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Samba Pa Ti Crowned 2012 Melges 32 World Champion
30 September 2012
Newport, RI - USA - The final day of competition at the 2012 Melges 32 World Championship, hosted by the New York Yacht Club (NYYC), had spectators on the edge of their seats for the last race of the ten part racing series. John Kilroy, Jr. on Samba Pa Ti triumphed over the thirty-three strong fleet to claim the class' most coveted trophy and title — that of Melges 32 World Champion.
"We've worked so hard for so long to accomplish this." commented Kilroy during the awards ceremony. "We won in Key West, then felt as though we were a little off track. Officially, we are back where we need to be with this incredible win, a win I consider one of the most treasured I have ever won."
Kilroy was joined onboard by tactician Paul Goodison and crew Federico Michetti, Harry Melges III, Luca Faravelli, Martino Tortarolo, Justin Smart and Marco Carpinello.
Proudly seated second overall is Alec Cutler on Hedgehog with tactician Richard Clarke and in third, is a deserving Steve Howe on Warpath with Morgan Larson on tactics.
Race number ten provided more surprises under overcast skies, light and shifty breezes out of the Northeast. Keisuke Suzuki from Japan on Swing, with tactician Jesper Radich put the fleet on alert when he challenged and overtook John Taylor's Ninkasi with Jeff Madrigali on tactics. Suzuki slowly but surely acquired a monster lead as the race progressed, then gained more momentum and extended furthermore earning over a two minute lead at the finish for the win. Edoardo Lupi's Torpyone had a great race finishing second, while Alex Jackson on Leenabarca claimed third.
TOP TEN RESULTS (Final)
1.) John Kilroy, Jr./Paul Goodison, Samba Pa Ti; [20]-8-1-12-1-1-1-2-8-5 = 39
2.) Alec Culter/Richard Clarke, Hedgehog; 5-7-2-4-7-6-4-4-[11]-10 = 49
3.) Steve Howe/Morgan Larson, Warpath; 2-15-4-7-8-3-8-3-12-[20] = 62
4.) Benjamin Schwartz/Chris Rast, Pisces; 4-1-[19]-2-4-13-11-14-2 19 = 70
5.) Pieter Taselaar/Nick Thompson, Bliksem; 7-16-6-11-5-11-7-1-9-[18] = 73
6.) William Douglass/Chris Larson, Goombay Smash; 3-3-12-[29]-9-9-3-21-7-14 = 81
7.) Vincenzo Onorato/Nathan Wilmot, Mascalzone Latino; 12-2-13-19-19-7-6-5-1-[22] = 84
8.) Andrea Pozzi/Gabriele Benussi, Bombarda; 1-6-9-3-2-26-21-6-[30]-16 = 90
9.) Edoardo Lupi/Branko Brcin, Torpyone; 8-4-3-6-[22]-22-22-19-6-2 = 92
10.) Roberto Tomassini Grinover/Vasco Vascotto, Robertissima; 6-21-5-20-3-14-16-9-3-[24] = 97
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Visit the Official 2012 Melges 32 World Championship Website
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View Melges 32 Crew Lists
With the completion of the Melges 32 World Championship, the 2012 USA Sailing Series also draws to a close. California's Steve Howe on Warpath was appropriately awarded 2012 Melges 32 USA Sailing Series Champion. Howe won the Gold Cup Regatta last December and continued to excel throughout the season, ultimately putting him atop of the list of an impressive 44 qualifying teams. Newly crowned World Champion John Kilroy on Samba Pa Ti took second place honors, while Benjamin Schwartz's Pisces came third.
On behalf of the IM32CA, we thank every team that competed in the circuit making it one of the most successful ever.
USA SAILING SERIES, TOP FIVE RESULTS (Final)
1.) Steve Howe, Warpath = 353
2.) John Kilroy Jr., Samba Pa Ti = 349
3.) Benjamin Schwartz, Pisces = 349
4.) Jason Carroll, Argo = 346
5.) Ryan DeVos, Volpe = 345
As with any World Championship, many months of preparation, hard work and tireless efforts make it a great success. The IM32CA would like to thank the entire NYYC Race Committee including PRO Hank Stuart and all the volunteers, by which without the generosity of their time and love of the sport of sailing, this event would not have been possible. In particular, the support staff in place at the NYYC is impeccable. A very special thanks to Brad Dellenbaugh, Susan Daly, Daniela Burton, Beth Duggan, Alex Egan and many others that without their help, we simply could not have done it.
And lastly, but most certainly not least — many thanks to all the competitors that traveled from around the globe to attend. Without you this Championship would not have been possible. Thank you for coming and making it the largest ever!
Again, very special thanks to Roberto Tomasini Grinover on Robertissima for letting the World Championship fleet be a part of his fabulous birthday extravaganza that officially, has gone down in Melges 32 Class (and possibly Newport, RI) history.
The New York Yacht Club was formed in 1844 onboard the yacht Gimcrack anchored off the Battery in New York Harbor. The Club's first Cruise was held later that summer bound for Newport, Rhode Island. A year later, the Annual Regatta was begun and the 158th edition was held in 2012. In 1901, the Club's burgee was hoisted over the spectacular beaux-arts style building, designed by Whitney Warren and known for its Model Room and Library, which serves as the Club's home in the heart of Manhattan. Harbour Court, the Club's first permanent waterfront facility commissioned in 1988, overlooks Brenton Cove and Newport Harbor and has become the focal point of many premier regional, national and world sailing championships. The original clubhouse, a small gingerbread trimmed house constructed in 1845 in Hoboken, NJ, now sits on the sloping lawn at Harbour Court. The history and tradition of New York Yacht Club is rich and storied, from winning and defending the America's Cup from 1851 to 1983, to running transatlantic races, cruising, racing, teaching, leading... all distinguished by an enduring passion for yachting. Visit the New York Yacht Club on the web at www.nyyc.org.
Melges Performance Sailboats, the builder of the Melges 32, is the world leader in performance, one design racing. For more than 60 years, Melges has delivered superior-built Scows, Sportboats and Skiffs across the country and around the world. Melges has designed, manufactured and provided continuous customer service and product support unlike anyone else. Now ask yourself, do you believe in speed? Could it be possible to have the luxury of simple sailing that is fun and fast? The answer is without reservation — yes. Signed, sealed, endorsed and delivered by the best, for the best. Visit Melges on the web in the USA, Europe and Australasia.

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;■from ine air just played by your home band certainly you have here the making of a great city you have pure air enough here for a city four times your present size and although i have seen most all tire switzerlands of america i think that this is in eve ry way preferable people who are in search of a switzerland of america that can be relied upon will do well to try your town and now anving touched upon eve rything of national importance that i can thi:!k of i will close by telling you a little anecdote which will perhaps il lustrate ray position better than could do it in any other way ( here h insert a ham irons anecdote which ha no special bearing on the political til nation and during the ensuing laugh er the train pulls out new terrors in war a party oi scientists from xew yor city went to i-.u lafayette recently to witness experiments which lieut h l ztlinski conducted with the pneu matic dynamite gun i he ftecrci^iy u the navy and members oftheordi nance committee watched the experi ments from the u.s steamer despatch the target for practice was the coast survey sailing vessel silliman whicii had outlived its usefulness th siilimm was placed 1.980 yards lj miles from the fort after two trial shots without dynamite cartridges to ri d the rang a charge containing fifty-live pounds of explosive gelatine and dynamite was fired and a jet of water rose around the place where the silliman was to the height of ab ut sixty feet the damage to th t i consisted of serious injury to her woodwork an 1 considerable water was let into her hold and thrown < n ber deck one of the masts was _ also and the ship was in a wrei condit rn tne fourlh sh t made a terrific n ise as it expl ded and the spray this time was blackened with smoke and inter larded with spars and small pieces of wood when tins had fallen om glance showed that the work had been done the silliman was no more a mast stuck plaintively up in the water the remainder of the vessel had sunk pieces floated around everywhere tim projectile also containing 55 p muds of dynamite ami gelatine struck directh under the middle of the hull and lifted it bodily from the water thesillim in's water tank was carried from the hoi i ii through the deck and rested on the i p of the wreckage two m ire sii its were urjd at the diminished parts of the b tat the fifth shot struck the wreckage that was sticking up iu the water and cl away a large amount of debris making a head uoise the sixth snot was sim ply to show that the projectile could hit exactly the same spot it had previ touched it would have strnck the 2 in in in thesame place that the third shot struck if the ruined vessel had nut drift ed twenty yards down the bay as ii was it exploded under tlie water astern oi tire wreck in the first four shots goopocnd pressure was o>ei and though suc cessful they fell short of the calcu lated p tint in t'a-j last two shots oft pounds pressure was used which would have sent tire projectiles right into the center of the vessel every one of the projectiles would have landed on tli tteek of a:i ordinary sized vessel the success of the ex periments was ; cknc wledgcd by ali witnesses .«<,— — — how io be a 27 body it is ea-y to be nobody and watchm nt tells hoiv t > do it g the drinking saloon to spend your lei sure time you nee not drink n now just a little beer or some drink in the meantime play ; . noes checkers or something else to kill time s i that you will be sure n it to read any useful books if you read anything let it be the dime novel of the day thus go on keeping your stomal li full an 1 your head empty and ourself playing time-killing ga and i;i a few years you will be a first class nobody unless you should turn out a drunkard or a professonal gam bler either if which is worse than n body there are any number of young men hanging about saloons just reaiiy to gradu ite and be qobodies if all so-called remedies have failed dr aje's catarrh rem civ cure i don leave the old forth state v p f w staroey in xewton enter \ young man with r wife and two idren left uowan county for texas ly last f.ili — left a comfortable little ue fo d off everything he possessed it to tt-.vis to imike a fortune and a short time after getting tbera ied all his childreu and returned to rth carolina to begin life anew 1 this is only one ease among hun ks who meet with a similar fate a rule nil who goto the west ami ceed would do just as well here if they would put forth the same energies ; here ns there our young men bv hundreds are going lo texas and thou sands of ; ores of land i:i western north carolina yet uncultivated rich '-. ricl ii i : ; where fev - sea ever scorch or chills ever shake ami i yet they leave all th«-se blessi and conveniences and go where many of them lose their health and their lives and others return poorer financially than before they left unless a man has plenty of rains or capital or has gn k1 business qualities tie would do better to stay among the hills of western north carolina than go west to make a fortune by manual seleclin a cow a model useful dairy cow may he known at a glance by an expert she iras a fine long bead broad between tlie eyes and a thin wide niuzz'e the eyes are large and of a mild expres sion the neck is thin ami long the ears are thin and coveted with n with a deep jellow skin tire fcie^u irters ! are light and thin and the win l-j body 1 has much the shape of a wedge in creasing in size to tlie rear the legs are thin with line bone the belly i 1 large and deep with great capacity for food the back is broad and straight and the ribs are well rounded toward the rear the bones of the rump are wide apart the tail is long and thin ■he thighs are thin and are set widely ipart the udder is large and full es pecially behind the teats are of good size aud set far apart upon a broad level udder and tlie milk vein so called which is the large vein leading from the udder and passing into the abdo men and which is an indication of the amount of blood circulating through t.ft d ds and contributing to the miik secretion should be fir'.i and tortuous in i!s short course a fine horn a deep yellow skin and a general elegance of form without any heavi ness oi beefiness in any part are also important indications of good qualit in a cow for the dairy — american aj ric dturist to ths point j irst at thi time our country needs a religion that will make a man pay his debts shouting doesn't settle old notes arrd accounts with cod an 1 man — cash rrp we want to pounce righl on a man and put him out of the church if he goes to a ball or theatre or gets drunk bat never say a word to the pious scamp who nev r pays his debts preachers and people who nev er pay their debts are doing more harm than dancers and drunkards — there art more of them in the church read am i getting close to you then 1 down this paper and go and pay i ami then vou can read with ease an lou't you stop paying because the st tus of limitation excuses the open a count you made for meat and breac '> is law knows no such statue **, pay in cash or god will make \ f pay in tin and brimstone god knot no such excuse for paying as t homestead exemption yon rai that excuse to keep from paying yor debts and you cau stop singing vn he 1 can read my titles clear to tnansii rn the skies — you have none up the — fee j ii tuttle of wilminton hew to avoid premature cli age the following advice is given by dr benjamin ward kichardsou : to subsist on light but nutritious diet with milk arrd tlie standard food but varied according to the sea s n to take food in moderate quantiti four times a day including a light meal before rft'iug to bed to clothe warmly but lightly s that the body may i:i all seasons maintain us equal temperature to kerp tiie body in fairexeivi"e and the mind active and cheerful to maintain an interest in what is 1 g ring o:i i:i tire world aud to take iu ivas rnable labor and pleasures as \ though old age was not present to tike plenty of sleep during sleep ing hoars te spend nine i.oars m [ bed at least and to take care during cold weather that the temperature ot the bed room ia maintained at 00 de ; grees f hrenheit to avoid passion excitement and ; luxury • j to conceal a fault by a lie has '■been said to hz substituting a hole for a stain ~ envy i a passion so full of cowardice r.nd shame that none hare the conri deuce to own it toad and grasshopper i once saw an amusing instance of the process of ramming a grasshopper , down his throat in the ease f a young ; toad scarcely more i think than fif teen months old which i saw upon a smooth gravel yard in front of my barn i saw that the little fellow would have no clod or stone bandy to push the grasshopper down with aim i was curious to see what he would do i went to my garden aud found one of the yellow striped locusts which seemed to be fully as long a the toad himself crossing the locust's !<-__:> over each other i:i sneh a wise tl at it would take him some second to untangle them and get ready for i iioji i threw him cautiously in front of the toad before j the locust eon i recover his elf-posses .- • - about turning ... everj direction and seeing nothinygainst which he could i pusii the locus^phe bcut his lead down j against the t round but his legs were so short and the locust was so long that it made a small angle aird it slipped along miking simply a furrow in the surface of the gravel the toad then raised his hind legs higher in order to increase the angle hut stiil in vain at last in his desperate effort to get his legs st;l higher he threw himself up and actually stood upon his head or rather upon the bind legs of the grass hopper fti.-kiui out of lis mouth he repeated this operation several times be fore be succeeded in getting the insect fully witliiu his mouth — gentlemen's magazine hew chocolat3 is made chocolate said a confectioner is made from beans that grow in pods on the cacoa tree these trees are numer ous in the west indies and it is from there we get our supply the beans ire brought hither in the pod and put through a regular manufacturing pro cess t.i produce the chocolate cakes that we use the first operation is the • breaking of the husks and separating . i them from the kernels by a blast of air then the ban are rou.id wi h sugar by revolving granite grindstones the stones are heated and the oii con tained ni the bean makes the mass ad here and become a thick te this pulp is now partly dried and the air bubbles are squeezed out in a press a:id it is transferred to the cooling tables here it is beaten and worked by hand to produce an even texture and a tine grain then it i placed in molds _§-., blast of cold air i turned on and in a few moments ihe beautiful glossy tab lets roe finish 1 ihe british government has recent ly directed that the chocolate be served two or three ti ;.-•.- a week in their amy a id navy in confectionary the parisians exceed us in the number nf preparations of chocolate we nse it in its natural flavor only while thev mix essences and other flavors with it until there is no end to the combina tion thev produce in england much of the chocolate is adulterated some recent tests detected flour starch pota to lard chalk bran and old sea-biscuit i.i specimens offered for sale a kind voice there is no power of love »*> lard to get ami keep as a kind voce a v_yi -** hand is deaf and dumb it nuv be rou-;h iu flesh and blood yet do the work f a si ft heart and do it with a soft touch but there is no one thing that love so much needs as a sweet voice to tell what it moans and feels and it is hard to get and keep it in the right tone one must start in vouth and be on tiie watch night and day at work aird play to get and keep a voice that shall speak at all time the thoughts of a kind heart lt is often in youth that one gets a voice or a tone that is sharp and slicks to him through life and stirs up ill will and sirief and falls like a drop of trail on the sweet joys of home watch it day bv dav as a pearl of great price 1*5_b - it will be worth more to you in dav to come thin the best pearl hid in the sea a kind voice is to the heart what light is to the eye it is a ; light thai sing a well as shinea — i el in b trritt why not kaep bee3 it las always been a question to i our mind says the farm and home ft wiry t her are so many homes with joutbees there is no diet more de licious or healthful than honey it is ; within the reach of every one there is not a housewife iu this broad land : who ■. 1 a touch of pride and satisfaction when she can place before _ ests a dish of nice honey the friends somehow fe r l that thev have especially fav red and reassured of a hearty welcome it is far superior t the doctored store molasses or sor ghum and c oi be bad for less cost or labor your wife will have to pav more attention and bestow more lnlor tin raising a brood of chickens than will be required for several colonies of bees ' ■mo mi _ the bank of england was establish ed in 169 and is banker to the gov ernment receiving all taxes and pay ing all dividends and outgoings for public tlie
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the carolina watchman vol xix.-third series salisbury n c thursday october 27 1887 no 1 y^hh n-hnmuffhly cleanse the wood which is tho f^ntsnof health by using dr pierce's gold medical discovery and pood dif-t-ftion a v n r skia buoyant spirits vital strrnsrtk ami invlni-ss of constitution will be established r il'icii medical discovery eirres all humors , r ' 1 ' the common pimple mntch or eruption i l worst scrofula or blood-poison es oilv vis it proven its cllieacy in curing k rheum or tetter rover-sores 1 lip-joint k r stofulous sores and swellings en lti'i glands and eatinj i leers fvi.i-n medical discovery cures consump »•" which is scrofula of the lungs by its i^rful mood-purifyinpr invigorating and r,?trit'vv properties for weak lungs bpit fnlnf niootl shortness of breath bronchitis al&rt coughs amliina and kindred aftec a nk it is a sovereign remedy it promptly l ': s the s.-v(.re8t couehs for torpid liver i5iliou<-nen or i.tver rnmnlniat dyspepsia and indigestion it is n unequalled remedy hold by druggists db pirilcp's pfmets - antl bilious and cathartic gjc a vial by druggists edmont wagonj umi at hickory n g can't be beat ft . ii where they ought i •••■_.'■- iiare f gi p'l wt f i .' i fi^ht but tli y i / ■v/o.i it ! j u jt read what people say n ii mi and if you want a iiu ft:i c tne quickly and buy .. either for cash or on time tjalisbuily x ('. r pi 1st l.s-'i ft t'mft a'j ■' 1 llo'l il il vd 1 1 ___ iii two ,..( '':,■i ii ini iva__on ol i lie aiftirr jno j " |,.,. ; , ir ii-ei ii rv-ir'y rill tin time ,• iiuvv trie i it severe in linitli!i sstw , i ntie i iic'ilv laa-ls an i ii.tvc not ime i ut for rep-drs 1 look intlu'pie


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UConn expects Maryland game to be a physical battle
BRIDGEPORT -- UConn freshman Breanna Stewart did not admit that she was caught off guard by Maryland's physical style of play at the XL Center Dec. 3. She understood entering the game that the Terrapins were going to be physical, but once the game got under way she quickly discovered just how physical.
Stewart committed a turnover 18 seconds into the game. It was part of a performance that featured a season-high five turnovers and a 4-for-12 shooting effort. It was also a performance, though, that opened her eyes to Division I basketball.
"I think that game definitely forced me to become a tougher player and really try to embrace the physicality,'' Stewart said Friday. "It's always going to be there, so you might as well learn to play with it than shy away from it. So it was just an adjustment that I had to make. I think that I'm ready for this.''
Not only did UConn's 63-48 victory over Maryland that night aid Stewart in her progression, it also aided the entire team. The Huskies were going to have to become a tougher team because they were going to see their share of physical play during the season.
Top-seeded UConn will face more physicality today in a rematch with fourth-seeded Maryland in the NCAA Bridgeport regional semifinals at sold-out Webster Bank Arena (2:30 p.m.; ESPN). The Huskies have won 22 straight games against ACC opponents dating back to an 82-76 loss to North Carolina Jan. 15, 2007.
"I think we've made a lot of progress in that area,'' UConn coach Geno Auriemma said. "But so much of it is, and I'm sure every coach feels this way, so much of it is the way games are officiated. If they're officiated one way then you've got to play a certain way. If they're officiated a different way you've got to play a certain way. So (today) I anticipate it being a physical game. And so does everybody else.''
The Huskies (31-4) are making their 20th straight appearance in the regional semifinals. It is the nation's longest active streak. They are looking to advance to the regional final for the eighth straight season and the 19th season overall.
The Terrapins (26-7) are making their 10th trip all-time to the Sweet 16, including their fourth in the last five years. They are looking to advance to the regional final for the fifth time in the last seven years.
"We're playing with a lot of confidence and a lot of heart,'' Maryland All-American Alyssa Thomas said. "We're the underdog and we're ready to play. If we play like we did against Michigan State (a 74-49 win Monday), I think we'll able to win. Everyone's contributing and everyone's locked in.''
The Terrapins outrebounded the Huskies 39-35 in the first meeting. It was one of only four games this season that UConn has been outrebounded.
Tianna Hawkins, a 6-foot-3 senior forward, had 14 points and 10 rebounds. Alicia DeVaughn, a 6-4 junior center, had nine rebounds. And Thomas, a 6-2 junior forward, and 6-4 freshman center Malina Howard had seven and six rebounds, respectively.
The Terrapins have posted a plus-16.0 rebounding advantage through the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament. Hawkins and DeVaughn are both averaging 13.5 rebounds. Katie Rutan, a 5-8 junior guard, is averaging 9.5 and Thomas is at 8.0.
"That was definitely one of those games where you play a team and they're just so physical with you that it kind of had us take a step back and realize how physical every team was going to be with us,'' UConn junior center Stefanie Dolson said. "And from there on out we practiced 10 times harder and just were preparing so much more for teams that are going to be physical with us.''
Dolson said that the Huskies are a "100 percent'' more physical team right now than they were in early December. Auriemma has helped by placing the players in difficult situations during practice, often times being outnumbered by the pressuring practice players.
How the Huskies handle the physical play today against Terrapins, standing two wins shy of an NCAA record sixth straight trip to the Final Four, will provide a gauge of exactly how much progress they have made.
"We've got to be ready to go out and throw the first punch,'' Dolson said.
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WASHINGTON, Pa.—A western Pennsylvania woman has been convicted of abusing and underfeeding her 6-year-old twins, one of whom was found wandering outside wearing only a shirt and diaper on a cold morning in February 2012.
Twenty-six-year-old Roxanne Taylor of New Eagle was convicted Monday. She was returned to the Washington County Jail, where she'll remain until sentencing on Sept. 13.
Taylor took the stand to say she was a "good mother." She said her children, who each weighed 30-some pounds, weren't underfed but merely "picky" eaters. Her attorney says she was guilty only of being poor, not neglectful.
But prosecutors charged her with aggravated assault, child endangerment and other crimes after finding bruises on the children and signs they were undernourished.
A jury deliberated for about two hours before convicting Taylor.


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Get Set For The 2013 Melges 32 Australian Championships
15 April 2013
Get set for the pinnacle of racing in the 2013 Melges 32 Australian regatta schedule. The third annual Melges 32 Australian Championship promises action packed one design racing from a quality fleet that includes some of Australia's most accomplished sailors. Middle Harbour Yacht Club will host the three-day regatta from April 19-21, 2013. Sponsors for the event include Magic Marine Australia, suppliers of technical sailing gear, and Quantum Sails.
Frontrunner Greg Prescott's 2Unlimited is eager to claim the title of Melges 32 Australian Championship that eluded them last year. The season has seen the Tasmanian team dominate results as perfect preparation for the Championship winning Hamilton Island Race Week, the East Coast Championship and recently the Sydney Harbour Regatta. New to the 2Unlimited crew is renowned Australian sailor Chris Nicholson calling tactics. Boat manager Darren Jones moves to mainsheet, which is his role on the Melges 32s he sails on in the USA and Europe.
Set to challenge for the title is Angus Reid's Maxstar from Canberra Yacht Club. Reid has a point to prove after winning the 2012 National title on the water only to lose in the protest room finishing the regatta in third place on a count back. Current Melges 24 Australian Champion Chris Links teams up this year with Reid, after being a part of the 2012 winning Desperado crew.
Since then Desperado has changed hands and been purchased by Martin and Anna Cross and renamed If. The crew on If are no strangers to tactical one design racing and are still getting to know the boat, eager to compete in their first National Championship.
After chartering a boat last year Chris Way has launched Easy Tiger III just in time for Nationals. Team Tiger has been training with coach Alex Pallu de la Barriere (the French 470 Olympian) since taking delivery of the boat in February and in their debut at the Sydney Harbour Regatta in March finished second to 2Unlimited.
"We have been looking forward to this regatta and we love the highly competitive nature of this class. We've got a great crew line up including tactician Steve McConaghy. We've spent the last month preparing the boat and ourselves for this event. We know the boat is fast and our focus will be on getting good starts, achieving consistent results and being at the pointy end of the fleet," said Chris Way.
All teams are looking forward to a fun weekend of exciting racing followed by a session at the famous Middle Harbour Yacht Club Sandbar.


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Congressman Complains That iPads Are Killing Jobs In The Paper Industry
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"A few short weeks ago I came to the House floor after having purchased an iPad and said that I happened to believe, Mr. Speaker, that at some point in time this new device, which is now probably responsible for eliminating thousands of American jobs. Now Borders is closing stores because, why do you need to go to Borders anymore? Why do you need to go to Barnes & Noble? Buy an iPad and download your newspaper, download your book, download your magazine. Chicago State University, in my Congressional district, in Freshman class, they're not being given textbooks any more. They're all being given iPads as they enter school. President Wayne Watson is hoping for a textbookless campus within four years, where this state university they no longer have textbooks! Well what becomes of publishing companies and publishing company jobs? What becomes of bookstores and libraries and all of the jobs associated with paper? In the not too distant future, these jobs simply won't exist."Now, to be fair, I think he's trying to make a slightly different point than most are getting from this, but doing an incredibly bad job of it. This can certainly be read as a traditional luddite screed against iPads. Later in the speech, he admits that the iPad may have made life more efficient for Americans.
What is true is that disruptive innovation does shift around jobs. No one denies that, and I think that's the point he was trying to make, and then arguing that Congress should be helping those displaced workers. Of course, instead, it comes off as an anti-iPad screed. Separately, it comes off a bit as an anti-Chinese screed, because later in the speech he bitches about the fact that the iPad is made in China, so they get the "benefits" of it while Americans do not.
Of course, that's simply wrong. As Gary Shapiro points out in his article (linked above), the Chinese get very little of the value of the iPad, and the reason the jobs are there is because they're low cost jobs:
The Chinese believe their people only get a few dollars of the iPad's cost, as the profits, research and development, and many of the components are sourced from outside China. The Chinese only get paid for the lowest value assembly their workers provide. Most Americans do not want this type of repetitive assembly work – and if Apple used Americans to make their products, the products would be much more expensive and less accessible to most Americans. Yet, devices that access the Internet allow the poorest among us to have access to a wealth of education and information.But the key point that Rep. Jackson appears to be totally missing is how the iPad and other technology innovations create a ton of new jobs in the US as well. Technology disruption does that sort of thing. Automated phone switching was supposed to be horrible in that it would put all those human operators out of work... but it also enabled the internet, which now certainly accounts for much greater employment opportunities.
Rather than complaining about the iPad, or saying that it's killing jobs, why isn't Jackson encouraging more such innovation which creates new jobs?


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DANBURY, CONN. — Western Connecticut State University will host the Studio Art Quilt Association of Connecticut's exhibition, "Local Color," in the Ruth Haas Library on the university's Midtown campus, 181 White St. in Danbury, through June 14. There will be an opening reception from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, May 4, 2013, in the library.
"Local Color" is a juried, traveling exhibition of fiber art created by members of Studio Art Quilt Associates in the Connecticut region, celebrating the beauty and diversity of Connecticut. The jurors, Fran Phillips and Michele Palmer, chose 49 quilts, made by 36 quilters, to be put on display out of 99 entries.
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Posted: Mar 01, 2006 4:39 am
Post subject: RE: gps'r poll
We use a Garmin 12 and a Garmin GPSMap 76S primarily. We also have an Ipaq for keeping logs and use GPXViewer to take cache info in pocket queries with us. The 76S is loaded with Topo Canada maps for areas we aren't familiar with.
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Posted: Feb 13, 2007 4:27 am
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I know this is an old thread, but thought I'd post my gear...
I picked up a Lowrance iWay350c with my airmiles. LOVE it. Found a few caches with it, then picked up an older Garmin 12xl on eBay. Between the two, they serve my purposes. I also have my trust Toshiba 330e Pocket PC with the exported html files from GSAK to do the paperless thing.
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Posted: Feb 13, 2007 4:22 pm
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Garmin GPSmap 60Cx...... wouldn't trade it for anything else!
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Posted: Feb 13, 2007 7:37 pm
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ChargerDad wrote:
Garmin GPSmap 60Cx...... wouldn't trade it for anything else!
I'll second that! I love my 60cx.
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Posted: Feb 13, 2007 9:25 pm
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The Magellan eXplorist XL is the unit of choice for me, it took the place of my old one the Magellan 315.
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Posted: Feb 14, 2007 3:26 am
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I guess it's my turn to introduce Lucy and Ethel, my GPSr's ...
Lucy was my first GPSr, purchased when I started caching back in 2002. She's old enough that I can only show her in sepia-tones.
She's a Magellan GPS 310. Back in the day, she was state-of-the-art technology. She has the ability of storing 500 Landmarks (now known as waypoints). She stopped working at one point, and I had to go into semi retirement from geocaching.
I then acquired Ethel from a co-worker. Ethel was a step up (or two) from Lucy, a Garmin eTrex Vista. She had mapping capabilities (oooooo).
Soon after Ethel came to live with me, I found a way to fix Lucy. I then had the two to work with. Although, I tend to use Ethel pretty much exclusive, I find Lucy comes in handy when trying to narrow in on a cache. Lucy is getting board-and-room with my friend, ava_ad0re.
In addition to Lucy and Ethel, my friend Mr. Reachy comes in handy when trying to get my hands on any skaven-esque cache.
I think if I get a compass, I'll have to name him Desi ... or Mr. Pointy.
Here endeth my tale of my GPSr fambly.
I use multi-billion dollar military satellite systems to find Tupperware in the forest.
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Posted: Feb 14, 2007 6:39 am
Post subject: Re: RE: gps'r poll
Dragonfreys wrote:
We use a Garmin 12 and a Garmin GPSMap 76S primarily. We also have an Ipaq for keeping logs and use GPXViewer to take cache info in pocket queries with us. The 76S is loaded with Topo Canada maps for areas we aren't familiar with.

Whoops that's a bit dated. We now use a Garmin GPSMap 60cx as well, with the 12 as backup. We use the GSAK html for cache pages on the Ipaq and keep notes on the 60cx or Ipaq.
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Well I have a few - but only basic mapping (if any) and no colour in the lot. I have an early GPS 12 which I really liked for work in the field. Unfortunately I smoked the powersupply - currently being fixed as a RRC project. My next was GPS76 - It floats and fit the bill, I thought for paddling. Really slow in the cold and tends to go through batteries. I bought a GPS 60 from funds from a course I taught - this is the GPS I normally use. It had to be sent back once for repair under warranty. I ran a course a few years ago and someone showed up with a Lowrance - no idea how to get through the menus so bought an IFinder Pro on an end of run sale. I have briefly owned a Magellan 300, Geko 201, and GPS 60CS but they had to go back.
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Garmin 60 CX over here :}
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Posted: Feb 16, 2007 4:49 pm
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I added the GPSmap 60CX to my collection and love it too!
My Garmin GPS V is now installed in my truck tracking system and my very old Garmin GPS III Plus is being played with by Gord who is enjoying the better satilite acquistion it has over his Etrex Venture.
Course none of these beat his Outback that tells him where to drive his tractor in the field.
Now if only we could find a nice light 12 Volt battery to carry with us, the Outback would give us amazing accuracy on the hunt !
MHz, a cacher who no more knows her destiny than a tea leaf knows the history of the East Indian Company
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Posted: Feb 18, 2007 3:15 am
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Migo got an Explorist 400 for christmas because he loves hiking but often gets lost. He stumbled on geocaching online one day... so then we both gave it a try and absolutely LOVED it.
We are actually considering investing in a couple of the
Rino series
GPS units so we can both keep in touch when camping/hiking... does anyone have experience with these units?
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Posted: Mar 02, 2007 6:10 pm
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My Christmas present was a Magellan Explorist 500LE.... oh boy, on sale!
I only know the half of it, but I guess I will catch on in time. There needs to be more hours in the day
If I love geocaching, why am I on this danged computer?
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Posted: Apr 05, 2007 3:13 am
Post subject: Etrex Legend Cx ?
We're thinking of buying one of these guys. We just can't swing the Garmin 60Cx so...this is what we like the look of - how much are additional maps for cities? Is it true that the basemaps are the same in all the Garmin Products? Do you think we should buy this one?
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Posted: Apr 05, 2007 8:00 pm
Post subject: I'm confused...
What are you thinking of buying?
Have you hugged a lizard today?
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Garmin Etrex Legend Cx. Sorry it was in the subject line. It is more affordable than the 60cx for us. So we were wondering what Legend users thought about it?
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endings, beginnings, reflect
At the end of a year it seems customary to review the year and at times to review everything before. This year I looked all the way back. Some things I loved going back over: birth of my children, achieving my lifetime dream of going to college, birth of my grandchildren, meeting my husband, the dating period of our relationship, our wedding day along with the many small moments in our relationship that seared beautiful memories upon my heart.
I also had to review the bad times and yes, there were many. I have made a HUGE number of mistakes in my life but who hasn't? It took me a long time to come to this realization. While some are small mistakes, some are large and people were hurt. The only regrets I have are those moments. If only my mistakes could have affected only me. But I have to overcome this and know that certain things had to happen in a certain way to become who I am today. While I am still a work in progress (Thank GOD!), I am pretty happy with who I am. It has been a long road to learn to stand up and be strong.
I also get to look toward the future now. I want to continue improving myself. Learning to curb this temper a bit more...okay, maybe a lot more. Learning to not take things so personal. And letting go of the emotional effects of having a chronic disease. Learn to be more open and not so worried about being hurt.
I hope everyone has taken a moment to reflect and grow. Sometimes we have to take moments to determine just how blessed we are. To not focus on just the bad things, but the joys and wonders of the small things, the every day things. Those are the moments that will be seared upon your heart and will get you through the hard times.
I wish you all a very blessed new year for 2013. I wish you good health, strength to overcome obstacles, whatever they may be, and great prosperity.
God Bless!


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Lewis, born Aug. 23, 1850 in Eadsville, Wayne Co., KY, was a son of Lewis and Elizabeth Watters Coffey. He married Permelia Ann Tucker, a daughter of William, on Nov. 7, 1870 in Pulaski Co. Permelia was born in KY on Mar. 8, 1851 and died of Grippe in Berea Valley, Wayne Co., on Nov. 6, 1932.
Lewis died of Cholera on July 25, 1928 in Beech Valley, Wayne Co. Both are buried at Spann Hill Cemetery in Monticello, Wayne Co.
I have found at least eight children for them:
Eliza, born Feb., 1874, died May 10, 1963. She married William B. Dodson on Oct. 12, 1898. He was born in Mar., 1869 in KY and died in Wayne Co. on Nov. 30, 1958. I have one child for them a son Carmil, born Aug., 1899 in Wayne Co. Eliza and William are buried at Ross-Rhoda Dodson Cemetery, Monticello, in Wayne Co.
Martha, born Nov. 27, 1875 in Wayne Co., and died there died on May 25, 1956. She married Jacob Cosby Koontz on Feb. 16, 1905 in Wayne Co. He was born Mar. 7, 1885 in Wayne Co. and died there on Apr. 24, 1962. Their children were Elba, born c1906; Delbie, born c1908; Bertha, born Nov. 14, 1911, died Apr. 4, 1935; and Cosby, born Oct. 25, 1915, died Jan. 7, 1983. Martha is buried at Spann Hill where Jacob is also likely buried.
Mary, born Apr. 4, 1878, died Dec. 19, 1883.
Elitha "Litha", born Apr. 15, 1881, died Apr. 6, 1969. She married Joseph F. "Joe" Lair on May 15, 1902. He was born in 1870 and died Jan. 20, 1968.
Jefferson, born Jun. 14, 1884, died Aug. 30, 1969. He married c1922 Lina Mae Barnett. She was born Oct. 24, 1884 and died Oct. 7, 1961 in Somerset, Pulaski Co. Their children were Oscar H., born c1907; Eva J., born Jan. 24, 1909, died Mar. 30, 1975; Alfred Wilborn, born Jul. 29, 1911; Leonard C., born Nov. 8, 1913, died Nov. 22, 1917; Orso William, born Apr. 1, 1916, died Jul. 9, 1986; Valda L., born Feb. 27, 1919; Alma E., born Jul. 27, 1921; and Hugh Henderson "Huey", born Jun. 20, 1923, died Dec. 14, 1985. Jefferson and Lina are buried at Elk Spring cemetery in Monticello.
Mitt, born Mar. 16, 1887 in Wayne Co., died Sep. 22, 1970. He married Flossie Linnie Taylor on May 29, 1913. Flossie was born Nov. 17, 1894. Their children were: Mat; Herman T., Ruby O.; Earl A.; Will Roe [?]; Odie W.; Flora Pearl; Flossie Glenna; and Harley.
Flora Delia, born Jul. 26, 1889 in Wayne Co., died there on Jan. 12, 1936. She married Fredrick L. Ingels on Jul. 24, 1915. He was born Mar. 18, 1881 and died in Wayne Co. on Oct. 24, 1939. I have one child, Lora H., born Sep. 22, 1916. Flora and Fredrick are buried at Spann Hill.
William, born Oct. 6, 1893 in Wayne Co., died there on May 3, 1986. He married a distant cousin, Lexie Coffey on Feb. 15, 1936, a daughter of Henderson and Margaret Coffey Coffey. Lexie was born Jan. 9, 1909 in Oil Valley and died on Sep. 16, 1967. Both are buried at Elk Spring.
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This Might Explain Some Things – NFL Salary Cap
A lot of fans are continuously asking why we aren't signing Marion Barber – you say 'do it now', 'give him the money!' Well the truth is the Cowboys don't have the money because of the salary cap. They have $3.9 million left and are number 30 of 32 in the list of NFL teams money left under the cap. We still need some funds for the draft, in which the Cowboys hope to pick up some future stars.
That's why they issued Barber the highest tender, it was the best way to keep him safe. God forbid someone makes Barber an offer and the Cowboys have to counter-offer, they will have to move some numbers. If all goes well, Barber will probably get a long term deal this summer or during the next season. Don't sweat it!
NFL Salary Cap Facts:
2008 numbers: Cap = $116 million, Floor = 85.2% of cap = $98.8 million
In transitions, if a player retires, is traded, or is cut before June 1st, all remaining bonus is applied to the salary cap for the current season. If the payroll change occurs after June 1st, the current cap is unchanged, and the next year's cap must absorb the entire remaining bonus.
Because of this treatment, NFL contracts almost always include the right to cut a player before the beginning of a season. If a player is cut, his salary for the remainder of his contract is not paid, and never counted against the salary cap for that team. A highly sought-after player signing a long term contract will usually receive a guaranteed signing bonus, thus providing him with financial security even if he is cut before the end of his contract.
Source: Wikipedia.com
Although the following article is about how most teams have more money than they can spend, the Cowboys aren't really one of those teams. Check out this article.
Increase has teams well under salary cap – Yahoo! Sports


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I am writing an opinion piece and would like participation in this informal survey. I know the question is fundamentally wrong, but it is to help keep the selection narrow:
How were you convinced you to become an Atheist?
(Select the most applicable single answer)
A) A billboard
B) A book
C) A miracle
D) I'm not an atheist
E) I don't know
F) I wasn't convinced, it was a realization of who I was
G) A specific person (not an authored book)
H) I was mad at my god(s)
I) I have always been an atheist
J) My god is an atheist, therefore I am an atheist
K) By physical or verbal threats
L) I signed a contract and now I'm stuck being an atheist
M) I had to become atheist to marry my spouse
N) Atheists are cool, and I wanted to be like them
O) Other (please explain in one sentence)
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It's for an opinion piece I'm writing... Wanted to include most of the reasons people use to pick a religion, or think influence people to pick a religion (since many now claim atheism is just another religion). It does sound silly when they are reversed to be reasons of religion abandonment (for perspective).The questions help point out the "atheism is just another religion" as just a red herring.
Thanks for the participation!
It's a combination of B and F. The book (The Demon Haunted World) made me realize I hadn't been honest with myself.
Oh, and maybe some H in my late teens, but then I experimented with witchcraft for a few years.
F) I wasn't convinced, it was a realization of who I was
That, combined with the Atheist Experience that helped me realize that my "agnostic" stance was actually the stance of atheists, I just had the wrong name.
F, B and O
I was never strong in faith at all but things lingered. I first encountered attitudes hostile to religion at university, until then I don't think the notion that one could be hostile had ever occurred to me. It was just there even if I wasn't particular devout in any sense. It was also at university that I encountered arguments for gods existence and was immediately troubled that not one of them made a lick of sense.
Many books later (mostly science) and I arrive at the conclusion of the
trajectory I'd been following and recognised myself as an atheist having
lost all reason to maintain my former beliefs which had already pretty
much atrophied it was in the end just a realisation that I no longer
O) Penn and Teller. I was watching an Bullshit! when a series of statements they made throughout various episodes clicked together with what I had learned throughout life. My world came apart.
No doubt, I owe Penn and Teller my emerging capacity for rational thought and will be greatful for the rest of my life.
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Hey Madevil,
Thanks for your great work! I use your client to play podcasts from my server. It's awesome. Thank you!
Based on your "feature request", thought of a few enhancements for your consideration. For sake of tidiness, I will create a new thread for each.
When I add new podcast (URL) feeds at the server, they are listed in sequence of adding with existing feeds. Is it possible to add a feature to resort all feeds alphabetically or manually?


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Dec. 4, 2006
MIDDLETOWN, Conn. - Senior Katherine Thornton was a part of four of MIT's nine victories at the Cardinal Invitational this past weekend, which was hosted by Wesleyan University. The Engineers impressed on day one of the competition, winning over half of the 15 events, though did not factor in to the final results, as the squad didn't compete on the second day.
Also competing in the invitational were Wesleyan, Brandeis University and Keene State College.
Thornton took home two individual victories, in the 500-yard freestyle (5:24.34) and the 400-yard individual medley (4:46.60), as well as two relay victories. The El Cajon, Calif. native was part of the 200-yard medley relay team which took the top spot at 1:53.96 along with Jen Chao, Priya Parayanthal and Stephanie Sidelko, as well as the victorious 800-yard freestyle relay team with Nicole O'Keeffe, Sasha Brophy and Abby Clark, which clocked in a time of 8:24.18.
Rounding out the relay wins for the Cardinal and Gray was the 200-yard freestyle relay team of Ashley Pinchinat, Sidelko, Chao and Brophy, which touched the wall at 1:42.87.
Parayanthal also picked up an individual victory in the 50-yard backstroke (29.38), while Brophy won the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 2:02.01.
The 100-yard backstroke was dominated by Tech, as it swept the top three spots. Chao finished at 1:04.67 for the win, narrowly edging out Paryanthal (1:05.00) and Stephanie Brown (1:05.12).
Even more impressive was the Engineers' performance in the 50-yard freestyle, in which MIT swimmers took five of the top six spots. Sidelko (25.21) slipped in for the win ahead of Brophy (25.72), while Pinchinat (fourth), Star Simpson (fifth) and Sarah King (sixth) rounded out the top swimmers.
Tech returns to the pool on Saturday, Dec. 9, when it hosts New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference rivals Smith College and Wheaton College in a meet that will begin at 1:00 p.m.


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Scripture: Deuteronomy 7:17 You may say to yourselves, "These nations are stronger than we are. How can we drive them out?
18 But do not be afraid of them; remember well what the Lord your God did to Pharaoh and to all Egypt. (NIV)
Observation: Moses would not be going with them so he was giving final instructions to the Israelites as they were preparing to enter the Promised Land. They would doubt their ability to win the battles that were coming. But if they remembered what God had done they would not doubt HIS ability!
Application: When I doubt my ability, I must remind myself that it is not my ability that I am depending on! I am depending on HIS ability! His ability is more than sufficient for everything coming my way! I must "remember well!" By remembering and rejoicing I refresh my memory! The older I get, the more I have to remember, and the more I have to re-joice. I can "remember well" and walk in faith!
Prayer: Lord, from remembering what I read in the Bible, and remembering my past experiences, I know you are more than capable to handle the challenges coming my way! Amen
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Convention (IV) respecting the Laws and Customs of War on Land and its annex: Regulations concerning the Laws and Customs of War on Land. The Hague, 18 October 1907.
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One of the purposes for which the First Hague Peace Conference of 1899 was convened was "the revision of the declaration concerning the laws and customs of war elaborated in 1874 by the Conference of Brussels, and not yet ratified" (Russian circular note of 30 December 1898). The Conference of 1899 succeeded in adopting a Convention on land warfare to which Regulations are annexed. The Convention and the Regulations were revised at the Second International Peace Conference in 1907. The two versions of the Convention and the Regulations differ only slightly from each other.
Seventeen of the States which ratified the 1899 Convention did not ratify the 1907 version (Argentina, Bulgaria, Chile, Columbia, Ecuador, Greece, Italy, Korea, Montenegro, Paraguay, Persia, Peru, Serbia, Spain, Turkey, Uruguay, Venezuela). These States or their successor States remain formally bound by the 1899 Convention in their relations with the other parties thereto. As between the parties to the 1907 Convention, this Convention has replaced the 1899 Convention (see Article 4 of the 1907 Convention).
The provisions of the two Conventions on land warfare, like most of the substantive provisions of the Hague Conventions of 1899 and 1907, are considered as embodying rules of customary international law. As such they are also binding on States which are not formally parties to them.
In 1946 the Nüremberg International Military Tribunal stated with regard to the Hague Convention on land warfare of 1907: "The rules of land warfare expressed in the Convention undoubtedly represented an advance over existing International Law at the time of their adoption ... but by 1939 these rules ... were recognized by all civilized nations and were regarded as being declaratory of the laws and customs of war" (reprinted in AJIL, Vol. 41, 1947, pp. 248-249). The International Military Tribunal for the Far East expressed, in 1948, an identical view.
The rules embodied in the Regulations were partly reaffirmed and developed by the two Protocols Additional to the Geneva Conventions of 1949 adopted in 1977.
D.Schindler and J.Toman, The Laws of Armed Conflicts, Martinus Nihjoff Publisher, 1988, pp.69-93.
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I first saw these Tom Gunn Penn heels back in September when I met designers Gabrielle Thompson and Shannon Gunn at Caspule. They invited me to their preview event in NYC where I saw their full autumn / winter collection, a unique series of shoes, all individually styled, created from mixed textures and contrasting colours. The bone / orange colours are unlike anything I own in footwear, so it took me a while to get the styling right in terms of what to pair them with.
Here I'm back to black – in an outfit I'm most likely packing for the UK next week. These Gap skinnies and my J Crew Blythe Blouse are probably the most versatile pieces I own. The silk blouse is available in some amazing colours – a 'bright sun' neon yellow, vibrant 'marrakech purple' and a hot pink 'neon rose' but you know me, Blog Reader, I own alabaster and black and that's perfect for my style.
This is one of my favourite weekend outfits. My bag here is by The Frye Company, who do a lovely set of messenger bag styles – this Cameron Crossbody fits a tablet and all the daily necessities in an attractive antique leather style. It's the perfect partner for my leather cuffs, which are finally relaxing a bit after some wear.
I also think, Blog Reader, this outfit might just prove that five months into my mission to accessorise, accessorise, accessorise, I might just have cracked it. Belt? Check. Bag? Check. Cuffs? Check (check). Sunglasses? Check.
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With Melges Team Racing In Place, Genova Serves As Grande Finale To 2014 Melges 32 Audi-Tron Sailing Series
2 October 2014
Genova, Italy - The Melges 32 Audi-Tron Sailing Series will conclude this weekend in Genoa, Italy, October 3-5. For the very first time ever, a very special 'Melges Team Racing' formula will involve all three Melges sportboats - the Audi Melges 20, Melges 24 and Melges 32.
Many aspects of this weekend's event will decide the crown of the season's winner. The Melges Team Racing phenomena will serve as the centerpiece of the Genoa Boat Show. During the event, visitors will enjoy the parade of boats as well as video playback of the past events at the Audi hospitality tent. Furthermore, a crew dinner at the Genoa Aquarium is planned with a very special guided tour and final prize giving to take place at the "Teatro del Mare".
Genoa marks the last event, one that follows Porto Ercole, Talamone and Riva Del Garda totalling 31 races sailed to date. This year's winners already include Andrea Ferrari's Spirit of Nerina, Richard Gorannson's Inga From Sweden and Roberto Tomasini Grinover's Robertissima.
The overall Series is commanded by Valentin Zavadnikov's Synergy GT with a sizable lead. In second is Mauro Mocchegiani at the helm of Giacomel Audi E-Tron, followed by Edoardo Lupi's Torpyone.
As in the past, the Audi Tron Sailing Series means the return of the Audi test drives too. Anyone can can experience the latest flagship models from the automotive brand Ingolstadt.
Organized by BPSE together with Melges Europe, the Audi-Tron Sailing Series confirms that Audi is aimed to make regattas more environmentally conscious. In this effort, Audi has provided all competing Melges boats with electric outboards making the 2014 Sailing Series the first ever 100% environmentally friendly circuit.
The Audi Tron Sailing Series has reconfirmed its innovative style with a brand new mobile app - now available on Google Play and iTunes Apple Store for free.
In addition to main sponsor Audi, the Audi Tron Sailing Series is supported by official sponsors Kuehne+Nagel, Torqeedo electric motors and technical partners Ente Fiera di Genova, Nespresso, Olicor, Movidos, Norda and Frantoi Redoro.
As with other Melges 32 events in Europe and around the world, racing updates will be posted online at the Official Audi Melges 32 Facebook Page. Tune in for the latest racing information, results, video interviews, and photos. Race reports, press releases and photos will be available online each day post racing at melges32.com.
1.) Andrea LaCorte/Andrea Fornaro, Celedrin/Vitamina
2.) Edoardo Pavesio/Gabrielle Benussi, FRA MARTINA
3.) Mauro Mocchegiani/Branko Brcin, Fratelli Giacomel Audi E-Tron
4.) Giangiacomo Serena di Lapagio/Daniele Cassiniari, G Spot
5.) Andrea Ferrari/Roberto Spata, Spirit of Nerina
6.) Valentin Zavadnikov/Michele Ivaldi, Synergy GT
7.) Pavel Kunetsov/Eugeniy Neugodnikov, Tavatuy
8.) Fritz Homann/Nicola Celon, Wilma
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Canucks fans know that Kevin Bieksa has two sides: the good and the bad.
Do you get the feeling that Kevin Bieksa should be sending Sami Salo thank-you cards?
"Thanks for getting hurt again, Sami. You just saved me a ton of cash on moving expenses and a whole lotta headaches on moving my family. I owe you a new floorball stick."
Based on the rumours and conjecture that was floating around in July and August, the writing was on the wall for Bieksa's time in Vancouver. But with Salo out long-term, it's likely Bieksa won't be going anywhere. And that sound you just heard was a collective groan from Canucks fans.
Originally from Grimsby, ON, Bieksa is one of many Canucks products that came through the US collegiate system. He was drafted in the 5th round (151st overall) in the 2001 NHL draft, then spent a full four years at Bowling Green University. With his collegiate career done, he moved on to playing professional, as he finished the 2003-04 season playing with the Manitoba Moose. He spent all of the 2004-05 in Winnipeg, then split the next season between Manitoba and Vancouver. The 2006-07 season saw Bieksa join the Canucks full-time, playing one-game short of a complete season. Since then, he's been plagued by injuries and misfortune, twice having the back of his leg cut open by an errant skate blade. Fully on the mend now, Bieksa is on the final year of his current contract, and will become an UFA at the end of the season.
Bieksa's stats are hard to analyse, since he's been hurt so often in the last three seasons. He is a career minus player (-20), and has only had one "plus" season (his first full season with the Canucks – 06-07) where he barely squeaked into the black with a plus-1. Looking at his four pro years with Vancouver, he has followed a pattern with his scoring stats of having a good year, then a bad year. Well last year, he finished with only 3 goals and 22 points – a bad year. So the good news for Canucks fans is that he's due for a good year statistically. The other bit of good news for the Canucks is that Bieksa had a solid playoffs last year, statistically anyway, with 3g 5a for 8pts in 12 gp.
But stats don't tell the story about Kevin Bieksa. He is the epitome of Two-Face. One game is engaged, mean, aggressive and a general pain in the ass against whom to play. The next game he appears aloof, bored and disconnected from the flow of play.
For the sake of continuity, here are some stats on Bieksa form 2009-10:
Core stats: 3g-19a-22pts in 55 gp
Penalties Taken over 60 mins played: 0.8 (4th among Canucks D)
Penalties Drawn over 60 min played: 0.5 (Tied-1st among Canucks D)
CORSI ON: 9.52 (2nd among Canucks D)
Team Goals-For while on-ice over 60 mins played: 2.33 (7th among Canucks D)
4-on-5 Goals Against while on-ice over 60 mins played: 10.05 (worst among Canucks D)
**note – Bieksa is almost 3 points worse than the next player on the list. It also puts him in the bottom 16 of the entire league among defensemen (min 30 GP)
Going Forward
Kevin Bieksa's time with the Canucks is slowly coming to an end. If not for the long-term injury to Sami Salo, Bieksa would likely have been traded by now. On the trade market, Bieksa is an attractive commodity because he has a reasonable cap hit, he's relatively young and has a reputation as a nasty piece of business. Seeing Bieksa's inconsistency is only something you can pick out when you watch the Canucks game after game, so much of the league would not have figured that out, especially Eastern Conference teams.
Bieksa is also in a contract year, which usually means that players play extra-hard to earn a bigger and better contract. He is at the prime age to score a big contract if he can have a good year. All of this should benefit the Canucks… if he actually has a good year. I cannot see the Canucks re-signing him for another year. But if he does have a good year, he would be excellent trade bait at the deadline. At that time, Salo should be back from long-term injury and the Canucks should be pushing for a top spot in the Western Conference. If the team needs some additional help up front, and the Canucks D is healthy, then Bieksa would certainly be traded to acquire the assets the Canucks need to drive to the Cup.
Truthfully the Canucks season could rest on how well Bieksa plays and how well he stays. If he has a good year and he stays healthy, the Canucks are in the driver's seat. If he doesn't, the Canucks will have to dive into their depth on D like last year. In an ideal world, the Canucks will trade Bieksa to a team with a young up-and-coming D, struggling to make the playoffs and needs a brawny veteran to help get them over the hump.
But that all depends on Kevin Bieksa's mindset and luck. If his bad luck with injuries continues, all bets are off.
All the Canucks can hope for now is that they see the good side of Bieksa the Two-Face as much as possible.