes three consecutive nights in a row in three different cities, states, countries at times, and see what you sound like without giving your voice a rest. I think after 60+ years, she can deserve to be out of tune. The real fact is that she is doing this for pure pleasure and trying to give her fans perhaps one last go-around before she decides to hang it up and really sail in the sunset with her grandchildren and family and enjoy what this cruel world has to offer. She does not need the money, neither does she need the negative criticism. It's like comparing someone who worked 24+ hours at an automated assembly plant without getting any sleep, taking any breaks, and going without eating anything all-day. Do you really think they are going to be bushy-eyed, energetic, cheery, and ready to do another 24 hours, Hell Nah!, That's what these performances do to an entertainer, it breaks them down at times, and she does well to recover. Ross gets all the credit and deserves every bit of accolades that comes her way. She's resilient and can be unmatched! Way to go Ross! She is the definition of a "True Humanitarian"!
@@gmoneyhollywood4116 If you're no longer "up to it" then maybe it's time to hang up your wig and call it a day. The levels of blind sycophancy on display are vomit inducing. Age is no excuse. I hope you're as supportive of your doctor in his 80's who constantly fails to perform to his best- is he allowed to make mistakes because he's had a long career? Of course not! Diana Ross IS a legend. She has achieved many great things in her long and very successful record breaking career. This series of concerts are a rather sad spectacle. I prefer to remember Diana when she was at her peak.
@@knockshinnoch1950 Let's be clear Moutton, I'm not a geriatric, and far from being one. Also, I will go bald before I wear a wig. Ross is the same age group as my Mom. I'm not sure if you fall in that demographic. One thing that I do know is that we can put this topic to sleep. I am Me and You are You, there is a hellava difference between us two. You summed it up earlier by saying she is a living Legend, and I am going to concur with you that she is indeed a living Legend! I certainly understand your critique and I do believe you are a die heart fan like so many of us. Ross even said, she will know when it times for her to quit. The fans will let her know and you are voicing your opinion. I guess it's not enough saying no yet. I know I'm not there. Mouton, let's keep her lifted up. Let's keep it there! Again I know you have mad respect for Ms. Ross. This court is adjourned!
Sing Val!!!
fab! I was therexxx
Classic Ross. It's good to know that she performed this #1 hit for the UK fans. Ross shows us so much Grace! She's to be beloved! 💥
Wonderful Diana Ross
Fantastic! Thanks so much.
Sounds Good!!! And I like the outfit!!
Thanks for posting. A taster for seeing her in London on the 23rd …. 46 years after first seeing her… and still as excited
It's harder for her to stay in tune these days. But she's still absolutely wonderful
Part way through She had problems with her wireless transmitter thingy which meant she couldn't hear her own voice. Back in the day performers relied on monitor speakers to hear themselves - she managed like a true professional and dealt with it.
I think she couldn't hear the band hence she moved closer to the backup singers to carry tune
It's her in ear monitors she struggles with a little, she's in tune when she can hear herself clearly.
I was there she's amazing I've waited 40 years to see her she cares for everyone 78 years old but still got it 100%
I was there… She was phenomenal 👌
Thank you for uploading this. Diana Ross is still Supreme!
My pleasure Douglas. She's been on my to see list for over 50 years and contrary to all the flack she's been given lately I can assure the doubters out there she is still absolutely amazing and still belting it out - I was in tears of joy through every song lol
Excelente video of Diana, thank you for uploading it for us. Did Diana sing any UK favourites? When you tell me that you love me or I'm still waiting?
@@AGNETHAFALTSK0G Sure did I'll upload the bit I recorded later.
@@dickymint4109 Thank you so much. I hope it was a great concert and you had good sound?
who did you get her from ?
Lawrence at Black Mountain. She's an imported Buckfast (I needed it quick) they now have UK bred and mated Jolanta's in stock though.
@@dickymint4109 I went and picked up 2 buckfast from him on Easter Sunday, they are doing a great job
@@andyleonard765 Nice one buddy. How long did they take to lay?
@@dickymint4109 about a week
@@andyleonard765 Keeping her caged for a week as I'm doing some sciencey stuff with the audio sensors in that hive! It's the failed Demaree hive that swarmed and also had a cast swarm.
Dicky,.ditch the flow roofs, they are useless, I'm going to sell mine. I use deep spacers now on the supers and use standard langstroth roofs, so much easier, 100%water proof also. The roof flow supply are ornamental not fictional . Bee equipment sell 8 frame langy parts that fit flow 8 frame and well as 10 frame parts.
Totally agree Tony they're also a pain in the arse to take on and off. I've not seen the video yet as it's not yet in HD quality. the other Flowhive is the one that swarmed an hour or two after this video was taken - had to put my suit back on grrrrrrrr!
Looks like you may not have closed the frames up properly there, might be camera angle also but is worth checking
Haha yes Tony I get OCD about that but trust me they are closed. They got clogged up with Ivy honey last year and took me hours to sort that out to even open them - thanks for pointing it out though I'll double check the other Flowhive I need to do this weekend. PS. The Flow frames have to be closed to allow the end caps to fit back in.
@@dickymint4109 i know I have two flow supers ;-) but you can just not close them fully and everything fits. Just a few degrees out. Worth checking, that end frame for sure looks not quite.
@@TonyLeach-airguntech I will Tony but I'm as certain as i can be they're shut. I use two keys ;)
You're going about it the whole wrong way. This way takes far too much time. The way I did it was really easy and it was literally a case of getting some wooden frames and assembling the top and sides of the Langstroth frames before cable tying the national to them. Job done, never had a problem. The problem is you're then left with odd shaped frames; so all you do in that regard is let the bees fill out the colony a bit and then add another brood underneath, let them fill out a bit more then use a crown board with a porter escape to get as many out of the original brood box as possible; then I snip the cable ties and pop the old frames back in the national. Your idea would be great if all of them went in as easy as the frame before the one with the queen on but you can see it's far too fiddly. And you're too nervous, relax into it (easier said than done, I know!)
Appreciate your thoughts Andrew and when I get chance will try to address your points but for now (i've had a few ciders at a party) and chuckling at your "going about it the whole wrong way" bit ;)
@@dickymint4109 had a few ciders today too 😂 🍻 nah its not the wrong way but I think my way is easier ;) problem is that my way, leaves gapsnand the bees don't always build comb there
Shaking like a shi#%ing dog lol
🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝💛😊👍🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
put hive alive fondant in 6 today,and a rapid round above w dry sugar,like yours in a feed shim
Seems a little cold to open them that much but i did find s use for an old honey comb box that I have and didn't know if I should get rid of it or not
Thats see a use 😜
You are spot on there Gloria. It goes against all i was taught at 'school' by my local association and mentors (this season will only be my third as a keeper) but it was the lesser of two evils hence the haste and obvious nervousness to get it done. You may have noticed the small heart shaped device on top of the brood chamber. It's part of my monitoring system that sends temperature, humidity and audio data to my computer and phone. It flagged up a red warning for atypical humidity which was very very close to being raining inside!! It was totally my error as I knew I'd forgotten to insulate between the roof and brood. To do the job properly the video shows what i had to do. TH-cam is a bit of a pain to reply in detail (i use it mainly to store videos only) as i'd love to post a screenshot or link that shows a more or less immediate decrease in humidity from 82% down to 58% which is well within a climate the bees can deal with. Thank you for your interest and I hope the video also shows how resilient our bees can be and that sometimes "the rules" need to be questioned. PS. I'm dead chuffed at the strength of this colony and looking forward to trying to prevent them swarming come early Spring lol ;)
I am not anyone to cricize another's way of doing things. I was out by my 3 hives yesterday. Opened my top bee exit and today is cold and right out of South so will go out and plug the hole agaiin. It is a true learning experience. I am in mid Wisconsin and temps change daily. Yesterday at 28* they were flying. I saw JC's bee's was out putting sugar camp and burlap on his hives. Lots of interesting people to follow and learn from. Only about 45 days to warm weather. Praying that they make it...good 🤞
Confused for sure - thanks
so what have the numbers been ?
Nice video, hope your girls are well :)
Still bringing in the Ivy
An interesting bit of kit :)
Tis interesting but a bit of a luxury really considering I already get similar data based on weight change via the scales. Maybe an expensive entrance reducer and mouse guard lol.