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of the latest Phantoms chat and other fun stuff
with radio broadcaster Bob Rotruck.
July 22 - Welcome Back, Fitzy!
Zack FitzGerald talks about coming back to the
Adirondack Phantoms this season. Listen to the
interview or you can read the entire conversation
Bob: Fitzy! How the heck are
ya? Long time, no talk!
Fitzy: Wonderful man. It's been
too long.
Bob: Well, tell me. We've got
the big news here. And you're coming back to the
Phantoms. Tell me about the decision to come back
to the Adirondack Phantoms this season.
Fitzy: Well basically. Kind
of like I've been telling everybody. I tried to
express my interest and how much fun I had last
year. You know, my comfort and enjoyment of the
season and all that good stuff. I tried to express
that with everybody within the organization. When
I was speaking with the guys all the conversations
were very positive and were really good both ways.
I was really happy.
We basically agreed awhile ago. It's just taken
a little time to get it released. But everything
was positive and I'm super-excited and I think
they are too. I think it'll be good for everybody.
Bob: Talk about the reception
that you received when you came to Glens Falls
last year.
You've been a popular player with a lot of the
teams that you've been with. But the fan support
and the outreach to you almost right from the
very beginning the fans in Glens Falls fell in
love with you.
Fitzy: Pretty surprising. I
think I joked a little bit when I first came to
town I felt like I almost needed to put a public
announcement out there to apologize to any fans
I had rubbed the wrong way with a word or two
in there all yelling at me there. But you know
what, when I first got into town everybody was
great. Everybody was very receiving of me. We
all kind of stick together. Everybody likes the
rough stuff and I try to bring it and make the
game fun.
Immediately people were on my side and accepted
me into the team and even went above and beyond.
Some people were making signs and t-shirts and
all this twitter stuff. I couldn't actually really
believe it. So that's another big reason why I
wanted to come back too is (them) making hockey
that much more fun for me. So it was an easy decision
to come back.
Bob: Well, that's fantastic.
Tell me about what you've been doing this summer.
Speaking of your twitter, I just saw on your twitter
you're meeting a new addition to your family...is
that right?
Fitzy: Yup. I'm actually at
my sister's house now. We're taking shifts on
holding the baby and being the babysitter and
having some nice, special time with the family.
So that's been pretty special. We're down in Minneapolis/St.
Paul area now. We're all originally from Duluth.
We made a little road-trip down and hanging out
here and trying to help out.
Otherwise, the summer's been pretty good. It
goes quick like always. I did a little trip down
to Florida for the union meeting and also see
a couple friends down there and then back and
forth from Winnipeg to Minnesota. It's been kind
of hectic but at the same time it's always great
to be around these areas and get this kind of
time in too.
Bob: Right. I know you went down
to Florida for the union meeting representing
the Phantoms on their behalf down there. On top
of that, you hold a hockey camp for the kids during
the summer at some point too, right?
Fitzy: Yeah, we are having a
camp here in Duluth on July 29th. First Annual
Fitzy Camp with my brother and I. Some people
may know, some may not, he played professional
hockey for many years. he played with the Penguins
and he played in the minors for awhile and he
went to Germany and he played college in my hometown.
So we're going to kind of use his name to promote
and get some kids out there and try to pass on
the hockey skills that we've learned over the
years. And it might be a little early to say it
now and maybe jump the gun but maybe we'll have
a Glens Falls Hockey Camp at the end of the season
or something.
Bob: Oh, that would be fantastic.
You just love working with the kids. You did that
so much up here in Glens Falls too.
Fitzy: Oh yeah. It's all about
the kids for sure. I still act like a kid I'm
sure. And I remember what it was like to be their
age. And it's fun. It's fun to have people around
that can show you a trick or two. And to just
be a kid is the best part.
Bob: We don't know exactly who's
going to be on the Phantoms this coming year.
But we have a reasonable idea and a lot of the
guys who were on the team last year are coming
back. What do you think of the team and the make
up for this coming season.
Fitzy: That's been kind of a
question I've had myself too is exactly who's
going to be back. But personally it's always nice
to come back to familiar faces and to play again
with teammates that you went to war with. And
to kind of start out clean with a new season and
hope for a better year with making the playoffs
and stuff. But it's always good to come back to
friendships you've had. I made a lot of good friendships
and had a great relationship with all the coaches.
And that makes things great. Having old Bob around
is great as well! (Haha). And then to come back
to the fans and the atmosphere...it's all a plus.
Bob: Fitzy, Welcome back. Thank
you so much. Looking forward to seeing you soon!
Fitzy: Thank you, Bob. Thanks
for calling me. I'm excited to be back and excited
to see everybody again. Should be great.
(picture - Zack FitzGerald joined Bob Rotruck
in the booth for a radio broadcast last season)
July 16 - Busy Time
For the middle of the off-season, when one might
think not much would be going on, it sure has
been a busy time for the Adirondack Phantoms as
well as the AHL in general.
- Trade Danny Syvret for Kris Newbury a couple
weeks ago. Then sign 2012 AHL Goalie of the Year
Yann Danis who had previously led Oklahoma City
to back-to-back appearances in the conference
finals. I expect that he will split time with
Cal Heeter who certainly came into his own and
played better and better throughout the season.
Niagara University goalie Carsen Chubak, who put
up great numbers last year for the Purple Eagles
and signed a contract with the Phantoms, I think
could end up being sent to the ECHL.
- Speaking of which, the previous ECHL affiliate
for the Flyers/Phantoms in Trenton, NJ folded
up shop at the end of last season. Too bad they
couldn't make it work there. Hopefully in the
future though. It looks like the ECHL affiliate
for this coming season will be Greenville, SC
again. I have not seen it officially announced
by Philadelphia but a couple of reporters have
mentioned it recently so I will assume it is legit
info. The Flyers/Phantoms were with the Greenville
Road Warriors a couple seasons ago and are familiar
with Dean Stork, the head coach down there who
is really sharp and does a good job developing
the prospects. Typically only three or four players
will be assigned to the ECHL. And they might have
another parent club too (the NY Rangers past couple
years) and then the rest of the ECHL team is filled
out by free-agents.
- Flyers announce they have re-signed defensemen
Erik Gustafsson and Oliver Lauridsen. I anticipate
Gustafsson to crack the big club. Lauridsen has
a chance to crack the Flyers after his strong
showing in 15 games at end of last year but there
is also a strong chance he ends up back with the
Phantoms at beginning of season. He certainly
has lots to be excited about though after playing
so well and catching a fiar amount of attention.
- Flyers announce that they will spend part of
preseason training camp up in Lake Placid. Sept
19-23 will be their get-away "working vacation"
as it were for team-bonding and just a change
of scenery. Nice idea. No games unfortunately.
Many of the players who will eventually be on
the Phantoms will likely still be in camp with
the Flyers at that point of camp. And then I expect
our players will start arriving to Glens Falls
maybe around September 24 to continue camp and
get ready for our own preseason game on September
- Some Phantoms from last year are off to new
teams. Good luck to Ian Slater who signed an ECHL
contract with the Orlando Solar Bears. And also
to Garrett Roe who signed on to play in Europe
with the Salzburg Red Bulls in Austria.
Also, about a month ago, Shane Harper was traded
to the Islanders in exchange for Mark Streit.
Could be a positive, fresh start for Harper who
spent different parts of this past season in the
ECHL and/or being a healthy scratch with Adirondack
or not getting as much ice-time as he would like.
This year, he could likely end up with Bridgeport
so there's a good chance we will be seeing him
on the other side of the ice. One of the most
memorable moments in Phantoms' and AHL history
came on his stick on January 6, 2012 when he scored
the overtime winning against Hershey in the Outdoor
Classic in front of a record crowd of 45,653 at
Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
- AHL Realignment. Doesn't really impact the
Phantoms a whole lot. Adirondack's division will
remain the same with the only change being that
the team in Hartford will go back to being called
the Hartford Wolf Pack instead of the Connecticut
Whale. The Northeast Division consists of the
Albany Devils (NJ), Adirondack Phantoms (PHI),
Bridgeport Sound Tigers (NYI), Hartford Wolf Pack
(NYR), Springfield Falcons (CBJ). The divisions
have some meaning in the AHL but not as much as
the NHL. Last year, we saw a couple non-division
opponents more frequently than teams from our
own division. Sometimes works out that way.
- Utica Comets will be part of the Western Conference
in the North Division with Rochester, Hamilton,
Toronto, Lake Erie. Some speculation and/or hope
that they might be in the Eastern Conference somehow.
But to even it out it still makes some amount
of sense to keep them in the West. Adirondack
will likely see the Utica Comets probably 4-6
times this coming season though (guessing). Utica
being in the other conference does not mean we
will not play them. Rochester is in the Western
Conference as well and we see them four times
every year (two in Glens Falls and two out in
- Brendan Burke has been announced as the new
broadcaster for the Utica Comets. Welcome to the
Eastern Conference, Brendan! He was the broadcaster
for the Peoria Rivermen the past five seasons
before they lost their AHL team this past season.
Wheeling broadcasters unite! Brendan was the voice
of the Wheeling Nailers in the ECHL for two seasons
from 2006-08. And then I followed him there for
the next two seasons from 2008-10. We both were
able to use Wheeling as our stepping-stone to
broadcasting gigs in the AHL.
- Phantoms announce Home Opener will be Saturday,
October 12. Opponent to be announced with the
unveiling of the full AHL schedule in mid-late
August. We do know that the first home game will
NOT be against the Albany Devils though. Because
Albany also has their home opener on October 12.
Also, the AHL season actually starts the weekend
before that on Friday, October 4. So Adirondack
will probably be traveling somewhere the weekend
of October 4-5 for a couple of away games. Hopefully
somewhere close'ish so some of our fans can meet
us there and cheer us on for the very first games
of the year before we even get back to Glens Falls
for our own Opening Night.
- Well, actually, our fans will get that chance
to cheer on the Phantoms before October 12 no
matter what. Preseason game will be Saturday,
September 28 at the Glens Falls Civic Center against
the Albany Devils. Who cares that it isn't an
official game and doesn't count in the standings?
It's hockey and we are dropping the puck and slamming
bodies into glass on September 28 and that's what
- About 2 weeks until D-Day...meaning Daddy-Day
for me. I will be a first-time father sometime
in early August most likely...and life as I know
it will be forever changed! Haha.
Until next time, Keep Truckin!
Always happy to receive your questions and comments.
Send to @bobrotruck on twitter.
July 2 - Trade!
It wasn't exactly a huge deal in the NHL world
of the caliber that would Pierre McGuire excited.
But at the AHL level, yesterday's trade of veterans
Kris Newbury and Danny Syvret was a biggie. Acquiring
an experienced point-producer is significant for
Adirondack. And Kris Newbury wasn't picked up
from the Rangers cheaply as Danny Syvret is a
leader in the locker-room and on the ice.
Newbury has played almost 600 games in the AHL
and has scored 142 goals and 439 points. He also
brings toughness with 1,332 penalty minutes. Tye
McGinn's first NHL fight was against Kris Newbury
in a Philadelphia vs. New York Rangers game. And
while it may not have worked out so well for Newbury,
he showed he's willing to step up with some pretty
tough customers including big rookies like McGinn
who sometimes will not find combatants to reciprocate
in what essentially becomes a "not much to
gain...much to lose" type of situation for
anyone he might ask.
Anyway, Newbury notched 20 goals last year and
25 goals the year before that. I think in some
ways, that's practically all you need to know
right there. He's been pretty legit up front for
the Connecticut Whale (now changing their name
back to the Hartford Wolf Pack for the coming
Michael "Stats" Cignoli of the Saratogian
dug up what I found to be the most interesting
stat of all. Newbury has 60+ points in the AHL
in each of the last three seasons. That's tremendously
consistent. He's the only player in the Eastern
Conference to have done that and joins just one
other AHL'er, T.J. Hesnick of Peoria, with that
amount of consistency.
Similarly, Danny Syvret is an impressive point-producer
from the blue-line. He is the only defenseman
in the league with 40+ points in each of the last
three seasons.
Interesting. Thanks to Michael Cignoli for digging
up those stats. I was not aware of either one.
Now just because Newbury has spent the bulk of
his almost-700 career games in the AHL does not
mean he is a guarantee for Adirondack. That's
a key here too. He is on an NHL contract of course
and he is undoubtedly looking at this move and
new organization as his chance to impress some
new evaluators. The Flyers obviously liked Newbury
or they would not have traded to get him. Newbury
played six games with the Rangers last year and
could fill a similar fill-in role with Philadelphia.
Or maybe he does well and earns a spot for longer
stretches. It's not impossible.
But if Philadelphia is all-filled-up for forwards
and there just isn't room for Newbury, then he
will be a valuable forward veteran to click with
Adirondack's young guys such as Jason Akeson,
Marcel Noebels and Nick Cousins (all of whom are
itching for their chance to win a spot with Philadelphia
as well come September and October).
JUNE 28 - Welcome!
Hi everyone! And welcome to my new blog page
on the Phantoms Hockey website. In here, I'll
be keeping you updated on the latest with the
Phantoms and some other fun things. Let's have
some fun!
First...the name. I can't say I was overly crazy
at first about the name "The Truck Stop".
I guess I've been-there-done-that with pretty
much every Trucker and Tow-Truck joke in reference
to my weird last name. But the gang at the office
loved it, and then my wife did too. So I eventually
said, "Okay, let's do it."
Kudos to Andrew Hill in the office for the graphic-design
at the top. I think it captures the kind of weird
spirit of the thing that I'm hoping for in here.
I promise that we really will have more Phantoms
related thoughts and commentary in here as well.
After all, Opening Night is only about 100 days
away. But I thought a quick little, summer life-update
from back at the Truck Stop Ranch could be a nice
way to start.
The biggest news in the Rotruck household is the
impending arrival of our first child. Wife Teresa
is almost eight months pregnant. Our little girl
is due August 4th and we can't wait to welcome
the new Micro-Truck into the world.
At some point, if she goes into broadcasting,
then she can go from Micro-Truck to Mic-Rotruck!
Hahaha. Get it?!?! Mic like a microphone?! (crickets,
crickets) "Hello? Is this thing on?!"
Okay, so that was terrible. The Truck Stop is
off to a flying start!! Until next time, Keep
June 28 - Summer Baseball
A lot of fans ask what I do during the off-season.
I've been pretty busy actually. I do a little
bit of work for the Phantoms on the website and
media-releases and now this fun little Truck Stop
thing as well. But mostly I am only a full-time
employee of the team around and during the season.
Pretty much from September through May.
I'm spending my second summer broadcasting baseball
games for one of the local summer-collegiate teams
where the college-eligible kids get experience
playing with wood bats. It's actually pretty high-quality
baseball with some good crowds and I have been
a bit surprised at how much I have enjoyed it.
The season is only 2 months long and it works
perfectly in-between hockey seasons.
The team I am with is called the Amsterdam Mohawks
and they play their home games about an hour away
from Glens Falls. Amsterdam, N.Y. is about 25
minutes past Saratoga.
The Mohawks are in the same league as the Glens
Falls Golden Eagles. So when Amsterdam plays an
away game up here in Glens Falls it is only about
a 5 minute drive for me over to Dix Avenue. There
is also a different team called "Adirondack"
in this league which makes things even more confusing.
In the small village of Boonville, N.Y. about
midway between Utica and Watertown are the Adirondack
Trail Blazers. So yeah...when Amsterdam takes
on Adirondack in baseball I get messed up in the
head pretty easily and have to slow down and make
sure I am getting the teams right and don't say
"Phantoms" out of habit, etc.
This Saturday, the baseball team hits the road
to play the Utica Brewers. And I'm going to leave
early to swing by the arena there and check out
the home of the new Utica Comets AHL team (fingers
crossed it will be open and I can go inside).
I'm sure the Phantoms will be making 2 or 3 trips
there during the regular season and I always am
excited to get to experience a new arena, venue
and atmosphere. They all have a different flavor
and The Aud in Utica has a ton of history of course.
Questions or comments? Send me a message on twitter


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Part I
Part II
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
2 comments:
- theorris said...
Hulu may have all of Night Gallery.
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wow--thanks for that tip. I've never seen the site before. We watched the first episode of fringe on it tonight.
- November 12, 2008 at 10:31 PM
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We love our big Whirlpool oven
As an important component of remodeling our vintage 1968 kitchen, we graduated from a 5/6 year old 24 inch electric double oven to this wonderful Whirlpool 30 inch double oven. What a...Read complete review
As an important component of remodeling our vintage 1968 kitchen, we graduated from a 5/6 year old 24 inch electric double oven to this wonderful Whirlpool 30 inch double oven. What a machine. The controls are ideal because they are all electronic for both ovens plus being intuitive and straightforward. The racks are thoughtfully designed for pulling out easily without accidentally going too far. The display tells you everything you need to know and helpfully suggests which button needs to be activated next to start a cycle. I expected the enormous window to be hot when in use, but not so. the glass remains comfortable to the touch even when broiling at 500 degrees. These ovens are enormous, and both are self cleaning. There are lots of levels for the racks as well. My wife cannot wait to do her holiday baking and roasting in it. I was used to broiling with the oven door open and heating my kitchen plus pumping smells and grease around. With this unit, I broil with the door closed with the heat and smoking contained inside the oven--much better. The hidden lower burner is priceless for reducing the headaches of splattering and smoking. We skipped the induction oven thing because we have never had that before and really did not see a need for it based on our intended usage. My only quibble/complaint is the noise of the automatic fan(s). I had read other reviews of this series of ovens, so I was by no means shocked when I turned the oven on for the first time and the fan started--in fact I laughed because I am by no means overly sensitive to droning noise, but this thing sounds like it could move a good-sized air plane down the runway if necessary. We are used to it after 4 months, but it seems like they could have made it operate at one neutral sound pitch instead of droning and whining and whistling all at the same time. It also seems to run a long time after shut down compared to our previous oven. However, all things considered, we thoroughly enjoy our big, lovely stainless steel oven. We have even decided to think of the noisy fan as the equivalent of a wonderful aunt who talks a little too much, but whose cooking is divine!
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How do I begin? Appearance-classy. The oversized windows are very attractive. It makes it easy to see everything inside. The display panel is attractive and very user friendly. Practicality-amazing. This it the first double oven I have ever owned. I do not know how I functioned in a kitchen without it! When we have family in, it makes it so much easier to have all dishes done on time. Performance-superb! The oven cooks evenly. No more turning my dishes to "even out the brown." The temperature is right on. I can follow recipes as written and my dishes, cookies, and pies are done exactly as expected. Affordability-just right. You cannot imagine that you can have this much equipment that looks great in your home for a very reasonable price!
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I bought this to replace our mid-1970s wall oven that finally quit working. I love the hidden elements (no food gets stuck under elements, making cleaning easier), and the steam clean option (instead of high heat "traditional" cleaning method). The display is also great - large numbers and bright display to see from across the room. The only downfall is that the fan is fairly loud, and lasts a long time (from initial start-up to turning off after cool-down), but I've had other newer wall ovens in other houses, and it doesn't seem much different than those.
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East Africa Wetland Management Course announced
East Africa Wetland Management Course
Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute
Naivasha, Kenya
16 September -- 27 October 2002
There are many definitions of the term "wetlands" currently in use. The Ramsar convention has defined wetlands in a globally applicable way as:
"areas of marsh, fen, peatland or water, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with water that is static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt, including areas of marine water, the depth of which at low tide does not exceed six metres."
The convention further elaborates that wetlands "may incorporate riparian and coastal zones adjacent to the wetlands, and islands or bodies of marine water deeper than six metres at low tide lying within the wetlands."
Wetlands cover a wide variety of habitats including rivers, lakes, ponds, marshes, coastal areas, estuaries, bogs and coral reefs.
The Ramsar convention which is an agreement on wetlands, is an intergovernmental treaty which provides the framework for national action and international co-operation for the conservation and wise use of wetlands. The convention (known from its place of adoption in Iran) came about in 1971 and entered into force in 1975. The Ramsar convention was the first of the modern instruments seeking to conserve natural resources on a global scale. The convention restrains member countries from unsustainable use of their wetland resources. Currently, there are over 114 contracting states, amongst them the East African countries of Kenya and Uganda.
Wetlands are important for ecological process as well as for their rich biodiversity. Unique and rare plant and animal species can be found in different wetland areas over the world. The values of wetlands range from aesthetic to economic, cultural and social benefits.
Wetlands find uses in fishing, tourism, recreation, hydrology and food crop production. Wetlands may also produce other important natural resources such as fuel wood, timber, thatch grass, latex, tannins and alcohol. In pastoral areas in Africa, wetlands provide water and become important grazing areas during drought periods. Moreover, wetlands are important conservation areas as breeding sites for certain species of fish and birds.
Due to their vast ecological wealth, wetlands have always fallen victim of over manipulation tendencies by man, e.g. the imbalance of the fish population in Lake Victoria, as a result of the introduction of the Nile Perch.
Rapid human population growth, industrialization and urbanisation have largely contributed to loss and unwise use of wetlands. The need to feed a large human population has resulted in the conversion of most wetlands into agricultural areas while expanding industries and urban centres discharge their waste water into the neighbouring wetlands, hence causing water pollution.
Reclaiming wetlands for agriculture has resulted in reduction and loss of habitats and subsequent loss of many useful plants and animals dependent on those wetlands. Pollution renders water unhealthy for human and livestock use, ruins aquatic life and restricts recreation facilities. Navigation may be interfered with, especially where eutrofication alters the wetland ecology, encouraging massive growth of aquatic vegetation. Poaching, uncontrolled water abstraction, unsustainable fishing and illegal use of rare and endemic plants and animal species also contributes to loss of wetland values.
In order to fulfill human and conservation needs inherent in wetlands, it is imperative that wetlands are wisely used, and properly managed, to counter and avoid negative human influences.
Many wetlands lay athwart national boundaries or derive their water supplies from neighbouring countries or regions. Fish and water birds ignore national or regional boundaries and migrate for breeding, feeding or resting in wetlands in other areas.
Not all wetlands fall under protected areas (e.g. national parks). However, both protected and unprotected areas share certain important ecological linkages. Thus, all wetlands need wise use management approaches.
Wise use and sustainable management of wetlands is therefore a local, national, regional as well as international obligation. The Ramsar convention recognizes this paradigm and requires that contracting parties meet these obligations.
Wetland management is a task that calls for a wide range of skills and knowledge including ecological, hydrological, socio-economic, technological and administrative.
Effective management of wetlands is influenced by many internal and external factors such as politics, land use systems, industrial and urban wastes management of one or the other country or region.
Industrialisation and urbanisation in the developed world contributed greatly to the loss of wetland habitats through pollution and reclamation. Developing countries need to avoid mistakes made in developed countries, in order to manage their wetlands wisely.
Many people charged with the responsibility of managing wetlands do not have the necessary skills and knowledge. The East African Wetland course is aimed at capacity building and developing an attitude necessary to promote and enhance wetland management.
Who qualifies for the training?
The East African Wetland Management Course is designed for those actively involved in either coastal or inland wetland management. They may be Resource Planners in the County Councils, Wildlife Officers, Environmental Officers, Water Resource Officers, Fisheries Officers and Officers/Staff from Non-Governmental Organisations (NGO's) in and outside Eastern Africa
Who will offer the Course?
The course has been designed and will be offered by the Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute (KWSTI), Naivasha, Kenya.
Local fisherman at Mida Creek
The following 5 blocks of topics can be distinguished:
1. Management and Planning
2. Inventory and Classification
3. Importance of Wetlands
4. Institutional setting, policies and legal issues
5. Communication
The overall course purpose is:
To provide participants with the knowledge, skills and motivation necessary for effective management of wetland sites ("effective" meaning - facilitating wise use taking regional policies into account).
Course Objectives more specifically:
· Understand the wetland ecosystem in its catchment area and its relevant ecological process, both for inland and marine ecosystems
· Understand the importance of inventory and regularly monitoring the ecosystem and its relevant ecological processes
· Can plan and apply an inventory and monitoring system
· Can identify ecological and socio-economic values/functions and threats to wetlands
· Understand the policies, institutional and legal environment and its implications for wetland site management planning
· Understand the appropriateness of wise use of natural resources: protection of biodiversity while facilitating sustainable use
· Defend the importance and benefits in close consultation and of co-operation with local, national and regional stakeholders in wetland site management.
At least two years experience in initiating, developing and (co-ordination of) implementation of wetland management and policies
Aquainted with the co-operation with biodiversity and natural resources management organisations and NGO's
Proficient in spoken and written English
Preferably at least a B.Sc. In (conservation) biology, wildlife management, environmental science or water management or equivalent.
Application should be sent to:
The Secretariat of the East African Wetland Management Course
Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute (KWSTI)
P.O. Box 842, Naivasha, Kenya.
Tel. +254-0311-20267/20577
Fax: +254-0311-21328
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KWSTI must receive fully documented applications before 1st June 2002 and will inform applicants about acceptance to the course shortly after this date. The maximum number of participants is 20. The candidates that best meet the requirements will be selected by a Selection committee.
The total tuition fee is 172,800 Kshs (2,160 US$)
This includes administration fees, course materials and travel during the course in so far as this is part of the programme.
The course is residential.
The course fee does not include board and lodging, international travel costs and other personal expenses. Participants will be lodged in the KWSTI hostels on the basis of full board and lodging at 1600 Kshs (20 US$) per day for 42 days.
International air travel within the East African Region is estimated at a maximum of US$ 500.
Participants may be financially supported by their employers, governments, NGO's, externally financed projects, or by international fellowships granting organisations such as UNEP, Global environment fund, WWF, UNESCO, FAO, World Bank, European Development Fund or other donor agencies.
Applications for such fellowship should contact the responsible ministry in their own country. A useful publication for candidates seeking assistance is UNESCO's international handbook of fellowships and educational exchange entitled "Study Abroad".
Candidates applying for a fellowship should bear in mind that official procedures require several months. It is therefore recommendable to send in a request to organisations such as the above mentioned as early as possible.
As the organisers of the course do not accept any responsibility for risks such as accidents, illness, loss of property, theft etc, participants are requested to take sufficient insurance measures.
The East African Wetland Management Course is organised by the Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute (KWSTI) of the Kenya Wildlife Service, of which the Headquarters is in Nairobi.
The course staff consists of a group of experts with knowledge and experience in African wetland management and training.
Additional lecturing staff is drawn from the KWS Headquarters and its Wetland Conservation and Training Program, The Kenyatta University, The National Museums of Kenya and various other institutes, including RIZA (Netherlands).
KWS Training Institute
The mission of the KWSTI is to be a leader in building capacity for management and conservation of biodiversity in Kenya and the African Region. To achieve its mission, KWSTI formulates and offers appropriate training programmes. Where appropriate, KWSTI will collaborate with relevant Governmental and Non-Governmental Organisations and other stakeholders in the field of biodiversity conservation.
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is a Kenya government organization, which has the mandate to conserve all the country's biodiversity. KWS directly manages the country's national parks and marine reserves, and participates and advises in management planning for the national reserves managed by County Councils. It also initiates, participates and advises in integrated management planning for other areas of biodiversity importance in close collaboration with other government agencies, international and national NGOs, district planning committees, local authorities and local communities.
KWS implements a large terrestrial and marine wetland conservation and training programme through its Wetland and Marine Conservation Section of the organization's Research and Planning Department. Through this largely donor (notably The Netherlands) funded programme, integrated management plans for a substantial number of both terrestrial and marine protected wetland areas, as well as a few non-protected areas, have been developed and are being implemented. Management oriented research is initiated and supported, a comprehensive country-wide inventory is undertaken and a wetland data base established. EIA guidelines for projects concerning wetlands have been developed and the programme spearheads the development of a national wetland policy, advises in development of environmental legislation, and promotes networking among relevant national and international institutions. Key staff in KWS, as well as staff of other relevant government institutions, NGOs and members of local communities received training in various aspects of wetland conservation. Under the programme, awareness extension activities targeting a broad spectrum of institutions and the general public are undertaken. The programme continues to build capacity in primary, secondary and tertiary institutions of learning to incorporate and teach wetland issues in their respective curricula.
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The Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute was established in 1985. Located in Naivasha, about 80 kilometres northwest of Nairobi, the Institute is surrounded by flora and fauna that provide the opportunity for a wide range of training activities on biodiversity and environment.
The Institute offers intensive courses in the field of sanctuary management, basic wetland management, tour guiding and tour management.
A range of programmes has been introduced to enhance sustainable management of natural resources in the country and in East Africa as a whole.
Tailor made courses have been developed on wildlife and environmental conservation. Skills and knowledge-oriented training session are offered in fisheries, integrated coastal zone management and game cropping.
The Institute recently introduced a variety of short courses targeting school leavers, environmental conservation educationists, wildlife personnel and the general public in an effort to enhance biodiversity conservation and management at all levels.
The Institute has excellent facilities for training. Safety, international accessibility, hostels, lecture rooms, classrooms, telephone connections and catering are at international standards for a campus. Museum and library are appropriate teaching aids. The field station at Lake Naivasha and the Coastal Resource Training Centre, Malindi give good opportunities for Wetland Management training.
KWSTI has established linkage programmes with the University of Whales, the Van Hall Institute The Netherlands, University of Nairobi and the RIZA Institute in the The Netherlands, an institution specialising in temperate wetland management.
If you are interested in the East African Wetland Management Course, please indicate which statement applies to you and send us this card.
I am interested in participating in the course and will send you my application form as soon as possible.
I would like to participate in the course but did not find an application form enclosed in the brochure. Please send me an application form.
I am interested in participating in the course but can not do so in 2002. Please let me know if there are other possibilities.
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Delmar Blasco, Ramsar Convention on Wetlands
Dr. Sam Kenyamibwa, WWF Eastern Africa, Kenya
Paul Mafabi, Ministry of Water, Lands and Environment, Uganda
G. W. Howard, IUCN East Africa Regional Office
Dr Julius Francis, Director Institute of Marine Science, Tanzania
Director, Wetlands International
Director, Kenya Wildlife Service
B. Fokkens, Director Wetland Development and Restoration Dept. (RIZA), The Netherlands
Prof Ken Mavuti, University of Nairobi
Dr Emmanuel Severe, Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, Tanzania
Naivasha is a small lakeside town of about 50,000 inhabitants. The centre of the town is characterised by a wide range of activities. Several hotels provide outstanding accommodation. Naivasha township is surrounded by a busy horticultural and fishing zone. The amazing variety of both aquatic and terrestrial bird life around Lake Naivasha is one of its main tourist attractions.
Lake Naivasha as seen from the Institute
Kenya Wildlife Service Training Institute
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Carbon Price Drivers: An Updated Literature Review
AbstractSince the creation of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) in 2005, a burgeoning academic literature has emerged to identify the factors that shape the price of carbon, where one European Union Allowance is equal to one ton of CO2-equivalent emitted in the atmosphere. Thus, there is a need for an updated and thorough literature review on the state-ofthe-art on topic that this paper aims to fulfill. Namely, we consider the main econometric studies that have been recently published in the academic literature, which feature the influence of the following determinants to explain the variation of the price of carbon: institutional decisions; energy prices and weather events; macroeconomic and financial market shocks. The paper concludes with some directions for future research in this area.
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"We sent a shipment to Tampa and someone was going to help us market it." Ms. Rosa-Randolph said.
Then the ocean he loved so deeply claimed the devoted fisherman in 1990, ending the effort to acquaint America with his seasoning.
"He dies - everything stops," she said.
Except for the family making the secret seasoning, which kept gaining fans.
"He had given me the recipe," Ms. Rosa-Randolph said. "I kept making it - giving it to friends and teaching my children. We weren't making money; we were giving it away."
And like her father before her, the family was urging Ms. Rosa-Randolph to sell the seasoning.
She was already an entrepreneur and her son, Axel Rosa, a Rollins College grad, had a business degree. Her daughter, Anachristina Randolph, had advertising and marketing skills. The elements for a family business were well in place. But where to start?
Ms. Rosa-Randolph ran into Doris "Connie" Bernal, the business incubator's Daytona Beach site manager at a chamber of commerce meeting.
"I said, 'I want to finish what my dad started, to flavor the world,'" Ms. Rosa-Randolph said.
At the end of August, Abraham's Seasoning moved into the incubator. The younger Mr. Rosa said the new company is looking to locate its manufacturing near the DeLand Municipal Airport or Orange City. He estimated Abraham's Seasoning could draw about $5 to $10 million to Volusia County in five to 10 years. One idea of the business incubator is to create jobs in the county.
"I'm thinking 13 to 14 (employees) in five years," Mr. Rosa said.
In 2010 the Volusia County Council approved $1.4 million to renovate a 10,000-square-foot facility to house the business incubator. Additionally, the county gave the university $750,000 to run it for three years.
"The business incubator is a place to start a company," Ms. Bernal said. "The entrants have a lot of resources to work with here. They have professionals who help them with a number of areas."
Ms. Rosa-Randolph said she thought she knew everything about business, until she got into the business-cultivation program.
"The incubator has tremendous resources, from angel investors to market research" she said.
"Angel investors" are affluent individuals who seek to invest in smaller start ups, and refer other investors to them, too.
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In early June, the Bryntesen family says their vehicle was mistakenly labeled as "stolen" by Camp BMW, a Spokane dealership.
Earlier this year the dealership loaned them a vehicle while theirs was being fixed. Camp's attorney out of Seattle, Dylan Jackson says a "clerical error was made" in reporting the car as stolen.
In early June, Kootenai County Sheriff's deputies spotted the vehicle outside of a home in Hayden. Guns drawn, they made a "routine high risk traffic stop" because the vehicle had been reported as stolen.
The family was detained for about 30 minutes at the scene until deputies discovered the car was in fact not stolen from the dealership. In a newly filed lawsuit, the family is suing Camp BMW, Lithia Motors Inc. and BMW of North America for $2.2 million dollars in damages. The lawsuit does not call in to question the actions of the deputies the night their family was stopped. Kootenai County Sheriff's Lieutenant Stu Miller says deputies did everything by the book.
According to Jackson, the attorney for the dealership, the family was offered a settlement and restitution before the lawsuit was filed, but the family declined. Jackson says the dealership apologized to the family. The family claims false arrest, breach of contract, negligence, defamation, infliction of emotional distress and violation of the Idaho Consumer Protection Act.


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George Washington had one ... so did Frank Sinatra ... and now TMZ has learned the bald rich guy from "Bayou Billionaires" is also sporting a brand new skull rug.
It's just the latest purchase in a tidal wave of spending ... ever since Gerald Dowden and his family became overnight rich folk when a drilling company asked to drop four natural gas wells on their Louisiana property.
Family members tell us ... the wig purchase was a product of peer pressure from Gerald's kids ... who thought he'd look better with some fur on his melon.
TMZ spoke to Gerald's wife Kitten Dowden who says she's NOT a fan of the new fake 'do ... telling us, "He wore it out to eat the other night at our favorite steakhouse and the waiter who always serves us thought I was there with another man!"
Guess role playing is out of the question?
Lame TMZ because even more obvious is he has had a lot of plastic surgery... Are ya that freaking blind to not notice????
Not sure who this guy is, but his fake hair doesn't look that bad (I've seen much worse).
So is he really a Billionaire, with a B... or just a Millionaire, with an M?
He looks just like "Sam The Butcher" from the Brady Bunch!
I think the current philosophy of "be who you are" applies here. Who wants to futz with a hairpiece and all the hassle - you're not kidding anyone anyway. Embrace your true self - chrome dome and all! You'll be happier! ps - I've never heard of this guy either.
Who cares if he wants a hairpiece. If he has the money for it, why not? Not everyone likes the bald look. Looks good on him. At least it looks "natural", not like some actors we won't mention... (travolta) cough cough. lol
Ya gotta admit it does make him look somewhat younger.
He looks better.
I straightened my hair.
Well, it doesn't look too "Trump-diculous". Good for him. Whatever...
He looks like Sam the butcher from the Brady Bunch
I can't believe that "Hollywood South" is making my state look so ridiculous. Bayou Billionares, Cajun Pawn, Sons of Guns, etc... It's no surprise that people are surprised when I open my mouth and intelligence comes out.
Looks better without the rug.
you forgot, john travolta, ben afleck? and jeremy piven. Bald is better than a rug.
no fool like an old fool
Love this show, they call the money from the wells Mailbox money, because they don't do anything for it except go to the mailbox for the checks.
My hubby has hair issues, and would love hair, and if we had the $$ he would have it. Good for Gerald, and he does look different


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This is amazing. I like it.
perfect to go with any shirt! love the polka dots and the cute belt!
polka dot, stripes and florals, love them all
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I really like these, especially because they are in navy colour, and those polka dots are such a cute touch-up
shirt are great.have one like those and they got ripped.i have to buy those one
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This summer, drivers will foot a little more of the bill for the Indiana Toll Road lease, with its private operator scheduled to do a four-year "catch-up" in toll rates for cars and motorcycles.
The adjustment will be at least 8.2 percent for vehicles without electronic tolling transponders but could be slightly higher under the terms of the Toll Road lease.
"We are four years into a 75-year lease, so this story is not over," said state Sen. Karen Tallian, D-Ogden Dunes, who opposed the lease when it was consummated in the spring and summer of 2006.
A combination of toll increases, discounts and freezes have marked the Toll Road's first three and a half years under private operation.
Truckers have experienced the most dramatic price shock, with the cost of running the length of the road increasing each April 1 from $18 when the lease was signed to $32 this year.
Until this year, car drivers have experienced only one increase. When electronic tolling was installed in 2008 the price of running the length of the road went from $4.65 to $8. However, for those with electronic transponders such as I-Zoom or I-Pass, the toll is frozen at $4.65 until 2016.
Political balancing act
The inclusion and timing of toll hikes in the Toll Road lease became a political balancing act for the administration of Gov. Mitch Daniels when it was pushing hard to sell the $3.8 billion lease to legislators and the public in 2006.
Under the terms of the lease, toll increases will not proceed on an orderly, year-by-year basis until 2016.
Until tolls for trucks were increased four weeks before the Toll Road lease was signed at the end of June 2006, it had been 20 years since tolls were last increased on the 157-mile highway.
ITR Concession Co. makes the point that it does not have the power to raise tolls on its own. All increases for the next 72 years are laid out in schedules contained in its lease with the state.
Middle of the pack
Even with the planned July increase, tolls on the road will remain middle-of-the-pack when compared to other tollways across the United States, ITR Concession officials say.
For example, it costs a car driver 5.1 cents per mile and a trucker about 20.4 cents per mile to drive the Indiana Toll Road, according to nationwide statistics gathered over the summer by the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission. On the Tri-State Tollway in Illinois, car drivers pay about 6 cents per mile and truck drivers 30 cents per mile.
In an interview with the Times two weeks ago, ITR Concession CEO Fernando Redondo pointed out the toll increases were built in so investors eventually could make money on the $3.8 billion they paid for leasing the road. But it is not guaranteed they will make money, as the current recession demonstrates.
And it's the increased tolls, in part, that have made possible $300 million in Toll Road improvements paid for by ITR Concession, Redondo said.
Pain for truckers
Quarterly reports issued by one of the investors, Macquarie Infrastructure Group, showed overall traffic was down 9.5 percent from July 2008 to June 2009 as compared to the year before, but overall revenues increased 2.9 percent. That increase is probably the result, in part, of the sharply higher tolls paid by truckers.
And truckers feel the pain of the higher tolls.
"They've spiked up," said trucker Barry Slegers, of Valparaiso, on a recent morning at the Portage service plaza. "They've spiked up a lot."
A young, independent trucker who hauls mainly feed grain, Slegers was paying $18 to run the length of the road when he started three years ago and is paying $32 now.
However, he and other truckers admit truck tolls have risen on other roads as well. Slegers takes a big-picture view of the whole deal.
"I'm from Indiana, so I knew about it personally," he said of the Toll Road lease. "I thought it was a good deal because the state needed the money at the time.
"But I did wonder if they (investors) had the ability to pay us $3.8 billion or whatever and turn a profit in 100 years or whatever it is."
In Indiana, state legislators say they have heard surprisingly little from constituents since the highway was privatized, despite how controversial it was at the time.
"I have not heard any complaints about the service or anything," said state Sen. Earline Rogers, D-Gary, a key supporter of Toll Road lease legislation passed in 2006. "I'm not certain that's been the case for everyone."
Overseeing the changes
With all the political horse trading now over, and the private startup complete, the state's relationship with ITR Concession appears to be transitioning from supportive cheerleader to hard-nosed overseer.
Two weeks ago, the Toll Road Oversight Board, made up of local officials from the Toll Road region, received the results of the first independent audit of the road's condition and operations. The report pointed out problems with traffic management in construction zones and with pavement at truck rest areas.
Redondo, of ITR Concession, said his company will review the audit findings and improve anything that falls short of the standards laid out in the lease. He said his company has tried to do that from its first day of operating the highway.
Toll Road Oversight Board Chairman Leigh Morris, a former LaPorte mayor, said the audit and further monitoring doesn't mean the oversight board is trying to catch ITR Concession in any wrongdoing.
"We have a systematic effort to make sure all requirements of the lease are being met," Morris said. "It's the effectiveness of the oversight process that results in it all being favorable or unfavorable to the state."


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Ecuador names 2 new Ramsar sites for World Wetlands Day 2002
Ecuador names 2 new Wetlands of International Importance
The Bureau is delighted to announce that the Government of Ecuador has designated two new Wetlands of International Importance, effective 2 February 2002 and to be officially announced on World Wetlands Day. Here are brief descriptions.
Refugio de Vida Silvestre Isla Santa Clara in the Provincia de El Oro (46 hectares, 03º10'S 080º 26'W) is a small island with rocky shores in the Gulf of Guayaquil, forming a complex transitional marine/coastal system situated in an area of convergence of marine currents and the fresh water of the Gulf, an important area of mixed and transitional biogeographical characterics. The island is an undeveloped area of extraordinary importance for the conservation of waterbirds and constitutes a major refuge for the marine biodiversity of the continental coast of the country, for which reason it was inscribed as a Protected Area of Natural Heritage in 1999. Its outstanding feature is the large-scale presence of avifauna, 23,000 individuals of the species Fragatas or Frigatebird (Fregata magnificens), Pelicans (Pelecanus occidentalis), and Blue-footed Booby Sula nebouxi. The site holds exceptional social and cultural value and is considered from archaeological artifacts to be an early refuge of the first inhabitants of the larger Isla Puná, and a point of reference for navigators since the prehistoric era. It provides a unique opportunity for scientific investigations of marine-terrestrial ecosystems. Artisanal and industrial fishing are supported in the area. The Fundación Natura and the Ministry of Environment have compiled the technical datasheets for the site designation with the support of the WWF Living Waters Programme. Ramsar site no. 1142.
The Laguna de Cube in the Provincia de Esmeraldas (113 hectares, 00°24'N 079°39' W), an Ecological Reserve, is a permanent lake at the southeastern edge of the Mache-Chindul mountains in the Chaco biogeographical region, characterized by a lacustrine ecosystem consisting of permanent body of water and an extensive surface of marsh and flood areas. It is the country's only inland wetland in the coastal mountains, at 350m altitude, and supports a singular biotic community characteristic of both the Chaco and the Andes. The site is located in a large dale surrounded by hills of natural and seminatural landscape, with open, lightly wooded fields in the lower parts and more and less dense woodlands higher up. Small areas of subsistence pasturage and agriculture are found around the lake. Some 23 species of mammals, 40 of birds, and 11 of reptiles are found there, and three of its vertebrate species are found in the CITES Appendix II. An important group of settlements along the shores have taken the decision to manage the wetland in such a way as to ensure its conservation, and the lake is part of the Ecological Reserve Mache-Chindul. The Fundación Natura and the Ministry of Environment have compiled the technical datasheets for the site designation with the support of the WWF Living Waters Programme, as with the management plan. Ramsar site no. 1143.


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I've recently discovered the cupcakes have supernatural powers. They have the power to bring cheer in just about any situation – think dull and rainy days. There's something just so cheerful about them, so therapeutic you just want to bake them all day and give 'em way to the homeless people on the streets. I didn't manage to give any because P ate them all in 3 days.
And as I was making them, I thought of my friend back in Malaysia who made excellent cupcakes that she sold in the Sunday flea market to a loyal following
So, I was hooked on these cuppy cakes that I made two batches – a Chocolate Ganache Vanilla Cupcake and a Lemon Spread Cherry Marble Cupcake.
They are all long names because I keep complicating my recipes – I can't help it, vanilla cakes are great but they're boring. Since I do not really have the time to post two recipes, I will post what really matters in this case. And they are the chocolate ganache topping and the Cherry Marble Cupcake – reason being the cherry marble cupcakes are to die for. I love, love, love the surprise in the center, which is a whole pitted cherry sweet and just bursting with juice. These cupcakes were the apple of my eye for the whole time they were around.
For the Chocolate Ganache:
250grams of semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 tablespoon butter
3/4 cup cream
1. Heat cream and butter until the butter dissolves and the mixture starts to boil. Turn off heat immediately and pour the cream into large bowl filled with chocolate chips.
2. Mix until you get a smooth chocolate ganache.
3. Let it cool down until it becomes spreadable.
Cherry Marble Cake:
1.5 cup all purpose flour
2 teaspoon baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
1/4 cup butter
3/4 cup sugar
1/2 cup of milk
1/4 cups of chocolate ganache (take from the recipe above)
1 teaspoon of real vanilla essence (or use one whole pod of vanilla, if you're feeling decadent – to which I did)
18-24 canned cherries (depending on if you're doing "quality control" on the cherries…ahem, you might need more cherries.)
1. Preheat oven to 350F.
2. Combine all the dry ingredients into a large mixing bowl.
3. In a different mixing bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add in eggs, one at a time.
4. Add your vanilla, and combine well.
5. Now, alternately, add 1/3 of your flour and some milk into the butter/eggs mixture until all flour and milk is used up.
6. Halve the batter into another bowl, add the chocolate ganache and stir it in until well combine – do not over mix, just count to 10 folds with your spatula. Or maybe 13 folds at most. Now you have two sets of batter, a chocolate and a plain vanilla.
7. Line your muffin/cupcake tray with cupcake liners and put in 1 tablespoon of batter from each batter and push a cherry into the center.
8 Repeat step 7 until all batter is used up. Bake for 20-25 minutes.
Once your cupcakes are cool, spread your favorite topping or use the Chocolate Ganache topping – it would work extremely well. I sprinkled a little rainbow rounds on top of each cupcakes to give it an extra sunshine


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Furch's D-35SR is one of the prettiest new acoustics at Nashville NAMM. The traditional but luxurious Adirondack Spruce top and Indian Rosewood back and sides are gorgeous enough, but the koa binding lends a very nice bespoke feel. Very nice!
Silvertone's new Jupiter, which will be available in November, features Duncan design humbuckers and a vey cool blend knob that's a breeze to use on the fly for cool phasing-like effects. Pretty cool for 479 bucks in the street.
Mason Stoops demos new Earthquaker pedals at #namm
This 1954 Martin 0-15 met its untimely death en route for other repairs. What are your shipping horror stories?
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FedEx AND UPS? It's gotta be a good gear day… #twitter
New pedal in for review from Fuzzrocious (clever biz card!)
Jaguar HC50 in for review
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Joe Bonamassa's '59 Les Paul, "Spot." He travels with this, a second '59, and a '60 Burst.
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Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Adopts 10b5-1 Stock Repurchase Plan
Tuesday, March 06, 2012
Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Adopts 10b5-1 Stock Repurchase Plan09:26 EST Tuesday, March 06, 2012 PRINCETON, N.J. (Business Wire) -- Church & Dwight, Co. Inc., (NYSE:CHD) announced today that the Company has entered into a pre-arranged stock repurchase plan under which it will repurchase shares of its common stock as part of the Company's previously announced $300 million repurchase authorization. The stock repurchase plan will operate in accordance with guidelines specified under Rule 10b5-1 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Accordingly, transactions, if any, will be affected in accordance with the terms of the stock repurchase plan, including specified price, volume and timing conditions. The shares that may be purchased under the stock repurchase plan will be applied against the amount previously authorized by the Company's Board of Directors on August 3, 2011. The Company may enter into additional stock repurchase plans designed to comply with the Rule 10b5-1 guidelines to effect purchases under the stock repurchase authorization, but does not intend to issue any further press releases regarding entry into such plans. About Church & Dwight Church & Dwight Co., Inc. manufactures and markets a wide range of personal care, household and specialty products under the ARM & HAMMER brand name and other well-known trademarks. Forward-looking Information This release contains forward-looking statements relating to, among other things, anticipated share repurchases under the stock repurchase plan and the previously announced share repurchase authorization. These statements represent the intentions, plans, expectations and beliefs of the Company, and are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors, many of which are outside the Company's control and could cause actual results to differ materially from such forward-looking statements. The uncertainties include assumptions as to global and domestic economic conditions, conditions in the securities markets generally and with respect to Company common stock, market growth and consumer demand (including the effect of political and economic events on consumer demand), retailer actions in response to changes in consumer demand and the economy, raw material and energy prices, the financial condition of major customers and suppliers, interest rate and foreign currency exchange rate fluctuations and changes in marketing and promotional spending. Other factors that could materially affect actual results include the outcome of contingencies, including litigation, pending regulatory proceedings, environmental matters and the acquisition or divestiture of assets. For a description of additional factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the forward looking statements, please see the Company's quarterly and annual reports filed with the SEC, including information in the Company's annual report on Form 10-K in Item 1A, "Risk Factors." Church & Dwight Co., Inc.Maureen K. Usifer, 609-683-5900Vice President Investor Relations