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Today the Los Angeles city council voted 13-0 for an ordinance that was widely viewed as an effort to block Walmart's effort to open a grocery store in Chinatown.
The only problem? The ordinance won't actually stop the Chinatown location from opening at all. All the necessary permits for the location were already quietly approved at 4:30 pm yesterday. [ more › ]
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The Los Angeles City Council is expected to vote on an ordinance Wednesday that would ban pet stores from selling dogs, cats and rabbits unless the animals came from non-profit rescue organizations or city animal shelters.
Despite efforts by L.A. City Council members to throw up roadblocks, retail giant Wal-Mart has secured the construction permits needed to open its 33,000-square foot grocery in Chinatown, city officials said Friday.
Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy (LAANE) is the group spear heading the protest of the small neighborhood style grocery store that Walmart wants to open. I am familiar with the market as I have seen them in Las Vegas where th...
An ordinance that will be put to a vote Tuesday during the Los Angeles City Council meeting could halt plans for a Wal-Mart to open in Chinatown. [ more › ]
As unions and community groups dig in to stop Wal-Mart from opening a grocery store in Chinatown, the retailing giant is scheduled to open a Panorama City store Friday morning with little outcry. Los Angeles' first Wal-Mart Neighbor...


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Q. We currently are using spray guns where we can only control the KV and not the micro amps and are having a problem with the film thickness of a particular polyolefin powder. The data sheet says we need to set spraying at 5-15 micro amps and the voltage at 100 kV or, on our type of gun, 30-50 kV. Before I invest in a new spray gun, I would like to read your comments. We are trying to achieve a film thickness of ±250 microns, and the only way we are able get there is to hot-flock spray the parts, which adds cost. L.N.
A. It is hard to achieve that much film build with a thermoplastic coating and negative charge without heating the part. Thermoplastic powder can be hard to apply with a negative charge because it does not take on electrons very well. I am surprised that you cannot adjust the amps to help overcome the charging characteristics of the powder. You should speak with your gun supplier about your options for adjustment or other guns with the needed flexibility. Another gun may be the answer, but you should try before you buy. It may still be hard to get the film you need without preheating the part. Double coating is the only other option I can think of that may help get that film build.

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Auto major General Motors has invited agencies for
a creative pitch. The news comes even as the company is involved in identifying its media agency.
Quite a few agencies are in the fray. However, their names could not be ascertained. The incumbent creative agency is Enterprise Nexus.
The pitch process will start in the first week of August. Understandably, the participating agencies are looking forward to the pitch since General Motors is a prestigious and substantial piece of business.
General Motors India has recently launched a new variant of its multi-utility vehicle Chevrolet Tavera and a special edition of Opel Corsa 1.4 Elite.
GM India is a wholly owned subsidiary of US-based General Motors Corporation. The company's portfolio includes Chevrolet Optra, Chevrolet Tavera, Opel Corsa, Opel Corsa Sail and Opel Swing. While these cars are manufactured at its facility in Halol, Gujarat, the company also sells the imported Opel Vectra and Chevrolet Forester.
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Dakota Johnson has begun her transformation into Fifty Shades of Grey heroine Anastasia Steele by dying her lovely blonde locks brown.
And this means we can officially get very excited.
The previously-blonde actress, who is best known for her supporting roles in The Social Network and The Five Year Engagement, debuted her new look on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, where she can be seen biting her thumb as she cowers in the arms of the ever-so seductive Mr Grey actor Jamie Dornan. He's got a grey tie suggestively wrapped around his hand and looks like a total babe (if slightly aggressive).
Kinky author EL James announced the news that 24-year-old Johnson would be starring in the film alongside the Brit actor via Twitter in September .
And ever since we've been waiting excitedly for the moment we'd get to see them together - because that means the film is really definitely happening and it will really definitely be happening very soon (production will begin in Vancouver in December, to be precise).
Dakota told EW that securing the role as the world's favourite virginal student has meant she's had to start seriously working out.
"Obviously, I want to look good naked," she said. "I totally understand now why people exercise, because it kind of f***ing feels awesome."
But former Calvin Klein model Dornan didn't feel any pressure.
"I'm a fairly worldly guy," says Dornan. "I grew up in a very liberal place. I'm not saying we had a playroom, but I'm not shocked by [the sex in the book]. It's essential to tell the story. I can't believe films that don't invoke the sexual side of it. So it works for me."
The kinky flick is set to hit the big screen next August - until then we'll just have to re-read the book and look at their photos.


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I remember growing up and losing myself in M.C. Eshers' work. Now I get to walk around in it?? Unbelievable! Totally love this. Below you'll find the intro to my Fragments of Euclid series. I will be doing two more episodes.https://www.youtube.com/embed/UCqu6PQhyao
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I absolutely loved this! The world is enchanting and the music is on point--such a wonderful way to kick back and relax after a long, hard day. Quick question... Is there a way to reset the world without uninstalling?


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What does TWIN mean in Religion?
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Kirbyville downs Central Heights in extra innings
Updated 11:09 pm, Friday, May 16, 2014
The Kirbyville Wildcats stayed alive for one more day.
After losing game one of the regional semi-finals to Central Heights, Kirbyville forced a game three with a 6-5 extra-inning win on Friday night.
Kirbyville would come out in the first inning showing just how bad they wanted the win. After the first two batters walked, pitcher Jackson Gore would hit rip a single down the third baseline to load the bases. Rhett Allday would sit on a 3-0 hitters count and take the next strike long over the right field fence for a grand slam.
Corey Fontenot would score from third on a wild pitch to cap the huge first inning, as the Wildcats held a 5-0 lead.
Central Heights would make some pitching adjustments over the next few innings and kept Kirbyville off the bags. Then the Blue Devils began to rally in the top of the fourth inning. Gore would walk three batters to load the bases and allowed P.R. Johnson to steal home on a wild pitch. A single by Sam Haley would load the bases again for the Blue Devils, but Gore was able to work his way out of the jam with a strikeout to end the side.
Central Heights scored two more runs in the top of the fifth with Gore showing signs of wearing down as he walked his seventh batter of the night to lead off the inning. Brent Thomas drove in two runs with a stand up double with two outs to pull the Blue Devils within two runs, 5-3. They would add another run in the top of the sixth to close the gap even further with a Zach Johnson RBI double that slipped past the shortstop.
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Google StreetView, it transpires, did not scoop up private data from wireless networks by accident. The system included a bit of code called "gstumbler" which was expressly designed to rake in what it could. The people at Google's core apparently had no idea this was going on, and indeed it seems Google never used the data for anything or even had plans to do so - although given the frankly slipshod investigation of the issue, in the UK at least, it's a bit optimistic to suggest we know that for certain. But Google says it didn't, and David Cameron's government, which knows the company quite well, evidently feels it would be impolite to pry.
That might be because Mr Cameron is very eager to get his hands on exactly this sort of data himself. The Communications Capabilities Development Programme the Coalition is advancing is a rehash of Gordon Brown's Intercept Modernisation Programme, the failed Snooper's Charter against which the Conservatives spoke passionately while in opposition. It would allow the government to gather data from everyone who uses digital communications, all the time: who contacted whom, from where, and at what time. It wouldn't actually provide access to the content of those communications - that would still need a warrant - but in a strange way content is actually less important than metadata, at least at a macro level. Never mind that you can, as a matter of reality, put together a great deal of personal information about an individual from fragments of data about their online movements and calling habits; that is intrusive and can be very spooky - as when your online supermarket deduces that you're probably pregnant or trying to be from your recent web history and starts quietly recommending appropriate products - but it's not the whole story.
At the heart of both democracy and capitalism is a simple assumption that across the board people make free and relatively rational decisions; that we are, to borrow a medical term, Gillick Competent. Google's key tenet is that more available information makes us better at these decisions, and indeed makes us better people. The company's mission is to make the world's information accessible and useful - to make money thereby, sure, but ultimately to improve the world. It's about empowerment through access. But that throws up a dilemma for Google, a genuine fractureline in its core identity. Google's revenue comes from targeted ads. On the one hand, that could be as simple as connecting a buyer and a seller in an equal and even exchange. But there is a thing called 'choice architecture', and a field of expertise called 'behavioural economics', and these disciplines make the situation much less simple, because they deal in the business of influencing decisionmaking, and they are made possible essentially by access to large amounts of data about how and when and where people do things; all the data, in fact, that Google - and various other sites including Facebook - collect as a matter of course.
Choice architecture has recently become popular in some political circles as a way of getting the general population to accept things they ought to want, but which for some reason they don't. Organ donation is the obvious example; if it were made the default option, very few people would bother to carry a card asserting that their organs could not be used in the event of their death, and the perpetual shortage of transplant donors would get a lot less fraught. But that wouldn't be a decision; it would be the path of least resistance. And there are a lot of issues like that. At what point does this friendly nudging towards what we ought to want become control? At what point, actually, have we abdicated democracy in favour of a species of blurred technocracy? (In fairness: to what extent do we have genuine democratic choice now?)
I dislike this model intensely; it seems to create an electorate which is never required to think seriously and never has to balance one priority with another - an electorate which is infantilised and malleable.
So Google's dilemma is that on the one hand its ambition is to improve mankind by empowerment, while on the other it survives - flourishes - by providing a service which potentially becomes more disempowering as it gets more accurate.
David Cameron is to a certain extent in a similar position; he is bound to a dream of personal responsibility, but as the head of government he desperately wants to get things done. A vast trove of behavioural data would be breathtakingly valuable in this respect, telling him when to launch a given sort of initiative - a study of Twitter posts has shown a mood cycle through the week; that information in concert with habits of buying and reading news could yield hard insights into when we are at our most persuadable and how to approach us before ever we come to a well-framed decision point. The applications are clever and subtle, and the more information you have, the more fine-grained it is, the more you know and can achieve.
This is where the rubber meets the road on privacy; it's not simply the legitimate concern about a Peeping Tom state or nosy multinationals, or the right of the individual to conduct business, pleasure, and discourse without being monitored - although I personally regard those as serious and valid objections to the frenzy of data-gathering presently under weigh. There is a serious complementary issue of the creation of a society which is predicated on loaded choices offered to a placidly compliant populace.
There is an argument on that score which I find compelling: that if such information is to be gathered, it should be considered the property of the members of the public it describes, and made accessible to them so that they can also make use of it to understand their own behaviour and move - in a genuinely democratic and self-willed way - in a direction of their own choosing. The data sets would obviously have to be stripped of their overt identifying features - IP addresses and so on - to prevent abuse. The extraordinary potential for a better understanding of our collective choices and therefore an improvement of our ability to make good decisions is as appealing as its opposite is repellent.
The alternative is the creation of a broader Verpixelungsrecht - the German right to be removed from online images to protect one's private life - and the creation of proper, enforceable safeguards for Internet users requiring minimum standards of data control for users. Such regulation would shatter the business models of sites like Facebook, which is premised on a data-for-usage arrangement. There are also, as Jeff Jarvis points out, implications for the health of public space.
Whatever we choose, the discussion should be loud and wide. It should happen in public, not as an aside while David Cameron struggles with the Greek debt and the unacknowledged reality that a collapse of the Euro, so delightful to some in his party, would be ruinously expensive for Britain. The economy is vital, but it's not the only show in town - and this issue is too important to be decided backstage.


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What does SIE mean in Universities?
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Systems and Industrial Engineering
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"We are still the greatest nation on the face of the earth. Our difference has made us prosperous; it has made us free." – Julaine Appling
The Aviation Heritage Center was the venue for the Sheboygan Falls "Let's Do Lunch" seminar hosted by Wisconsin Family Action. President Julaine Appling spoke to a group of 40, passionately affirming the foundation of family, the need for people/churches to be politically involved, and the work WFA has been involved in over the past year and currently.
You can listen to Julaine's speech by clicking HERE.
Jake Jacobs, Ph.D., former college history professor, author, and professional speaker, guided attendees through the nation's history stating "All 50 states acknowledge God in their constitutions as the source of life and liberty." Jacobs reiterated the history of the Wisconsin Constitution and some of the founding father's views on morality and government.
Dr. Jacob's speech can be heard by clicking HERE.
Wisconsin Family Action hosts "Let's Do Lunch" seminars throughout the state of Wisconsin. Check out our schedule on our website HERE to watch for one being held in a community near you. You may also follow us on Facebook and Twitter @WIFamilyAction!
NOTE: Dr. Jake Jacob's is the author of Mobocracy: "This is what Democracy looks like!", a book that describes the devastating effects of the mob mentality/Occupy Movement. You can view information regarding his book HERE.


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Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) in broad terms, means an unusually severe sensitivity or allergy-like reaction to many different kinds of pollutants. Multiple chemical sensitivity, unlike true allergies – where the underlying mechanisms of the problem are relatively well understood and widely accepted, is generally regarded as "idiopathic". That means that it has no known mechanism of causation and its processes are not fully understood. Bio-Touch is a wonderful healing touch technique which can be used in conjunction with standard medical care to help alleviate the numerous symptoms associated with chemical sensitivities, including burning eyes, wheezing, fatigue, headaches, poor memory, runny nose, sore throat, rashes and digestive upsets. Specifically, the metabolism and poison sets of points on the body are lightly touched, along with any local areas of discomfort, to help reduce the symptoms related to chemical sensitivities. Although it may not be possible to completely eliminate all the symptoms of sensitivities, people who use Bio-Touch on a consistent basis have found that they have a much better quality of life.
To start learning Bio-Touch as a healing touch therapy, simply become a member of our non-profit network. This $18 membership entitles you to a free copy of our training eBook, which is normally a $49 value. This forty-eight page eBook teaches you exactly how to use Bio-Touch as a healing touch technique to reduce the symptoms of chemical sensitivities.
We, at Bio-Touch, understand that not all healing touch therapies are the same. If you have any questions that you would like for us to answer prior to becoming a member, please call, e-mail, or send us a live chat message. Once you join the Bio-Touch community and learn this simple hands-on healing technique, you will discover for yourself how powerful it is.
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THE Waterlooville Motorcycle Club is again hosting its Old Fossils Classic Bike Run.
It takes place at Horndean Technology College this weekend and is in aid of The Rowans Hospice, the Rosemary Foundation and Hounds for Heroes.
There will be live 1950s and 1960s music from the band Forever Young on Saturday night from 7.30pm. Tickets are £10.
The bike run covers 50 miles and also leaves from the college. Riders set off on Sunday morning.
Go to waterlooville-mcc.co.uk or call Mike Bowley 01730 261991.


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- What is Business Aviation?
- Membership
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Recent NPNG Campaign Highlights
TV Ads
- Nationwide placement on ABC's This Week With George Stephanopoulos and FOX News Sunday.
- Advertising on NBC's Meet the Press and CBS's Face the Nation in select markets.
- Washington, DC-area cable television networks, including FOX, CNN, CNBC and MSNBC.
View the TV ad at www.noplanenogain.org.
TV Interview Hits 150 Markets
NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen's interview with First Business was broadcast to 150 television affiliates nationwide, including those in New York, Los Angeles, Washington, DC and other large media markets.
View a video clip at www.nbaa.org/videos/first-business.
TV Ads at FBOs Nationwide
Through a partnership with JetSet Media, NPNG's TV ad is broadcast through digital displays positioned at 82 fixed base operators (FBOs) nationwide. To view the FBO ad, visit www.nbaa.org/videos/jetset-media.
Newspaper Ads
- The Wall Street Journal
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A copy of the ad is featured on the inside back cover of this Insider supplement.
Q&A Helps Quantify a Flight Department's Value
A new question-and-answer guide, assembled by NBAA's Corporate Aviation Management Committee and available on NBAA's web site, provides answers to the most common questions about a company's use of its aircraft. View this resource on NBAA's web site at www.nbaa.org/news/backgrounders.
Special Insider Advocacy Editions
NPNG and other initiatives by NBAA to speak clearly about the value of business aviation are detailed in special advocacy-focused supplements to the March/April and May/June editions of Business Aviation Insider (like this one). View the advocacy supplements online at www.nbaa.org/insider.
NPNG Twitter Feed
Using Twitter, NPNG "tweets" each day about the latest news, commentary, video clips, blog entries and other places where the real story of business aviation is being told. Follow and tweet, using the No Plane No Gain Twitter feed at twitter.com/noplanenogain.
NBAA Calls on JetBlue to Pull Online Ad 'Stunt'
When JetBlue Airways posted Internet ads deriding business aviation, NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen called on the carrier to pull the ads, saying they were "nothing more than an attention-grabbing stunt to fill airline seats by maligning the people and businesses who spend billions with your airline and others each year." View Bolen's letter to JetBlue's CEO at www.nbaa.org/news/jetblue.
Senators Praise Business Aviation
Kansas Senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts wrote to the White House and took to the Senate floor to praise business aviation's value to the national interest. View a video clip at www.nbaa.org/videos/brownback.


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Supply Pod July/August 2016 Spoiler #2 + Coupon!
We have the latest spoiler for the July/August Supply Pod! Supply Pod recently announced their Warp Speed Pod which will include gear and goodies inspired by Star Trek. Here's a look at one of the items:
The upcoming Warp Speed Pod will feature Issue #59 of the IDW's hit 'Star Trek' series with EXCLUSIVE artwork created by artist Tony Shasteen. The artwork will only found on issues in the Warp Speed Supply Pods.
And in case you missed it, here's more information about the July/August theme, open to subscriptions now:
More about this new box from Supply Pod: "Set your phasers to stun, as we get ready to engage at WARP SPEED for our July/August Supply Pod. We're celebrating with gear and goodies inspired by Star Trek!"
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IMMIGRATION officials in South Africa have arrested an unregistered Zimbabwean cross-border transport operator for smuggling 19 undocumented children into the country.
Never Tshuma, 33, of Emakhandeni in Bulawayo was intercepted on Sunday while attempting to traffick the youngsters through an undesignated crossing point at the Beitbridge Border Post.
The children – aged between two and 17 – were deported and taken to a Save the Children UK reception facility at the border town.
Fifteen of them were said to be from Bulawayo while the remaining four were from Gwanda and Gokwe.
Officer commanding police in Beitbridge District, Chief Superintendent Lawrence Chinhengo said Tshuma will soon appear in court on charges of breaching the Immigration Act.
"He was intercepted by South African immigrations officials while trying to get the minors out of the border yard," Chinhengo said, adding that a second suspect had managed to flee in a Gauteng-registered Toyota Quantum that was being used in the trafficking.
"Our preliminary investigations indicate that the driver brought the children from Bulawayo and on arrival in Beitbridge, he then helped them illegally cross the border into South Africa," he said.
Tshuma is believed to have trafficked the children, some of them on school holidays, at the request of their parents who are either residing in South Africa or have relatives living there.
Superintendent Chinhengo cautioned parents against entrusting their children to cross border transporters, better known as omalayitsha.
"We believe omalayitsha are part of human trafficking syndicates targeting specifically, vulnerable young children, as there is a demand for labour and sexual exploitation in South Africa.
"We continue to urge our people to apply for passports rather than resorting to border jumping as there are so many risks involved and again border jumping is also a crime," he added.
The number of Zimbabwean children being smuggled into the neighboring country is said to be on the rise, and the smugglers charge between R600 and R1, 000.
Immigration experts attribute the increase to a recent tightening of South African immigration laws.
According to new regulations effected in May, a parent or guardian intending to enter the neighboring country with a minor is required to produce an affidavit signed by the other parent or both parents.


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Ainslie sailed a flawless final to lead the rest of the fleet over the finish line and secure regatta victory by twenty points, with a fourth place in the medal race more than enough to ensure a silver for Scott and book a second British step on the Finn podium.
'It's been a good week, it was a nice way to end off,' said Ainslie after the medal race. 'It was one of those races where everything went right and that doesn't happen too often!
'It was a good race today so I'm happy with that, and I'm happy with the week but there's a long way to go this season and I'm looking forward to the next event.'
Olympic Champion Paul Goodison emerged on top from the fascinating Laser class showdown which saw him, World Champion Tom Slingsby (AUS) and fellow Brit Nick Thompson all effectively level on points heading into the final day. The finishing order between the three on the water today would determine the order of the podium spots and Goodison took the initiative early on, rounding the first windward mark in first place.
He kept his medal rivals firmly behind him for the entire race, finishing third with Slingsby and Thompson in fifth and seventh in the ten-boat race.
'It was going to be whoever was going to cross the line first, so the only real option was to go and win the race,' said Goodison of his approach to the race.
'After getting round the top mark leading it was all a bit easier seeing the guys behind me and from then it was just about making sure I didn't do anything silly and finishing it off.
'It was a little bit frustrating to get an over the line a little bit earlier in the week, which made it a lot harder going into yesterday but I'm pretty happy with how I'm sailing and to see me delivering under pressure. Fingers crossed for the rest of the season!'
Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson, already guaranteed gold in the Star keelboat event, finished their regatta with a 37 point margin over the second placed German boat of Robert Stanjek-Frithjof Kleen who won silver on countback over Brazil's Torben Grael-Marcelo Ferreira.
Luke Patience and Stuart Bithell improved their overnight position from fourth to claim bronze, and so nearly a silver, in the 470 men's event. The incredibly tight medal race saw the British pair cross the finish line in third, almost level with the French pair Nicolas Charbonnier and Jeremie Mion with the result going in the French pair's favour, meaning the Skandia Team GBR pair missed out on the silver medal spot by just one point.
Bithell explained: 'The medal race today was very close – they always are – and it was a particular condition that made it even closer. It came down to a very, very close finish to the extent where we put a quick protest in at the end. We thought we might have had the silver medal opportunity but that wasn't to be.'
Helmsman Patience was over the moon with another podium finish for the pairing after a testing week.
'We're very pleased to have come away with another medal,' he said. 'That's our fifth regatta in a row that we've come away with a medal so we're so happy with that, it's a different place to where we were a year ago.
'It was a difficult regatta,' he continued. 'It was high scoring as Princess Sofia often is and at the end of the day what matters is the finishing place when you cross the finish line at the end of the last race – we're happy to say that was in a medal position for us.'
Nick Dempsey secured a fourth bronze for Skandia Team GBR in the RS:X men's windsurfing event, but was disappointed with his medal race performance. He finished tenth in the race to slip from his silver medal position overnight, while Penny Clark and Katrina Hughes were unable to improve on their fourth place heading into the 470 women's final, having to re-cross the startline after a premature start.
Dylan Fletcher-Alain Sign finished as the best British boat in the 49er event, in sixth place overall thanks to their fifth from the medal race, with Paul Brotherton-Mark Asquith ending their regatta in eighth, Stevie Morrison-Ben Rhodes ninth and John Pink-Rick Peacock tenth.
'It's certainly been a testing regatta but there have been some good performances this week, and some close battles especially in the Finn, 470 and Laser classes,' said RYA Olympic Manager Stephen Park.
'It's disappointing that some of our sailors haven't reached their potential this week, having achieved less than they were hoping for here, but overall it's been a good regatta for Skandia Team GBR with eight medals won including three golds, and shows that we're still on track and where we want to be.'
Skandia Team GBR medal standings from the 2011 Princess Sofia Trophy, Palma:
Ben Ainslie (Finn)
Iain Percy-Andrew Simpson (Star)
Paul Goodison (Laser)
Giles Scott (Finn)
Nick Thompson (Laser)
Nick Dempsey (RS:X Men)
Luke Patience-Stuart Bithell (470 Men)
Megan Pascoe (2.4mR)