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Examples
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Last Sunday, Alexis Stiteler was pedaling away on a modified stationary bike, her aerobic workout powering a blender that was methodically pulverizing orange juice and frozen bananas and strawberries into a smoothie.
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Stiteler says while people assume all stings are from bees, many are either from Africanized, or "killer" bees (which are different than honeybees), or from hornets or wasps.
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Woolf, who started third, passed Keys for second on lap 5 and got around Stiteler for the lead on lap 7.
newsleader.com - 2010
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"If you had the sound, that would key your thoughts to check what's on on the radio or television to see what it's all about," says Stiteler.
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Stiteler Jr. In the second 15-lap feature, Stiteler had the pole.
newsleader.com - 2010
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"One day we have great blue herons, and the next day they're gone, and they migrate at night," Stiteler said.
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"The males arrive first, and they work out who's going to take which nest," said Stiteler on a recent tour of the rookery.
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Stiteler points out that bees do eat honey, especially during the winter when pollen-producing flowers are dead.
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As Stiteler walked through the rookery, the herons were pretty quiet.
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Woolf rolled to the victory, followed by Stiteler, Glass, Keys and Dave Woolf.
newsleader.com - 2010
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