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So, it returns.
The Senators vs. the Maple Leafs. Saturday night at Canadian Tire Centre. This is pretty much neutral territory because I always consider the rink to be a 50/50 split _ which is pretty pathetic but also reality.
The Senators need wins. They need them bad. The club is sitting seven points out of a playoff spot. They keep saying they should be better. They keep saying they aren't performing up to expectations. They keep saying they aren't working hard enough. Okay, there has to be a bigger problems.
Maybe the problem is they just aren't good enough. Maybe they overestimated the development of some of their players. Maybe those players who looked great coming up from Binghamton last year look awfully human when Craig Anderson or Robin Lehner aren't making saves.
Coach Paul MacLean has to change his tune a little here. Saying after every game "we don't work hard enough" is getting tired and old. I guess I _ like many others _ are wondering why this is happening. It's up to the coach to find answers. Has the loss of captain Daniel Alfredsson meant this much? Maybe it has.
The Senators chances of making the playoffs are rated at 14.8% by www.sportsclubstats.com. This is a site that many NHL owners read _ including Eugene Melnyk _ to see where their club stands. A win tonight against the Maple Leafs might rate the chances a bit.
The Senators don't have a great ability in beating the Leafs in games that mean something. The club needs a victory here badly. A loss here and they fall nine points out of a playoff spot with a lot of teams to climb over.
Time to find answers and start winning games. The moral victories and "we're making steps in the right direction" really don't matter anymore.
The Battle of Ontario
Bruce Garrioch - December 7th, 2013It's Alfie weekend
Bruce Garrioch - November 29th, 2013The Senators will welcome back Daniel Alfredsson Sunday night.
They aren't the same without him. They are a shadow of what they were last season. I can guarantee you nobody wants Alfredsson and the Red Wings to walk out of here with two points. The club's struggles have been well documented. This has a lot to do with his departure but it's not everything.
Here's what I see as the problems:
No. 1: They make the same mistakes over and over and over and over and over. Coach Paul MacLean said the answer is practice, practice, practice and practice. Okay, well if practice is supposed to make perfect, these guys need to do a better job at practice. It isn't happening.
No. 2: Might be time to allow Robin Lehner to carry the ball and run with it because Craig Anderson is struggling big time. They can say what they want about the way they play in front of him but he needs to make saves. Anderson can't do that at the moment. He's getting beaten from everywhere. Those goals vs. the Canucks weren't good.
No. 3: It is time to make a trade, a callup or do something. That defence has been horrid. Jared Cowen, Eric Gryba, Patrick Wiercioch have all struggled. Erik Karlsson makes mistakes. That's part of his game. I get it. A lot of people don't. He's better off in the lineup than out.
No. 4: Get somebody to play with Jason Spezza. I know he's supposed to make the players around him better but Milan Michalek is clearly struggling and Cory Conacher. Well if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all.
No. 5: String two wins together, It's not that tough.
Third Jersey
Bruce Garrioch - November 27th, 2013It would appear the Senators Heritage jersey, which will be released tomorrow, has landed on some shelves early.
Essentially it's a white version of the club's third jersey.
Senators captain Jason Spezza and Vancouver captain Daniel Sedin will attend a press conference Thursday morning at the rink to unveil the look. Here is a copy that is show on Icethetics website.
The Senators will wear the jersey in the Heritage Classic set for March 2nd at the B.C. Place in Vancouver.
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Where's the justice?
Don Brennan - November 26th, 2013I'm not at the rink today – nor was I with Senators on their weekend road trip – but something has been bugging me ever since I saw on TV Kevin Westgarth ram Mark Borowiecki's head into the boards from behind Sunday in Raleigh.
That something, of course, is the fact nobody went after Westgarth.
I know he's a mountain of a man at 6-foot-4, 235 pounds. I know he is also one of the toughest guys in the league. And I know that the softer Senators were on the ice at the time of the incident.
But seriously, somebody should have done something. Fight him, stick him, grab him … anything. If not at the time, then at least later in the game. And if not to Westgarth, then to one of the Hurricanes' smaller, more skilled players.
I have a problem with guys – Borowiecki being a prime example – having to fight when they deliver a clean, hard, open ice hit. But intentional or not, that was a dirty play. Is there another team in the league that would have watched one of its own get injured like that without retaliating at some point, in some form? I don't think so.
Instead, the Senators sent a message to every other player in the NHL – it's okay to take liberties against them. You may or may not have to answer the bell.
Maybe next time, an opponent won't even think twice before drilling a Bobby Ryan or Kyle Turris or Erik Karlsson in similar fashion.
Just shows how much they miss a Matt Carkner, doesn't it?
When Brian Boyle gave Karlsson a face wash in a playoff game a couple of years back – the same way Westgarth did to Karlsson later in Sunday's game, as a matter of fact – Carkner took care of him at his first opportunity.
Put to a Senator, you will be told that there was no retribution sought on Westgarth because they couldn't afford to take a penalty in a game they needed to win. That's crap. For one thing, not avenging the cheap shot didn't help them avoid defeat, did it? For another, the Senators rallied around Carkner in the above mentioned playoff match. They killed the penalties to their enforcer, and used the momentum to go on and claim victory against the Rangers that night.
They stood up for each other and grew as a team.
Whatever comes of the league's hearing with Westgarth this morning is irrelevant. If he is suspended, as he should be, it will not help the Senators. And whether or not Borowiecki misses any more action as a result of the hit is also a moot point.
Allowing opponents to run a defenceless team mate without any repercussions makes you look soft and divided.
The irony of it all is, Borowiecki would have eventually caught up to anybody that did something like that to one of his fellow Senators. You can be sure of that.
Westgarth was given a 2-game suspension for the hit today.
So, what now?
Bruce Garrioch - November 24th, 2013RALEIGH _ The Senators arrived here in the wee hours of the morning.
Next up is the Carolina Hurricanes at 5 p.m.
Big challenge. The Senators haven't won a lot here.
Of course, the biggest question: Who will start in net?
It has to be Robin Lehner. It is time to ride the hot hand. This team needs wins. In four of his last five games, Lehner has given the team a chance to win. It makes sense to stay with him.
The Senators have gone a long way in declaring Craig Anderson the No. 1 goalie. We get that. We know it. He can keep the title. But the Senators need to get back into the playoff race. They need to make sure they are within sniffing distance.
They can't afford to keep up this inconsistency. Lehner made the saves in Detroit. The Senators were outchanced 9-2 in the first period. Coach Paul MacLean was talking about 'alternating' the goalies in back-to-backs then said something different after the game. To be fair to MacLean, he professes everything with 'at this point in time.'
Today's decision will be interesting. I think it will be _ and should be _ Lehner.
What do you think. Mike888 get the conversation started.


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Sleeping separately may save lives (and sanity)
As mentioned many times before, sleep is extremely important to your health. There are various factors that contribute to a poor night of sleep, and though it may be acknowledged in private before, a doctor has now publicly stated that sleeping in separate beds may be good (or even better) for married couples.
For some couples, I believe that's very true. Issues of snoring, blanket-hogging and movement can be disturbing for the partner, which results in poor sleep. It is especially the case when the partner is a light sleeper.
I know from experience that having kids join you in the night is extremely annoying. I also know that my husband would prefer to sleep in his own bed – no disturbances from anyone. I, on the other hand, would prefer to sleep with my husband. Yes, we end up disrupting each other's sleep, but there's also a sense of security knowing that someone is there.
We've done the sleeping separately deal. I can't speak for him, but I really haven't noticed that my sleep hygiene is any better. I do notice that there is less waking up in the night, but it is not nil. That may just be a function of the bed I sleep on. In any case, the jury's still out on this.
At least the doctor didn't advocate that all married couples sleep separately. It would only be a consideration if there were some serious sleep issues involved. And it need not be a permanent state. I have to admit that we both have sleep issues and are constantly tired. But, the first step would be to get decent beds.


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Lincoln Trail College Theater is planning a gala on Saturday at Quail Creek Country Club.
The evening will feature the emcee talents of Jay Holtzhouser and Eric Gubelman and performances by several community performers.
Attendees will be treated to several surprise appearances as well.
Auctioned throughout the evening will be items such as a week in Orlando, Fla., a private movie showing for 10, two orchestra tickets to a St. Louis Fox Theater production, homemade food offerings, and an LTC season of tickets and pre-show meals.
Gala proceeds will be used to update and repair the theater sound system.
Tickets are available in the LTC Performing Arts Office and can be reserved by calling (618) 544-8657, ext. 1433.
Tickets are $50 per person, with a 10 percent reduction for current Performing Arts Angels. Reservations are limited.
For more information, call the Performing Arts Office or Barbara Shimer at (618) 544-8657, ext. 1431.
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Scrooge, Santa at Phoenix Theatre
The Phoenix Theatre will present two one-act Christmas plays in December. Performances will be at 7 p.m. CST on Dec. 13, 14, 20 and 21; and at 2:30 p.m. on Dec. 15. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for students. The Phoenix Theatre is at 512 Archer Ave., Marshall, Ill.
- Theater listings: Nov. 29, 2013
Clay theater to present dinner, show Dec. 5-7
Community Theatre of Clay County Inc. will present the Christmas production, "Christmas At The Lark: The Meaning Of Christmas," on Dec. 5, 6 and 7. The performances will be preceded by a dinner buffet served at 6:30 p.m., with each show starting at 7:15.
- Theater listing: Nov. 21, 2013
- Theater listings: Nov. 7, 2013
A struggle between good and evil Oct. 31-Nov. 2 on Hatfield Hall stage
A tale of the struggle between good and evil as embodied in one man comes to the Hatfield Hall stage when Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's Drama Club presents "Jekyll and Hyde" at 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.
See all your favorite characters Nov. 1, 2 in 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland'
Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," adapted by Tim Kelly, will be presented this weekend by the North Central Drama Club in the gymnasium of North Central Junior-Senior High School at Farmersburg.
Murder mystery, entertainment Dec. 14 at Castle Finn Winery
Castle Finn Winery, at 1288 N. 1200th St. in Marshall, Ill., will present a murder mystery dinner, "It's a Wonderful Death," at 5:30 p.m. CST on Dec. 14.
- Theater listings: Oct. 31, 2013
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'Murder at St. Mary's' Oct. 24-26
The community is invited for a night of laughs, intrigue and murder while they try to figure out "Whodunnit?," at the Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College debut of "Murder at St. Mary's."
- Theater listings: Oct. 17, 2013
One-man play at ISU based on 'ex-hippie's' book
An author will star in a one-man play based on his book about his experiences during the 1960s and 1970s in an upcoming event at Indiana State University.
Experience silent film 'The General' Oct. 13 at Hatfield Hall
Silent movies were all the rage when Terre Haute's historic Indiana Theatre was built in 1922. This weekend, Hauteans can catch one of the best films of that era in a modern setting.
Spanish Golden Age drama to open Oct. 16 at Indiana State
The Indiana State University theater department will open the Spanish Golden Age drama "Life is a Dream" on Wednesday in the New Theater, 536 N. Seventh St.
- Theater listings: Oct. 10, 2013
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Terre Haute North to present 'Charlie Brown' Oct. 3, 4
Terre Haute North Vigo High School will be presenting the musical "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 3 and 4 in the school's auditorium.
- Theater listings: Sept. 12, 2013
Restoring the grand old lady of downtown: Indiana rising
A piece of history was put back home again in Indiana — er, at the Indiana Theatre Event Center.
See The Metropolitan Opera on big screen
Fathom Events is bringing The Metropolitan Opera's Emmy and Peabody Award-winning series, "The Met: Live in HD," to more than 650 cinemas across the U.S. beginning this fall.
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Community Theatre of Clay County Inc. announces its upcoming auditions for the theatrical performance of "The Miracle Worker."
- Theater listings: Sept. 5, 2013
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Audition for 'Almost, Maine' at LTC
Auditions for Lincoln Trail College's fall production of "Almost, Maine" by John Cariani are set for 6 p.m. Aug. 26 and 27 in the Zwermann Arts Center Theater at the College in Robinson, Ill.
- Theater listing: Aug. 15, 2013
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Audition for CT's 'Ain't Misbehavin''
Community Theatre of Terre Haute will stage auditions for the Tony Award-winning musical comedy revue "Ain't Misbehavin'" on Monday and Tuesday. The cast includes two African-American men and three African-American women, ages 18 to 55.
Parke Players offer up Ritz Follies variety show Saturday in Rockville
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The Maple Avenue Summer Musical Theatre brings the wonder that is "Oz" to the stage for its final performances this weekend. A cast of more than 50 sing and dance their way down the yellow brick road to the Emerald City. "The Wizard of Oz" comes alive this Friday for its last weekend in the Family Life Center, Maple Avenue United Methodist Church at 12th and Maple Avenue.
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Words are the most important tool marketers and ad men have. To prove it, I'll show you a picture.
The chart beneath the Bee Gees shows that 60% of people prefer a 'print experience' to something 'whizzy', on a tablet app.
Obviously, 'print-like' doesn't just mean words, it also refers to typography and, to some extent, pictures. However, in this post I'll be focusing on copywriting, on an achingly small scale.
I'll be highlighting titbits of copy that are done well, in keeping with a company's brand, and make a web experience enjoyable, as well as some that aren't so good.
In the spirit of new media, I'm calling this 'micro-copy'. And, to the dismay of the A/B testers, I'll posit that some of my examples are qualitatively 'better' than others.
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by Ben Davis 07 January 2013 10:28am 32 comments
Facebook, may not yet be an expert source for advice on consumer internet monetization, but when the world's largest social network talks technology, the industry listens.
So when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg suggested that his company made a mistake in betting on HTML5 and decided to rebuild the Facebook iOS app in response to user criticism about poor experience and performance, a lot of people took note.
by Patricio Robles 18 December 2012 20:06pm 3 comments
There are loads of ways to stand out on social media platforms, but frankly nothing beats due diligence and knowing what the hell you're doing does it?
I spend a lot of time monitoring all of Econsultancy's social feeds, and there are a number of small mistakes that I see pop up regularly.
They're all easy to remedy and fixing them will make your social posts look cleaner, tidier and all-round more professional.
With that in mind, here's one tip for each of the major platforms that you can use every single day...
by Matt Owen 12 December 2012 10:25am 14 comments
Twitter wants to be a media company, and its efforts to become one have created a lot of collateral damage.
That's not at all surprising: when the company was positioned as a communications platform with an open API, developers flocked to take advantage of the connately-flowing river of data that Twitter produces. But many of those developers, as well as companies like LinkedIn, had to be cut off as Twitter's desire to be a media company realistically requires it to control the user experience, and how its content is displayed, in consumer channels.
by Patricio Robles 05 December 2012 20:12pm 1 comment
When it comes to social networking, Facebook garners most of the attention. And for obvious reasons: Facebook is the largest social network in the world, accounts for the bulk of the spending on social ads, went public earlier this year in a record-breaking IPO and has had a volatile experience as a publicly-traded company.
LinkedIn is, by comparison, far less buzz-worthy. But don't let that fool you: the publicly-traded professional social network is valued at more than $10bn and its shares trade at a mind-boggling 695 times earnings -- a PE ratio five times that of Facebook shares.
by Patricio Robles 29 November 2012 14:25pm 2 comments
With all the recent changes to our favorite (or not so favorite) social networks with Facebook covers, Twitter header images and YouTube branded channels, businesses have had to redesign their images and rethink of how they represent themselves visually online.
This gave way to a lot of new creative campaigns on Facebook, Google+ and Pinterest but is has led to a lot of social media managers scrambling to get the images just right.
by Heather Taylor 29 November 2012 13:18pm 31 comments
B2B marketing and social media have a difficult relationship, as it's tricky for businesses to strike the right tone and actually draw value from platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
But unfortunately social is too big to be ignored, despite the inherent difficulties for B2B companies.
In a talk at Econsultancy's Funnel B2B marketing conference Standard Life's Craig Johnston looked at how social has disrupted the traditional sales funnel and which channels have proved most effective for his company's marketing activities.
by David Moth 13 November 2012 11:41am 0 comments
Compiling our International Guide to Social Media has led us to some very strange places in social networks.
None more so than when exploring the most popular YouTube sites in Russia. For those who'd like to know, the third most popular Russian YouTube channel is guns and explosives channel Dmitri, with an unbelievable 478 million views, and 2.7 million subscribers (and rising every day).
by Patrick Eve 26 October 2012 09:22am 5 comments
There's little doubt that for many, if not most major brands, social media is a can't-ignore channel. But when it comes to branding, companies aren't the only ones using social media.
Thanks in part to the state of the global economy, the growth of social networks and the increasing importance of digital skill sets, individuals have embraced social media as a way to 'brand' themselves.
In some cases, that 'personal branding' can lead to greater job opportunities, and some even argue that individuals without a strong social media presence will increasingly find themselves at a disadvantage.
by Patricio Robles 23 October 2012 17:50pm 1 comment
Despite its no-nonsense, all-business remit, LinkedIn isn't afraid of cutting a dash in the office and has updated its image in a number of ways recently.
Unlike the changes we're seeing on some other social networks, LinkedIn's have all been genuine improvements which put functionality and community first.
This week saw major changes to a feature that's previously been rather frustrating for managers: Company pages.
LinkedIn has always concentrated on putting the individual first, so building a unified company presence on the site has had unique challenges in the past. Hopefully this makeover will give companies a chance to give their branding a more dynamic presence.
Having just updated Econsultancy's LinkedIn page, I thought it would be good to run through the major changes and look at ways to optimise your business page on LinkedIn...
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I don't know if you are making any headway? There is no denial that a correlation between solar sun spots and the Jovian period exists. But like I said correlation does not mean causality.
You can probably find papers where there is a similar correlation between two things, but unless you can come up with a reasonable explanation as to WHY the correlation should exist. There is a very interesting WIKI page on spurious relationship / spurious correlation.
So, end of the line, you found a correlation, which has been shown to occur in published papers too. There is a (on average) 11 year cycle of solar activity, and there is the 11.86 years of Jupiter's orbit.
Then question:
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-- Magnetic field?
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HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Family members say actress Patricia Neal has died at her Massachusetts home at the age of 84.
She'd had lung cancer -- which her family says she fought with "grace" and "stubbornness."
Less than two years after she won an Oscar for her role in "Hud," Neal suffered a series of strokes in 1965 at the age of 39.
Her struggle to walk and talk again is regarded as epic in the annals of stroke rehabilitation. A facility in her native Knoxville, Tenn., that helps people recover from strokes and from spinal cord and brain injuries is named for her.
After her recovery, she earned another Oscar nomination and three Emmy nominations.
Neal's films included "The Fountainhead," "The Day the Earth Stood Still" and "A Face in the Crowd."
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An ongoing dispute as to whether or not the bottom lands of the Boca Grande Bayou across from the Pink Elephant are private or public use has come to light again. The waterway is popular with boaters, and many come to drop anchor, spend a night or two in a sheltered place and have close proximity to the island.
There are a few boaters, including Boca Grande resident John Foster and his wife, Terry Sibley, who believe that no one can claim that the bayou is private property. Foster said that he personally knows boaters who have been told to leave under penalty of arrest or citation in the last year.
But is it legal?
The Inn owns both sides of the bayou in that area. While many consider the docks there as "public" property, when they were built it was through an agreement between the Inn and the county, in cooperation with the Boca Grande Guides' Association. Five of the slips at the docks were donated to the guides for their use by the Gasparilla Inn & Club. The "Pink" docks are also located along that same property.
According to Foster and to Inn representatives, paperwork exists that shows the state of Florida does not own the bottom lands in front of the guide docks. The question that many have is whether or not the Inn actually does own the bottom land.
Many people use the words "navigable waters" as soon as they hear about the bayou. Federal law states that, in most U.S. jurisdictions, the definition tends to include any body of water that may be put to public use. Federal law then defers to each individual state's law on the matter.
The definition of a "navigable waterway" is clearly established. It states, "... a waterway is navigable if at the time of statehood in 1845, it was used or was capable of being used as a highway for waterborne trade or travel, conducted by the customary modes of that period."
It also states that "artificial water bodies or waterways rendered navigable through improvement by dredging are not legally navigable."
Prior to the early 1900s, what we know as the "bayou" was nothing more than a shallow creek. It was dredged by the first owner of the Gasparilla Inn & Club at that time. And therein lies the problem. In its natural state, most of the waterway was not navigable. Some of it was completely landlocked.
When Florida became a state in 1845, it came in under equal footing with other states in the Union. That means that the sovereign state, which comes out of commonlaw from England, owns the land under navigable waters.
To determine exactly where were the creeks and bayous, if any, existed in coincidence with the dredged parts of the bayou that were useful to commerce in 1845 is a difficult process.
If an original creek was used to trace where the waterway would be dredged, and it was useful and available for commerce in 1845, that could change things.
Attorney Michael Haymens out of Punta Gorda has had more than his share of experience in trying to determine the details from 1845. His firm recently worked on the "Damfi" streets, and found that the bottom land in those canals are generally owned by the landowners, not the state. He is familiar with the bayou situation, and said that some of the bayou may have been dug in uplands, and some in existing navigable waters, which would make it sovereign. The detailed specifics from 1845, however, can be extremely hard to come by.
"The question as to whether something was manmade or sovereign takes a hard look historically and at title notes from original government surveys, as well as old charts and maps," Haymens said. "There have been some areas in the bayou, which the state has recognized that were created from uplands, and some that were not. If the state says they don't own the land it may not settle the issue, nor does the fact that the Inn owns both sides of the waterway. It may be that the Inn is correct, that they own that and control what happens there. I'm just saying that anyone who makes an assertion about that needs to have figured out many other issues, such as historic use and other factors."
In certain cases of ownership, when the lands were never considered "sovereign" by the state, property ownership extends to the mid-point of the waterway. If a person or company owns both sides of the waterway, it would stand to reason that they also have control over who passes through and anchors there.
Earlier this year, the Lee County Sheriff's Office sent out paperwork to all derelict boat owners in that area of the bayou, which claimed that, "The state of Florida wil not assert ownership of the submerged lands in this area of Boca Grande Bayou and will not object to the removal of boats."
The letter sent to boaters also contained a "land database system worksheet" issued by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, which states that their records "contain insufficient information to make a determination of ownership for the submerged lands lying below the Mean High Water Line of Boca Grande Bayou at the subject site. We recommend the proprietary requirements that normally apply to state-owned lands not apply to this site."
Haymens said the state doesn't want the site. But if the state is out of it, does that mean someone else can claim it? Yes, but somebody else might claim that the state's wrong in not taking a position.
The letter primarily refers to derelict boats, but also refers to boaters who stayed in the bayou with no anchor lights. The Inn has stated in the past that their primary concerns with boaters staying in that portion of the bayou are:
• Anchored boats not keeping their running lights on at night, and not having their anchor lights on;
• Boats that anchor to the mangroves, which is illegal;
• Boats tying up to the dock and using the electricity, water and trash facilities at the docks (maintained by the Gasparilla Inn & Club);
• Boats not disposing of waste properly.
Representatives for the Inn chose not to comment on the issue at this time. Haymens said he understands the Inn's point of view, but said there isn't anything much stickier than trying to prove ownership of bottom lands, when the proof can usually only be determined from surveys done in 1845.
"Even if the state doesn't claim it, that doesn't foreclose someone else from saying it," he said. "There are competing values and issues here. Anyone who steps into this determination and opines as to what the outcome should be, really needs to do their homework."


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NC Saltwater Fishing License in limbo
March 14, 2008, 12:13:37 PM »
License in limbo
Sales of saltwater fishing licenses, created for conservation, have been disappointing
Javier Serna, Staff Writer
Despite high expectations, the state's new saltwater fishing license is not selling as well as state officials had hoped when they mandated the program in 2005.
In the first six months of sales, the state pulled in only about a third of what it estimated it would get from licenses during that period. From July 2007 through December 2007, the state made $2.1 million -- far short of the rate it would need to match the estimate of $19.2 million in sales for June 2007 through July 2008.
In the first 12 months, 468,692 licenses were sold.
The state legislature created the license to fund recreational saltwater fishing projects and develop a database of anglers.
But sales have been hurt by a number of factors, officials say. Many fishermen did not know about the licenses, law enforcement officials said from the start they'd write only warning tickets to those without licenses and many fishermen already were covered under blanket licenses at piers and on charter boats.
Jim Ross had no qualms about shelling out $15 for a year of fishing.
But his recent out-of-state guests were only willing to buy 10-day licenses that run $10 and stopped short of buying licenses for their wives.
"They thought it was too much," said Ross, who lives on Emerald Isle.
The funds from the licenses were not earmarked for any specific use, so the poor sales aren't putting the state in a hole. The license is a new source of revenue -- no license was previously needed for recreational fishing on North Carolina's coast. The money from sales goes into coastal recreational fishing projects and not the state's general fund.
State officials downplayed the shortage, but a vocal opponent of the license chided the state for the miscalculation and charged that the money isn't spent on conservation efforts, as he believes was promised.
"It was sold as one thing, and I think, a year later, the license is not at all what it was supposed to be," said Sean McKeon, president of the state commercial fishing lobby known as the N.C. Fisheries Association, which led opposition to the licenses.
A state-issued news release from November 2006 boasted, "In 2005, North Carolina had over 2 million recreational anglers fishing from coastal waters." There seemed to be plenty of people who would buy a fishing license.
But the state derived its estimate using a survey that was used to count caught fish -- not fishermen, said Don Hesselman, commercial statistics coordinator for the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries.
"It was never designed to count fishermen," he said.
Hesselman noted that the number of out-of-state licenses sold -- 154,519 -- fell way short of the roughly 1 million estimated.
"Nobody really knew how many would be sold," said license proponent Mac Currin, chairman of the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission. "I was thinking two years ago [when the license was debated], maybe a million licenses."
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Bill Mandulak, president of the Coastal Conservation Association of North Carolina, a nonprofit group, said he is happy with the way the new license is working.
"Sure, we probably didn't have the sales of licenses that we thought we might have," he said. "But 2008 should be substantially greater."
Currin and Mandulak each said one reason the sales were down was because many people -- especially tourists -- didn't even know they needed one.
McKeon discounted that notion.
"So 1.5 million people said, 'I'm not going to buy a license?' " McKeon said. "The guy at the tackle shop didn't tell them?"
Currin said commercial fishermen opposed the license because they feared recreational anglers would gain influence with policy-makers if their numbers were monitored.
"They feared the political power that size a group might have in the management process," Currin said.
Under that scenario, fisheries managers might allow recreational anglers to keep more fish at the expense of the commercial harvest.
"It's used to promote anti-commercial legislation like net bans," said McKeon, who added this was a main reason the commercial industry opposed the program.
McKeon cited recent comments from the Coastal Conservation Association to the South Atlantic Fishery Management Council, which advises the National Marine Fisheries Service, the federal agency responsible for managing marine resources. The CCA wrote "allocation should be changed in favor of the recreational sector."
But Currin doubted that recreational fishermen could wield that type of clout.
"That requires organization and a single-minded effort," he said. "It's hard to get a million people to do anything. It's hard enough to get them to pay $10 for a license."
Currin said while there may be 2 million saltwater fishermen in North Carolina, exemptions in the form of blanket licenses for charter boats and fishing piers -- anybody on the boat or pier is covered -- cut heavily into sales.
That gets to another of McKeon's criticisms.
While Currin heralded the program's ability to create a database of fishermen to survey, McKeon said the blanket licenses undermine that effort.
"Every time you add an exemption, you dilute the database," he said. "How do you have a blanket license for a pier and know what you're catching? I don't know how you collect data."
Jeff Cronk, a charter boat captain from Emerald Isle, opposed the license but has changed his stance, partly because of the convenience of the blanket license. For $250 a year, anybody who fishes on his boat is covered.
"In the original draft, there wasn't a blanket license," he said.
Enough enforcement?
Currin said there are only 60 sworn officers in the state's marine patrol who are charged with enforcing laws throughout the entire North Carolina coast.
"They are understaffed," he said. "We need more marine patrol. We need more enforcement."
The marine patrol officers for the first year of the program vowed to write only warning tickets for first-time offenders, and, indeed, of the 4,849 citations and warnings the officers wrote last year, about 2,800 were warnings for not having a saltwater fishing license.
Ross said he was never asked if he had one. He fished more than 200 days last year.
"I hope they start checking more," he said. "That might be where the rest of those licenses are; they're just betting they're not going to get caught."
Misjudging the number of licenses sold means there's less money available than expected, but Currin said the shortfall hasn't affected any projects.
"There was no money committed until the money started coming in," he said.
An advisory committee was formed last year to allocate the money. So far, $1.61 million for projects such as printing the new saltwater fishing guides has been approved. As of the end of the year, that left the fund's balance at $2.78 million.
McKeon said that some of the money is going toward things he said has nothing to do with conservation, such as providing public access to recreational fishermen.
"It was sold as conservation," McKeon said. "It's not doing what it should be doing, and it should be repealed."
The state bill that mandated the license reads that the funds are to be used "to manage, protect, restore, develop, cultivate, conserve and enhance the marine resources of the State."
And many recreational anglers don't mind the way the money is being spent.
"At first, nobody knew where the money was going to go," Cronk said. "Reading how it's going to be put back into the fishery itself, I'm a little bit better with that."
Ross has no trouble with money being used on public access.
"I don't want to see the money completely tied up in bureaucracy," he said. "We need more accesses to the water. We need more piers."
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Re: NC Saltwater Fishing License in limbo
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This article I have attached has gotten very little notice and it applies to a lot of other States in the Northeast who are about to get taxed with a saltwater fishing license. As long as we as citizens let the freaking government keep taking us and give nothing in return, we deserve it. Fight this proposal with you letters to your State Marine Fisheries Department and let them know you do not want to participate in the program.
I see in the NC salt water license package, the words "To create a database" Database for what
? No one in my state can give a a valid or legitimate reason for a fisherman's database.
Read this important artice and stand up for your right to not pay the government a stinking dime so that you can enjoy a recreational activity with family and friends. The kicker is that at the inception the license will be free for the fist couple of years and then it will cost $30.00 a year after 2001........Tell them to stick it !!!!!
Interstate Recreational Angler Registry Under Construction
When President G.W. Bush approved re-authorization of the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA) in December 2006, he set wheels in motion
for all marine recreational anglers to become federally registered by January 1, 2009. Federal lawmakers view this new requirement essential to improve collection of recreational
fishery statistics needed to manage the nations fish stocks. Fishery officials in many states, however, have begun to indicate their apprehension over questions about federal vs. state
authority and jurisdiction posed by the new law as well as their preference for a state-level resolution towards improved and more useful recreational fishery statistics.
The law offers exemptions from the federal register for fishermen already registered by a states program, provided that the state program complies with federal guidelines. Although
more than half of the countrys coastal states already have registries in place, many of these existing saltwater programs likely will need modification to qualify for exemption.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, indeed most of the Northeast, currently does not require a recreational fishing registry (or license) to fish for saltwater species, making the
over one million marine recreational anglers fishing annually from the Bay State clear targets of this new federal legislation. While the new law mandates NOAA Fisheries to administer
the federal registry at no cost to anglers during the first two years of implementation, federal officials have already signaled that an approximate $30 charge could be expected in
2011. Fees are a concern to those who depend on high-angler participation for their livelihoods. Bait and tackle shop operators fear that some anglers will choose not to fish because of
the added costs. The law states that all recreational anglers fishing in federal waters, typically beyond three miles from shores, and all those who are fishing anywhere (even from a beach) for anadromous fish species, such as striped bass, salmon and shad, will be required to register with NOAA Fisheries. Federal officials believe that language in MSA provides
them with authority to oversee angler activity in state waters with regard to anadromous species. State officials argue that the MSA language applies to federal authority beyond 200
miles from shore, the extent of MSA jurisdiction, not within a states jurisdiction three miles from shore. When the question of federal vs. state jurisdiction is coupled with possible exemptions for anglers registered by a state the probability of improving management of fisheries by force of federal law alone becomes more and more unlikely. Even if questions over authority and jurisdiction are resolved, exemptions for state programs create the dilemma of multiple, and no doubt non-conforming, data collection systems that make fisheries management benefits from a single federal user-registry obsolete. State-led improvements to recreational fishery statistics through implementation of state-level angler registries gained
momentum at the 2007 Annual Meeting of the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) in October. The ASMFC Policy Board charged Commission staff with
developing options for the Commissions involvement in establishing a state level recreational registry. Such an interstate approach would eliminate questions over authority
and jurisdiction and create uniform data collection standards leading to a single more useful comprehensive angler registry. MRIP - A new way to estimate recreational catch
The catch of saltwater fish by recreational anglers is currently estimated through the Marine Recreational Fisheries Statistical Survey (MRFSS). The methodology used in this
survey involves two parts: 1) field interviews with anglers who have just finished a fishing trip in order to estimate catch per trip, and 2) phone calls to coastal households to estimate
effort (how many trips were made). These two pieces of information are mathematically combined with the result being an estimate of the total number of each fish species caught
and/or harvested each year. The numbers are used to mange the fisheries and to conduct stock assessments. However, in recent years, the numbers have been criticized owing to perceived inadequacies of the MRFSS. A review of the MRFSS by a panel of expert statisticians from the National Research Council (NRC) concluded that the survey had many flaws and biases that needed to be addressed in order for the data to be used with confidence. To address the inadequacies highlighted by the NRC, the MRFSS will be totally redesigned using new methodologies for collecting and analyzing the data. The new system to collect recreational fisheries data is called the Marine Recreational Information Program (MRIP). Inadequacies that will be addressed include biases resulting from non-sampling of certain segments of the fishing public (e.g., night and tournament fishing, anglers who fish from private property or dock
ASMFCs leadership and development of common conventions for state recreational fishing registries not only would allow vast advancement in sharing information but could result
in cost-sharing and economy of scale benefits. This level of interstate involvement would also position state governments to decide the scope of their registry programs and therefore
the cost to end users - the recreational angling public. Implementation of federal law by January 2009 is fast approaching. The ASMFC Policy Board will continue discussions
about interstate registry requirements during its next scheduled business meeting in February 2008. Whatever the final outcome, this initiative will result in one of Americas favorite utdoor pastimes receiving more attention from political an industry leaders.
By Paul Diodati, Director
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Re: NC Saltwater Fishing License in limbo
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The 8 most feared words in America:
I'm from the government, and I'm here to help.
This release can be boiled down to one sentence:
The data we've collected so far isn't helping to solve the problem, so we're finally gonna involve the fishermen and hopefully get some realistic data that we can work with to improve stocks down the road.
Wasn't that easy? Much less complicated than line like "Inadequacies that will be addressed include biases resulting from non-sampling of certain segments of the fishing public..." WTF did THAT mean? I've read it 6 times and seriously can't figure it out, I'm an amateur bulls**ter myself, but it's nice to see a pro in action occasionally.
I have no problem with shelling out few bucks (let's say$3-5 annually) to cover the administrative costs of a federal license providing we can see real results. Hopefully the data collected would be used
to help the situation for future generations of fisherman. Time will tell. The resource is diminishing and.... well, you know the rest....
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Re: NC Saltwater Fishing License in limbo
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Quote from: seanile on March 14, 2008, 07:00:56 PM
The 8 most feared words in America:
I'm from the government, and I'm here to help.
This release can be boiled down to one sentence:
The data we've collected so far isn't helping to solve the problem, so we're finally gonna involve the fishermen and hopefully get some realistic data that we can work with to improve stocks down the road.
Wasn't that easy? Much less complicated than line like "Inadequacies that will be addressed include biases resulting from non-sampling of certain segments of the fishing public..." WTF did THAT mean? I've read it 6 times and seriously can't figure it out, I'm an amateur bulls**ter myself, but it's nice to see a pro in action occasionally.
I have no problem with shelling out few bucks (let's say$3-5 annually) to cover the administrative costs of a federal license providing we can see real results. Hopefully the data collected would be used
to help the situation for future generations of fisherman. Time will tell. The resource is diminishing and.... well, you know the rest....
What he should have said was..." $hit flows downhill and payday is Friday" Now...that makes sense!!
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McKeon said that some of the money is going toward things he said has nothing to do with conservation, such as providing public access to recreational fishermen.
"It was sold as conservation," McKeon said. "It's not doing what it should be doing, and it should be repealed."
The state bill that mandated the license reads that the funds are to be used "to manage, protect, restore, develop, cultivate, conserve and enhance the marine resources of the State."
And many recreational anglers don't mind the way the money is being spent.
I and some other few beg to differ.
Conservation and public access??? Shouldn't that come out of the sky rocketing property, and other states taxes that we pay. If not for conservation but at least for the public access as it is public waters the last time I checked. I don't agree with the word "manage" either, seems they went to tear us a new one every chance they get..........at our expense. Now cultivate, that's a brilliant idea, as in raising carnivorous Rockfish that have eating everything including their own young at times. (but most species do this too) But please go ahead and cultivate some crabs.......I don't think the money the receive from licenses is gonna cover Blue Crabs......more like tourist acttractive types such as Tuna, swordfish, flounder etc. Okay this and I could go on, so I as I write this I have to go to Walmart to update my license(s)
Lots of crabbers and crab lovers on here. If you enjoy crabs, lot's of info and good chat about crabs. Why not go ahead and donate to this forum. Deep down after doing research on here and chatting with others,you will find useful info from some new friends.ENJOY!!
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