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Waterfowl managers have achieved considerable success with goose
populations over the past several decades. Although a few populations
remain problematic, most are near, or above, long-term numerical goals.
These successes have come about as a result of several factors inherent to
the biology of geese that allow them to be more easily managed and because
of preadaptations that have allowed geese to successfully exploit human
modified landscapes.
Most goose populations have fairly definitive breeding, migration and
wintering ranges where harvest and habitat management strategies and
refuges can be targeted for the benefit of the birds. Also, since geese
are grazers, the quality of their feeding habitats throughout most of
their migratory and wintering ranges has actually improved with
agricultural and urban development. Most goose species have adapted to
feeding on waste agricultural grains or on newly planted crops. A few
species, especially some Canada geese, have adapted to feeding in urban
areas where they exploit fertilized and manicured corporate lawns, golf
courses and public parks, as well as nearby agricultural areas.
During the past two decades, several populations have exceeded
management goals and, even in the face of increased bag limits and longer
season lengths, have continued to increase in number. This has been most
conspicuous for some Arctic-nesting white geese (lesser snow geese,
greater snow geese, Ross' geese) and Canada geese that are resident in
areas of southern Canada and the lower 48 states. Management goals have
also been exceeded for other populations but have not yet gained much
attention from managers or the public. There is an emerging pattern of
many goose populations having moved beyond waterfowl managers' ability to
affect population size using traditional methods of controlling bag limits
and season lengths.
Waterfowl managers have typically been motivated to maintain breeding
populations at numbers that provide some sustainable harvest. Most
management paradigms relate to protecting, building or restoring the size
of breeding populations. There are few management programs to deal with
overabundant populations of waterfowl other than for problems in local
situations where birds cause damage to agricultural crops or where they
are a nuisance in some urban areas. Indeed, there is no well- developed
consensus on whether higher than targeted populations of waterfowl are
good, neutral or problematic, such as there is for wildlife like
white-tailed deer. There has been little debate on bigger ecological
concerns such as the carrying capacity of breeding, wintering or staging
areas or long-term ecosystem impacts of excessive grazing and grubbing by
There is a growing body of literature on the effects of excessively high
numbers of geese which reduce habitat integrity and gosling survival,
growth rates and adult body size of lesser snow geese (e.g. Cooke et
al. 1995). A series of papers delivered at the Eighth North American
Arctic Goose Conference and Workshop in Albuquerque, New Mexico in
February 1995 identified the occurrence of these observations on several
different colonies, including other species, across the Arctic. Subsequent
discussions, popular press articles in Ducks Unlimited Magazine (Young
1993) and American Hunter Magazine (Bourne 1995), correspondence between
Working Group member Dr. Dave Ankney and officials in the Canadian
Wildlife Service and the publication of Ankney (1996) heightened
scientists' and public officials' awareness of possible problems with
overabundant goose populations.
The upshot was an ad hoc workshop of about 50 scientists and managers on
the topic at the Arctic Goose Joint Venture Technical Committee and
Management Board Meetings at Oak Hammock Marsh, Manitoba in October 1995.
The charge to the workshop was to review what was known about the extent
of the problem, particularly as it related to impacts on habitats and
other species, and to advise the AGJV on what future actions should be
undertaken. That group concluded that over-abundant goose populations
could well be a serious long-term management problem and advised the AGJV
Management Board that a working group should be established "to
develop a scientific approach to the problem of habitat degradation".
They recommended that the group should consist of about 16 individuals
representing government and non-government conservation organizations in
the U.S. and Canada. The AGJV took this advice and formed the group that
is responsible for this report.
The Arctic Goose Habitat Working Group met for the first time at the
Ducks Unlimited Symposium in Memphis, Tennessee in February 1996. At that
time, the general plan for this report was established. The approach was
endorsed by the AGJV Management Board in March, 1996 at Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The Working Group agreed to complete the report by the end of October,
1996 for review by the AGJV Management Board.
The Working Group operated under two guiding principles. Foremost, was
that the Group's work would be guided by traditional standards of
scientific scrutiny and objectivity. Our charge was to provide the AGJV
Management Board with a strong biologically-based report, free from bias
imposed by political pressures, or by any predispositions that individual
Group members might have had as the process started. The second principle
was adopted as the process unfolded and we reviewed possible management
actions that might be taken to reduce the size of mid-continent white
goose populations. We decided that any management action recommended by
the Group would be based on the principle that the birds are valuable
natural resources, as game animals and as food. Thus, we did not consider
any recommendations that advocated slaughter and destruction of birds
followed by their being wasted in land fills or some similar fate.
Part II presents a comprehensive analysis of the published and
unpublished information on the growth of several populations of geese, the
causes of these changes and the impacts on habitat and the birds
themselves. Lastly, it comments on the long-term implications of these
changes to the future of Arctic and sub-Arctic habitats used by breeding
geese. This section, compiled by Drs. Kenneth Abraham of the Ontario
Ministry of Natural Resources, and Robert Jefferies of the University of
Toronto, provides the technical background that confirms the scope and
implications of allowing some goose populations to continue to expand in
size and distribution. This information established the basis for the
Working Group's core conclusion that some measures must be taken to reduce
populations back to a more sustainable level.
Part III was developed by Drs. Robert Rockwell of the American Museum of
Natural History, Evan Cooch of Simon Fraser University and Solange Brault
of the University of Massachusetts. It presents a population model, based
on best estimates of parameters from a long-term study of lesser snow
geese nesting at La Pérouse Bay (see Cooke et al. 1995) on
the west coast of Hudson Bay. It develops several scenarios of possible
interventions that management might take to reduce the mid-continent snow
goose population. Several explicit assumptions are made and explained
including the current size of the population, a desired time span for
reducing it and a target population of approximately 50% of the current
size. The major conclusion is that the most effective management measures
must be directed towards reducing adult survival.
Part IV, by Michael Johnson of the North Dakota Game and Fish
Department, describes a collection of possible management interventions
that might be used to reduce the size of mid-continent snow goose
populations. It has been the subject of several reviews by the Working
Group and has had additional input from waterfowl managers across the U.S.
and Canada. Some measures that were originally included were deleted after
the Working Group formally adopted the principle of respect for the birds
as game animals and as food. Biologists from the Mississippi and Central
Flyway Technical Sessions provided very helpful advice on the content and
organization of Part IV.
Part V was prepared by Dr. Don Rusch of the Wisconsin Cooperative
Wildlife Research Unit, and Dale Caswell of the Canadian Wildlife Service.
It recommends that a combination of four population and habitat components
should be monitored to evaluate progress towards the goals of the Arctic
goose management initiative called for in this Working Group report. These
are: harvest rates, adult survival rates, goose population status and the
status of coastal tundra habitats.
Finally, Part VI represents the Working Group's conclusions and
recommendations. All Working Group members had opportunities to contribute
to all portions of the report throughout its development.
The Working Group acknowledges the encouragement and interest of AGJV
Management Board Chairmen, Gerald McKeating of the Canadian Wildlife
Service, and Paul Schmidt of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. These
individuals provided on-going encouragement that the Working Group's
advise would be taken seriously in the development of federal agency
action programs to resolve problems caused by over abundant mid-continent
snow geese. They kept the group free from bureaucratic and political
restraints and provided travel support for some academically-based members
who would not have been able to participate without this help.
This report was presented to the Arctic Goose Joint Venture Management
Board on October 30, 1996 in Smyrna, Delaware. The Management Board
endorsed the report and forwarded it to the Secretary of the Interior in
the U.S., the Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Minister
of the Environment in Canada and the Director General of the Canadian
Wildlife Service. They recommended that the two federal agencies take
action to reduce mid-continent snow goose populations to the levels
suggested by the Working Group. They further recommended that a task force
be established by March of 1997 to develop an effective management
program, to be implemented by the fall of 1998, that would reduce
populations and reverse the destruction of Arctic goose habitats caused by
over-abundant mid-continent snow geese.
The group received input at two meetings from representatives of
communities in northern Canada, namely from: Ginette Lajoie and Kenny
Blacksmith of the Grand Council of the Crees, and; Noah Muckpau of the
Arviat Hunters and Trappers organization. CWS representatives, Kathy Dixon
and Steve Wendt attended one meeting and provided valuable perspectives.
Scott Stephens of the Conservation Programs Group (CPG) at Ducks Unlimited
provided extensive logistic and technical assistance in assembling this
report. Paula Booker and Marvin Coleman, of the CPG, Chuck Petrie of DU
Magazine and Cecille Birchler and Karen Almand of DU's Creative Services
staff provided other valuable assistance. Other acknowledgements by
individual writing team members are included in each part of the report,
however, one individual, Dr. Austin Reid of the Canadian Wildlife Service,
provided an especially valuable critique of the last draft.
We also extend our appreciation to the organizations for which we work
as they allowed time (and travel expense for many members) for our
participation in this effort. This amounted to a considerable commitment
for several individuals and organizations. We hope the comprehensiveness
and timeliness of this report vindicate that their trust was well placed
and that we contribute meaningfully to the reversal of the current path to
habitat destruction in large portions of the Arctic ecosystem.
Ankney, C.D. 1996. An embarrassment of riches: too many geese. J. Wildl.
Manage. 60:217- 223.
Bourne, W. 1995. The snow goose dilemma. American Hunter 23:40-41,
Cooke, F., R.F. Rockwell, and D.B. Lank. 1995. The Snow Geese of La Pérouse
Bay. Oxford Univ. Press. New York, N.Y. 297pp.
Young, M. 1993. Arctic snows. Ducks Unlimited Magazine 1993:49-51.
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The Economic Development Committee, along with the Finance Committee, unanimously recommended the city waive one year of the mall�s rent earlier this month. Since that time, CBL announced it plans to sell 21 of its malls, but declined to say what malls would be affected.
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Kerry Washington says she's never seen a black woman on screen like the one she plays in "Lakeview Terrace."
"I loved the idea of playing this kind of Berkeley graduate, environmentalist, crunchy granola, progressive, open-minded young woman because I have a lot of girlfriends like that, and I have a lot of that in me," she says. "I think she really represents a new kind of young woman. I think sometimes Hollywood has a hard time dealing with hybrids. You know, we kind of want to go, 'This is what black people are like and this is what white people are like or this is what women are like and this is what men are like.' I think that we're moving into a world where all of those lines are getting more fluid and more movable."
In "Lakeview," Washington is Lisa Mattson, a highly educated liberal woman who moves into a Southern California subdivision with her white husband, Chris (Patrick Wilson). Their excitement about owning their first home disappears when they run into problems with their neighbor, a conservative black police officer named Abel Turner (Samuel L. Jackson). He bristles at the Mattsons' liberal beliefs and is bothered by their interracial marriage, leading to an increasingly hostile feud.
"In some ways this film reminds me of ... a 'Fatal Attraction' or 'Single White Female,'" Washington says. "One of those 'how did I wind up with this crazy person in my life' movies."
Directed by Neil LaBute ("Your Friends and Neighbors," "The Wicker Man"), the picture tackles a number of social issues, and Washington says it's interesting to hear what viewers take from it.
"It's really fun to say to people, 'What do you think this movie's about?'" she says. "You learn so much about a person by asking them that."
For Washington, the movie is about the abuse of power, as Abel uses his status as a police officer against the Mattsons.
"What happens when the person who is supposed to protect and serve you actually winds up being the person who is harassing you and making life difficult?" Washington says. "I just think that's so relevant in today's society. One of my best friends is from Vermont ... and we always laugh about the fact that when she was a little girl growing up, when the cops came around you felt secure and safe. For me, growing up in the Bronx, when the cops came around it was like, uh-oh, it could go either way."
Another key topic in the film is racism, as Abel's repulsion at the Mattsons' interracial marriage is at least one reason for his vendetta. But Washington cautions against looking at "Lakeview Terrace" as a film about race only.
"It's an issue in the film but it's not THE issue of the film," she says. "It's a factor in the truth of what's going on for all of these people, but it's not the only factor and it's not even the most important factor."
Washington, 31, has had a good run in the film business, landing key roles in several critically lauded and commercially successful films. Most recently, she appeared as the Thing's girlfriend, Alicia Masters, in "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer." Before that, she played Idi Amin's wife in "The Last King of Scotland" and one of Ray Charles' wives in the Academy Award-winning film "Ray."
"I really try to keep doing different things all the time," Washington says. "I never want to do similar characters or even similar projects. You know, I try to go back and forth between comedy and drama and action and big films and small films, studio films, independent films."
This month, Washington will also be seen in director Spike Lee's "Miracle at St. Anna," and she has a leading role in the Eddie Murphy comedy "A Thousand Words," slated for 2009. Washington directed for the first time this year, making a video for the rapper Common, and she says that sparked a new passion.
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A California ballot initiative would require labels on foods that contain genetically engineered ingredients. Food makers and producers of genetically modified seeds say the crops are safe and labels will only frighten consumers.
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Dan DeCicco, 47, of Pasadena died peacefully in his home January 15, 2013 after a seven year battle with cancer.
Dan was born June 17th, 1965, in Washington D.C. to Dori and Dr. Benedict DeCicco. Dan was raised in Bowie, MD and graduated from Eleanor Roosevelt Science and Technology Center in 1983. He received a BS in Electrical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 1987 and an MS in Electrical Engineering from The Johns Hopkins University in 1998, where he also taught Master's level courses.
Dan worked as an electrical engineer at Siemens from 1986 – 1989. He worked at the Ocean Systems Department of EG&G Services from 1989 to 1998, where he designed numerous data collection and telemetry systems. In 1998, Dan joined the John's Hopkins Applied Physics Lab as a Senior Staff Electrical Engineer. Dan took particular pride in supplying the government with devices that were deployed in the counter-terrorism actions in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks. He continued to aid the counter-terror effort for the length of his career. The ingenuity, technical insight and entrepreneurial spark Dan provided led to the creation of a new technical Program- with Dan as leader- to continue to serve the U.S. Government with the services he had originated. Dan led the Program until July 2012 when he became the Chief Technical Officer for a branch of the U.S. Government. In this capacity he advised the Government on a wide range of approaches to solving advanced technical challenges.
Dan was a member of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Severna Park, MD. He coached youth soccer for his three sons since the age of four, and was a Boy Scout Troop leader at St. John's Troop 450. Dan loved boating, camping, and coaching youth sports. His hobby was spending time with his wife Kara, three sons Luca, Jakob and Liam, and many family and friends.
Dan was preceded in death by his infant son, Dominic Joseph DeCicco and his father, Dr. Benedict T. DeCicco. He's survived by his wife, Kara DeCicco and his three sons, Luca, Jakob and Liam DeCicco, all of Pasadena, MD; his mother, Dori DeCicco of Millersville MD; his brothers, Richard T. DeCicco of Millersville MD, Michael P. DeCicco of Severna Park, MD, and Anthony R. DeCicco of Hanover, MD; and his sisters, Lauren A. Dowgiallo of Bowie, MD and Kathleen L. DeCicco-Skinner of Kensington, MD.
Family and friends may visit on Monday, January 21, 2013 from 4-7:00pm at Barranco & Sons, P.A. Severna Park Funeral Home, 495 Ritchie Highway, Severna Park, MD 21146. A Funeral Mass will be offered on Tuesday, January 22 at 11:00am at St. John The Evangelist Roman Catholic Church 689 Ritchie Highway, Severna Park, MD 21146.
In lieu of flowers, a contribution can be sent to the Dan DeCicco Memorial Fund to Benefit his Children's Education. Donations can be made through any Wells Fargo Bank. Please make checks payable to the Dan DeCicco Memorial Fund.
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Richard Clark has just left the well-known Wellington Academy to teach at Marion Barry High School. Now, he will try to inspire the D-average students into making good grades and try to woo a fellow teacher.
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Music of the Carpathian Mountains with Shaun Williams and friends
Please join us on Friday, April 11th as the Archives of Traditional Music presents a performance/lecture on musical traditions of the Carpathian Mountains with researcher and multi-instrumentalist Shaun Williams, violinists Tiffany Shoneboom and Dena El Saffar, bassist Robert Widlowski, and violist Thomas McShane.
The Carpathian Mountains span six Central and Eastern European countries and are home to a multitude of ethnic groups and highland cultures. This performance/lecture will introduce listeners to Ruthenian, Hutsul, Bukovinian, Romani and Hasidic genres of traditional music indigenous to the Eastern Carpathian region of Ukraine and Romania. Shaun Williams, a graduate student in Ethnomusicology at Indiana University, will present audiovisual fieldwork materials in order to provide a glimpse of musical life in the region, followed by a live musical demonstration featuring instruments such as the tsymbaly (hammered dulcimer), cobza (lute), kontra (3-string viola), and tylynka (overtone flute).
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A mixture of colleagues and friends + Melbourne Mates – Xiaoying, Caroline, Kia Ai, TY and I In case you are wondering why we are posing with an imaginary phone each – it's because the Kukup resort is called 'Hello Leisure Resort' so we are "hello-ing" with a phone.
Getting to Kukup, Pontian, Johor
Kukup is a small fishing village located about 40 kilometres southwest of Johor Bahru, in the district of Pontian, Johor, on the Strait of Malacca in Malaysia. We had arranged for a 13-seater mini-bus to pick us up from Singapore to Kukup direct. Although the bus was quite packed (we had exactly 13 people), the 1-hour+ ride was comfortable.
As the pathways in the Kukup Fishing Village are quite narrow, the bus dropped us off right outside the village and we took a 10-minute slow walk to our Hello Resort Chalet. The weather was quite hot so bring along sunglasses and umbrellas if you can't bear walking under the sun for 10 minutes.
There are many other chalets in this Kukup fishing village – some of them are located even further (20-30 minute walk). There are even porterage services for guests staying deep inside the village, with lots of luggages.
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Our Hello Leisure Resort – quite a big chalet compared to the other houses around the area. We occupied the entire ground floor while the owners – Mr Hello and his family occupied the second floor.
2-Day-1-Night Kukup Trip Details
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You can contact either their Singapore office (Mr Alex Toh) or their Malaysia office (Mr Hello) – imagine calling him and saying "Hello, may i speak to Mr Hello". We did not have to face this dilemma since we emailed the Singapore office
For reference, payment for Chartered mini-bus from Singapore to Kukup (return trip) + Resort Package (all meals-inclusive, rental of 3 rooms + 1 hall, equipment e.g. KTV, mahjong): 82 SGD per person for a group of 13 pax (Minimum no. of pax required: 10)
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UL vs UNC
This is why UL will win tonight.
The 4 spot. PF is by far UNC's worst position in their starting 5. We just happen to have Earl Clark. E5 will be able to dominate all day. Earl is a matchup problem for anyone they want to throw at him.
The 5 spot. Between David Padgett and DC, Hansborough will get dominated offensively. DC has exactly what TH doesnt want to see, he doesnt want a physical game only problem is Im sure DC will get called for all kinds of offensive fouls because its UNC. On the other side you have DP with about 3 inches of height, Im sure Tyler will get sick of trying to defend DP's hook shot.
If Duke can beat this team and come close to another win Im sure we can do the same. Should be a great game, but I look for UL to win. Pitino will have these guys ready.
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UL vs UNC
I think that Pitino will try diligently to slow down the pace of the game, as that would fall right into UNC's hands. However, I think that the game will be played in the low 80s at a minimum, just as the 'Ville's game against ND was. And I think that Earl Clark should be the primary weapon used against Ellington; he should shadow him all game...
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Im almost positive it wont get that high of a score but I agree with Ellington, thats the only position we will be out sized at. We play a zone primarily so we wont have anyone on him all the time but if you saw any of the UT highlights you can see Earl Clark closes really quick on 3 point shooters, so that should be interesting to watch. I dont think anyway Pitino lets the game go to the 80+ I think its won in the 70's somwhere
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UNC has, by far, the easiest road to travel to make it to San Antonio (obviously, since they are the #1 #1 seed...). Honestly, I think that Ellington is going to be the 'Ville's toughest matchup. His size, quickness and great perimeter play during the tournament is going to be the X-factor. If Louisville can bottle him up, they should remain close. Caracter vs. Hansbrough will be a intriguing matchup, as well, as both players have great post skills and, most importantly, huge hearts and a burning desire to win. I disagree w/ Hansbrough not wanting a physical game. That guy is a BEAST (he's not called Psycho T for nothin'...) and he thrives on an up-tempo, physical matchup.
It's hard to guage how well a team based off how well another team played, especially when you're talking UNC/Duke. That game means more to the Heels and Blue Devils and their fans than anything (other than maybe the National Championship). You, as a Louisville fan, can probably relate since y'all have a rabid rivalry w/ UK...
My prediction: the game gets into a frenetic transition high-scoring affair, accentuating the strengths of both teams, and UNC outlasts the 'Ville 93-82 en route to another Final Four trip.


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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -- After Hurricane Gustav forced Republicans to shorten and refocus Monday's opening session of their convention, politics comes back into focus Tuesday night.
The headliners are President Bush, actor and former Senator Fred Thompson and Senator Joe Lieberman, the Democrat turned independent.
Bush will make his address by satellite from the White House, and it will be shorter than originally planned. Organizers had him slotted for 15 minutes Monday night. Instead he'll get about eight minutes tonight.
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Salt Lake City —International real estate investment and services firm Kennedy Wilson has acquired Foothill Place, a 450-unit apartment community in Salt Lake City. The acquisition brings the company's total investment in the area to $139 million, including 816 multifamily units and 325,832 square feet of retail properties.
"Salt Lake City is a great market for the company to invest in because it's one of the few metro areas in the country where employment is now exceeding pre-recession levels," said William McMorrow, chairman and CEO of Kennedy Wilson. "Also, the area's population is increasing at about 1.7 percent per year, so we're confident in the opportunity for further growth there. In fact, average apartment rental rates have risen approximately 4 percent year over year, while vacancy has dropped to about 5 percent."
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This week we'll hear from the owner of TCW - Mr. $5.5, "The Loverboy" Matt Riviera. TCW is going international, and Riviera is announcing a TCW International Heavyweight Championship Tournament. Mister 5.5 also has some choice words for newly-crowned TCW Heavyweight Champion Tim Storm - who will have to defend his title this week in our television Main Event.
First up in the hunt for the newly created International Heavyweight title, it's the Empire's own "Golden Boy" Greg Anthony taking on Lars. In recent weeks, Lars has been having trouble where his girlfriend Lily is concerned - we'll see if he can keep his eye on the prize as he begins his quest for championship gold.
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January 21, 2014
"Cowboy" Bill Watts added to Mid-South Legends Fanfest
New Orleans, LA – The biggest name to ever be associated with Mid-South Wrestling, former owner and wrestling legend "Cowboy" Bill Watts has been added to the Friday, April 4, Mid-South Legends Fanfest event. The event is slated to take place at the Sigur Center, Chalmette, LA, located approximately six miles from New Orleans.
Bill Watts, an Oklahoma native and former Sooner Football player started his career as a wrestler in the 1960's and wrestled around the world under the NWA banner and was always known for his toughness and tenacity in the ring. As his career progressed in the late 1970's, "The Cowboy" bought the NWA Tri State promotion, which presented shows in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana and renamed it Mid South Wrestling. Watts built up Mid-South Wrestling to one of the most successful regional wrestling promotions in the 1980's and later renamed it UWF in attempt to go national before eventually selling it to Jim Crockett promotions. During his days with Mid-South, his shows exhibited athleticism and energy that rivaled no others. Mid South created some of most well-known stars of wrestling including the late Junk Yard Dog, the Rock N' Roll Express, "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan and the Midnight Express with Jim Cornette.
"Cowboy" Bill Watts joins the already announced list of Mid-South stars that includes: Jim Cornette and the Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton, Dennis Condrey), the Rock N' Roll Express (Robert Gibson, Ricky Morton), "Mr. Olympia" Jerry Stubbs, Bill "Superstar" Dundee, Mr. Wrestling II, Danny Hodge, Bushwhacker Luke, Porkchop Cash, Dark Journey and Kamala.
In addition to being available for autographs and photos, Watts will be participating in a question and answer session where you can hear all of the behind the scene stories and scoops in one of the most electrifying periods of pro wrestling.
The Fanfest will wrap up with the "Battle Lines" wrestling event. "Battle Lines" will feature the inaugural JYD Memorial Cup Battle Royal featuring wrestlers from at least eight different wrestling organizations. Plus the TCW faction known as "The Empire" (Matt Riviera, Tim Storm and Greg Anthony) with Dark Journey as their manager will face the team of Tommy Dreamer, Americos and Scott Phoenix in a 6-Man Tag Team Match. Superstar Bill Dundee takes on "King" Shane Williams, "The Pope" Elijah Burke will face Steve Anthony in a Special Challenge Match and Chris Adonis (formerly known as Masterpiece Chris Masters) will take on Lance Hoyt in a Grudge Match. And in a woman's match, two of the best woman wrestlers in the world, Mickie James and Angelina Love will mix it up in the ring.
Also scheduled to wrestle at "Battle Lines" is the in-ring return of The Rock N' Roll Express (Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson).
The day of festivities honoring the stars of Mid-South Wrestling kicks off with an early entry for Platinum VIP pass holders at 9:00am followed by photos sessions, autographs and Q and A sessions throughout the day. At 5:00pm there will be a Cajun Style dinner for the stars and their fans. The evening will conclude with the "Battle Lines" wrestling event. Doors open at 6:30pm and bell time is 7:30pm.
Tickets are available now at midsouthlegends.com for the Fanfest at the historic home of Mid South Wrestling, The Sigur Center. All Inclusive tickets for the Fanfest and the "Battle Lines" wrestling event are $149 for the Platinum VIP Access and $99 for the Gold VIP Access. Entry to the Fanfest event only is $19.
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I write this column from the road, and this gives me some time to reflect not knowing what comes next for me or TCW.
One thing I do know that is next is Christmas. In fact as I write this, Christmas is tomorrow. And Christmas is a time to let others know what you are thankful for this past year.
The final three shows recorded in Fort Smith are wrapping up and will play out over the next three weeks. Many changes take place and there is some exciting wrestling action ahead for those loyal fans who have watched TCW from the beginning.
The TCW Hotline has closed down as I would not have been in the office to maintain it and there is not much new to tell everyone. But enough of the downer news. Let's give some thanks to folks who mean the most to me. Fans and friends...I know if I start naming names that I will forget someone, and that would not be fair. I am equally grateful to all who have chosen to support TCW in the past year and make it the fastest growing wrestling promotion in the country. Whether you were in Springfield, MO, Jonesboro, Fort Smith, Clarksville, Booneville, Bryant, Hot Springs, Meridian and Vicksburg in Mississippi, your support of our wrestling shows made the long days on the road sandwiched in-between other tasks worth while. Every time I came through the curtain, I knew that I was lucky enough to be a part of something that much was invested in.
You made me welcome and I hope that I never disappointed you in trying to entertain you between matches. My one dream was to some day sing the national anthem before a show. Maybe some day...
To the workers who gave blood, sweat, and tears to each of their matches, I knew that in TCW nobody "walked through it". People from all over the country were amazed how the level of competition never dropped one bit. To our Champions this year, you understand how important it was to carry the mantle and symbolic belt. If you had a championship, you were expected to step it up. And the folks at the top believed enough in you to hand those belts to you. And you never disappointed me. I was ringside for every single match this year in TCW. Even though I worked at the announce table, I was able to enjoy the matches as a fan would. So when I got feedback from the fans, I understood. To my brothers in the back, I love each and every one of you and I hope we get the chance to work together again in 2014.
To say it's been a good year is an understatement. I will be eternally grateful to those who joined us on TCW Radio this year. And people who still message me on Facebook and Twitter know my passion for this company and this sport. We shall meet again somewhere down the road. But for now, I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from myself and the TCW Family. Be safe and hopefully we'll see you in 2014.
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Lillian Erie, Elizabeth Everett and others workout in a Bootcamp at Red River Crossfit recently after using an online coupon from Groupon to sign up for the month long session. / Jim Hudelson/The Times
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The growing popularity of online coupon sellers like Groupon, Living Social and Red River Deals are helping several area businesses attract new customers.
However, for the increased traffic to turn to profit, retailers say they need their Groupon customers to continue to come back.
Casey Boyett, owner of Aperio Salon, which sold more than 480 massages through a Groupon deal this month, said she took an initial cut in profit from participating in the deal but anticipates recouping that and possibly more if at least one-fourth of the customers return.
Groupon retains a certain percentage of each deal sold, according to the company, which filed documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission last week to begin the process of going public. Each deal is negotiated on a case-by-case basis, and Groupon collects customer payments and then subtracts their fee from the total before sending the rest to the participating business. Boyett said she received 50 percent of the coupon sales and Groupon got the rest.
While some businesses use online coupon sellers to get more customers, others use them to promote a specific product or service.
Cam Feightner, co-owner of Red River CrossFit, said he decided to give Groupon a try last month to help promote his boot camp classes. The deal attracted 18 new customers for two separate classes.
"It did give us a little more exposure to people who signed up because it was a good deal, and it's more people coming into our doors," he said. "But, we won't really know if it pans out for us until those members stay and join at the regular cost at the end of the month."
This week, the gym had its first Groupon customers start the boot camp classes and many of them said they really enjoyed the classes and planned to return.
Shreveport resident Lillian Erie, who has used Groupon to save money on everything from restaurants to car washes, said she found out about the class from her husband, who knew she was on the lookout for a new workout program.
Likewise, Shreveport resident Carroll Neal said she had no idea about the class until she saw it on Groupon, which is one of the things she likes about the online coupon seller.
"It allows you to try things you wouldn't have tried before," she said.
Jason Lewis, owner of Red River Deals, a locally operated online coupon seller, said he's had great feedback from the local businesses that have used his site.
Similar to Groupon, businesses provide Red River Deals with a discount promotion that gets e-mailed to subscribers and advertised through the Red River Deals website and Facebook. Businesses receive 60 percent of the deal's sales.
Lewis said he started to develop the site in December after seeing how well Groupon was doing and hearing Living Social was interested in expanding to the Shreveport-Bossier City area.
He said he thought local residents would like the idea of a local site with deals in which "all the money stays local."
"Groupon goes after larger businesses," he said. "We wanted to give the area's smaller businesses the opportunity to do the same thing."
The site went live in April, and while it does not yet garner the number of deals Groupon does, Lewis said he is actively working toward getting to that point.


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The Politics of Maryland concerns Maryland, as one of the states comprising the United States, and so is subject to both state and federal politics.
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In February 2010, the Maryland Attorney General issued an opinion stating that Maryland law should honor out of state marriages with no gay exception. At the time, the state Supreme Court wrote a decision upholding marriage discrimination.[1]
On March 1, 2012, Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley signed the freedom to marry bill into law after it passed in the state legislature. Immediately, anti-gay activists began collecting signatures to overturn the law. The law would now face a referendum, as Question 6, in the November 2012 election.[1]
In May 2012, Maryland's Court of Appeals ruled that the state will recognize marriages of same-sex couples who married out-of-state, no matter the outcome of the November election.[1]
Question 6 was rejected by voters on November 6, 2012. Same-sex couples began marrying in Maryland on January 1, 2013.[1]
A large majority (57%) of Maryland voters said they would vote to uphold the freedom to marry at the ballot in November 2012, with 37% saying they would vote against marriage for all couples. This is consistent with a January 2011 Gonzales Research & Marketing Strategies poll showing 51% support for marriage in the state.[2]
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Not so long ago, quality-conscious food shoppers were dismissed as health nuts and forced to search the bins of dimly lit vitamin stores for their soybeans and supplements. They endured the fusty odor of brewer s yeast, high prices and slim selection in their pursuit of optimal health, and could only dream of finding organic produce in their favorite supermarket.
The founders of New Frontiers Natural Marketplace have changed all that, dispelling the gloom and fumes with well-lit displays and airy aisles, and welcoming shoppers with an abundance of choices, festive events and a gourmet deli complete with outdoor seating.
Jonathan King and Jake Collier launched their thriving enterprise in 1986 when they established two, and later a third, natural food stores in Salt Lake City, Utah. Within a few years, however, the short growing season had thwarted their attempts to raise enough produce to fill store shelves and market forces had compelled them rethink their business plan.
When they noticed that natural food giants like Wild Oats and Follow Your Heart established beachheads in large cities and then muscled out the smaller guys, they decided to make a proactive move. Figuring they d have more success in smaller markets, the two began scouting for towns of under 75,000 people, and eventually sold their Utah stores.
We really like our strategy, Jonathan admits with a smile, the quality of life in small towns is better.
In 1992, New Frontiers purchased 53 acres of farmland just south of Buellton, and the work of earning certified organic status for the new growing grounds began. Jonathan and Jake planted soil-enriching cover crops and let the land lie fallow for several years in order to meet the standards for purity. The corporation continues to spend about $3000 each year to maintain organic certification.
With the help of Helmut Klauer, who manages the Buellton operation, the company grows about 40 percent of the produce found on the shelves of New Frontiers markets. Jonathan laughingly refers to his crew as the pepper kings, because the mild microclimate at the farm allows them to grow peppers for several weeks longer than other commercial growers.
Jake and Jonathan opened their first west coast marketplace in Solvang s Valley Plaza in 1997. A few months later, they cut the ribbon on a spacious store in San Luis Obispo, and gradually followed up with three more stores in Flagstaff, Prescott and Sedona, Arizona. The corporation employs 375 people, and due to the high percentage of college students in three of the locations, 60 percent work part time.
Both Jake and Jonathan, whose wives work in the Solvang office, agree that New Frontiers is a family affair. Employees enjoy the respect of their bosses, generous benefits and the kind of flexibility that allows a parent to leave work to care for a sick child.
We feel if we treat our employees like family, then they will treat our customers the same way, Jonathan explains, We have great people, everyone takes care of each other.
Born and raised in Solvang, Dave Blanchard manages the Solvang store and proudly relates that his father grew up on a Santa Rosa Road ranch. He savors having such a fine job so close to home and is grateful to be able to raise his young family in the same small town environment he remembers as a child.
The Valley s own Ron Colone, author, columnist for the Santa Ynez Valley News and self-described artist advocate, has served as marketing director for all five New Frontiers stores since 2001. Bringing his inimitable flair and optimism to bear, he has implemented the store s ground-breaking Music on the Green summer concert series, a showcase for musicians and a chance for locals to sample goodies from the store.
Summer is a slow period and we were looking to offer more, Ron says, but it s also tied into the mission of New Frontiers to improve the quality of life in our community. I wanted to bring people together, where they didn t have to spend money and could gather with friends and hear great music.
When a vacancy in the deli came up, Jake and Jonathan approached Anne Bunch, celebrated chef of Side Street cafe in the early 1990s, about joining the New Frontiers staff.
She was still involved with the [Santa Ynez] Feed and Grill and she was wary of us, like who are these guys? Ç Jonathan remembers. We were excited to bring in a chef and we just clicked once we got the guidelines straight, our goals were right in line.
Anne has written A Muse Came to Dinner, a cookbook and New Frontiers publication that contains recipes for some of the delis most popular dishes. From vegan soup and chocolate cake, to enchiladas made with green salsa and peanut butter (Jonathan s favorite) and Temple Tofu (a Southeast Asian chicken noodle soup that Jake favors), there s something for everyone.
She really has a way with recipes, Jonathan says proudly, while Dave applauds any of her desserts.
New Frontiers lives its commitment to community by donating five percent of sales generated on the first Wednesday of each month to a different, non-profit charity.
There is a whole food ethic, Jonathan declares. We try to conduct business with a heart to inspire growth in the people we encounter [and] to return a portion of our proceeds to the community.
Jack LaLane (who shops at the SLO store), Adele Davis and a host of whole food crusaders popularized the vital connection between nutritious food and radiant health. They persuaded thoughtful shoppers to seek alternatives to junk food and empty calories and triggered a trend that has given us New Frontiers, a whole food emporium where beef eaters and vegans alike can find everything they need in their favorite supermarket.
Located in the Valley Plaza, at 1984 Old Mission Drive, New Frontiers Marketplace is open 7 days a week. Concerts on the Green take place on summer Thursdays, from 5:30 to 7:30.


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