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Leonardo Bichara Rocha, senior economist at the International Sugar Organization, spoke to ConfectioneryNews.com after his presentation on the global sugar market at the ProSweets Conference on Ingredients in Cologne, Germany last week.
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He said that there was currently a large statistical surplus on the world market and global sugar prices would fall this year.
the EU will finally decide by June this year, whether to extend sugar quotas in the EU to 2020 or to abolish the regime at the earliest opportunity by 2015.
Procurement heads for Mondelēz International and Nestlé have said that the quotas are causing significant supply constraints leading to sky-high prices.
However, Rocha said that the impact on global sugar will be minimal and even if the quotas run until 2020 there will be enough sugar on the EU market for the next seven years.
He added that global supplies would be boosted by a record crop expected in the largest sugar-producing nation Brazil.
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Asked how demand for sugar had evolved, Rocha said that Asia was now the "engine of consumption growth".
He said that while consumption was stalling in the EU and America, 60% of sugar between now and 2020 will be consumed in Asia.
The average level of sugar consumption globally is 24 kilos, while in China it's only 10 to 11 kilos. "There's a lot to catch up on," said Rocha.
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The economist said he saw no real threat from other sweeteners and expected sugar to retain its 85% share of the global sweeteners markets.
He said that sweeteners like stevia, the talking point of ProSweets 2012, remain "niche markets" and will grow as compliments to the sugar market, not threats.


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Moving outside of her comfort zone is nothing new for Kara Kidwell. Truth be known, her willingness to take risks brought this non-traditional student to UT Martin where she's on track to earn a communications degree.
The Florida native attended college before deciding to enter the work world. She gained valuable experience at several companies, including one that leased communications space on cell towers and rooftops. However, experience as an animal shelter volunteer led to an opportunity to live in Las Vegas and work as a fundraiser for a non-profit animal shelter, a position that expanded her communications skills.
Kara's transition to Northwest Tennessee began when her dad retired as the owner of assisted living facilities, and he moved with his wife to Martin and established Lake Nowhere Mule and Donkey Farm. "I came to visit one summer, and my dad encouraged me to go back to school since the campus was so close here, and it was a good school", she said, adding, "I moved to a place where I didn't know anybody in Las Vegas, and kind of had to start over and make friends, and then had to come here and start over and make friends. It's been an interesting journey thus far."
Kara resumed her college career where she left off as a communications major with an emphasis in public relations. Her knowledge of assisted living caused her to consider a health care career, but public relations also was "a way to communicate with people and to help them." Her fundraising and event-planning experience with the animal shelter also provided a strong foundation for a public-relations career.
Although Kara brings real-world experience to her academic work, she's finding additional opportunities to learn by doing. "It's really hands on," she said of the communications major. "You get in things that you're not sure that you want to go into, like my introduction to broadcasting class that I took with Mr. (Rodney) Freed (communications faculty member). He had us in the studio, hands on the equipment, learning how to edit projects, how to record things, and I found that interesting."
She also just completed a public-relations strategies class that engaged a local business as a client. "And the classes are small, so it actually lends itself to, I think, a better learning atmosphere, because you do get a little more time with the professors." The availability of professors is also good, noting, "They're always willing to kind of go the extra mile, change their schedule a little bit to meet with you if the need arises, and I think that's a good thing."
Kara will further expand her resume through a semester-long communications exchange program this fall at London Metropolitan University. It's an opportunity that fits perfectly with her sense of adventure. "You're stepping way out of your comfort zone for one, and you're really challenging yourself as a person to live in another country. You're so use to one place, stepping into some new surroundings, you kind of have to be on your toes a little bit more." She's already a seasoned traveler with trips already under her belt to multiple destinations in the U.S., Mexico, The Netherlands, London and Paris. A trip in March to London and Paris was part of an international public-relations class that even produced a glimpse of Queen Elizabeth II of England as her motorcade passed by.
A significant leadership opportunity is just ahead as the Southeastern Journalism Conference comes in February 2012 to UT Martin. She's serving as student president in charge of planning the event that will bring some 300 communications students from eight southern states to campus. "This is my internship," she said. "This is what I'll be getting credit for, and it's just the chance to kind of refine some of the skills that I already had in place. So I'm excited about it."
While travel is exciting, being on campus has its rewards. "You meet people from all different walks of life, and being a non-traditional student, you meet some of the more traditional students, and you learn things from them," she said. "You can always learn something from somebody, no matter what." She also appreciates how hard work in the classroom is noticed. "It's nice when a professor takes you aside and says, 'You know, you're doing a really good job in class. Keep up the good work.' A little praise goes a long way."
What's next for Kara Kidwell after UT Martin? She's open to all possibilities, no matter where those take her; just what you'd expect from someone who spends very little time in her comfort zone.
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Every tick down in Apple makes the stock a better income trade than fixed income, and the Bear Paradox may result in a bottom very soon.
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Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has grabbed the headlines over the past few weeks on aggressive selling, leaving many wondering whether the downtrend is nearing its end, or only just beginning. While I rarely address individual stocks, I think it is very instructive to consider the performance of Apple within the context of something I've called the Bear Paradox. We all know that bond yields are at incredible low levels, and intellectually understand that anyone looking to buy and hold 10-year Treasuries is very likely to take a loss. Why? Because the 10-year Treasury yields about 1.6%, and inflation is simply higher than that.
The level of bond yields makes any kind of a deep correction in stocks unlikely. Why? Because any big drop in equities makes stock dividend yields rise relative to Treasuries which likely then yield even less during a risk-off period. So think that through – corrections make stocks a much better income play than fixed income as equities become bond alternatives. The Bear Paradox, then, means that any decline in stocks paradoxically makes them more attractive relative to bonds which get closer and closer to yielding nothing.
Now think about this from the perspective of the Apple investor. The US Treasury has huge debt, no cash, no growth, and yields 1.6%. Meanwhile, a stock like Apple has no debt, huge cash, big growth, and yields as of this writing 1.97% (with this potentially rising on dividend hikes and any further weakness in the stock). Take a look below at the price ratio of Apple relative to the iShares Barclays 7-10 Year Treasury Bond Fund ETF (NYSEARCA:IEF). As a reminder, a rising price ratio means the numerator/AAPL is outperforming (up more/down less) the denominator/IEF.
Note that the ratio of Apple to Treasuries is hitting a relative support level. With Apple now acting as a better income play than bonds, what would you rather own for the next 10 years? If Apple continues to drop, would each tick lower make the stock even more attractive relative to the absurdity of bonds, which are yielding nothing and offer a guaranteed loss in terms of purchasing power?
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Because of Northside ISD's dramatic population growth between 2000 and 2010, federal law requires that the boundaries be redrawn for Board of Trustee voting districts.
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More than 500 employees were honored for their service to Northside ISD at the annual Recognition & Retirement Ceremony, held Wednesday night at Marshall High School.
Emily Swoboda, an English teacher at Communications Arts High School, won the prestigious leadership award at the H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards this past weekend in Houston.
Mark Wood, a world renowned rock violinist with the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, is bringing his groundbreaking music education program, Electrify Your Strings! (EYS), to Northside ISD for a performance at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 15 in the Marshall High School auditorium.
Thanks to enrollment growth, Northside ISD graduations have been making history since the District's first graduation in 1951.
The summer is a great time to get moving in a high-energy dance class or de-stress as you learn to meditate or do Yoga. You can spice it up with new culinary experiences in a cooking class.
Dr. Brian T. Woods, a 20-year veteran educator and Northside ISD's current deputy superintendent for administration, was named the lone finalist for superintendent Tuesday by a unanimous vote of the Board of Trustees.
Sixth, seventh, and eighth grade choir students from all 18 NISD middle schools will sing and dance together for the fifth annual Together We Sing performance, being held at 6 p.m. Saturday, May 5 at Paul Taylor Field House.
Students and parents who need help filling out college financial aid applications are invited to attend Student Aid Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 5
Learning opportunities continue at Northside ISD even after the last bell rings on May 31.
In just over a month, almost 6,100 seniors will don caps and gowns and collect their diplomas at commencement ceremonies being held for Northside's 11 high schools and The Reddix Center.
The Drug Enforcement Agency once again will hold a National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 28 to dispose of unwanted and expired prescription drugs.
The superheroes of the Briscoe Middle School library aren't just found inside books.
Three Northside ISD Air Force Junior ROTC programs are ranked tops in the nation receiving the majority of trophies and all four titles at the 2012 Air Force Junior ROTC National Drill Championship in Macon, Ga.
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It's time to lace up your tennis shoes and get ready for the NEF 5K Run/Walk, which will be held April 21 at Farris Stadium, located on Loop 1604 near Bandera Road.
Friends of Texas Public Schools today released an article about the benefits of athletic programs. The article looked at the attendance reports, discipline records, standardized test scores, and graduation rates of NISD athletes and dispels some myths about athletics funding.
Attention all motorists! The City of San Antonio's Department of Public Works will be adjusting the posted afternoon time periods on some of the school zone signs within Northside ISD. This change will go into effect in early April 2012.
The 17th annual Los Leones Student Arts Festival has something for everyone. This family-oriented event will be held Saturday, March 31 and includes an art show and sale with more than 2,500 pieces of high quality student artwork by NISD students.
Students throughout the Northside ISD will have their first crack at the new STAAR tests beginning Monday. A complete testing schedule is posted on the District's STAAR website.
On Tuesday, March 20, all NISD schools and offices will open at regular times. There may be some delay in some bus schedules. Use caution in getting to school.
The Northside ISD Special Olympics Track & Field Meet has been canceled for Tuesday, March 20th, and Wednesday, March 21st due to inclement weather. The events are rescheduled for Thursday, March 22, and Friday, March 23rd at Gustafson Stadium, Loop 410W @ Culebra Rd. For more information, call the NISD Special Olympics office at 210-397-2406.
The Northside ISD Special Olympics Track & Field Meet has been canceled for Tuesday, March 20th, and Wednesday, March 21st due to inclement weather. The events are rescheduled for Thursday, March 22, and Friday, March 23rd at Gustafson Stadium, Loop 410W @ Culebra Rd. For more information, call the NISD Special Olympics office at 210-397-2406.
Three veteran teachers were named District Educators of the Year at special celebrations held annually to honor teachers who give 100 percent when it comes to improving the lives of children. In addition, Northside's Nominee for the 2012 Trinity Prize for Excellence in Teaching was announced.
Emily Swoboda, an English I Pre-AP teacher at Communications Arts High School, is a finalist for the prestigious H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards, spotlighting her as among the best educators in Texas.
The final projects of School Bond 2007 are coming online and the first projects funded by School Bond 2010 are under construction or in design. Here's a status report of voter-approved bond projects. More details are available on the District's bond website.


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Civil War Ends--The Spanish Civil War Film Series at the National Hispanic Cultural Center (1701 Fourth Street SW) comes to a close this Thursday night with a screening of the 1989 Goya Award-winning film Si te Dicen Que Caí (If They Tell You I Fell ...) by Vicente Aranda. Through flashbacks, the film chronicles the Civil War in Barcelona in the mid-1880s. Victoria Abril and Antonio Banderas star. The film is in Spanish and Calalan with English subtitles. Admission is free. Screening will take place at 7 p.m. in the Wells Fargo Auditorium. Log on to www.nhccnm.org for más información.
Illinois-based film and video artist Jim Finn recently wrapped up work on his first feature-length film, the curiously delightful musical/comedy/sci-fi/tone poem Interkosmos. The film, which plays out like some long-lost, recently rediscovered documentary from behind the Iron Curtain, follows the training and deployment of two would-be astronauts enrolled in an ambitious Communist plot to colonize the moons of Jupiter.
Animation fans can relax now that Disney and Pixar have kissed and made up. Pixar's very public griping about Disney (Pixar did all the work, while Disney reaped all the benefits) came to an end earlier this year with Disney buying out Pixar and basically handing over all its operations to the animation studio. It was the most logical decision Disney could make to save its own bacon. While Pixar was allowing Disney to distribute (and take the lion's share of the profits from) its smash hits like Monsters, Inc. and The Incredibles, Disney was cranking out chintzy garbage like Cinderella II, The Second Jungle Book and Return to Neverland.
TNT--whose new slogan boldly insists, "We Know Drama"--debuts a new series this week. "Saved" attempts to turn the weekly medical drama on its ear, not only by taking it out of the hospital and setting it in the fast-paced world of the EMT, but by presenting it in a manner that the show's press kit describes as "stylistic" (which is apparently Hollywoodese for "utilizing as many fisheye lenses as possible").
"MTV Movie Awards" (MTV 10 p.m.) Jessica Alba hosts. Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger are up for Best Kiss. What more do you want?
"Windfall" (NBC 9 p.m.) Luke Perry, Sarah Wynter and D.J. Cotrona headline this ensemble cast drama about 20 young people who win a share in a $386 million lottery jackpot.
"Hex" (BBC America 8 p.m.) A teenage misfit discovers she is heir to a centuries-old tradition of witchcraft in the pilot for the new BBC series. (Think "Charmed" with more accents and less Shannon Doherty.)


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iPhone 4S
My 2 cents – I think that the buzz on the iPhone 4S will be tilted slightly towards the negative right up until they start selling them Oct. 14 and then a surprising number of people will want/buy them. That always happens when Apple announces a more evolutionary instead of revolutionary upgrade. Since the form factor didn't change, more people (especially on the cutting edge) are disappointed. The bigger story this round is the integration with iCloud and the Siri Intelligent Assistant technology.
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• Analysts: iPhone 4S a plus despite some disappointments
• The iPhone 4S from an Android user's perspective
• Apple iPhone 4S unveiled (roundup)
Specs, Hands on and other Apple news
• Apple's iPhone 4S page – This actually does a good job of showing you the hardare and features of the 4S
• iPod Nano watch gets facelift
• New iPod touch: cheaper, iOS 5, and now in white!
• Samsung to Seek Ban on iPhone 4S Sales in France and Italy – let the back-and-forth lawsuits continue!
The Rest of the World – Yes, other things besides iPhone-mania happened yesterday
• ASUS chief: ultrabooks are parallel to tablets, not a savior
• Panasonic Cockpit digital dash prototype hands-on (video) – Even if your car won't fly, with a digital dash it will look like it could (at least from the inside)
• Study Finds That the US Electronics Recycling Industry is Booming – Billions in profits
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Over at NRO, Patrick Brennan has posted yesterday's statement by former CIA director Michael Hayden and former Homeland Security secretary Michael Chertoff on Vice President Biden's whopper throwing the intelligence community under the bus during Thursday night's debate:
During the Vice Presidential debate, we were disappointed to see Vice President Biden blame the intelligence community for the inconsistent and shifting response of the Obama Administration to the terrorist attacks in Benghazi. Given what has emerged publicly about the intelligence available before, during, and after the September 11 attack, it is clear that any failure was not on the part of the intelligence community, but on the part of White House decision-makers who should have listened to, and acted on, available intelligence. Blaming those who put their lives on the line is not the kind of leadership this country needs.


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Microsoft shutting down Popfly game development service
Microsoft has decided to shut down its user friendly development program Popfly. Released two years ago, the program enabled people with little or no programming experience to create games. Come August 24, folks will be asked to direct themselves to XNA or Kodu. Via Kotaku.
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Microsoft's Kodu game creation tool goes live today [Update]
Microsoft's to release Kodu, its game creation app, today on Live for $5. The program will allow you to create games and share them with anyone on your Friends list, and includes a terrain editor, co-op for up to four players and plenty more. We'll let you know when it goes up. Update – Sorry, […]
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Microsoft's game creation tool Kodu, which in some circles has been incorrectly compared to Sony's LittleBigPlanet, is launching on Xbox Live's Community Games service by the end of June, according to a blog post from one of the game's developers. "I'm doing final content passes as we get ready for release, which is the end […]
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During last night's CES 09 keynote, Microsoft's president of the Entertainment and Devices Division, Robbie Bach, unveiled a new Community game entitled Kodu. The official blurb reads: "Kodu" is a pick-up-and-create game where anyone can build their own unique world in just minutes using a simple image-based creator menu that makes game creation simple for […]


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By Mikko Salo: The most positive development in the heavyweight year 2013 was the crowning of an Undisputed Heavyweight Champion. Wladimir Klitschko now holds both Championships that have true meaning in the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board (TBRB) and Ring Magazine Championships. Surefire first ballot hall of famer, the younger Klitschko continues to build his legacy as one of the all-time best.
In 2013 we also witnessed the ends of the careers of two of the most recognizable figures in heavyweight boxing`s recent years. One of the greatest of all time, Vitali Klitschko, boxing`s version of a renaissance man, announced the end of his illustrious fighting career in December. He is now devoted to pursuing his political ambitions in his home country of Ukraine, where his political party UDAR (Punch) scored 40 seats in the 2012 Ukrainian parliamential elections. Klitschko has stated that he is going to run for Ukrainian presidency in 2015 elections.
42-year-old Vitali Klitschko retires with a record of 45-2 (41 KO). He won the Ring Magazine Heavyweight Championship in 2004 by beating Corrie Sanders (TKO 8), but had to retire the following year because of recurring injuries. The former champion returned to the ring at the age of 37 in 2008, reigning supreme over the heavyweight division with his brother Wladimir.
Ironically, the fight that originally earned Vitali Klitschko the respect of the boxing world was one of the two he lost. In 2003, Klitschko challenged Ring Heavyweight Champion Lennox Lewis with short notice and the fight proved to be a classic. Ahead on all cards, Klitschko was stopped after the 6th round due to a cut. Despite the loss his spirited effort won over the fans. Klitschko remains the only Heavyweight Champion in history that was never knocked down in an official prizefight. His last fight was a TKO 4 victory over Manuel Charr in September 2012.
Former Ring Cruiserweight Champion and Heavyweight Championship Challenger David Haye has also most likely fought his last fight in the squared circle. During 2013, Haye pulled out several times from scheduled fights, first with Manuel Charr and then with domestic rival Tyson Fury. The Londoner went through a shoulder operation in November and hinted strongly that he will retire.
Haye stormed through the cruiserweight division, winning The Ring Magazine Cruiserweight Championship in 2007 by a TKO 7 victory over Jean Marc Mormeck. In 2008 he moved up to heavyweight. After gathering momentum with four straight victories he challenged The Ring Champion Wladimir Klitschko in 2011 in the most anticipated heavyweight bout since Lewis vs Tyson. On the most important night of his career Haye lost a lopsided unanimous decision, failing to crack Klitschko`s impeccable defence. Haye`s last fight was a 5th round TKO victory over domestic rival Dereck Chisora in July 2012. His record stands at 26-2 (24 KO).
Besides these retirement headlines, plenty happened in the heavyweight division during 2013. Here is the year in review through the undertakings of the top fighters of the division. In the mix we have the fourteen heavyweights who at year`s end are in the top ten listed by Transnational Boxing Rankings Board and The Ring Magazine.
The Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Wladimir Klitschko (61-3, 51 KO)
Wladimir Klitschko fought twice in 2013 in defending his Ring Championship and winning the vacant TBRB Championship, thus becoming the first Undisputed Heavyweight Champion since Lennox Lewis.
In May, Klitschko faced unrated and lightly regarded Italian Francesco Pianeta in Mannheim, Germany. As expected, it was merely a tune-up for the 37-year-old Champion, as Pianeta had no answer for Klitschko`s vaunted left jab and right cross. The fight was stopped in the 6th round after Pianeta went down for the third time.
Already twice in the making in past years, Klitschko vs Povetkin was finally kicked off in April by the third largest purse bid of all time, $23,3 million put down by Russian promoter Vladimir Hruynov. The showdown came to fruition in October, Povetkin having the home ring in Olympiyskiy Hall, Moscow. On the line were Klitschko`s Ring Magazine Championship and the vacant Transnational Boxing Rankings Board Championship (Klitschko and Povetkin were TBRB #1 and #2 contenders), making the fight essentially for The Undisputed Heavyweight Championship.
The outcome of the fight was never in doubt. From the start Klitschko used every trick in the book to take Povetkin completely out of his rhythm. Klitschko repeatedly clinched and leaned heavily on his shorter foe, letting his trademark jab and right cross do the damage in between. The three judges` scores of 119-104 indicate what was going on in the ring: total domination. Although the hugfest was not aesthetically pleasing, Klitschko showed against a fellow Olympic Champion that he is far and away from all competition, perhaps more so than anybody we have ever seen in the history of the heavyweights.
According to reports, Wladimir Klitschko is gearing up for another tune-up defence against unrated and unknown Alex Leapai (30-4-3, 24 KO), who shocked former top 10 contender Denis Boytsov in Bamberg, Germany in November. After Leapai Klitschko will likely take on a top-notch contender in Kubrat Pulev or the winner of Stiverne vs Arreola II (if that can be made).
The Undisputed #1 Contender Kubrat Pulev (19-0, 9 KO)
One of the biggest celebrities in his native Bulgaria, Kubrat Pulev has risen in the heavyweight ranks with a steady pace during his four-year pro career. The 32-year-old Pulev is a solid technician with stellar amateur pedigree and a bit of a nasty streak when needed. After Wladimir Klitschko easily dispatched of Alexander Povetkin, year 2013 ends with Pulev as the most viable heavyweight contender for Klitschko`s throne.
The most trouble Pulev had during 2013 was not in the ring, but in the cabinets. Fellow top ten contenders Tomasz Adamek and Tyson Fury pulled out of fights against the Bulgarian in the first half of the year. Finally, Sauerland was able to lure the best current American heavyweight and former Ring Magazine Championship Challenger Tony Thompson to Schwerin, Germany in August. Pulev did what he was supposed to do, scoring a clear unanimous decision over the veteran. In December Pulev stayed busy by knocking out journeyman Joey Abell with accurate body punches (TKO 5).
Right now Pulev is the fighter best equipped to give some sort of trouble to Wladimir Klitschko. He gives up only 1,5 inches in height and doesn`t get rattled easily by roughhouse tactics Klitschko so efficiently employed against the shorter Povetkin. The fight would be cagey for sure with both men respecting each other`s power, but Klitschko vs Pulev would definitely be on my wish list as the heavyweight megafight for 2014.
The only problem for Pulev is that like others before him, Klitschko seems to be opting for the easier route with a defence against unrated Alex Leapai and then possibly aim for the winner of Stiverne vs Arreola rematch. If Sauerland can`t play their hand cleverly enough, Pulev might be on the outside looking in for a shot at Klitschko. Here`s hoping that the rugged Bulgarian will get his chance in 2014. Unlike some other "contenders", he has earned it with his performances inside the squared circle.
The Undisputed #2 Contender Alexander Povetkin (26-1, 18 KO)
Alexander Povetkin spent most of the year preparing for finally stepping in the ring with Wladimir Klitschko. After the April purse bid Povetkin did a tune-up fight in May, scoring a 3rd round knockout against overmatched Andrzej Wawrzyk in Myakinino, Russia.
Then in October, on the biggest stage of his pro career in front of his home crowd in Moscow, fighting for the Undisputed heavyweight Championship, he became but one more previously undefeated fighter completely humbled by a Klitschko brother. Povetkin can`t be blamed for not trying, though. Despite Klitschko`s extensive clinching and leaning, the Russian kept on coming and eating the best left jab in the business time and time again. The end result was Povetkin being pummeled and thrown around for four knockdowns, but managing to finish the fight on his feet.
Povetkin is now 34 years old and had his chance against Klitschko. It seems to be time to go back to the drawing board and maybe wait for the King to retire. Look for Povetkin to take an easier fight and then up the competition again. Fans would like to see a rematch against Marco Huck, TBRB and Ring cruiserweight #1 contender, whom Povetkin beat in a barnburner by a majority decision in early 2012.
The Undisputed #3 Contender Tomasz Adamek (49-2, 29 KO)
The Polish former Ring Cruiserweight Champion ended up fighting only once in 2013, in August against trial horse Dominick Guinn, whom he outpointed over 10 rounds in Uncasville, Connecticut. Otherwise Adamek`s year was mired by an off-the-ring incident and fights not realized.
Early in the year, the Pole was involved in a peculiar car crash where he was suspected of DUI. Fortunately, nobody was injured in the accident. Talks of a possible top five showdown against Kubrat Pulev fell through in the spring when Adamek opted not to face the Bulgarian as a high risk- low reward alternative. In November he was slated to face up-and-comer Vyacheslav Glazkov, but fell ill on the week of the fight and had to pull out.
Adamek is a battle-weary 37 years old and has not shown much since suffering a beatdown at the hands of Vitali Klitschko in September 2011. Since then his most significant win is a split decision over Steve Cunningham in December 2012. If Adamek doesn`t secure a big fight soon, his best bet for a decent payday would be to fight his countrymen Mariusz Wach or Artur Szpilka in Poland and then call it a day.
TBRB #4, The Ring #5 Contender Tyson Fury (21-0, 15 KO)
The Tyson Fury Show continued in 2013 with the loudmouthed Brit rising steadily in the heavyweight rankings.
Early 2013 was marked by Fury going off on various Twitter rants. There were talks of a blockbuster All-British clash between Fury and David Price, but plans were quickly squashed by Tony Thompson, who knocked Price out twice in a row, crashing the Liverpoodlian`s market value. A fight with Kubrat Pulev was going to a purse bid in early June, but Fury, like Tomasz Adamek earlier in the year, wanted nothing to do with the dangerous Bulgarian.
Eventually Fury`s only fight in 2013 was his US debut in April. Former cruiserweight standout Steve Cunningham was picked as an opponent fresh off a split decision loss to Tomasz Adamek. The fight was staged at Madison Square Garden Theatre in New York. Fury didn`t let the public down with his raving and ranting during the build-up. In the ring, the 44 pounds lighter Cunningham knocked Fury off his feet in the 2nd round, but the Brit eventually wore the smaller man down, prevailing by KO 7.
In July David Haye and Tyson Fury signed on the dotted line, making one of the most anticipated fights of the year. Boxing fans were to be treated to two heavyweight megafights in consecutive weekends with Haye vs Fury and Klitschko vs Povetkin. The all-British event was first planned for late September but David Haye`s failing health undid the blockbuster. After the second postponement and Haye`s shoulder surgery, the fight was buried.
As of now, Tyson Fury hasn`t fought in eight months and is still without an opponent for his 8th February date. Probably someone will step up to the plate to collect the pounds Fury generates. Klitschko vs Fury will most likely not happen in 2014. The Champ`s interests lie elsewhere and the 25-year-old Brit wants no part of the dominating Champion just yet. Fury has time on his side.
The Ring #4, TBRB #6 Contender Bermane Stiverne (23-1-1, 20 KO)
The Haitian-born Canadian Bermane Stiverne has fought exactly twice since June 2011, but his lone contest in 2013 vaulted him into top ten contention and close to a shot at challenging for the Undisputed Heavyweight Championship.
The big win for Stiverne came in April, when he gloved up to face top ten contender Chris Arreola in Ontario, California. The Las Vegas-based Canadian surprised many by pocketing a clear-cut unanimous decision, knocking Arreola down and breaking his nose in the process. It was a huge triumph for the fighter whose biggest win before Arreola was KOing then-undefeated Kertson Manswell in January 2011.
Talks of a rematch with Arreola have reportedly been on and the winner might get a crack at Klitschko`s Undisputed Heavyweight Championship already in 2014. Matters will not be simple, though. Stiverne is currently in a legal battle with his promoter Don King, which spells trouble for upcoming year. At 35 years old, Stiverne doesn`t have too much time in his hands, he should pursue the big payday as soon as possible.
TBRB #5 Contender Tony Thompson (38-4, 26 KO)
The 42-year-old veteran had perhaps the most colourful year of all the top ten heavyweight contenders. The end of his career nearing and a second KO loss to Wladimir Klitschko behind him, Thompson took up the "have gloves, will travel" mentality in 2013. The veteran recreated himself as a premium trial horse who did not exactly fill the role he was planned to fill.
Thompson was supposed to be a big-name stepping stone for up-and-coming British heavyweight David Price when the two men touched gloves in a February match-up in Liverpool, England. What followed was a shock to Price`s handlers and the British boxing public. Thompson KOed the giant Brit in the 2nd round. With one punch the American showed that he is still a force to be reckoned with. Price believed the loss was a fluke and the rematch took place in July, again in Liverpool. This time the end came in a far more humiliating fashion, as Thompson rose from the canvas in the 2nd round and went on to slowly pummel gassed-out and confidence-deprived Price into submission in the 5th round.
The next European gig for Thompson was right around the corner. Kubrat Pulev was having serious trouble getting any name-fighter to step in the ring with him. Enter Thompson, whose market value had considerably risen due to the two upset stoppages over Price. The match took place in Schwerin, Germany only seven weeks after Price vs Thompson II. Thompson had some success in the early rounds, but the Bulgarian soon settled into his rhythm and wore the veteran down en route to a clear unanimous decision.
Even as a 42-year-old, Tony Thompson is a world-class fighter. The end of a successful career is nearing, though. As of now, Thompson doesn`t have a fight scheduled for 2014.
The Ring #6, TBRB #7 Contender Robert Helenius (19-0, 11 KO)
The career of undefeated 29-year-old Robert Helenius continued its slide in the wrong direction in 2013, as the Finn fought only once, outpointing British journeyman Michael Sprott in a March fight staged in Magdeburg, Germany. His rise towards the top of the division has begun to stall seriously, the result of continuous injury problems.
At the end of the year Helenius`s future became even more unclear. The fighter and his father Karl Helenius held a press conference in their home town of Porvoo, Finland, coming out publicly with serious accusations against Sauerland, the promoter of Helenius. The father and son claim that the promotional company engaged in foul play when Robert Helenius signed a deal with them back in 2007. Karl Helenius even went as far as saying he is going to file a criminal case against the promotional company. The bitter contract dispute keeps Robert Helenius out of the ring indefinitely before matters are settled at the negotiating table or in court.
The Ring #7, TBRB #8 Contender Christobal Arreola (36-3, 31 KO)
The California-based 32-year-old slugger Chris Arreola had an up-and-down 2013. In April, he was thoroughly schooled by Canadian Bermane Stiverne in Ontario, California. Stiverne outboxed and battered Arreola, knocking him down and breaking his nose in doing so. The loss dropped Arreola out of top ten contention.
The Californian wasn`t down and out for long. He got his chance at redemption in a crossroads fight against Seth Mitchell with both men`s careers on the line. In September Arreola entered the Indio, California ring with a vengeance, scoring a brutal KO 1 victory. The convincing win propelled the brawler back in the top ten and in the hunt for a Stiverne rematch, where the winner`s prize could be a shot at Wladimir Klitschko`s Undisputed Heavyweight Championship already in 2014.
The Ring #8 Contender Odlanier Solis (20-1, 13 KO)
One of the bigger underachievers of recent heavyweight history, Odlanier Solis continues to plod along with his career and peculiar Turkish promoter Ahmet Öner. The Cuban 2004 Olympic Champion undoubtedly has the talent to climb to the very top, so much so that The Ring Magazine is willing to rate him in the top ten even though he didn`t do much during the past year.
Solis fought twice in 2013, in March and July, beating nobodies Leif Larsen (UD 12) and Yakup Saglam (TKO 7) on cards staged in Berlin and Cuxhaven, Germany. Gone are the days when he disposed of Monte Barrett and Carl Davis Drumond in the span of five months back in 2009-10 and started promisingly against Vitali Klitschko before tearing up his knee in the first round of their March 2011 fight. Solis doesn`t have a fight scheduled in 2014 yet. His future as a top ten contender depends on his conditioning and Öner`s ability to get him in the ring with bigger names. That won`t be easy, because Solis is a high risk-low reward opponent with the skills to beat a lot of fighters, but lacking in drawing power.
TBRB #9 Contender Dereck Chisora (19-4, 13 KO)
The ever-entertaining Briton had a bounce-back year after losing three fights in a row to Robert Helenius, Vitali Klitschko and David Haye in 2011-12. His four 2013 fights kept him busy even though the opponents were not in the same universe as the three previous ones. That said, the wins still provided much-needed momentum for Chisora.
Chisora started his 2013 campaign in April, when he TKOed Hector Alfredo Avila in the 9th round. Then he engaged in two crossroads fights, first with unbeaten American Malik Scott (a peculiar TKO 6) in July and then against Kazakhstan-born German Edmund Gerber (TKO 5) in September. He capped the year off with a November TKO 3 victory over Ondrej Pala. All fights were staged in London.
During the last couple of years the 30-year-old Londoner has made a pretty good living by being willing to fight the big names and act crazily during the build-up to those fights. He is now hoping to establish himself as a more of a legitimate contender in the wide-open field behind Klitschko. For starters in 2014, Chisora has a date set for 15th February in Copper Box Arena, London, but the opponent is still missing.
The Ring #9 Contender Ruslan Chagaev (32-2-1, 20 KO)
The 35-year-old Uzbek, who back in 2009 fought for the vacant Ring Magazine Heavyweight Championship with Wladimir Klitschko, is still around, although no one expects him to be in the mix for truly big fights anymore. Chagaev may have lost a step, but he is still a threat to anyone not named Klitschko. That is why his name doesn`t come up when matchmaking is done for the up-and-comers of the division.
Chagaev stepped in the ring twice in 2013, stopping Mike Sheppard (KO 1) in Berlin and scoring a UD 12 win over Jovo Pudar on the undercard of Klitschko vs Povetkin in Moscow. He doesn`t have a fight scheduled for 2014 yet and the big paydays are most likely beyond the solid veteran.
TBRB #10 Contender Mike Perez (20-0, 12 KO)
The 28-year-old Cuban fighting out of Ireland is one of the more promising up-and comers in the heavyweight ranks. He gloved up twice in 2013, first beating trial horse Travis Walker by UD 10 on the undercard of Klitschko vs Pianeta in May.
Then came the fight with another rising contender, Russian slugger Magomed Abdusalamov. The HBO-televised showdown in Madison Square Garden Theatre in New York, on the undercard of Golovkin vs Stevens proved to be a crowd-pleasing war, but with grave consequences. Perez prevailed via a unanimous 10-round decision, but Abdusalamov suffered serious injuries that have left him with most likely permanent damage.
Ironically, the ill-fated Abdusalamov-fight vaulted Perez into top ten contention. Getting quickly back in action, the Cuban is now slated to face French-based Cameroonian Carlos Takam on 18th January on the undercard of Pascal vs Bute in Montreal, Canada.
The Ring #10 Contender Deontay Wilder (30-0, 30 KO)
The US boxing public is searching for the next great American heavyweight and many people are beginning to put their hopes on the wide shoulders of 28-year-old Olympic medal winner Deontay Wilder. The Alabama-based knockout artist has made a name for himself in the pro ranks by scoring 30 knockouts in a row, no small feat even if the opponents have been hand-picked.
Wilder fought four times in 2013, all quick exits. In January he disposed of Matthew Greer (TKO 2). In April on the undercard of Khan vs Diaz in Sheffield, England, it was former Olympic Champion Audley Harrison`s turn (KO 1). Former top ten contender, badly faded Siarhei Liakhovich fell in the first round in August and finally in October, Nicolai Firtha slept in the 4th round on the undercard of Hopkins vs Murat in the Boardwalk Hall ring in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Wilder seems to have considerable power in his fists and his market value is rapidly rising. He is still very untested, though. Step up in the level of competition is needed before he can be considered the real thing. In late 2013 Wilder was linked to several of the other top ten heavyweights, including Chris Arreola and Dereck Chisora, but nothing as of yet has come to fruition in a form of a scheduled fight.
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Natural-gas futures jumped on Wednesday, set for their highest close since June 2011, and prices may still have quite a rally ahead.
February natural gas was last at $4.68 per million British thermal units, up 24.5 cents, or 5.5%, on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It was set for highest settlement in about 2 and a half years, FactSet data, tracking the most-active contracts, show.
"With tight fundamentals, $5 gas is not impossible," analysts at Citi said in a note Wednesday. Natural-gas futures haven't closed at $5 or above since mid-2010.
Strong demand is expected to push gas inventories to very low levels with cold weather lingering, the Citi analysts said, adding that the end of March level is expected to fall to 1.256 trillion cubic feet. As of the week ended Jan. 10, they stood at 2.530 trillion cubic feet, down 443 billion cubic feet from the five-year average, according to data from the Energy Information Administration.
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Tasmania, formerly Van Diemen's Land, island state of Australia. It lies about 150 miles (240 km) south of the state of Victoria, from which it is separated by the relatively shallow Bass Strait. Structurally, Tasmania constitutes a southern extension of the Great Dividing Range. The state comprises a main island called Tasmania; Bruny Island, nestling close to the southeastern coast of the main island; King and Flinders islands in Bass Strait; numerous smaller islands off the coast of the main island; and subantarctic Macquarie Island, about 900 miles (1,450 km) to the southeast. The main island is roughly heart-shaped, with a maximum length and width of about 200 miles (320 km), and its latitude and climate are broadly comparable to those of northern California and northwestern Spain. With an area slightly larger than that of Sri Lanka, Tasmania is the smallest of Australia's states. Hobart is the state capital.
The state owes its name to the Dutch navigator-explorer Abel Janszoon Tasman, who in 1642 became the first European to discover the island. Until 1856, however, the island was known as Van Diemen's Land, named for Anthony van Diemen, the governor of the Dutch East Indies who had sent Tasman on his voyage of exploration. The island of Tasmania contains some of the most spectacular mountain, lake, and coastal scenery in the country, and much of its land is protected in national parks and reserves. The state also produces a major portion of Australia's hydroelectric power and possesses a great diversity of natural resources. Nevertheless, Tasmania has remained among the poorest of Australia's states, with a steadily decreasing share of the country's population. Although insularity renders much of its political, economic, and social life distinctive, proximity to Melbourne and air travel make Tasmania less isolated and more cosmopolitan than is often assumed in other Australian states. Area 26,410 square miles (68,401 square km). Population (2016) 509,965.
Tasmania is essentially a mountainous island. In the west, where the highest peak on the island, Mount Ossa, reaches 5,305 feet (1,617 metres), the landscape comprises several parallel northwest-southeast ridges and valleys. Eastward lies a series of plateaus at various elevations; the highest point is Ben Lomond in the northeast, which rises to 5,161 feet (1,573 metres) at Legges Tor. But the dominant feature of Tasmanian geography is the glaciated, lake-studded Central Plateau, bounded on the north and east by a 2,000-foot (610-metre) fault scarp and sloping gently southeastward from 3,500 to 2,000 feet (1,070 to 610 metres). Much of the east is made up of a low, dissected plateau averaging about 1,200 feet (370 metres). Extensive plains are confined to the far northwest, the lower South Esk River valley, and the northeast. The Bass Strait islands represent outliers of the northern coastal platforms. Fossil-laden cliffs on the northern shore of Tasmania and on Maria Island off the eastern coast indicate areas that once lay beneath the sea. Conversely, postglacial submergence in the southeast has produced one of the finest examples of a drowned coastline.
There are two major river systems in Tasmania—the Derwent in the southeast and the South Esk in the northeast. Many smaller systems, especially in the western region, flow to the west coast. The Central Plateau is studded with more than 4,000 lakes in a landscape similar to that of northern Canada and Finland; almost all, including Great Lake, are shallow. Lake St. Clair, the deepest lake in Australia (reaching more than 700 feet [215 metres]), is a piedmont lake similar to the lakes of northern Italy. Several of the state's lakes, notably Lake King William, are artificial reservoirs created as a part of hydroelectric power development.
Most Tasmanian soils are leached, acidic, poorly drained, high in humus, and low in fertility. Least fertile and most extensive are the soils of the west and northeast, especially the moor peats. Fertile areas occur extensively in the northwest and locally elsewhere, notably in the northeast and southeast. Brown earths occupy the drier areas east of the Central Plateau; black earths, the southeast; and alluvial soils, the narrow valley floors to the east. Other fertile soils are those of former swamps in the far northwest and the Bass Strait islands.
Tasmania, located in the midlatitude westerly wind belt and dominated by southern maritime air masses, generally enjoys a moist, equable climate, with mild to warm summers, mild winters in most settled areas, and rain during all seasons. However, the southwest has much rugged weather, and the southeast can suffer drought. Collision between tropical air masses—in summer from the continent and in spring and autumn from the eastern Tasmanian coast—and the mountainous surface results in greater climatic variety than in other parts of Australia. Annual precipitation, seasonal moisture deficiencies, and temperatures range widely and irregularly across the state. Average annual precipitation exceeds 100 inches (2,500 mm) on the western ranges and declines eastward to less than 20 inches (510 mm) in some places; along the north coast it exceeds 30 inches (760 mm) in all locations. The seasonal incidence in the north and west is greatest in winter, and in the south and east it is greatest in spring. Summer rainfall may vary markedly from year to year, especially in the drier east. Mean January temperatures are higher in the north and east than elsewhere, reaching 64 °F (18 °C) at Launceston; mean July temperatures are 46 to 49 °F (8 tο 9 °C) in all coastal stations, declining sharply with elevation.
Plant and animal life
In general, the wettest areas have temperate rainforests, largely of beech or myrtle; areas having 30 to 60 inches (760 to 1,520 mm) of precipitation annually support good-quality eucalypt forests, and the drier areas carry poor-quality eucalypt forests or savanna woodland. In certain areas, particularly in the forests of the south and southwest, an almost impenetrable thicket known as horizontal scrub develops. This is caused by the growth of a remarkable small tree called the horizontal (Anodopetalum biglandulosum). The slender trunk of the tree falls over under its own weight, and from it branches arise that behave in the same way. On the mountain plateaus are found many plants having subantarctic affinities. These include Tasmania's only deciduous tree or shrub, the myrtle beech, and certain cushion plants. Rainforests would be more widespread in the absence of fires, most of which are caused by natural forces. There are softwood plantations in the Fingal and Scottsdale areas and inland from the northwest coast. Other vegetation zones include the sedge land along the west coast, the high moorlands, and the coastal heaths of the far northwest, the far northeast, and the Bass Strait islands.
Animal life is virtually absent from the true rainforests but abounds in the extensive eucalypt forests. Birds include honeyeaters, black jays, masked plovers, black magpies, black cockatoos, and various parrots. Among the mammals are wallabies, brushtail and ringtail possums, and marsupial carnivores—the various "native cats," including the spotted-tailed and eastern quoll, and the Tasmanian devil. The thylacine (Tasmanian tiger) became extinct in the 1930s. The sedge land and moorlands are distinctive for wombats, and the coastal heaths for green rosellas, platypuses, and short-nosed echidnas.
Population composition
Within Australia, the population of Tasmania has a distinctive composition both by birthplace and by ethnic heritage. Of all the states, Tasmania has the highest proportion born in Australia—nearly nine-tenths of the population—and the lowest proportion born elsewhere in the world. The majority of the residents are of British descent. However, non-British immigration has increased since the late 20th century, though it is not as pronounced as in other states.
The ethnic origins of the population are reflected in religious affiliations. Compared with Australia as a whole, Tasmania has long had a greater proportion of Anglicans and a smaller proportion of Roman Catholics, although the latter community grew somewhat after World War II. Among the smaller religious groups to have had long-term strength in Tasmania are the Society of Friends (Quakers), Dutch Calvinists, Brethren, and various other autonomous groups. In tandem with trends in the rest of the country, however, the number of Tasmanians adhering to no specific religion has continued to rise, and the strength of traditional churches has continued to decline.
Settlement patterns
The inhospitable terrain of much of Tasmania naturally has had much influence on settlement patterns. The nomadic original Tasmanians have left a few archaeological traces, including geometric designs on exposed rock surfaces and evidence of cremations and corroborees, or ceremonial gatherings. European settlers have left their imprint largely through economic activity—in the mining settlements of the west, in the intensive cropping or dairying of the northern coastal belt and the southeast lowlands, and in the dryland sheep farming of most of the eastern sector. The uninhabited southwestern part of the island, one of the three great temperate wilderness areas remaining in the Southern Hemisphere, collectively was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1982.
Historically, the pattern of rural settlement has differed by region, with contrasts stemming from farm size and the length of settlement. In general, the older settled areas, including the midlands between Launceston and Hobart, the central north, the east coast, and the southeast, had larger properties, dispersed homesteads, buildings often built of stone or brick, some Georgian architecture, and nucleated villages laid out on a grid. Areas with more precipitation that have been settled since 1850, chiefly the northwest, the northeast, and the Huon River valley region, generally had small farms, buildings mostly of weatherboard, and houses and villages mainly aligned narrowly along roads. Villages in all areas typically had a post office and store, as well as a primary school, public hall, church, service station, and transport services.
Although the state has remained somewhat less urbanized than its mainland counterparts, Tasmania's cities and metropolitan areas have been growing rapidly, exhibiting a dispersed pattern of peripheral growth in three major urban regions. The state capital, Hobart, at the foot of Mount Wellington on the Derwent estuary, is a major port and the leading industrial centre. It is also the metropolitan focus for the southeast, the upper Derwent, the Central Plateau, the midlands south of Oatlands, and the east coast south of Swansea. Launceston, at the head of the Tamar River valley, is a secondary administrative centre and the hub of the state's transport network; it is also the home of several important engineering industries. Its sphere of influence extends westward to Deloraine and incorporates the entire north and northeast. The third region centres on both Burnie and Devonport and includes the northwest and the west coast (Queenstown and Rosebery area). Regional pride has always been an extremely potent force in Tasmanian life and politics.
Demographic trends
Tasmania has long maintained a higher birth rate than most other states. Birth rates have generally been lower in the cities than in the smaller towns and rural areas. Death rates have remained fairly constant. Infant mortality rates in Tasmania are roughly comparable to the Australian average.
After World War II Tasmania experienced in-migration from other states and overseas, but since about 1960 the out-migration resumed to the mainland, consisting primarily of young people entering the workforce. This has been accompanied by a pronounced internal rural-to-urban migration, largely because of the increasing scale of farming and the mechanization of agriculture. Tasmania thus differs from the mainland in having the smallest proportion of population in the labour force and the lowest growth rate of any state. A drop in birth rate in the late 20th century indeed brought Tasmania's population growth to a halt by 2000, though the number of births increased slightly in the early 21st century.
Because more than two-fifths of the island—comprising areas in the west and the south—is too rugged and too wet for agriculture, the population is largely confined to the northern and the southeastern regions, which are connected to an isolated cluster of settlements on the west coast by the sparsely settled midlands. Hobart and the surrounding area has nearly two-fifths of the state's population, while most of the remainder of Tasmania's residents are distributed more or less equally between the greater Launceston and Burnie-Devonport areas. No other Australian state has had a population so evenly distributed between the capital city, other urban centres, and rural areas; the nearest equivalent has been Queensland. However, increased urbanization after 1950 modified this pattern.
Tasmania possesses mineral, forest, water, and tourist resources. It has a diversity of economic activity and fairly stable labour relations. Its economy, however, suffers markedly from the small scale of much of its resource base, from restricted local markets, and from problems of transport to external markets. Various official agencies have sought to foster manufacturing growth by providing financial and other assistance. The state government also is active in promoting tourism and trade. From the 1970s the number of jobs in the primary (agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining) and secondary (manufacturing and processing) sectors has steadily declined, with the tertiary (services) sector emerging as the state's dominant employer.
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing
Agriculture, forestry, and fishing rank small in terms of their total contribution to the state economy and employ a comparably small proportion of the workforce. The sector, however, is a significant producer of export commodities. Although the state's cool temperate climate favours agriculture, the mountainous terrain and generally poor soils largely confine arable farming to the southeast, north, and northwest. Roughly one-fourth of Tasmania's area is agricultural land, almost all of which is used for grazing; nevertheless, crops contribute almost half of the total value of agricultural production. Since the late 20th century, there has been a trend to reduce the number of farms and land under cultivation, owing in part to an increase in land used for timber plantations; more striking has been the reduction of employment in the agricultural sector. Meanwhile, productivity has greatly increased, largely as a result of improved water management and technical and entrepreneurial skills. Seasonal irrigation, mainly spray for crops and some pasture, is used on many farms.
Beef production, dairy farming, and the raising of sheep (for wool and meat) form the largest component of the state's agricultural activity. Sheep raising is important in the eastern third of the state (north of Hobart), where larger farms prevail. Cattle raising is prominent in the north and northwest. Wheat and barley are the major grains and are used primarily for stock feed; oil poppies, used for pharmaceutical purposes, also are a significant broad-acre crop. Production of vegetables—especially potatoes, onions, carrots, and legumes—is concentrated in the north and northwest. Fruit production is strongest farther to the south, with apples retaining some of their traditional salience. Berries and stone fruits (cherries, apricots, plums, peaches, and nectarines) are also notable. Since the 1980s, viticulture has emerged as a major activity. Lavender, peppermint, and boronia are important for their essential oils.
Forestry and the processing associated with it have long figured significantly in Tasmania's economy. The western forests contain excellent hardwoods and pulpwoods, while the drier, poor-quality eastern forests yield wood for chips. Although timber production from hardwoods declined in the 1970s and '80s, the industry had regained strength by the early 21st century to account for nearly one-fifth of the country's total annual hardwood yield. The production of softwood timber has also greatly expanded, as has wood-chip production, with Tasmania providing a substantial proportion of the country's export of the commodity.
Fishing also has increased significantly since the early 1990s, with most of the catch being shipped to the mainland and to overseas markets. Abalone and rock lobster are the primary products of open-water fisheries, while salmon is the focus of a rapidly expanding aquaculture industry. In addition, Tasmanian fisheries produce other shellfish (including crab) and various finfish, such as wrasse and needlefish.
Resources and power
Mineral production fluctuates with market conditions. Demand for zinc, lead, silver, and gold has been fairly steady, but markets for other metals have proved to be less stable. Around the turn of the 21st century, however, the overall mineral-production industry strengthened, reaffirming its importance to Tasmania's economy. Major deposits include iron ore at Savage River; lead, zinc, and silver at Williamsford and Rosebery; copper at Mount Lyell near Queenstown; gold at Beaconsfield, Henty, and Mount Lyell; and tin at Renison Bell. Other products of mining include silica flour, extracted at Corinna; kaolin, mined at various locations; and limestone, drawn primarily from a large reserve at Railton. Coal from the Fingal Rivulet valley is used, though on a small scale, in manufacturing industries.
Tasmania has been notably active in renewable energy production, with these sources constituting up to nine-tenths of its total power supply. Hydroelectric generators supply the bulk of the state's energy needs; power stations are located in the River Derwent valley and elsewhere in central and western Tasmania, where precipitation is heavy but well-distributed and the terrain is rugged. Wind farms have operated intermittently in the state since 2002, and there has been growing interest in establishing wind power as a major source of energy. Significant investment has also been made since 2000 to pipe natural gas from the Australian mainland to provide a supplemental source of energy; the state was also linked to the national electricity grid.
Although the contribution of manufacturing to the state economy has declined from previous times, it still is a significant share. Production and processing of minerals and metals furnishes nearly half of the total value of Tasmania's exports. Another one-third of export value is split about equally between food products (especially meat and dairy), including beverages, and wood and paper products.
Tasmania's few large industries include an electrolytic refinery, which treats zinc concentrates; aluminum, ferromanganese, and silicomanganese plants; and a cement plant. There are also mills that produce pulp, paper, and wood chips. Other important industries include meat, dairy, and seafood processing; manufacture of aluminum catamarans and of machinery; vegetable processing; and chocolate production. Although the construction industry has tended to fluctuate with economic conditions, it has remained a significant component of the Tasmanian economy, typically employing nearly as high a proportion of the state's workforce as agriculture, forestry, and fishing. Beyond construction, the manufacturing sector supplies about another 10 percent of Tasmania's jobs.
The service sector has grown slowly but steadily in the early 21st century to contribute the major share of the state's economy and to provide nearly three-fourths of its employment. Trade—both wholesale and retail—constitutes the largest of the service activities, employing roughly one-fifth of the Tasmanian workforce; health services employs about another one-tenth.
Tourism, including hotels, restaurants, and cultural and recreational services, also accounts for about one-tenth of Tasmanian employment. With the state's natural environment as its primary attraction, the sector has undergone rapid expansion since the end of the 20th century. The overwhelming majority of visitors are from elsewhere in Australia, especially the states of Victoria and New South Wales; most overseas tourists come from the United Kingdom or the United States.
Transportation and telecommunications
Given its island setting and dispersed development, transportation is especially important to Tasmania. The settled areas have an extensive network of good-quality roads. In 1975 control of the state's railways was transferred to the federal government, and in 1978 regular passenger services ceased. By the early 21st century, rail transport had largely become a private enterprise, offering primarily freight service. The state government operates a passenger ferry service on Bass Strait between Devonport and Melbourne. Ferries and passenger ships also operate between Tasmania and Bruny, Maria, and Flinders islands. Most interstate travel is by air. Of Tasmania's airports, only the one at Hobart is equipped to handle international flights. Hobart also is the state hub for domestic traffic. Launceston accommodates less passenger travel but moves most of the freight. Regular air services also operate from Devonport, Wynyard, King Island, and Flinders Island. Of the four major deepwater seaports, Launceston is the busiest, handling about one-third of Tasmania's trade. The ports at Hobart, Burnie, and Devonport share the bulk of the remainder; port administration is decentralized. Minor seaports include Port Latta, King Island, and Flinders Island.


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