### bees:

Solitary bee
* Many solitary bees seal their nests after laying eggs and never see their young.
* Most solitary bees have hives
  - lifespans
  - short lifespans
* Some solitary bees have advanced types of pollen-carrying structures on their bodies
  - areas
* are bees
  - like wolves
  - much more docile than social bees
  - usually smaller than honey bees
  - valuable pollinators of spring crops
* come in many different sizes, colors and shapes.
* form a colony during the season but only the queen overwinters.
* get along great with other bee species working together without conflict.
* go through phases in their behavior.
* hatch in the summer or fall and spend the winter in their nest.
* live alone.
* make their own small family nests.
* produce neither honey nor beeswax.
* tend to be gregarious and often several nests of solitary bees are near each other.

### beetles:

Sap beetle
* Some sap beetles are important vectors of the oak wilt fungus.
* are beetles
  - minute to small
  - more of a problem in fields where fruit is overripe
  - most troublesome from midsummer to mid-autumn
  - mostly small black or dark insects that are flattened and broadly oval
* carry the disease spores from an infected red oak to the wound on a live or red oak.
* feed primarily on damaged tissue but do little damage themselves.
* vary considerably in size, shape, and habits.

Soldier beetle
* Most soldier beetles are relatively slow-moving and easy to capture.
* Most soldier beetles have compound eyes
  - metamorphosis
  - beneficial insects that prey on aphids and other pests
  - common on flowers, where they feed on nectar and pollen
* feed on aphids, various small beetles, and caterpillars, slugs and spider mites
  - pollen and nectar, and crab spiders prey on insects
  - long, straight antennae

Beginning
* are first things
  - happening
  - part of events
  - parts
  - points
  - songs
* is an occurrence
* occur within years.

### beginning:

Cause
* Some causes affect insect succession
  - relate to death
* are justification
  - origins
* can have impact.
* have celebration
  - effects
  - issues
  - knowledge
  - production
* include events
  - stressful events
  - treatments
* is an inception
* kidneys to hold more water in the blood
  - take water out of blood
* lead to outcomes
  - same outcomes
* make effects.
* produce effects.
* reduce numbers.
* related to activity occur most often in healthy persons.

### beginning | cause:

Cause of death
* Causes of death are usually myocardial infarction or pulmonary embolus
  - differ dramatically between developed and developing countries
  - is books
* has to do with determining which disease or injury actually caused death.
* is concussion and trauma to Cranial nerves
  - internal, aggravated by external circumstances
* subject of much rock folklore.

### beginning | cause:

Consumerism
* affects health policy.
* also raises the ecological issue.
* becomes the sum and substance of what it is to be human.
* consumes festival time, sabbath time and free time
  - our music, our colours, our time, our resources and our relationships
* does little to increase our happiness.
* dominates the minds of the new Asian middle class.
* emerges when the user of a service makes decisions about and pays for the service.
* gives purpose to life as well.
* helps fuel a strong economy.
* impacts domestic savings negatively.
* interferes with the workings of the society.
* is campaigns
  - economic theories
  - nothing but expenditure of wealth in exchange for life-style
  - really an expression of egalitarianism
* is the basis of our culture
  - one true religion
  - only mode of relating to the world for the narcissist
  - what drives output
* major factor in the degradation of the earth.
* makes people passive.
* relies on the appeal of the familiar.
* social movement that seeks to increase the rights and powers of consumers.
* works in health care.