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By Kelly Heilman
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The way grade point average is calculated may be changing. The newly formed assessment committee is now discussing ways that the school can take another look at the fairness and validity of the grading system.
"Right now, we are in the fact finding stage," said guidance counselor Mrs. Pam Scott, who is a member of the assessment committee.
The assessment committee is made up of teachers, administrators and students who showed interest in improving the way our grading is done. Students were able to apply for a position on the committee in the beginning of the year.
As of now we use the letter grade system for our final grades. This meaning, A's, B's, C's, D's and E's. Some schools use percentage grades for final grades. "There is a big difference between a 91 and a 98 percent," Mrs. Scott said.
Another topic the committee is addressing is how grade point average is determined.
"We are thinking about what works and what does not work," Mrs. Scott said.
There is now an online survey for students in which the committee can receive feedback from the student body about what we wish to see changed in the way we grade and calculate grade point average.
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Oman Sets the Example for Governing Resource-Rich Economies in the Digital Age
From the gleaming towers of Doha to the galleries of the Louvre, Abu Dhabi, a sun-drenched part of the world, is endowed with tremendous wealth. Indeed, the economies of the region together possess roughly half of the world's proven oil and gas reserves, an asset that's proven incredibly lucrative in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, fueling the growth and development of our modern global economy. But times are changing. No matter its past benefits, the region's abundance of fossil fuels – and its considerable dependence upon them – presents the governments of the region with some daunting risks.
Such is the nature of resource-rich economies. Governments and economies that depend too heavily on the extraction and sale of natural resources are often beholden to an indifferent global marketplace. We've witnessed as much in Nigeria, Venezuela and elsewhere since the end of the global commodities boom, when tanking oil prices often translated into tanking economies. And with the global prices of fossil fuels continuing their downward trend today, government leaders in the Middle East and North Africa are increasingly facing similar circumstances. The resulting uncertainty poses a tough question, "What can be done?"
Generally speaking, the key to withstanding the pressures of sustained low fossil fuel prices (or any commodity for that matter) is economic diversification, whereby public and private sector investment is diverted away from fossil fuel production and into alternative, value-added market sectors, effectively reinforcing the economy's resilience in anticipation of exogenous market shocks. This premise is simple enough, but as we've seen in nations ranging from South Africa to Iraq, execution is a whole other ball game.
The same is true in much of the Middle East and North Africa. According to a recent paper from the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a think tank, the economic futures of many MENA countries are particularly vulnerable. Widespread youth unemployment and the deepening global trend of divestment from fossil fuels only compound the existential risks of persistently low global oil prices. For their part, many countries in the region have made efforts to diversify since the 1980s, though they've produced negligible results.
That's because this is easier said than done. Regardless of their good intentions, economic diversification efforts of resource-rich economies, including in the MENA region, are frequently impeded by insufficient human capital – often a result of their own negligence. In decades past, the perceived long-term profitability of natural-resource industries often permitted responsible governments to omit public investment in education and technical training, leaving regional workforces woefully ill-equipped to adapt to the demands of an evolving labor market.
Fortunately, there are exceptions.
Chief among them is the Sultanate of Oman, where under the auspices of the Oman Vision 2040, the government has begun taking measures to "future-proof" the national economy, a development plan perhaps second only to Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 in its size and scope. More specifically, the Sultanate's objectives in this program are to achieve 6 percent GDP growth, with 93 percent originating from non-oil sectors, namely tourism, logistics, manufacturing, fisheries, and mining.
This, however, will require a considerable effort on part of the Omani government, as well as global investors, industry leaders, civil society organizations and other institutions. What's more, the already tall order of economic diversification for resource-rich economies is exacerbated by the rate and scale of the fourth industrial revolution (4IR), whereby digitization and technological innovation are transforming the global economy.
To adapt, any diversification effort will require a reformed approach to human capital expenditures, one that prioritizes high-skills education and labor force training in order to equip today's workforce with tomorrow's skills. Accordingly, the Omani government has unveiled a series of promising high-level summits and forums to hasten this process.
One such event is the MENA Innovation Summit 2019, which is scheduled to be held in Muscat this coming September. Under the official patronage of the Omani Minister of Higher Education, the Summit will convene a range of stakeholders, including ministers, senior government officials, academic and civil society organizations to assess the strengths and weaknesses of the region's education infrastructure. More importantly, this Summit will afford regional entrepreneurs and innovators in the information and communications technology (ICT) sector with an unprecedented opportunity to showcase their products to potential investors and institutional end-users. In effect, this Summit will leverage inventive ICT to revolutionize the Sultanate's decades-long effort to improve the nation's education system.
And as we've already seen results from similar summits, such as COMEX 2019, events like these are key to effectuating the economic diversification and modernization plans of Oman and other resource-rich countries in the region. These summits are designed to facilitate the dialogue and network-building necessary to bridge the gap separating innovators and entrepreneurs from much-needed capital and institutional support, a process that will ultimately establish the state apparatuses capable of supporting a modern economy.
Needless to say, this Summit is a promising development. Along with the UAE and Qatar, Oman has long been a regional leader in economic diversification, making the Summit simply another demonstration of the Sultanate's prescience and pragmatism. Should government leaders from other resource-rich economies want to adapt to the fourth industrial revolution, they would do well to follow Oman's lead.


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Teaching middle school students to understand and apply math practices, MathPOWER supports its students' success in math by fostering perseverance and critical thinking and solidifying their understanding of core math concepts.
"Our mission is to promote advanced mathematics in urban schools," says Emily Duncan, Director of Programs at MathPOWER. "We have seen that when students struggle with foundational skills like basic operations with rational numbers, percents, decimals, and fractions, they are unable to do higher level math even if they understand the concepts."
During the school year, MathPOWER runs Math*STARS, an afterschool program at the Timitly Middle School. The program offers students an hour of homework help with volunteer tutor-mentors from Northeastern University and an hour of hands-on math activities that stress math fundamentals and engagement with math practices.
"Our curriculum is largely based on students being able to use the math practices to help them think like mathematicians," says Duncan. "The math practices are all about self-monitoring, being precise, recognizing patterns, and using the right tools."
In Math*STARS, students participate in activities like geometric scavenger hunts, explorations of the origins of mathematical symbols and the order of operations, and financial literacy projects. These activities strengthen students' facility in fundamental math concepts while engaging them in math practices like reasoning abstractly and quantitatively, attending to precision, recognizing and using structure, and modeling with mathematics. Through using these math practices, Math*STARS students develop tactics to address problems systematically, building their confidence and ability to persevere through complex problems.
"The math practices are really habits of mind and thinking skills," says Duncan. "They can help students figure math out if they don't understand it when they first look at it. One problem we see often with our students is that they really do know the math deep down, but they shut down because it's hard. We are seeing that social-emotional skills and math practices allow students to get in control and have confidence that they can be successful."
In order to further develop student confidence in math, MathPOWER focuses on building strong student-to-student and student-to-staff relationships within its programs. Strong relationships allow students to feel comfortable tackling new problems, grappling with content, and explaining their reasoning to their tutor-mentors and their peers, keys to their growth in math.
"We run closing activities where students give each other shout-outs based on whether or not they displayed a social-emotional skill or a math practice," says Duncan. "I look forward to seeing these relationships grow. That's really how we get the students to trust us, take risks, and show their vulnerability in math, which is how we get to the best learning."
By promoting fluency in math fundamentals and math practices, fostering perseverance and critical thinking, and providing a supportive learning environment, MathPOWER is able to significantly impact its students' success in math during the school day.
"We've seen really significant math gains in our students," says Duncan. "We'll look at their report cards and we see over time our kids start doing a lot better."


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Kim received her Bachelor's Degree from Wayne State University. A major focus of her studies was developmental psychology. She did her graduate work at Michigan Theological Seminary in Plymouth (now Moody Theological Seminary) and received her Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology. Kim is a Limited Licensed Psychologist whose past experience includes working with children for over 25 years, work with families and children involved in Child Protective Services, high risk assessment, and clinical practice with children, adolescents, adults, couples and families.
Kim strives to help her clients become empowered in their lives in order to achieve their personal goals and face life challenges in a healthy way. She believes this involves discovering those beliefs, feelings and behaviors that get in the way of those goals and then facilitating change of those impediments to client's contentment and fulfillment. A particular interest of Kim's is working with children and adolescents, families and children that have been involved in foster care and adoption, and individuals experiencing grief and loss. In addition, Kim is an experienced Christian counselor and uses a Biblically-based counseling approach with any client that seeks Christian-based counseling.
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As exclusive advisor to Wizdom A/S it is with great pleasure that we can announce that the New York headquartered global digital workplace software vendor LiveTiles Limited (ASX:LVT) has signed an agreement to acquire 100% of Wizdom A/S at an aggregate price of up to EUR 30m.
Wizdom is a leading 'plug and play', Microsoft-aligned digital workplace software business. Its software provides users with the tools needed to drive employee engagement, collaboration and compliance. Wizdom will enable LiveTiles to deliver new capabilities in relation to news and content publishing as part of its intelligent workplace platform.
Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, Wizdom serves a high-quality customer base of 243 customers across Europe and the rest of the world. Representative customers include Nokia, Syngenta, Saxo Bank, De Beers and Anglo American.
Wizdom founders John Wainer and Claus Ole Hasle will together with the senior management team join LiveTiles to drive the continued growth of the Wizdom business and to help LiveTiles advance its position as the leading intelligent workplace platform. John and Claus bring a deep level of expertise in the Microsoft ecosystem and decades of operating experience in European markets.
The acquisition provides LiveTiles with an immediate and established regional presence in Europe, fast-tracking the Company's expansion into the region and accelerating its already impressive growth of 272% per year.
"For a technology company like ours, we found the right partners in Thomas, Rasmus and the entire Tofte & Company team. They truly understood the DNA of Wizdom and the market we operate in and did an amazing job illuminating the true value of what we have built. Thomas´ unique experience as a deal-maker resulted in a deal with both sides as winners. We, at Wizdom, are looking very much forward to unfold the full potential of our technology together with the rest of the LiveTiles organization." says John Wainer, CEO of Wizdom A/S.
"Thanks to Thomas and his team at Tofte & Company we have been able to secure a great deal for everyone involved. We are very excited to welcome Wizdom with their incredibly talented team led by John Wainer and Claus Ole Hasle to our LiveTiles family." says Matthew Brown, CFO of LiveTiles
"I truly believe that Wizdom and LiveTiles together is a winning formula that will be very difficult for any competitors to match. From product, to market presence, to organizational fit the two companies are made for each other and I am very much looking forward to follow their shared journey going forward." says Thomas Tofte, Managing Partner of Tofte & Company.
About LiveTiles:
LiveTiles is a global software company headquartered in New York, with operations in Seattle, Tri-Cities (Washington State), San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, North Carolina, Rochester, London, Sligo, Amsterdam, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Geelong and Hobart. LiveTiles offers intelligent workplace software for the commercial, government and education markets, and is an award-winning Microsoft Partner. LiveTiles' products comprise LiveTiles Intelligent Workplace, LiveTiles Design, LiveTiles Bots, LiveTiles Intelligence, LiveTiles for SAP Software, LiveTiles MX, LiveTiles Mosaic and Hyperfish. LiveTiles' customers represent a diverse range of sectors and are spread throughout the United States, United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific.
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Headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark and with offices in North America, Wizdom deliveres state-of-the-art digital workplace solutions to leading organizations across Europe and the rest of the world. Wizdom´s top-rated and award-winning intranet solution offers components to build and brand a digital workplace on top of Microsoft's SharePoint and Office 365, empowering over 300 digital workplaces around the globe.


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A Gay Dragon
Play as adorable dragon Melwin in a fully-3D world with beautiful stylized graphics, as you look for the one. Unlock treasures, furniture and tiles for your Lair and freely dig, design and furnish the best Dragon's Lair. Published for iPhone and BlackBerry PlayBook.
Pirate Tower Defense
Use your wits to defend the newly established colonies from radiing pirates and help build an island utopia. Comes with a free tower defense editor that allows you to create your own maps and towers with endless possibilites, and even creating new themes, replacing all graphics. Published for Android.
Rune Run
Ragnarok is upon you, and you must use your rune-magic to summon and upgrade warriors in order to defend Asgard from the oncoming doom. Published for iPhone.
Bugoids:EXE is a fun action puzzler set in the imaginative world of the Bugoids nano-robots. With gameplay that calls for fast, but strategic, decisions and state-of-the-art, yet nostalgic, pixel art, it's a game that will capture the player on lunch break or for a whole weekend. With hardware accelerated 2D-graphics and exploiting programmable graphics hardware through vertex and pixel shaders, this game combines old-school isometric pixel art with pixel shaders to create a new, unique experience. Available for PC and iPad, not yet published.
ORDgo is a dazzling word puzzler in which you can challenge your friends to see whose vocabulary is the most proficient. Available for Facebook and as stand-alone web game.


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J/80 World Championship | 470 World Championships | Monaco Solar & Electric Boat Challenge in the Starting Blocks | Mighty Merloe and Comanche on race record pace in 2017 Transpac | Imperiet overall winner AF Offshore Race | Seahorse Sailor Of The Month | Home Boats Make 2017 Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta a Local Success | Letters to the Editor | Featured Brokerage
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J/80 World Championship
Hamble, UK: The 16th edition of the J/80 World Championship got off to a flying start with two spectacular championship races for the 48 boat fleet. A southwesterly wind of 12 knots built during the afternoon, piping up to over 20 knots in the gusts. With wind over tide shortly after the start, the combat zone boiled up with the J/80s powering upwind, then surfing downwind, in a full on foam up. Rayco Tavares (ESP) leads the championship, Kevin Sproul (GBR) is second and Luke Patience (GBR) third.
PRO Stuart Childerley held a practice race In the morning, and after a big wind shift, moved the course to the east. "It can be a devil of a race area but we got two good races in today, helped by the competitors who settled into the tidal conditions very well at the start, but I expect that from this fleet, which is full of talented sailors." commented Stuart Childerley.
The battle of the day was won by reigning J/80 World Champion, Rayco Tavares, who is top of the leaderboard after the first day, but the Spaniard did not have it all his own way. Reigning UK National Champion, Kevin Sproul won Race One but Rayco scored a 2-1 to Kevin's 1-4. The battle is due to continue all week. -- Louay Habib
Top five after two races:
1. Hotel Princesa Yaiza (Corinthian), Rayco Tabares, ESP, 3.0 points
2. J.A.T., Kevin Sproul / Phil Taylor, GBR, 5.0
3. Ryoko Meka, Luke Patience, GBR, 8.0
4. HM Hotels (Corinthian), Javier Chacartegui Cirerol, ESP, 10.0
5. ArMen Habitat, Moriceau Simon, FRA, 17.0
470 World Championships
Thessaloniki, Greece: A two-hour postponement ashore waiting for the thermal breeze converted to 8-10 knots for the first race, building to 15-16 knots, under a clear blue sky.
The day saw racing for the one hundred and thirty-three teams from 32 nations get underway around soon after 1400 hours across the two race tracks. All fleets are split into yellow and blue fleets for the 5 race qualification series, and will be reseeded overnight for the final 2 qualification races on Tuesday.
From Wednesday's day 3 of racing, the fleets will contest six final series races, before the top ten men and women teams advance to the Medal Races on Saturday.
470 Men
Anton Dahlberg/Fredrik Bergstrom (SWE) claimed a 1,2,1 to lead the 470 men at the end of the opening day, and sit on a 3 point advantage over Mat Belcher/Will Ryan (AUS) in second. Third to Turkey's Deniz Cinar/Ates Cinar.
Carrying the world #1 ranking on their bow are Greece's Panagiotis Mantis/Pavlos Kagialis. The Rio 2016 Olympic bronze medallists have every ability to mount a credible bid for the World Championship and most recently won the Sailing World Cup Final in Santander. Their opening scorecard was a 10,4,2 and 5th overall.
470 Men Top Five - Provisional Results after 3 Races
1. Anton Dahlberg / Fredrik Bergstrom, SWE, 2
2. Mathew Belcher / Will Ryan, AUS, 5
3. Deniz Cinar / Ates Cinar, TUR, 5
4. Stuart Mcnay / David Hughes, USA, 6
5. Panagiotis Mantis / Pavlos Kagialis, GRE, 6
470 Women
A standout performance from Hannah Mills/Eilidh McIntyre (GBR), who knocked out three wins in the blue fleet. Mills, the Rio 2016 Olympic medallist has transitioned straight back into the groove, despite stepping out of the 470 this year to race a skiff. After the discard kicked in with race 3, a 3,1,1 scorecard from Slovenia's Tina Mrak/Veronika Macarol (SLO) puts them on tiebreak in second.
It's all the experienced campaigners up front, as Amy Seabright/Anna Carpenter (GBR) place in third overall, also on tiebreak over two-time Olympian Xiaoli Wang from China who is racing her 10th World Championships, and is in fourth overall with crew Haiyang Gao.
470 Women Top Five - Provisional Results after 3 Races
1. Hannah Mills / Eilidh Mcintyre, GBR, 2
2. Tina Mrak / Veronika Macarol, SLO, 2
3. Amy Seabright / Anna Carpenter, GBR, 4
4. Xiaoli Wang / Haiyang Gao, CHN, 4
5. Agnieszka Skrzypulec / Irmina Mrozek Gliszczynska, POL, 6
Monaco Solar & Electric Boat Challenge in the Starting Blocks
Revive the spirit of the first international powerboat meetings launched in Monaco in 1904, while supporting development of clean energy is the task of the Monaco Solar & Electric Boat Challenge (13-15 July).
Organised in partnership with the International Powerboat Federation (UIM) and Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation by the Yacht Club de Monaco, the event is unique in the Mediterranean. It is also the only contest to bring together on the open sea solar boats and, for the first time, boats whose batteries can be recharged by different sources of electricity.
It's a chance for engineering students to give free reign to their imaginations in designing and building boats to compete, the aim being to raise awareness of the potential of solar and electricity in the fight against global warming.
22 teams (8 nations) have already signed up. An endurance fleet race, timed slalom course and one-on-one duels are on the programme. Last year, Dutch team Clafis Victron Energy Solar Boat Team and Dutch Solar Boat won the event for the third year in a row in their respective classes (Open and Challenge A), and Gerhard van der Schaar (Clafis Victron Energy Solar Boat Team) set a new speed record at 49.10 km/h.
New this year is the Monaco Offshore Solar & Electric Race, a first, which will see three boats line up for a 25nm Monaco-Nice-Monaco race to set a reference time. The boats can take three people and meet YCM Offshore Class specifications. The YCM's goal is to foster partnerships between universities and respected shipyards.
Mighty Merloe and Comanche on race record pace in 2017 Transpac
Honolulu, Hawaii: One week after the first wave of starters and four days after the last wave, the bulk of the 55 entries in this year's 49th edition of the Transpac are at about their halfway points to the finish at Diamond Head in Honolulu. On the 2225-mile course less than a dozen are still to reach the half-way points in their projected tracks in the race.
Unlike the last two editions of this classic biennial ocean race, the weather has been favorable for a "normal" passage to Hawaii, with the boats heading southwest after passing the West End of Catalina Island, then arching towards the west and now north of west as they get into the easterly tradewinds near the southern latitudes of the Hawaiian archipelago. The fleet's southerly arch away from the rhumb line has been intentional to stay away from the light winds in the Pacific High, but in the next few days some may extend west rather then south to cut down the distance if they're confident there is enough wind pressure to justify this move.
The conditions of relatively steady 10-20 knot winds with few holes has been perfect for the fleet leaders, who have been speeding along at over 20 knots of boat speed and are quickly consuming the remaining miles left to Diamond Head. At 0900 Hawaii Time today the three leading multihulls - H.L. Enloe's ORMA 60 Mighty Merloe, Lloyd Thornburg's MOD 70 Phaedo and Giovanni Soldini's MOD 70 Maserati - have been locked in battle, with Merloe in the lead ahead of Phaedo by 57 miles with only 168 miles to go on their final approach to Oahu.
At current speeds, Merloe's finish time tonight will not only break the multihull race record set in 1997 by Bruno Peyron's Commodore Explorer of 5 days 9 hours 18 min and 26 sec, but possibly smash it by more than a day. The other two MOD 70's also likely to beat the previous mark by coming in only a few hours later.
At 1130 HST Jim Clarke's 100-foot monohull Comanche is comparatively close, only 482 miles out and also going fast: 20.2 knots. After having set a new 24 hour position report record (0800 Friday - 0800 Saturday) of 484 miles, she is also on track for breaking the monohull race record set in 2009 of 5 days 14 hours 36 min 20 sec set in 2009 by Neville Crichton's R/P 90 Alfa Romeo II. Comanche has to cross the finish line at Diamond Head tomorrow night before 12:36:20 AM HST on Wednesday morning to set a new record time.
In corrected time standings based on current positions and rates of speed, leaders in each division include: Mighty Merloe in Division 0, Frank Slootman's Pac 52 Invisible Hand in Division 1, Roy Pat Disney's Andrews 68 Peywacket in Division 2, Tim Fuller's J/125 Resolute in Division 3, John Shulze's SC 50 Horizon in Division 4, Larry Andrews's Summit 40 Locomotive in Division 5, Chris Lemke and Brad Lawson's Hobie 33 Dark Star in Division 6, and Rod Pimental's Cal 40 Azure in Division 7.
Imperiet overall winner AF Offshore Race
Imperiet II is total winner of AF Offshore Race - round Gotland 2017. Early Wednesday morning it was clear that none of the boats behind should be able to catch up.
The boat from Stockholm with skipper Paul Nord and crew arrived in Sandhamn early Tuesday evening, 52 hours and 43 minutes after their start in Stockholm. There was a long wait for the final result.
For the crew on board the winning boat, sailing is about three things: Boat speed, boat handling and a little bit of luck. With partly new crew with among others some from the old Imperiet gang and some from the boat Boxer finally there was victory.
Total second was Furiosa from Estonian, a Cookson 50 from the Big Boat class. Third was Absolute Blue, Swedish, First 40,7 in SRS A.
Seahorse Sailor Of The Month
Last month's winner:
Guillaume Verdier (FRA)
If there's one thing Verdier works harder at than drawing the best ocean racers of the current era it is dodging public recognition. Well, mon ami, we got you this time - as did the readers who voted for you. For those who quietly marvelled at the superiority of Team New Zealand's foil solutions and the way that one team had committed so confidently to the wind conditions expected for the final Match look no further than the Kiwi's secret weapon. How many Cup fans even knew the Frenchman wore an All Blacks shirt?
This month's nominees:
Sean Regan (NZL)
Capsize your boat (brutally) one day and win the next (OK, the day after but the boat was ready). The head of Emirates Team New Zealand shore operations, Regan led his team in a typically calm and quiet but still monumental rebuild of the team's single ACC raceboat following their pitchpole racing Ben Ainslie in the qualifying rounds. In fact, the broken carbon was not the biggest problem; try soaking the most complex (and effective) control systems in the fleet
Andrea Mura (ITA)
The Italian sailmaker worked his bits off to build a new Verdier/VPLP Imoca 60 for the Vendee Globe; in fact, his Persico boat may well have been the best-built in the fleet. However, Mura ran out of money, failed to find a sponsor and had to watch as his potential race-winner was dragged around at the back of the fleet by a skipper who admitted he didn't want to be there. But Mura did just win a storm-tossed Transat in his trusty old 50-footer Vento di Sardegna...
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Home Boats Make 2017 Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta a Local Success
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Dublin, Ireland: Ireland's biggest sailing event, the Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta, came to a gentle close this afternoon after an exciting four days of racing in Dublin Bay with over 475 boats and almost 2,500 sailors competing.
A light sea breeze of six knots allowed organisers to complete nearly all 290 scheduled races with many class titles hanging on the outcome of today's final race.
In a fitting tribute to the harbour's bicentenary year, racing for the coastal classes finished inside the harbour, a nod to a long-standing Dun Laoghaire yachting tradition.
Dublin Yacht Club's shared the bulk of the overall prizes, awarded this afternoon at the official prize giving at the Royal St. George Yacht Club, winning 23 of the 35 classes including the coveted 'Boat of the Week' Trophy.
John Maybury's J109 Joker II from the Royal Irish Yacht Club was named top boat after leading an extremely competitive IRC class one 28-boat fleet from start to finish.
The 31-boat offshore prize was won by Howth's Beneteau 34.7, Flashback skippered by Paddy Gregory. Gregory also lifted the Royal Dee Offshore Championship Trophy that was raced as part of the regatta.
Ten classes included the regatta as part of their championship calendar in 2017: GP14s, 420s and Mermaid dinghies raced for Leinster honours. The J24s, SB20s and Squibs decided regional titles and the Sigma 33s, Beneteau 21s and the Wayfarers raced for national trophies.
The biennial event is being hailed an enormous success both afloat and ashore for a combined fleet of 475 boats, the biggest on the Irish Sea. Over 290 races on five different courses were staged in a range of light to medium conditions since racing began last Thursday.
Although 180 visiting boats made up nearly half the fleet, yachts from outside the bay area took away only seven trophies. The bulk of the silverware has stayed on Dun Laoghaire's waterfront.
Trophies were awarded in each of the 35 competing classes this afternoon, bringing the curtain down on one of the most successful stagings of Ireland's biggest sailing event.
Scotland's Clyde Cruising Club took a win in the Sigma 33 Irish open Championships. Howth Yacht Club had six wins in IRC two and three, the Howth 17s, J24s and non-spinnaer divisions but outside of that there was only single wins for Belfast Lough in the RS Elite, Rush Sailing Club in the Laser Radial, Sutton Dinghy Club in the IDRA 14s and Greystones Sailing Club won the Wayfarers.
In Dun Laoghaire, the Royal Irish Yacht Club topped the leaderboard winning six classes from IRC keelboats to Water Wag dinghies.The Royal St. George had five wins in one design classes. The National Yacht Club had three victories and the DMYC had two.
Full results are available on www.dlregatta.org
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Episode 11 with Jim Crossley and Toby Crawley: the Immutant two-stepPosted: January 13, 2014 Filed under: Clojure Conj, Conversation, Episode Leave a comment
Toby Crawley (@tcrawley) and Jim Crossley (@jcrossley3) (shown to the left, respectively), among other things, are the primary instigators behind Immutant, the Clojure application platform built on top of the JBoss Application Server. The tl;dr on Immutant is that it provides many of the same infrastructure services that many "platforms" provide (e.g. clustered queuing, caching, distributed transactions, etc), but with a single set of well-integrated Clojure APIs that you can (relatively) easily deploy and manage on your own infrastructure.
Further, regardless of the project, Toby and Jim are always good company; it was a hoot to hang out with them for a spell! We had a great time, I hope you enjoy listening in…
(Recorded on November 16th, 2013; my apologies to Jim and Toby for the particularly bad latency on the release of the recording.)
Or, download the mp3 directly.
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(Remember to follow @MostlyLazy so you know who's going to be on next, and can send us topics and questions!)
- All about Immutant…
- (…which Chas happens to use as a foundation for Docuharvest, yet another of his side projects)
- "Platform as a service" services, e.g. Heroku & Elastic Beanstalk
- Grizzly, a Java-based HTTP server designed to be embeddable (much like Jetty), which happens to be used as the basis for Glassfish's web stack
- Using nREPL and all the middleware available for it (like Piggieback via Austin for ClojureScript REPL-ing) in conjunction with Immutant
- clojurescript.test, a maximal port of clojure.test to ClojureScript
- double-check, a fork of Reid Draper's simple-check property/specification testing library that can be used portably in both Clojure and ClojureScript
- Plans for Immutant 2.0, a.k.a. "The Deuce"
- The Immutant mascot (inspired by the Hypnotoad), probably the best thing to ever come out of a JIRA ticket:
- TorqueBox, the Ruby application platform built on top of JBoss, analogous to Immutant
- Chas' various Immutant hacks around programmatic queue and logging configuration (the former of which is apparently slated for addition to the official API in some form)
- Infinispan (JBoss' distributed in-memory key-value store) & Hotrod (its wire protocol for un-clustered client communication)
- Shout-out to Bob McWhirter, founder of the ProjectOdd group at Red Hat (which houses Immutant, Torquebox, and others)
- Caribou, a "dynamic web application generator with antlers", one of the latest entries in the Clojure web framework explosion
- Clojure Conj 2013 "recap"
- vert.x, an "asynchronous polyglot application platform for the JVM", and the Clojure vert.x support, which Toby wrote/maintains and talked about in his Conj talk
- Recent fixes to Clojure (which landed in 1.6.0 alphas) to prevent memory leaks in dynamically-deployed applications
- /ht Andy Fingerhut and Alex Miller for their recent contributions to the Clojure development process, etc.
- ClojureScript releases are versioned in an "interesting" way, e.g. 0.0-XXXX instead of X.Y.Z. Toby asks, "Why, why, why‽".
- Results from the 2013 State of Clojure and ClojureScript
- Michael Fogus' post and talk about the ClojureScript compiler pipeline
- cljx, an implementation of "feature expressions", enabling one to target both Clojure and ClojureScript from a single codebase
- Not much of a news flash, but Mac OS X is no longer a reasonable option for (some, many?) software developers. What follows is some navel-gazing on our collective migration to Linux.
- Powercenter 120, the first computer that Chas bought new
- Russ Olsen's "To the Moon" Conj 2013 talk
Just prior to finishing these show notes, I asked Jim and Toby what pictures of themselves they wanted to go along with the episode. Their (mostly) prosaic, perfectly-fine twitter avatar headshots came first, but then Jim was kind enough to direct my attention to this gem:
Yes, that's a kitten t-shirt / patriotic fanny pack ensemble. Don't mind the haters, Toby, this is why we love you.


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