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Mongabay.com news articles on Fish in blog format. Updated regularly.
New protections for coral reefs and dwindling fish species in Belize
(04/27/2009) Coral reefs in Belize, considered to be some of the most pristine in the west, have secured additional protections. Rene Montero, the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, signed a set of new laws this month to protect Belize's coral reefs and the fish that inhabit them. The additional laws protect increasingly overfished species, ban spearfishing in marine reserves, and create no-take zones, according to a press release from the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS).
Mediterranean bluefin tuna has only three years left unless fishery closes
(04/14/2009) If the Mediterranean bluefin tuna fishery is not closed, the bluefin will be functionally extinct by 2012 according to a new analysis from World Wildlife Fund (WWF). While the population has undergone steep declines for over a decade, fishery managers and policy-makers have continually ignored calls from scientists that fishing must stop if the Mediterranean bluefin tuna is to survive.
Whale sharks threatened by interbreeding
(04/08/2009) The world's largest living fish, the whale shark, is threatened by interbreeding, according to a new study in PLoS ONE. Comparing the DNA of 68 individual whale sharks from eleven locations across the globe, geneticists found that the whale sharks had little genetic variation between the populations.
New technology allows researchers to study mass migrations of fish
(03/26/2009) Employing a new technology, MIT engineers have studied the origins of a mass gathering of hundreds of millions of fish and their subsequent migration. This is the first time a mass migration of animals has been studied from beginning to end, according to their paper published in Science.Until now biologists have depended on theory rather than data from the field, employing computer simulations and experiments in the lab.
Tuna industry launches new organization to save tuna from itself
(03/16/2009) Yesterday saw the launch of the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF). Composed of scientists, environmental organizations, and the tuna industry, ISSF will focus on ensuring that tuna populations are preserved from overfishing.
Shortsighted recommendations to eat more fish ignore large-scale environmental impact
(03/16/2009) Recommendations by international health agencies, doctors, nutritionists, and the media to consume more fish for better health ignore the fact that fish stock are collapsing worldwide, reports a new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. "Even at current levels of fish consumption, fisheries globally have reached a state of severe crisis. Already, the demand from affluent and developing economies, particularly newly affluent China, cannot be met by the world's fisheries," states the new report.
Massive freshwater stingray takes 13 men to pull it ashore in Thailand
(02/27/2009) It took ninety minutes and thirteen men to reel in an astounding specimen of giant freshwater stingray on the Ban Pakong River in Thailand. At seven feet wide and weighing an estimated 580-770 pounds (265-350 kilograms), the monstrous fish is thought to be the largest freshwater fish ever caught with a rod and line, according to Fishsiam, a company that provides fishing tours in Thailand.
400-million-year-old fish at risk from harbor project
(02/26/2009) A harbor project in Tanzania may put a population of coelacanth at risk, reports Nature News.
Illegal fishing estimated at $10-24B per year
(02/26/2009) Global losses from illegal and unreported fishing are estimated at $10-23.5 billion per year, according to a new study published in PLoS One. Analyzing fishing data from 54 countries, David J. Agnew of Imperial College London and colleagues estimate the "Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated" (IUU) fish catch at 11 to 26 million tons per each year. The authors found a strong link between governance and illegal fishing — illicit practices were most widespread in developing countries with poor monitoring and law enforcement. Estimated catches in West Africa were 40 percent higher than reported catches.
Climate change to have a big impact on marine fisheries
(02/18/2009) Climate change will have a big impact on marine fisheries, report scientists writing in the journal Fish and Fisheries.
Fishermen - not whales as claimed by Japan - are the cause of fisheries depletion
(02/12/2009) Fishermen calling for a resumption of whaling to restore commercial fish stocks are taking the wrong approach, argue researchers writing in the journal Science. Analyzing data on fish catch and whale abundance off the coast of northwestern Africa and the Caribbean, Leah R. Gerber and colleagues show that fishermen remove far more fish than whales consume, undermining the agreement by whaling nations that whales are driving depletion of fisheries.
Middle class communities are worst managers of fisheries
(02/11/2009) 'Middle class' villages in Africa are more likely to deplete their fisheries than poor- and wealthy communities, reports a new study published in Current Biology.
As sea ice retreats, swathe of Arctic closed to fishing
(02/06/2009) The North Pacific Fishery Management Council (NPFMC) voted unanimously to close off more than 150,000 square nautical miles of the Arctic sea to commercial fishing. The decision, welcomed by an array of environmentalists and industry groups, is a preventative measure to protect fisheries that have become more accessible as a result of declining sea ice in the Arctic. It is the first time that the federal government has closed a fishery due to climate change instead of over-fishing, says supporters of the ban.
Indigenous rights' groups to oppose effort to certify 'sustainable' aquaculture
(02/05/2009) A coalition of indigenous rights' groups and grassroots environmental organizations will oppose the World Wildlife Fund's move to improve environmental stewardship of the aquaculture industry through a certification system.
Nemo at risk from CO2 emissions? Ocean acidification may hurt baby fish
(02/02/2009) Increasing carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere may have an unexpected impact on marine ecosystems: disorienting fish larvae. Research published in this week's issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) found that ocean acidification disrupts the olfactory sense of clownfish larvae, making it difficult for the fish to find a habitat, which for clownfish is a sea anemone.
Fish may help fight ocean acidification
(01/19/2009) Fish are a major source of calcium carbonate production in marine ecosystems, a finding that has implications for ocean acidification, report scientists writing in the journal Science.
Japanese scientists use goldfish to screen for freshwater pollution
(12/17/2008) Coal miners used canaries to warn them of noxious gases for generations. Today's substitute may be the everyday goldfish: It can act as an aquatic canary to warn scientists when something bad is brewing in the waters, according to new research.
Tropical ocean dead zones could increase 50 percent by 2050
(11/18/2008) If carbon dioxide levels continue to rise as expected, marine dead zones in the tropics are expected to increase by 50 percent in just over four decades, according to a new study from the Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences in Germany. The expansion of marine dead zones in tropical seas could have devastating impacts on ocean ecosystems and fisheries.
Monstrous Chinook salmon found in California
(11/14/2008) A fifty-one inch long Chinook salmon, found dead during a salmon survey in Battle Creek by the Department of Fish and Game (DFG), is probably a record for the state of California say Department biologists.
Hundreds of rare and bizarre marine species discovered
(11/09/2008) The evolutionary origin of deep sea octopuses, new species populating an underwater "continent", 12,000 amphipods crowding a square meter in the Gulf of Mexico, massive gatherings of white sharks in the middle of the Pacific: these are just a few highlights from the Census of Marine Life (COML)'s fourth report.
One-third of global marine catch used as livestock feed
(10/30/2008) Despite continuous warnings of emptying oceans due to overfishing, a new report finds that one-third of the world's total marine catch is not feeding humans, but livestock. The fish are ground-up into meal and fed to pigs, poultry, and even farm-raised fish.
U.S. pledges $40M toward coral reef conservation.
(10/22/2008) The U.S. government has pledged almost $40 million to protect biologically-rich coral reefs in Southeast Asia, according to the U.S. embassy in the Philippines.
Argentina bans fishing, trawling in eco-rich area
(10/09/2008) The government of Argentina has banned commercial fishing along Burdwood Bank, an 1,800 square kilometer (694 square mile) submerged island off its southern coast, according to the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS).
Mediterranean bluefin tuna originate in the Gulf of Mexico
(10/02/2008) Researchers have discovered a previously unknown migratory route for the northern bluefin tuna, proving for the first time that the species' Mediterranean and North American subpopulations interact. According to the paper published in Science the two groups meet as juveniles then return to their birthplace to spawn. For a critically-endangered species that is still heavily fished, the new finding has large conservation and management implications.
12 fish species go extinct in lake near Istanbul
(09/24/2008) Turkey has lost twelve species of fish to pollution in Lake Sapanca. Lake Sapanca used to be one of Turkey's most bio-diverse lakes. A decade ago the lake's water was pristine enough to be pumped directly to Istanbul for citizen use, but due to rising pollution it no longer serves as a source for the city water.
100 new species of sharks and rays discovered in Australia
(09/19/2008) Scientists have described 100 new species of sharks and rays in the seas around Australia.
A solution to worldwide fishery collapse?
(09/18/2008) In November 2006 a study on global fisheries received a lot of attention: employing 53 years worth of fishery data, Boris Worm predicted that by 2048 the ocean would be empty of fish. Essentially there would be nothing left to catch. Already, Worm reported, fishing stocks had collapsed in 29 percent of the world's fisheries. Although scientists called for rapid and overhauling changes to fisheries, the fishing industry carried on business-as-usual. Now, two years later, a study in Science proposes to have found the solution to the global fishery-collapse.
Nearly 40 percent of America's freshwater fish in danger
(09/10/2008) The most comprehensive study of America's freshwater fish in twenty years has revealed that nearly 40 percent are threatened with extinction.
Nobu offers critically-endangered species to sushi diners
(09/08/2008) Nobu, a pricey and trendy sushi restaurant with locations around the world, regularly serves critically-endangered Northern bluefin tuna to its clientele, reveals an investigation by the environmental group Greenpeace.
Small-scale fisheries are "best hope" for sustainability in developing world
(09/08/2008) Fish stocks are declining globally. While the consumer in the industrial world has yet to feel the full impact of this decline, those in the developing world know it well. Local small-scale fishermen are catching less fish to feed growing populations. Jennifer Jacquet of the Sea Around Us Project believes the hope for sustainable seafood lies in these very fisheries.
When in season, wolves choose salmon over deer
(09/02/2008) The popular image of hunting wolves is a pack bearing down on a deer, working in concert to make the kill. However, new research has discovered that when available, wolves largely forgo hoofed mammals for salmon.
Carbon market may fund dam in Panama that threatens natural reserve
(09/01/2008) The UN's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) — a scheme that provides funds to projects that reduce emissions in developing nations — may be used to finance a hydroelectric dam in Panama which, according to environmentalists, threatens a biologically rich World Heritage site and an indigenous tribe, the Ngobe.
Baltic cod are shrinking due to overfishing
(08/26/2008) By comparing Neolithic cod with contemporary cod, researchers have discovered that the species has evolved over a relatively short period due to overexploitation by humans. According to a paper published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, contemporary cod attain adulthood earlier and are generally smaller than their ancestors.
DNA study reveals new 1,000-pound grouper species
(08/21/2008) DNA analysis has revealed that a 1,000-pound grouper found in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans is actually two different species.
Coal burning may make food supplies toxic
(08/18/2008) Coal burning is contaminating the Arctic, and may be affecting human health and polar ecosystems, warn scientists writing in the online early edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The long-ignored ocean emergency and what can be done to address it
(08/18/2008) This year has been full of bad news regarding marine ecosystems: one-third of coral species threatened with extinction, dead-zones spread to 415 sites, half of U.S. reefs in fair or bad condition, increase in ocean acidification, tuna and shark populations collapsing, and only four percent of ocean considered pristine. Jeremy Jackson, director of the Scripps Center for Marine Biodiversity and Conservation at the University of California, San Diego, synthesizes such reports and others into a new paper, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, that boldly lays out the scope of the oceanic emergency and what urgently needs to be done.
How sustainable is your canned tuna? It depends on the retailer
(08/13/2008) To aid concerned tuna-lovers, Greenpeace has ranked eight of the top canned tuna retailers in order from most sustainable to least. Canned tuna from John West, the biggest retailer of tuna in the UK, proves to be the worst of the lot, whereas Sainsbury's is the most environmentally-friendly. In a press release Greenpeace said that Sainsbury's is "the only tinned tuna brand that is fished using sustainable methods".
Chevron lobbies Bush Administration for bail out on lawsuit by Amazon tribes
(07/31/2008) Lobbyists for big oil are working feverishly to persuade the Bush Administration and Congress to let Chevron off the hook for a potential $16 billion liability in an environmental lawsuit.
The end of migrations: wildlife's greatest spectacle is critically endangered
(07/28/2008) If we could turn back the clock about 200 years, one could watch as millions of whales swam along their migration routes. Around 150 years ago, one could witness bison filling the vast America prairie or a billion passenger pigeons blotting out the sky for days. Only a few decades back and a million saiga antelope could be seen crossing the plains of Asia.
Monster manta ray species discovered
(07/25/2008) Researchers have discovered a previously unknown species of manta ray. Previously there was believed to be only a single species of ray but genetic analysis now shows there are at least two, and possibly three, species.
Mangroves are key to healthy fisheries, finds study
(07/21/2008) Mangroves serve as a critical nursery for young marine life and therefore play an important role in the health of fisheries and the economic well-being of fishermen, report researchers writing in the early online edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Marine no-take zones are succeeding beyond expectations
(07/16/2008) Two recent reports show that marine no-take zones, where fishing is completely prohibited, are helping to rejuvenate commercial species faster than expected.
The global rich are eating the poor's fish: new report shows tropical fish catch gravely under-estimated
(07/10/2008) After a week of bad news regarding marine life — it was reported that half of U.S. coral reefs are in fair to poor condition and one-third of all coral species are threatened globally — there is still more: a study of twenty tropical islands showed that recreational and subsistence fishing has gone almost completely unreported from 1950 to 2004. In fifteen of twenty cases the fish take was at least doubled when local fish catches were added, and in the most extreme case, American Samoa, the amount of fish collected was 17 times what was previously recorded.
Census of marine life opens with 122,000 species
(07/01/2008) Discovering a new species can be the highlight of a biologist's career. Yet once a species enters the formal literature, complications may develop. The systen has been especially problematic because for centuries biologists have lacked the tools to construct a full and flexible list of the world's innumerable species. Using the Internet and hundreds of scientists around the world, the Census of Marine Life is attempting to take on this monumental task.
Large shark populations fall 97% in the Mediterranean
(06/12/2008) Populations of some shark species in the Mediterranean have plunged by more than 97 percent over the past 200 years, report researchers writing in the journal conservation Biology. Several species are at risk of extinction.
Dried-up Colorado takes toll on giant Mexican fish
(06/08/2008) The Colorado River vanishes before it reaches the Sea of Cortez in all but the wettest years. Companies in California and the southwestern U.S. have diverted its once-vibrant flow to quench their thirst for water and power. Now, a new study in the April 2008 issue of the journal Biological conservation reports that the dwindling of this major artery has changed the way some marine fish in the Gulf of California grow and develop.
Diversity in streams may brace Chinook salmon for climate change
(06/03/2008) Chinook salmon face a one-two punch. They have disappeared from several rivers in the western U.S. largely because of human interventions and some populations are threatened or endangered. Numbers of Chinook in California's Central Valley have dwindled by 88 percent in the past five years, a loss that closed fisheries for 2008 and may cost California's economy $167 million, according to the state Department of Fish and Game. On top of all this looms a second impact: These salmon will be in hotter water still because of climate change.
Greenpeace ship attacked by Turkish tuna fishermen during protest
(05/30/2008) Members of a Turkish tuna fishing boat attacked the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise while the ship was engaged in a protest against overfishing. The incident occurred Friday in the Cypriot Channel and was reported to the Turkish Iskenderun Gulf Port Authorities.
Global warming to worsen ocean dead zones, hurt fisheries
(05/01/2008) Warming oceans will worsen oxygen-deficient or hypoxic dead zones, affecting ecosystems and fisheries, warn researchers writing in the journal Science.
Shark-repelling fishing gear in the works
(04/23/2008) Fishing gear that produces an electric field in sea water could help prevent sharks from becoming accidental bycatch, say scientists at NOAA.
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Water grass during freezing temps?
I seeded fescue in Athens, GA and got germination around early November. The weather has been very, very cold lately with lows in the twenties. I haven't watered in three days because of the weather and I'm wondering if I need to continue to water pretty regularly even with these cold temps. Thanks!
The website below is telling me 35 F at 2 inches.
Root growth doesn't actually stop until the ground freezes, but it is minimal from 33-45 degrees for cool season grasses. Since it's probably not going to warm up for a while, and your grass is for all intents and purposes dormant, I don't think it's necessary to water regularly unless soil temps rise dramatically. If you want to keep your soil temps higher water will help, but I don't think you will be able to get it to a point where the roots are growing at a rate that is much faster than it is now.
What made you think to seed a lawn in December knowing full well that probably sub-freezing temperatures would visit. The low this morning in Atlanta I understood to be 27úF......5 degrees below freezing.
How can one think a seed needs watering when it most likely will freeze when it hits the ground.
Surely one must consider the seed, in such freezing water...i.e. ice, will also freeze and cannot therefore germinate.
The seed will sit....and sit,....and sit awaiting temperatures...i.e. soil temperature, that will invite it to germinate. Since such soil temperature requires it be in the range of 45 - 50 F....you have a time to wait for the Georgia weather to improve....and imrprove for a length of time to affect such soil temperature goes up for a time to affect the seed. I'd look for maybe..March....it'll be nice in March in Georgia.
Nearandwest, yes, she seeded in November and got some germination but the writer is asking about her continued need to water to bring the seed along.
She chose November to seed her lawn....I'm not so familiar with Georgia that I can lay claim to be anybody who knows about weather in her area, but I do know that water freezes at 32� and temperatures need be in the range of above 45� soil temperature to be worth any effort to bring a seed along. Even if Georgia was to receive temperatures of ...let's say 60....for a month, then maybe it might bring temperatures she could use up, but what about the nighttime temperatures, they surely go down....and below freezing I understand constantly.
I was in Atlanta one November and it snowed so much the morning I left the motel, I had to clear it off the car before driving. So I take that to heart.
The seed may well have germinated, but from her question, I assume it has not sunk its roots yet enough to count on its being called the start of a lawn.
That will come when the soil temperature comes up....not when she gets the odd day of 60 plus.
Again, I'm not familiar with straight fescue as a lawn....I cant comment on whether it stands up to cold when first begun. I assume whatever lawn she does have has gone dormant and should be watered only as the ground will accept it...i.e. absorb it and she shouldn't water as per any schedule. Such watering could end up saturating
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For us one of the highlights of Saloni Milano 2013 was/is Italian manufacturer Mattiazzi.
And not just because they have managed to eke a chair out of Jasper Morrison that, in our opinion, is one of his better, and certainly more interesting, of recent years.
Established in 1978 Mattiazzi is, if we correctly understand, essentially a network of woodworking facilities in Udine. For three decades the company served as a supplier of wooden parts for other furniture manufacturers before deciding in 2008 to invest in their own brand.
The investment has obviously been very heavy, or better put, very, very heavy.
But has also been very successful.
Mattiazzi first reached an international audience with the 2011 Osso Collection from Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec.
The positive echo generated by Osso was not just on account of the media friendly connection with the Bouroullec brand, but because, simply put, it is a mighty fine piece of work.
As a project Osso allowed Ronan and Erwan to seriously develop a new dimension to their work, a challenge they met head on and with a result that demonstrates a wonderful degree of technical finesse and aesthetic clarity.
Since the launch of Osso in 2011 the Mattiazzi portfolio has grown steadily and in Milan the company presented the latest results of co-operations with with Sam Hecht, Konstantin Grcic and the aforementioned Fionda by Jasper Morrison.
Effectively a wooden frame with an interchangeable fabric sling, it is really hard to call Fionda a chair, at least in the classical sense.
Apparently inspired by a folding camping chair Morrison bought in Japan, Fionda doesn't do anything that much different from either "regular" camping chairs or design classics such as the globally copied Butterfly / Hardoy Chair.
Fionda however presents the concept with a rarely seen lightness and assured calm. And as we say with a liveliness that we have missed in much of Morrison's recent chair work.
In addition, by removing the canvas sling the frames can be easily stacked, thus making Fionda a fairly straightforward outdoor seating option for cafes, ice cream bars and their ilk.
Equally impressive is Medici by Konstantin Grcic. Originally presented at Milan 2012 Medici is a lounge chair that takes all Konstantin Grcic's association with reduced down, unassuming, form languages, picks it up by the scruff of the neck and throws it out the window.
Yes Medici is a very simple wood construction, a very simple wood construction in many ways reminiscent of the Rood-Blauwe Stoel by Gerrit T. Rietveld.
But it's not an object you'd want to meet in a dark alley late on a Saturday night.
Much like Waver for Vitra, Medici is not something we know from Grcic. And while the motivation with Waver was largely to define the Vitra outdoor range with a form language far removed from the classic Eames dominated interior furniture; at Mattiazzi Konstantin Grcic had a clean slate. Which means the design comes from somewhere deeper. And indeed reading his comments on Medici you sense the real personal joy he got from developing the project.
Ultimately what attracts us to Mattiazzi is the effortless simplicity of their furniture.
You currently can't move in the European furniture market without bumping into a manufacturer with a new wood chair.
A lot of them very similar. Very generic. Very dull. And very "Scandinavian"
Developments in the furniture industry clearly mirroring those in the TV crime drama world where every station needs a moody Scandinavian detective in a quirky knitted jumper.
And indeed one young designer we spoke to in Milan was quite open that their current works are largely geared towards such a market. And you can't blame them for that.
What however for us sets Mattiazzi apart is that they obviously care not only about the physical appearance but also the function, the origin, the craftsmanship and the attitude of the piece.
Older readers will associate such with the concept of "character", an archaic term that is so outdated the Oxford English Dictionary are planning removing it from their next edition.
Mattiazzi obviously still have an old edition at home.
It will be interesting to see how the Mattiazzi brand develops in the coming years. If the investments made can bring a return.
Excellent and interesting as the current collection is, it isn't necessarily a collection that is guaranteed to guarantee long term financial sustainability. The fact that they have secured Herman Miller as their North American distribution partner is no bad thing. Similarly the agreement with Aram in the UK. But again these developments alone are no guarantee of sustainable success.
That comes from a product portfolio that is successful across various market sectors and that can keep reaching and exciting new buyers.
And that takes time.
We'll definitely be keeping an eye on the situation.
And will of course keep you informed.


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AUGUSTA — With an early tee time, Sergio Garcia got to see a bit of everything.
The morning was cloudy, and by 10 a.m. rain began to fall. But it doesn't last long as it gave way to bright sun And the whole time the wind was blowing.
A co-leader entering Friday, Garcia smashed and splashed his way to a 4-over 76, dropping him to minus-2 for the tournament. He bogeyed Nos. 3 and 4 on the front and the 11th and 13th on the back.
"(The course) was much more difficult today, very gusty winds," Garcia said. "It was not only the strength (of the wind), because if it's consistent you kind of figure it out, but unfortunately today it was very, very gusty."
Yet at 2-under, Garcia kept himself in striking distance, four shots back with two rounds remaining and he was happy with the way he hit felt on the course.
"I felt like I hit some nice shots," Garcia said. "I just couldn't really give myself a lot of birdie chances, even though I was hitting some good shots I just couldn't figure out the wind exactly."
KUCHAR STRUGGLES, BUT STILL IN HUNT: When the wind picked up, things went wrong for Matt Kuchar.
The Georgia Tech graduate, who began the day 3-under par, played first nine holes even par, but he struggled with three bogeys on the back nine and finished 3-over to sit at 1-under for the tournament.
"There was enough wind to be tricky," Kuchar said. "I want to say on the back nine it picked up and started getting to be fun out there."
His final bogey came on No. 16 after he found the same bunker he did Thursday.
"It's not an easy hole for me," Kuchar said.
A Top 3 finisher in last year's tournament, Kuchar kept himself close to the leaders despite a rough final nine holes.
"You can only do what you can with the score," said Kuchar, playing in his seventh Masters. "There's no sense in being silly; just play the shot that gives you the best chance to make a reasonable score out here. I think your game plan doesn't change, it's just a matter of making putts or not."
BUBBA'S MASTER DEFENSE DERAILED BY FAILING PUTTER: Defending Masters champion Bubba Watson gets his own tee time today.
At 4-over par, the former UGA star just made the cut and will lead the field into the weekend this morning all alone at 9:25 a.m.
He knows what he needs to work on the next two days to finish strong.
"The thing is just putting," he said. "I had six three-putts (in two days)."
Add in the two from the fringe and Watson considers it eight three-putts. No matter the number, putting cost Watson a chance at a strong second round. He put up seven birdies, but he countered them with six bogeys.
"Obviously, I am playing well," he said. "I just got to make the putts. I got to somehow make myself hit it harder on the putts, the longer putts."
For the second day, Watson noted the his struggles with the speed of the greens not matching his expectations.
"I'm trying to respect the golf course and think it's going to be the Masters the we know and love and obviously I don't know and love it right now because I three-putted every hole it seemed like."
COSTAS SLAMS MASTERS: Bob Costas has slammed CBS Sports' television coverage of the Masters golf tournament, saying the network has never acknowledged the "history of racism and sexism" by the Augusta National Golf Club, the private club that runs the historic tournament.
Augusta National, which was established in 1933, did not admit its first black member until 1990, and it did not invite a woman to join until 2012, despite organized protests from the National Council of Women's Organizations and pickets outside the grounds of the event.
In 2003 and 2004, it required CBS to broadcast the Masters commercial-free to stave off the threat of boycotts directed at the tournament's sponsors.
Costas made the remarks on Dan Patrick's radio show on Friday morning. At the end of the interview, which focused on the new movie "42," Patrick asked Costas to take part in a lighthearted game in which listeners imitated the hushed tones and reverent verbiage of longtime Masters announcer Jim Nance.
Costas declined to do a Nance impression, and pointed out that as a lifelong employee of NBC, he would never be in the position to cover the Masters. Then he dropped the hammer.
"What no CBS announcer has ever alluded to, even in passing, even during a rain delay, even when there was time to do so, is Augusta's history of racism and sexism," Costas said. "Even when people were protesting just outside the grounds. Forget about taking a side - never acknowledging it.
"So not only would I never work the Masters because I'm not at CBS, but I'd have to say something, and then I would be ejected."
Masters officials are known to be extraordinarily sensitive about coverage of their tournament. As Costas pointed out, legendary golf announcer Jack Whitaker was banned from broadcasting the tournament for a number of years after referring to the carefully-controlled gallery of fans as "a mob" in 1966.
In 1994, announcer Gary McCord ran afoul of the prickly Augusta National organizers by remarking that one green was cut so closely it could have been "bikini-waxed." He was not invited back.
Added Costas, "Not that Augusta isn't a lovely place, and not that [Augusta National chairman] Billy Payne, who ran the '96 Olympics in Atlanta, isn't my friend, and not that I haven't played there with him, which I did the one time I visited It was the most gracious, wonderful thing you could ever imagine.
"And yet they do have a history that ought to be reckoned with, that they've only recently comes to terms with, if you call this coming to terms with it."
Afterwards, Patrick was taken aback.
"I think, he's setting me up with a joke in the beginning," Patrick said. "... I thought, here's comes the punchline. But a punch in the stomach is what it is."
Costas said the problem with CBS's coverage has not been its overall tone of hushed respect, but its failure to recognize that the darker history of Augusta National is an "elephant in the room."
"I'm not talking about forcing this issue down everyone's throats while Tiger Woods is lining up a birdie putt," he said. "What you're looking for here is not a full discussion, because you couldn't do it justice, but an acknowledgement.
"I think somebody should have had the guts to do it at some point along the way. Broadcaster, executive - somebody should have said to someone at Augusta, 'Look, this is an issue and it's an elephant in the room. And we're going to address it so that our heads are not in the collective sand trap."\
When Patrick pointed out that CBS was no doubt wary of damaging its long-term relationship with the prestigious tournament, Costas agreed.
"It's a business thing," Costas said. "And if that's the case, just talk about guns. No one can get in trouble that way."
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WSUN was a radio station which broadcast to Tampa Bay Area, Florida from 1927 until 2001.
WSUN radio station began operating at 620 kHz in October 1927 having previously shared time with WFLA. In 1928 it was moved to 580 kHz, then to 900 kHz that year. In 1929, radio frequencies for stations in Florida were reallocated, the station at this point moved back to 620 kHz, where it remained until 1998.
The stations transmitter was originally on the north side of the Courtney Campbell Causeway near Clearwater. Early in its return to 620 kHz it was able to increase its power by being the first AM radio station in the world to add a second tower and use placement and spacing along with divided power from the main tower to directionalize its broadcast coverage area. The state of the art at the time thought the signal was traveling west to the Mississippi River and then north to interfere with the WTMJ 620 kHz station in Milwaukee. The British engineer phased the new antenna array to produce a null to the radiated signal directly to wards Milwaukee. This fostered a new understanding of RF behavior, having been so successful the Federal Radio Commission in Atlanta reportedly phoned, demanding to know why the station was off the air. As late as the 1990s, the original tower bases remained in their field, the station having moved to straddling the west end of the Gandy Causeway with 501 foot towers on concrete pilings in the Tampa Bay salt water in the early 1950s at 5 kW. A radio war with Cuba granted it an STA to operate at 10 kW from the 1990s on to overcome deliberate retaliatory interference. All RF and electrical power and control cabling was run under the divided Gandy Highway in conduits that have an access manhole in the median and rise up out of the ground to the tower platform on the south side of Gandy "Redneck Riviera" Beach. The City of St. Petersburg eventually placed a channel 38 antenna on top of the north tower and a microwave reflector to deliver the programming to the transmitter building below. The weathered towers were replaced with shorter self supporters in the early 2000s with LED lighting.
Originally built and operated by the City of St. Petersburg, Until 1974, the station offered a variety of programming including dramas, talk, music, and was an ABC affiliate. In 1974 the station switched to country. In 1987 it switched to a news/talk format which remained until 1995, when it switched back to a music format. During the 1987 until the Cox radio purchase it had returned to a country format, then changed upon purchase to a hot talk format as the station was the home of the popular syndicated morning program The Ron & Ron Show (Ron and Ron) as well as hosting the Hooters-on-the-Radio show, Bob Lassiter (deceased), and a variety of other programs, including a psychic call in show with Gary Spivey, beating all other talk stations and national syndicated talk hosts. For a brief period, the station simulcasted programming from sister stations KFI Los Angeles and WIOD in Miami, including Neil Rogers, Rick and Suds, and Chris Baker. The station also broadcast the Miami Dolphin NFL games. The nationally syndicated program "Smoke This" got its start on WSUN, now on WFLA. The successful programming was neglected by the Cox Radio CEO and allowed to implode, resulting in the purchase of a small 910 kHz station in Plant City and simulcasting its sports programming. When Cox sold the station the calls WSUN were kept and moved to a failed oldies format on a Pasco County 97.1 which was soon replaced with a successful "Music of Your Life" spinoff format.
In 1998, 620 kHz became a simulcast of Bay News 9, and the call letters were replaced with WSAA. The station was ultimately sold to Salem Broadcasting, who converted it to a Christian station and changed the call letters to WTWD (and later, WTBN) in 2001.[1]
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The Regular Meeting of the Long Branch City Council was held on Tuesday, January 9, 2007 at 8:00 p.m. in the Municipal Building, 344 Broadway, Long Branch, New Jersey. PRESENT: Dr. Mary Jane Celli, Councilwoman; Anthony Giordano, Councilman; Brian Unger, Councilman; David G. Brown, Council Vice President; Michael DeStefano, Council President OTHERS PRESENT: Mayor Adam Schneider; Howard Woolley, Business Administrator; Ronald Mehlhorn, Finance Director; James G. Aaron, City Attorney; Irene A. Joline, City Clerk The pledge of allegiance was recited and certification was read. READING AND APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES: December 26, 2006 Motion by Councilperson Celli, seconded by Councilperson Brown to approve the minutes of December 26, 2006 was carried out upon the following roll call vote: Ayes 3, Abstain 2 – Giordano, Unger CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCES PUBLIC HEARING AND FINAL CONSIDERATION #41-06 AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING LOWDEN COURT CIRCLE AS A FIRE LANE PURSUANT TO SECTION 325-14 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF LONG BRANCH A motion by Councilperson Brown to open the public hearing on said ordinance was seconded by Councilperson Unger. After ample time was given and no one responded, a motion by Councilperson Brown to close the hearing was seconded by Councilperson Giordano. A motion was made by Councilperson Brown, seconded by Councilperson Celli to adopt on third and final reading was carried out upon the following roll call vote: Ayes 5 ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION: Public hearing January 23, 2007 #1-07 ORDINANCE CALENDAR YEAR 2007 – AN ORDINANCE TO EXCEED THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET APPROPRIATION LIMITS AND TO ESTABLISH A CAP BANK (NJSA 40A:4-45.14) A motion by Councilperson Brown to introduce upon first reading, publish and post according to law and set the public hearing for January 23, 2007 at 8:00 p.m. was seconded by Councilperson Unger - Ayes 5 1 MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS FOR THE GOOD OF THE ORDER: Councilwoman Celli - This is Martin Luther King week and there are services at various churches throughout the City. I would like to remind people of the march on Sunday and also the service at the Second Baptist Church on Sunday at 3pm. There will also be a walk. On Monday there will be a speech at the Martin Luther King Memorial on Atlantic Avenue at 10:00 and Tyrone Garrett will be the speaker and I encourage everyone to participate, thank you. Councilman Giordano – No comment. Councilman Unger – Expressed condolences on the recent passing of Mr. DeStefano's mother. I just want to make a comment on press reports on the press conference that I attended with community leaders on December 26 th regarding the recent state of homicides in our City. I just wanted to say for the record that I was incorrectly quoted as saying that "changes need to be made in the police department" or by implication in the leadership of our City's police department. That news report which paraphrased comments I actually made and included comments I did not make but which others did misrepresented my position then and now. I have complete faith in the professionalism of William Richards our Public Safety Director and in the job that his men and women perform for this City. My intention then as now is to encourage community groups and community leaders to engage the administration and the City Council honestly and without political intent with the desire to do good for our residents and for our children. Some people may have noticed that there is some friction between some community groups and the administration and some of the groups that have spoken out. I want to say this about that fact, I am convinced that what our residents, taxpayers and most citizens really want is not divisive of rederick but real dialogue and honest constructive work between the community groups and City Hall. This means putting aside rancor, putting aside resentment, putting aside resentment, putting aside perceived political gain and working together for the betterment of Long Branch and all Long Branchers. Today I spoke with Freeholder elect Barbara McMorrow and she told me that today at the Manalapan Library the Counties Human Services Department held a forum or presentation by the County prosecutor to educate social workers and youth workers on the subject of gangs and I don't know if you are aware of that, I certainly wasn't. This is precisely the type of community outreach that maybe needed and probably is needed and I think that we need more of it and I'd like to reach out to the Prosecutors department and perhaps the Mayor would like to look into it and see if that's a presentation we can have here in Long Branch and I also want to stress that I believe that we need the involvement and input of all of our community groups, our church leaders, our school leaders and others as well and what I'm simply saying is we need to do this together. Thank you. Council Vice President Brown – Dr. Celli mentioned the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Week and as a member of the memorial guild I would encourage all of you to participate in the rest of the weeks programming and possibly the dinner at the Portuguese Club this Friday but more importantly to come along with us if you can't march on Sunday be at the Second Baptist Church on Liberty Street where the (inaudible) will be the guest preacher and Mr. (inaudible) being our former secretary of state for the State of New Jersey speaking on behalf of the life and times and the meaning of Dr. Martin Luther Kings life and the meaning that it still has for us as the City of Long Branch. 2 I also would like to commend our DPW, all the men and women of the Department of Public Works, twice this week citizens have approached me on the fine job that they do and sometimes publicly we do not acknowledge. There is no big storm, there's no backed up garbage but the guys do a fantastic job day in and day out and I publicly would like to commend the entire department. Thank you. Council President DeStefano – No comment. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION A motion by Councilperson Unger to open the public portion of the meeting was seconded by Councilperson Celli. Gabe Barabas – NJ Repertory Company – 179 Broadway Updated the Council and Mayor of the activities of the Theater in the past year, 2006. Margaret Rice – Branton Avenue Went over the schedule of the Long Branch Public Library. January 16 th they are doing a program on the White Ridge Cemetery at 7pm. Lori Ann Vendetti – 33, 38 Ocean Terrace Wished everyone a belated holiday season. Spoke regarding a gentleman named Pat Fritches from Haddon Twp. NJ who owned a pub. He was a leader in eminent domain. Read an article by Kathy Hogan who is the Deputy Mayor about Pat. With this I pay tribute to Jimmy Liu, Lucy Cook, Mary LaConte, Mary Viviano, all who have died since eminent domain has effected their lives. Jean Hastings – 53 Hobart Manor Spoke regarding the boardwalk / beach last Saturday. It was amazing. I don't call it Pier Village, I just call it Long Branch. It was how we used to know. Diana Multare – 21 North Bath Avenue Spoke regarding transparency in Government and meetings of the governing body. We feel we are getting negative non-verbal feedback. Spoke regarding the five-minute rule. Kevin Brown – 162 Broadway Spoke regarding the gang activity in the community. Stated how impressed on how the Long Branch Police handled the situations and how quickly they did their jobs. Spoke regarding the acquisition of lower Broadway. Stated that the properties should remain up to code until decisions are made on the site so they don't look unused and inviting to gangs. 3 Denise Hoagland – 68 Ocean Terrace Let Kevin know that that is a part of eminent domain and what is going on is what went on in MTOTSA last year. It's all part of the plan to make the area look blighted and an area in need of redevelopment. Donna Peterson – 104 Rockwell Avenue Spoke regarding the Chelsea House and Chomper property on Morris Avenue and affordable housing. Mayor Schneider stated that it was privately owned and the City has never owned it. Donna Peterson asked if Kelly Builders are related to the ones down by the beach. The Mayor stated he doesn't know what properties she was talking about and what properties she was referring to. Morris and Bath don't even cross. Mr. Brown stated that he doesn't think so. Donna Peterson asked what a reverse mortgage was and what are we going to do about gangs? Carl Linfonte – 564 Broadway Spoke regarding trash and the dumpsters across the street on Broadway he was allowed to use. My friend was cited for illegal dumping because something fell out of the dumpster. Am I entitled to use that dumpster? It's a minor problem but its something that's important enough for my reputation. The Mayor asked that he sees him after the meeting and give him his phone number. Councilwoman Celli stated that she will look into it and he will get an answer one way or the other. Harold Cooper – 113 S. 7th Avenue Wished everyone a healthy peaceful and prosperous New Year. Spoke regarding what Dr. King would be doing if he was aware of the things that have been going on in the City. The Community needs to wake up. We need to start addressing our children. Marco Diaz – 99 Garfield Court Told the Mayor and Council about a meeting he is having next week and gave each one a hand out. Wants the Mayor and Council to support him. Terry Blair – 465 Sairs Avenue Spoke regarding good stuff and Pier Village. Spoke regarding the Municipal Budget and workforce housing. There is a lack of evening recreation. In our school system right now, there are a lot of children who are from unstable families. Their life circumstances have presented that as an issue. I would like to offer to assist with what would be to have more active human services 4 and asked if we had a Task Force of any kind that addresses multi cultural complexities and thirdly, we need to stabilize more work force professionals and in terms of recreation, how can we develop later evening recreation? Michele Bobrow – 295 Ocean Boulevard Wished everyone a happy and healthy and prosperous New Year. Spoke regarding the CAP waiver ordinance that was introduced. How much of the additional money you approved last year was actually used? Mr. Mehlhorn stated that the actual amount that was approved last year probably hasn't been used. It's probably included in the bank that we have. The bank will be about $750,000 which gives us leeway in the future if something comes up that we have to increase our CAP base. This is not dollar s whatsoever, this is an allowance. Michele Bobrow – Regarding the bill list, what are the Mark Aikins bills for? Mayor Schneider stated that he is the conflict attorney for Beachfront South. Mr. Aaron has a conflict and has not represented the City in negotiations. Michele Bobrow – Thompson Design Group, prepay of $26,000 for design services, could you tell me what that's for? Mr. Mehlhorn stated it was their normal contract that was awarded to them paid for by the developer through escrow funds. Michele Bobrow – Asked Mr. Aaron if he was going to update the public on redevelopment tonight. Mr. Aaron stated, no. Austin Gelser – 385 Ocean Boulevard Commended the DPW regarding replacing the dangerous boards that are sticking up and some of the rusty pipes. Asked if there is beach access south of Pier Village and do the old stairs that go down from the boardwalk to the beach, do they constitute beach access and if they do not, is the City in violation of the federal American for disabilities act? The Mayor stated that the stairs are absolutely public access. When the boardwalk is rebuilt, we are going to be building ramps. Harold Bobrow – 295 Ocean Boulevard Asked Mr. Mehlhorn about the Ordinance for introduction, is there a reason why we cannot introduce this at a later time? Mr. Mehlhorn stated that it has to be introduced and adopted prior to the introduction of the City budget. I don't have any money sitting anywhere. This gives us the leeway to go the extra dollar. It may not come from taxpayer money. There may be surplus available. It's a leeway to allow expenditures to be put in the budget. Harold Bobrow – Asked Mr. Aaron if there was anything new in Beachfront South. 5 Mr. Aaron stated that there is nothing that he can report in public that is going on. Harold Bobrow – Spoke regarding televised meetings and Comcast. Asked when Comcast contract is up that they supply the camera people and equipment in order to televise over Comcast station the meetings. Went on to ask Mr. Mehlhorn about Fire Department uniforms and asked if we spent $1000 on a Fire Chiefs uniform? Asked if it were turn out gear and uniform both? Mr. Mehlhorn stated he believes its turn out gear and the uniform. After ample time was given and no one else responded, a motion by Councilperson Celli to close the public portion of the meeting was seconded by Councilperson Brown. RESOLUTIONS: On file in the Clerks Office and the City's Web-Site APPLICATIONS: 1. APPROVAL OF TIMOTHY PHILLIPS AS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE ATLANTIC ENGINE COMPANY 2. APPROVAL OF ANDREW SPIEZIO AS AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE OCEANIC FIRE ENGINE COMPANY 3. APPROVAL OF A RAFFLE LICENSE FOR CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY (ON PREMISE) 4. APPROVAL OF A RAFFLE LICENSE FOR CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY (50/50) A motion by Councilperson Unger to approve the listed applications was seconded by Councilperson Brown and carried out upon the following roll call vote: Ayes 5 REDEVELOPMENT UPDATE NONE ADJOURNMENT A motion by Councilperson Celli to adjourn this meeting at 9:00 p.m. was seconded by Councilperson Unger. 6
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I've lived in sports bras this pg. So much more comfortable, I have underwire, so a regular bra kills me. and provides a little extra coverage under a lower cut top.
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I've been sleeping in this one, and it's super comfy, but I don't think i'd feel comfortable leaving the house in it.
the breastfeeding board seems to really recommend bravada nursing bras. I've also got an undercover mama ready to go.
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How fitting that you give the last word to Ayatollah Norquist, whose fatwa governs the GOP like sharia law. With the overriding goal of reducing taxes even further for the ruling oligarchs--while increasing military spending and slashing social services--these radical Repugs "don't need a president" because they can achieve their goals by minority tyranny. Perhaps they will be happiest if Obama wins again, whereby they can continue to obstruct all progress while denying any responsibility for the great regression in American political fortune.
The Economist gives the lie to its name by continually failing to debunk the GOP's favorite trope: trickle-down economics. If this elitist notion is based on any truth, where is the evidence from the decades of testing it on the backs of the American people?
"Mr Romney has said his tax cuts would partly pay for themselves by generating stronger economic growth, an assumption which budget experts routinely ignore when pricing fiscal plans."
There are other parts that rebuke trickle-down or at least are it disproportionately helps the rich in Romney's policies.
Excellent distillation and analysis of the policy.
On the matter of "... effort to woo centrist voters"
Romney would be well advised heeding to news like http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/rice-christie-rubio-top-vp-polls-rubi..., reading the tea leaves, and going ahead with picking Condaleeza Rice while getting this out of control candidacy selection media fanned circus done and over with. She is plenty capable of overcoming his candidacy's weaknesses, namely the so called women gap, african americans, and folks who began from less fortunate financial origins.
In case traditional selectors are wondering, without question Condy Rice also wins hands down on the cardinal VP qualification question of becoming the commander in chief in the president's absence owing to her strong national security credentials.
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A Blank Check for Grover Norquist.
I'd give the Republican plans a hearing if they were willing to impose the same sacrifices on those now 55 and over as on those now 54 and younger. The generations that wanted tax cuts want their benefits too. What frauds.
Don't blame that on the Republicans. Paul Ryan and company have been far braver in addressing our pending entitlement doom than the Democrats. They are at least proposing potential solutions. Both parties know that self-interested old people are far and away the greatest force in american politics and dare not tread to close to the benefits of the soon-to-be-entitled. The Democrats have yet to suggest that anyone should sacrifice any entitlements.
I suggest you give them a hearing anyway, and here is why: Someone preparing for retirement at age 55 is in a much more vulnerable position than someone 25. The younger generation has time to recover, implementing savings and planning programs that will help them prepare to take care of themselves in their later years.
Old people are simply out of options. They simply have no time to recover from the lie that government will be able to take care of them in retirement without sucking the life out of their younger citizens. Let's not go down that road. Let's make incrementally smaller changes now to make sure there is at least SOMETHING sustainable for future generations.
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