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Get ready for months of John F. Kennedy nostalgia.
The calendar is dotted with 50th anniversary commemorations of events from JFK's crowded last year of life, ending with the saddest of anniversaries in November.
In speeches, books, magazines, conferences, symposiums, news stories and television specials, admirers will pay tribute to the forever youthful president who inspired millions and was cut down in his prime in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963.
"He's frozen in people's minds at age 46," said Kennedy biographer Robert Dallek. "Kennedy still gives people a sense — to this day — of hope for the future."...
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friendly helpful staff. Location perfect. Overall a most enjoyable stay. Tried to book for second night but fully booked. Would definitely stay again. Upper floor rooms recommended if light sleeper. No noise problems on Fri night but sat might be livelier. All you require is within easy walking distance.
Some mildew on shower grout R202 and breakfast service a bit slow. This was not really worth mentioning but it is easy to sort. Copy of food menus in rooms would be nice.
The staff were very helpful and friendly and complimented the excellent midday checkout time. The location is fantastic and we found it really easy, were ble to unload the car and park just around the corner. Being, so close to the restaurant and bars and shops was awessome
It was raining and the internal gutters made quite a loud water dripping noise
the location
there was a spot of blood on the pillow the room smelt like cigarettes (must have been coming up from outside Karma nightclub) we were told we could check out at 12.30 but we started getting called at 10 to 12. luckily I had the email saying that checkout was 12.30 as the man behind reception got a bit thick about it. It was nothing like the first stay I had there at the start of the summer
Location, food, atmosphere.
Due to hotel being part of a very popular bar extremely noisy at night. However if you expect it or you are part of the crowd should not be an issue.
The breakfast was fantastic and the Guinness perfect
There was a constant drain smell in the bathroom and no parking. Problems with the door entry key but value for money
Convenient for Aran Islands, Galway Tours, Airport Bus large room with view of eyre square Held my bags before and after breakfast very good with choices
I liked everything! Especially the staff, all genuinely nice, friendly and helpful , it's ideally located and has quiet rooms for those who don't party too late !!!
Clean New Good price Quality place and worker Top wifi
Location, staff, service
The Skeff's location is ideal for me when I plan an overnight in Galway. I especially appreciate the staff who are genuine in their friendliness and always looking for ways to help. I also like that their single rooms are quite large. It is a popular nightspot, but noise has never been an issue.
Perfect location for a weekend break, the place was buzzing with activity! Will definitely be back. 10/10!!
Great location, lovely big bed, ideal for a short break. Steps away from shops, bars, restaurants. Would recommend!
Couldn't connect to wifi, breakfast served in bar.
The room was really very nice
No top sheet
The young man on reception from Donegal was the most helpful, friendly and courtious person I have meet in a long time, chatty without being in your face and considerate to a fault - he's a real keeper!!!!
The fact that breakfast wasn't included in the price, but the price was so good l can't really complain.
During our one night stay at the hotel it rained which was really nice, until the water started draining off the roof into the rain gutter making an anoyying water drip sound that lasted all night.
the walls must be so thin, kept awake all night with the man next door snoring all night
location was great with parking a bit of an inconvenience and confusion. The staff, room and breakfast were all good.
This hotel is right above a night club that has techno music playing until late hours but worse than that, our room was right over the back alley where bar staff would drag empty beer barrels late into the night.
Nice Hotel. Good Location.
Nightclub went on to 2.30am and was very loud! Did not get much sleep even though we booked a quiet room.
location, location. its so convenient right near bus and rail station.will defiantly stay here again, the staff especially the receptionist and the girls serving breakfast were very helpful. the skiff bar was great craic and we could not hear any noise from the bar in our room.
we spent a lot of money in the bar and there was no discount for food or drinks.
I left my phone in the hotel and Lisa in reception made it her business to make sure I got it back asap, an outstanding example of great customer service
Location. Staff. Breakfast.
No parking. Noisy - so ask for a quiet room. Can't drop off at/drive to front of hotel at certain times (street closes during certain hours).
Excellent value. Lovely Brekfast room overlooking Eyre Square. Perfect location. Very clean and neat
Noise from Disco, subdued but audible
Big room plenty of space to move. Fabulous breakfast.
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text: November 2003 Monthly Newsletter Board of Directors From the Commodore Commodore David Bernstein by David Bernstein Im. Past Commodore Vic Manning Vice Commodore Doug Laws Is October gone already? Seems The Annual Banquet will follow the Secretary Peter Jolin impossible it passed so quickly. Annual Meeting, on Saturday, Dec Treasurer Robbie Nelson Maybe it was that week out of the 6 at River Place Country Club. Race Commander Steve Ehlers middle in Ft Worth for the J-80 Make your reservations with the Buildings & Grounds Dave Gamble Worlds? If you don't already know office now to attend, and if Fleet Commander Jon Fitch Austin had five boats in the you'd like to also sponsor a Sail Training Bill Hawk 48 boat fleet, and team UT student member for the Boomerang finished in banquet, you can make that AYC Staff the money at number reservation at the same time. General Manager Nancy Boulmay five. Congratulations The following Saturday, the Office Administrator Donna Fox guys! The rest of us 13th, will be the kids Christ- Caretakers Tom Cummingham had fun – four days of mas Party. So you moms Matt Elliott heavy air sailing in a row, some- and dads, and grandparents, mark thing we don't see often in Austin. that date on your calendar too. Austin Yacht Club Of course there was no air left for Corey Block is busy planning both, 5906 Beacon Drive the J-24 circuit that followed the so give her a call if you have ques- Austin, Texas 78734-1428 next two days. Sorry. tions, or want to volunteer to help Office: (512) 266-1336 with either event. Office FAX: (512) 266-9804 Fresh from the World's, John Bart- Clubhouse: (512) 266-1897 lett and Scott Young came back to A draft 2004 AYC calendar has E-Mail & Web Site AYC, and with the help of Doug been circulated to the new board Kern and Bill Hawk, taught an members and fleet captains for www.austinyachtclub.org adult sail training seminar which inputs. If you haven't made yours, firstname.lastname@example.com was very well attended, and I'm please contact Steve Ehlers or Newsletter told, very helpful to the students. Doug Laws with your inputs. Hope you didn't miss it. Gail Bernstein, Editor Dock construction continues on the E-mail submissions by 5th of This is the last heads up from me south cove rigging dock, and the month to email@example.com. on the Annual Membership Meet- board boat dock construction may AYC Business Hours ing – it will be held on Thursday, have started by the time you re- Dec 4, in the clubhouse at 7 PM. ceive this. Dock parties will con- Tuesday - Friday It's not only a meeting. There will tinue every Saturday morning for 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM be snacks and drinks as well for the foreseeable future, so come Saturday & Sunday those of you who haven't been in a out any Saturday morning and lend 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM while. The two main items are the a hand. I promise the next con- election of new officers for next struction project, a new walkway Closed Mondays year, and a change to the bylaws. between the clubhouse and the Closed Club Holidays You should already have received office, and from the office to the New Year's Day 1 January the slate of officers and the details parking lot, will not be a volunteer Easter Sunday 20 April of the bylaws change by separate project! Dave Gamble, Danny Independence Day 4 July mail. If you have any questions on Lien, Ryan Harden and Tom Groll Thanksgiving Day 27 November either, please contact me, or any have finished up the plans, and Shopping Day 28 November other board member. Christmas Day 25 December (Continued on page 8) Page 1 From the Vice Commodore Calling All AYC One Design Sailors! By Doug Laws by Tim Pletcher Time to clean out those dry sail slips, enjoy This has been a very busy year for sailing events the holidays, and, most importantly, think about what and construction activities, but its not over yet. Jon you are going to be sailing in the spring. Fortunately, Fitch and his harbor committee along with many vol- there's a new double-handed dinghy fleet coming to unteers have made good progress on construction of town - Snipes! For those of you not familiar with the a new south rigging dock and south cove board Snipe class, it is a well established international class dock. Jon has agreed to carry on with the project (established in 1932), has a friendly and very active and expects to have all work completed by Opening class association, attracts top flight sailors, and can Day 2004. Dr Gamble is reviewing bids for the walk- be sailed at the highest level of competition by crews way construction between the office and club house, across a wide weight range. This means that a hus- and has also agreed to complete the project next band/wife, boyfriend/girlfriend or year. Many thanks to both you guys. Your effort is parent/child team can be competi- what makes AYC such a great yacht club. tive regardless of conditions. As a reminder, the Annual Membership meeting and The Snipe class is not new to Texas or Austin. Snipe Annual Banquet are on Thursday and Saturday fleet #1 is still active in Dallas, and in our efforts we nights, December 4 & 6. Please attend the Member- have come across several AYC members who were ship Meeting to hear a report on club activities this once active in the class, and have expressed interest year, vote on a new Board of Directors for 2004, and in getting involved with the new fleet. Given the level vote on Article IX-Indemnity, a proposed change to of interest in the short period of time that we have By-Laws. The Annual Banquet will be another first been working on getting the Snipe fleet going here at class event planned by Corey Block and her commit- AYC, it appears there is a group of sailors looking for tee. Please attend to socialize, dine on a great a double-handed dingy to sail. We will have 4 boats meal, and congratulate those folks who win awards, in Austin by Thanksgiving, and expect to add a cou- vote on your favorite blue duck sailor and finally ple more by the end of the year. We expect to have dance to great music. Parties can't get any better regular racing on Lake Travis in the spring and are than this, and the price is right. cooperating on a Texas circuit with Snipe sailors in Dallas and Galveston with at least three to four regat- We still have several sailing events in the next three tas planned for next year. months and plenty of water in the lake. These events, sponsored by the keel fleet, are always a lot We would like to invite any interested members to of fun. First is the Wild Turkey Regatta on Novem- join us at the club on the following days for a test sail: ber 22, then the Red Eye Regatta on New Years December 7, 14; January 4, 11. We will be there at Day followed by the start of Frost Bite Series on 11am, regardless of weather, so please stop by and January 17. So, bundle up and come sail. take a spin. We are sure you will find the boat man- ageable, affordable, and lots of fun to sail. In the Finally, many thanks for the opportunity to be your meantime, if you have questions please contact Vice Commodore this year and your willingness to Steve Keckler (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Tim volunteer and serve AYC wherever needed. Merry Pletcher (firstname.lastname@example.com) to find out Christmas and best wishes for a Happy Holiday for more about the class and our efforts to build the fleet. you and your family. In addition, check out the international snipe class website at www.snipe.org or the US snipe site at www.snipeus.org. Memorial Reuel Smith died Oct 1, in a hospital in San Antonio of cystic fibrosis. He had been in and out of hospitals in Aus- tin, Temple and San Antonio for a couple of months. A memorial ser- vice is planned for December 13. Our condolences to his wife, Marcia Bochiski. God Bless you Reuel, and thanks. Page 2 You are cordially invited to attend Nominating Committee Report The AYC Annual Banquet Recommended Slate Saturday, December 6, 2003 2004 Officers of the Club River Place Country Club Commodore: Doug Laws Vice Commodore: Danny Lien 4207 River Place Boulevard Secretary: Renee Ruais Cocktails begin at 7:00 pm Treasurer: Thomas Lang Buffet Dinner served at 8:00 pm Building & Grounds: David Durocher followed by Annual Awards Fleet Commander: Billy Eno and dancing til midnight Race Commander: Paul Ballett Sail Training: Ira Rush Please contact the AYC Of- RSVP to AYC Office by fice if you would like to spon- Nov 22 – Limited Seating sor a UT Sailing Team member Annual Membership Meeting at the Annual Banquet. Your Thursday, 4 December $30 per person - Cash Bar help is greatly appreciated. 7:00 PM Thanks! AYC Clubhouse Wild Turkey Regatta Calling kids of all ages … you're invited to The AYC Annual Children's Christmas Party November 22, 2003 Join the festivities!! • Open to all PHRF rated boats ~ wear red and green or anything casual holiday ~ • $15 for Keel Fleet members ~ lunch with sandwiches, punch and Christmas cookies ~ • $20 for Non-fleet members ~ make your own holiday card with all the craft supplies ~ • Last chance to Race in 2003 ~ sing Christmas carols ~ Registration 1:00 PM ~ and be there for the special visit from Santa! ~ Skippers' Meeting Saturday, December 13, at the AYC Clubhouse 1:30 PM from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm One Race ASAP There is no cost and all ages are welcome! Snacks & Parental participation suggested! free beer for more information please contact Corey Block after the race. Page 3 Catalina 22 News ing, he and Melody like to go to Medieval festivals - in costume no less. As we all know, good crew is essen- by Wade Bingaman tial to enjoyable and successful racing. Chip has made amazing progress in the short time he has been racing. Our fleet has a lot of boats on the line on race day. Is He had not raced before joining the club. He crewed that what makes us a good fleet? Not really. The num- for me in the Indian Summer Series and was out- ber of boats racing is the result of a good fleet, not the standing - not only the physical part, but also calling cause. What makes us desirable is the people in our the wind and boats. There are plenty of people who fleet. And its not just the boat owners. I thought I'd take have sailed for years that haven't absorbed what Chip some time to point out some important fleet members. has. As I said earlier, Viva got him involved, but our one design format has hooked him. He tried PHRF but Without a doubt one of our most important fleet mem- never knew who won. The excitement of side by side bers is Viva Rogers. She racing has kept him coming back and continuing to seldom races with improve. (The 'ritas and food have helped as well.) If Andy, but she is you find he's not racing with Andy, try and get Chip on critical to our your boat. fleet because she is in Well, we do have to have cap- charge of the tains, and Peter Broberg is food. Her one of our new ones. He's an green curry is associate member who legendary, and keeps his boat, Paradox, at she is always Marshall Ford. Peter has no busy arranging trouble seeing the wind margaritas or parties shifts or puffs as he is an for the fleet. Viva was born ophthalmologist. Originally in Taiwan and moved to England to study. There she from Dallas, he went to UT as met Andy in a pub but at the time, could barely speak an undergraduate where he enough English to pick him up. Some how she man- met his wife, Diane. He attended aged. While living in England, they had vacationed in medical school at Baylor Medical in Austin and rented sailboats on Lake Travis. About Houston. I found Dr. Peter when my boat was being three years ago they moved to Austin and joined AYC. worked on at Commander's Point. His boat was also in Andy had raced in his youth, and Viva encourage him for work so we got to talking. I found out he raced as a to get involved again. In fact she found the C22 for youth- Dolphins on Lake Dallas, in college -Snipes at sale that Andy bought, and she has often rustled up AYC, and in med school - Ensigns at HYC. He was crew for him. When Viva is not busy managing Andy's interested in getting back into it, so I arranged for him sailing, she takes care of their son, Ryan who is three. to guest race in a series. After a couple of trial races Oh, did I mention she has her own cosmetic and web he joined the club and the fleet. In the last year Peter site businesses? Apparently there are more than 24 has been upgrading his boat. First the extra weight hours in Viva's day. We have Mary Ann and Jon Fitch went along with the lifelines, then came the inside to thank for recruiting Viva. Mary Ann told her the C22 tracks and angled rudder. With his new Bartlett gennoa was a family boat. Andy can race but still take Viva and and main, Peter plans on making his way up the fleet Ryan for a sail. She also likes the fact that the ladder. He is sold on one design racing and is a fleet is friendly and has accepted them with student of the game. He enjoys the fleet be- open arms. We've got our arms around a cause its a diverse but inclusive group. No great fleet member. matter what your sailing level, you're ac- cepted as part of the fleet. He also likes it One of the people Viva found to race that even though the racing is intense, with Andy is Chip Bryant. He may not its friendly. But his pleasure in telling realize it, but Chip is a valuable C22 stories or harassing Crouse shows he fleet member. He grew up in Waco, but knows there's more to our fleet than it wasn't a life sentence. Chip and his racing. wife Melody joined as associate AYC members just this year. Chip pays the So remember, the next time you meet bills by installing and maintaining dental someone who says they're a captain, or offices. My suggestion that he be the fleet crew, or even a cook, they could be our supplier of nitrous oxide has fallen of deaf next valuable fleet member. We'll take 'em ears. Anyhow, when he's not sailing or work- anyway we can get 'em. Page 4 South Cove Dock Construction is Well Under Way by Jon Fitch The club office now has a showcase AYC and allow us host other major events in detailed wall map of the the future. AYC harbor and grounds that shows the location of The honor roll of dock craftsman who have gotten us to all slips including wet, this point includes: board boat, and dry (beneath the map you will Barry Thornton Bobby Crouch find a current slip listing of Bruce Uphaus Camden Bobek No more guesswork finding a who is in Chris Thompson Damon Galloway slip with this map. which Dane Ohe Dave Speed slip). Please thank Roy Crouse for David Bernstein David DeSalvo doing such a professional job on the David Rehberg Doug Laws graphics. The map already shows Ed Halter Fel Heston the new south cove harbor configu- Frank Woodul Greg Buck ration we are in the process of Jenny Loehlin John Ehlers building. John Foster John Howard John Maddalozzo Jorge Martin de Nicolas Speed shows us Thanks to a whole bunch of dedi- Daveto sink deck screws. Judith McCracken Ken Ayers how Linda McDavitt Lou Kimball cated dock craftsman, we have suc- cessfully launched the south cove dock construction Mark Rossman Mike Kilpatrick project. We have four Pat Feagin Roy Crouse 8' x 20' rigging dock Salvador Aguirre Steve Ehlers modules finished and Steve Gay Steve Starr splashed. Frames for Ted Owens Ted Sousares the two 20' x 20' mod- Terry McDermott Vic Manning ules are done and wait- Voldi Maki Werner Uhrig ing for decking on the south ramp. Soon we I would also like to thank my wife, Mary Ann Fitch, for will be ready to start all the delicious home cooked lunches she has fixed replacing the board for the dock parties. Maybe you have heard the old boat docks next to the saying that "an army travels on its stomach", well I Pat Feagin, Fel Heston, and Greg think the same can be said of a dock party. Buck applying grey stain to cover up junior sail training pavil- the natural ugliness of yellow pine. ion with 20' x 20' mod- ules decked in beautiful Brazilian Ipe. The current time Dock work parties are every line for the project is to finish all of the south cove con- Saturday morning starting at struction by opening day of 8:30 a.m. and lunch is pro- next year. Everyone who is vided. We have a dedicated on the present board boat team of dock craftsman, but dock should have a board this is a very large project boat space on the new docks and we are always looking for when they are finished. In more volunteers. The docks case you didn't know, the UT we are building will be with sail team will be hosting the AYC for at least the next 15- John Maddalozzo makes dock framing look easy. collegiate national champion- 20 years. This project would ships at AYC in 2005. So not Steve Gay puts the finishing be a great way for you to leave your mark on AYC. only will we enjoy the new touches on our new Sport Port Please come out and give us hand and enjoy the ca- on dock for docks but the new docks will drivecoach boat. the Carolina Skiff maraderie of your fellow sailors and craftsman. The double handed championship was held Saturday, October 25. The weather was glorious, and 16 boats turned out. The group was split into four fleets, two spinnaker, and two non spinnaker. The winners for this year were: Non-Spinnaker: Ray Shull - J 29 Gary Payne - Catalina 30 Spinnaker: Phil Spletter - J24 Kevin Reynolds - Southcoast 21 Page 5 J24 News ning on Empty posted throw-outs of a 10th and 13th by Eric Nelson respectively after 2 days of very light/no wind. But the Austin J/24 Fleet still has some good bragging rights across District 14; Dave Broadway and The Best and the Wurst his Superman team won the regatta riding Seven J/24s enjoyed some great the only consistent finishes of all the com- racing to open the Winter Series, petitors with a 1, 6, 3. Congratulations which is our Fleet's best showing in Dave and long time crew Steve Keckler, awhile. Joe Mancuso, our newest who had lots of help from Sherre Kersting, boat owning fleet member, had his Dave Fisher and Emily DeDionisio. Hot off boat out sporting a new paint job his circuit win, Superman kept the streak and Craig Tapley as guest skipper. going by posting 2 bullets the following Several other boats had extra and third weekend of the Winter Series in "BO"s as guests with Phil Spletter Some of the Fleet's usual suspects caught conditions much breezier and cooler than sailing with Pam & Butch Wilson plotting tactics...hopefully racing ones! we had seen yet. Besides Superman, and Eric Nelson on board with there were 4 other determined boats out that weekend Stephen Burke. Couple those characters with the usual (like I said, it was much cooler and breezier!), including suspects of Leo Anderson/Tommy Pullen, Dave Broad- long time no see Mike Wellman on Shadowfax and way and Dave Gamble (with guest driver Tom Lappin) new to the Winter Series Dave Wahlberg on JailBreak. each sailing their boats and...well let's just say it was Mike is putting a team together and plans on making a fun and leave it at that! :) Medium to light Northeaster- return to regular series racing...welcome back Mike! lies turned into Easterlies half way into race one, so With the addition of these 2 boats in the Winter Series, after a good tactical weather leg, things turned into the J/24 Fleet has had 9 different boats participate so mostly a bunch of reaching, far...let's keep it rolling! The fourth weekend of the so Stephen Burke nailing the Winter Series we had Race Committee duty. Tom Lap- start with speed counted big, pin was our PRO with help from Dave Broadway, Leo allowing him to coast into a Anderson, Eric & Robbie Nelson, first place finish. Funny thing Pam & Butch Wilson, Anthony though, after the RC squared Plattsmier and Steve Keckler. the course for the second Our RC gave the other competi- race, the two boats that tors their money's worth with a full ended up one and two afternoon of racing in variable The camera's eye was quicker (Superman and then OOH conditions (there was steady for once than the hand of one AAH) both also had great wind, no wind and then gusty of the many "grazers" who starts, flopping to port quickly wind to go with the on and off sun enjoyed the German feast." at the pin....hmmm, do you and drizzle and then times of real think good starts are always important?, I guess so! rain). As promised the Fleet sup- After the races the Fleet hosted our traditional German plied some great cold cut snacks themed social of beer, sausages and sauerkraut (and and German beer some wine of course)...add the wide variety of fancy (hmmm...wonder where that beer Smiles all around the mustards, salads and great homemade desserts eve- came from?). Hopefully the Fleet RC after getting the first ryone brought and we had a feast to go with the great will be able to cap off our 2003 set of start sequences off without a hitch. race action rehashing! And we had a good crowd of AYC Series racing with a big turn folks who could not race but were able to join in after- out the 5th and last weekend of the Winter Se- wards for the shore side good times (always feel free ries...come out to participate and see for yourself! to come out just for the social even if you can't race that day!). Everyone hung out for quite awhile catching Upcoming Fleet Events up on all kinds of things so coming out late is no big After the Winter Series there is one more J/24 class deal. If you couldn't make this one hopefully we will racing opportunity this year just in case you are not see you at our next Fleet social (read more below on ready to put the boat away for the Holidays; the last this...). stop of the J/24 Texas Circuit down the road on Lake Canyon. Being just over an hour away, this November Winter Series Update 22/23 event usually draws a good number of Austin The second weekend of the series was abandoned boats, irrespective if they race other circuit stops. The due to no wind...and at least 2 of the 4 Austin YC J/24s informal club atmosphere there reminds you of AYC that skipped the series races to go to Lake Grapevine and sets the stage for some great social times (wasn't for the latest J/24 Texas Circuit stop wished the same would have been true for it!...both mr. happy and Run- (Continued on page 7) Page 6 Laser News several major events, including the North American Championships in Corpus Christi, the Last Chance by Renee Ruais Olympic trials at Rush Creek and soon, the 2004 Olympic Trials in Houston. These events bring By the time you read this, the Laser fleet will have talent from all over the country and also provide wrapped up a very active sailing season. Turnout opportunities to buy great boats at great prices. If on Wednesday nights (May – September) this year you're interested in getting involved in Laser Sail- was better than in previous years, with an average ing, send me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com of 12-15 boats on the line. At AYC several week- and I'll help you get connected. end regattas drew strong Laser crowds, most notably, of course, the Infamous Easter Laser At the end of a season in which Austin sail- Regatta, with near 70 full and radial rig lasers. ors have repeatedly proven they're the among the best in Texas, we're looking forward to having fun Austin Laser sailors also traveled to several District at the 'always a blast' Wurstfest at Lake Canyon, and 15 Circuit and other out of town events. The D15 web some lucky sailors will attend the Olympic Trials in sites listed 15 events from March through November, Houston. a very full calendar! If you want to sail a Laser in Texas, there's no lack of opportunity, and the caliber For more info on Fleet 22 activities, check out of competition is great! This year, Texas was host to www.ayclasers.org. AYC Membership Report The AYC Membership Committee is pleased to provide Current Membership numbers as of October 2003. by Vic Manning Senior Members 356 -4 = 352 For October there were six Junior Membership applica- Associate Members 15 -1 = 14 tions turned in and approved by the board for Bryce Non-resident Status 7 = 7 Cartwright, Robert Brewer, Christi Brewer, Katie Ol'Salt 17 = 17 Buehler, Andrew Fish, and Emily Walters. All are stu- dents on high school sailing teams. LOA 1 = 1 Juniors 1 +6 = 7 There was one Senior probation review for Philip Keil Paying Members 397 +1 = 398 and Stacy Miller and they have meet all requirements and approved for upgrade to Senior Membership. Honorary 6 = 6 Life 22 = 22 There were a number of Resignations in October that UT 18 +5 = 23 included: Brandon Rabke, Jim & Daisy Longmire, Non-Paying Members 46 +5 = 51 Clayton & Leticia Clabaugh, Geoffrey Andron, and Marcia Bochiski. AYC Membership 443 +6 = 449 J24 News (Continued from page 6) cember 13th and plan on joining the Fleet for it's next installment of the Fleet's annual Saturnalia at Barb and the J/24 Fleet party cry "SOOOCIAL" started there Dave Gamble's home (I think they must have forgotten several years ago?). Of course, by definition, there is about what happened when they hosted us last year always good racing. Check out more about the event so no one bring that up!). The Social Committee is al- on the J/24 District 14 website at ready busy making plans and I heard the front runner http://home.austin.rr.com/j24district14/CurrentNotice.ht theme is Italian (and what about that karaoke ru- m. If you can't take your boat and/or are not lined up mor...?). So start working now on finding that special as crew yet, drop the District 14 Governor a line at en- gift for the exchange, your favorite side dish ideas and firstname.lastname@example.com as there are always good crew who is most deserving of 2004 Fleet nominations now! openings (and, if you had to, you can be home in your If you are a dues paying member expect an invitation own bed each night!). soon in the US Mail and everybody will also be getting more information via e-mail as the date gets closer, but And to balance out our racing side, the Fleet has one either way make sure you invite any and all crew as last social blow-out also planned for 2003; the annual well as those who have helped the Fleet over the Holiday Fleet party! Mark your calendars now for De- course of this year...the more the merrier! Page 7 FALL REGATTA RECAP including the second race C-mark rounding by most of the fleet simultaneously. That was one of those sailing by James Wilsford moments that you just have to experience to know what is different about a regatta as compared to series The Fall Regatta went off as planned on October 4 racing. And finally, the food. In planning the weekend and 5. There were a total of 68 boats participating and I decided that it would be about the same amount of approximately 175 sailors in the two-day event. The effort (for me at least) to prepare all of the food our weather was beautiful and the wind … well lets just say selves as opposed to having one of six meals done by that we did all that we could to make the event a suc- a caterer and us doing the other five. I started shop- cess but you cannot control the wind. Several boats, ping on Wednesday. On Thursday, Tom Groll and Bill including mine, did not finish the first race due to the Hawk helped cube and marinate meat and on Friday time limit. However, the fact that I got to sail at all was there was quite a crew to help assemble the shish ka- a mark of success for me since one of my goals was to bobs including Dave and Sally Wahlberg, Brenda run the regatta AND get to race in it. I certainly could Spletter, Kelly Groll Carolyn Wilsford and several oth- not have been successful without the incredible, com- ers that joined the spearing party once they saw how petent and abundant help I received at every turn. much fun it was. Bill Hawk prepared spaghetti for the Running a regatta makes one realize just how much of weary workers on Friday and Tom Groll ran the grill for a volunteer organization we have at the Austin Yacht both Saturday dinner and Sunday burgers and hot- Club and what a great group of folks the members and dogs. Carol Rabin made race committee lunches and staff are to work with. A couple of weeks before the was one of the non-sailors that got things started for event I was worried that I did not have enough volun- the dinner while I was still out enjoying the water. Fi- teers – to the point where I recruited my mother-in-law nally, but not least, a huge nod of appreciation goes to to help. Then, with about a week to go before registra- the staff, Nancy, Donna, Tom and Matt. They made tion, the phone started to ring and my email started to valuable and useful suggestions before hand to help ding. Many thanks go out to the Catalina 22 Fleet for with planning and followed through by having the facil- handling registration and to Terry and Karen Reitz for ity in top condition to host such a large crowd. I am doing data entry. Ken Jolly and Brenda Spletter sure that I have omitted some names that deserve helped assemble race packets and Carolyn Wilsford great accolades and so I issue this blanket THANKS to helped to make the hat keepers that went into the all who pitched in to help, most without being asked packets and seemed to be a big hit. Scoring was han- but just because they saw something that needed to dled by the team of Jo Ann Welles and Jim and Kathy be done. It was a pleasure being the chairman of the Johnstone who did a great job of keeping things Austin Yacht Club Fall Regatta ( not that I want to do it straight and helping the race committee with fleet again any time soon ) I have a feeling that I will be splits. Race committee was headed up by Eric Nelson, seeing hats and hat keepers from Fall Regatta around who did a superb job under difficult conditions consid- the club for some time to come and they will serve as a ering the wind. He came up with sailing instructions reminder of what a great weekend it turned out to be. that were able to handle all of the eventual situations that arise in such an unpredictable event. Hopefully, Happy Sailing and Thanks again to all, James Wils- there will soon be some pictures posted of the event ford, Ensign Fleet 30 From the Commodore (Continued from page 1) been taking bids. A final one should be chosen in the next couple of weeks, and construction will begin before the end of the year. This project should take about two weeks to complete. 2004 Editor Found On a very sad note, AYC member Reuel Smith New associate member Yolanda Mares has volun- passed away on Oct. 1st . Those of you who knew teered to publish the Telltale next year. Yolanda has Reuel the few years that he has been a member lots of prior experience publishing newsletters for know that his health was never good, and his lungs other organizations. I will finish the year with the finally gave up. Reuel loved the water, and even December issue and Yolanda will take over with the though he could only sail occasionally, he loved January 2004 issue. Thanks to everyone for all the cooking for buffets and parties at AYC, as well as great articles submitted this year. I know you'll con- sitting around and talking sailing whenever he could. tinue to support Yolanda in the same timely fashion. We'll certainly miss him around the clubhouse. A memorial service is planned for Dec 13. Thanks, Gail Bernstein Page 8 Sunfish Fleet 70, News qualify this year for next year. How do you qualify: First you must either win one of 26 Regional events, a Mas- by Vic Manning ters, a Women's or be in the 10 ten at the North Ameri- cans. If you do not qualify in the first round, a second Well the Fleet wrapped up this year sailing with our round is selected from a step down system where annual meeting and elections of officers for 2004 at those people who previously qualified at an event the October 29th meeting and Pot Luck Turkey would have their slot go to the 2nd or 3rd in each dinner. Some 20 Fleet Members were present event and so on down to 10 deep. If some one and elected your new Fleet Captain; Diane does not want to go to worlds and all slots are Zbasnik, for next year, with Kevin Rey- not filled or there are additional slots available, nolds, who will continue to do the scoring and then a third list is taken from those who have Pat Manning again as your Treasurer. attended national level events. Those indi- viduals are put into a ranking system until all It was a fun year being your Fleet Captain and I thank slots are filled. The more events you attend the higher you very much for the opportunity to represent you. you are on the roster. Then there is a wild card selec- We had a wonderful year with the Wednesday Night tion system if extra slots are still available. A Wild Card races averaging 17 boats per night for the five months system is used to select those slots, by a drawing from and some 34 people who participated each month. The individual who sent in a request. Pat and I qualified last turnouts were light for the Family Sailing Adventures, year under the third system of participation because of however there was plenty of sailing activities and food all the events we attended and our ranking; seems like for those who did. The out of town regattas also had a we were always just out of the money, but competitive low turn out from our traveling fleet members, however enough to be selected to attend the worlds. For those the in town regattas where well attended with an aver- who would like to go to the Worlds in the future, the age of 20 boats. Thanks for coming out and attending 2005 event will be held on the island of Martinique and the various events planned for your enjoyment. the 2006 Worlds in Aruba, so get your traveling' shoes on and get ready to play and qualify for a future worlds. I would like to thank the Fleet, the Club and all those The 2004 North Americans will be held at Canandai- private supporters of Pat and I for helping us go to the gua, New York starting July 12 through 17. If you want Sunfish Worlds in St Martin this year. It was a great to race earlier than July, try the Texas Circuit in Febru- adventure where we competed with 68 of the world's ary at Corpus Christi, or the US Mid-Winters March 5-7 best Sunfish sailors. The Gold and Silver fleets were in Pensacola, Florida followed by the International divided evenly with 34 in each. Sailing in the Silver Masters at Satellite Beach, Florida near Melbourne, Fleet, I finished 15th and Pat finished 21st . That was starting March 12-14. Pat's best finish, however not mine. I was asked how we got a bid to the world, and with the 2004 Worlds I look forward to seeing each of you on the water in the being in Hyannis, Mass next year, this would be a coming years, so get your Sunfish cleaned up and get good opportunity to explain the qualification system. out on the race course. Support your new Fleet Cap- First you must be a Sunfish Class Member for the year tain and the Fleet so there will be events for you to you qualify and for the year you compete, since you enjoy sailing your Sunfish. 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Bye bye Charizard. See you when you get stronger. This is for the best for it. But, Ash didn't have to call it weak. I know he wanted Charizard to stay, but that wasn't needed. The ending was good.
Bye bye Charizard. See you when you get stronger. This is for the best for it. But, Ash didn't have to call it weak. I know he wanted Charizard to stay, but that wasn't needed. The ending was good.
This episode really made me angry as a kid. Back then, I didn't realise it was a plot device to get rid of Charizard and replace him with a Johto equivalent. I still don't like this episode that much though, as they made Charizard really weak just for this one episode. Struggling to be able to fly with Ash on him was just complete bull*******. We all knew he was Ash's best Pokemon. Sure, he comes back in the occassional Gym and League episode, but things were never quite the same.
I am fine with Satoshi leaving his Lizardon there for training because he needs to be stronger. Nice to see that he did have an improvement after the training. But I think somehow he is too over powered compared to other Pokémon he owns that should not be too big difference in my opinion.
Dang it, Ash! Why must you give up a Pokemon just when I start taking a liking to it?!
I know Charizard comes back a few times in future episodes, so it's not all bad.
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This has to be one of the best episodes ever made. That emotional moment when Ash left Charizard behind brought tears to my eyes. Just to make things clear: i was about ten years old when i first saw this episode (i am 23 now). But later on during Ash' journey it was proven this was the right thing to do, Charizard came back as his strongest Pokémon. Yeah even stronger than Pikachu, i doubt that little thing would be able to defeat Charizard if they were to fight.
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Ash and Charizard flying to the valley was odd in my opinion; Charizard's comical facial expressions were out of character for him in my opinion. Anyway, Ash's overconfidence bugged me, and I actually felt really bad for Ash's Charizard when it got beaten. Team Rocket's support of Charizard was endearing though.


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Magnetek, Inc., today announced results for the first quarter of fiscal 2003, ended September 30, 2002. Revenue for the quarter was U.S. $42.8 million, compared to $52.5 million and $44.2 million in the first and fourth quarters of fiscal 2002, respectively. Gross profit amounted to $9.8 million (22.8 percent of revenue) against $11.8 million (22.6 percent of revenue) in the first quarter of fiscal 2002 and $10.3 million (23.2 percent of revenue) in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2002.
Including a non-recurring gain, Magnetek reported net income of $15.7 million or $0.67 per diluted share for the first-quarter fiscal 2003. Due primarily to this gain, shareholders' equity increased to $158.2 million from $142.8 million three months earlier.
Excluding the non-recurring pre-tax gain of $27.8 million, Magnetek had a $2.2 million operating loss in fiscal 2003's first quarter versus a $1.6 million operating profit and a $.5 million operating loss in the first and fourth quarters of fiscal 2002, respectively. In the quarter just ended, excluding the non-recurring gain, the company had a net loss of $1.5 million or $0.06 per diluted share compared with net income of $1.1 million or $0.05 per diluted share in the prior-year first quarter and a net loss of $0.4 million or $0.02 per diluted share in the prior-year fourth quarter.
Magnetek's backlog reached $53 million as of September 30, according to Chief Executive Andrew Galef. "Based on current order activity and scheduled deliveries, our revenue should increase significantly in the current quarter," Mr. Galef said. "However, our gross profit margins may not rise correspondingly due to pricing pressures on lower-end power supplies and production inefficiencies associated with new product manufacturing start-ups. As we announced on July 25 and August 13, SG&A expenses will be higher due to changes in employee benefit costs. Also, in spite of continuing difficult conditions in Communications and Information Technology markets, we have increased our investments in R&D and marketing to assure our continued technological leadership and to upgrade our customer service capabilities."
"We are seeing the positive effects of new product introductions and share gains especially in Consumer and Industrial markets, both of which continue to grow," Mr. Galef continued. "In the quarter just ended, we entered some very promising new markets in Transportation (railroad train emergency power) and Alternative Energy (wind turbine power conditioners), which we recently announced." In addition, we have launched a major organizational and marketing initiative to gain shares of available Telecom markets through systems integration services for wireless, broadband access, wireline central offices, homeland security (such as 'E911') and microwave.
"We don't anticipate short-term growth in embedded power supplies, such as d.c.-to-d.c. converters, because discounted inventories still overhang the market," he continued. "However, in just the past six months, eight first-tier manufacturers' rep firms in North America (IRI, J-Squared Technologies, Southbridge, Luscombe, Nexus, Elcom, Thom Luke Sales and Wescom Marketing) have signed up to carry our line, and we expect to gain market share through their representation. We have also just signed up our first North American power-electronics distributor, Symmetry Electronics."
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BSkyB has secured a £4.9 billion deal to takeover Sky Italia and Sky Deutschland, to create Sky Europe.
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Sky will pay £2.9 billion in cash for Sky Deutschland, valuing the business at €6.75 per share.
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In addition, BSkyB released it annual results which show while revenue rose by 7%, pre-tax profits fell to £1.2bn from last year's £1.26bn.
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The company's £217 million one-off step up in Premier League costs also paid off with Sky Sports viewing shares reaching a seven-year high.
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CONCORD — Souhegan's game plan was to keep the puck in the Bulldogs zone and let them commit penalties. The Sabers last night executed their game plan flawlessly, beating Belmont-Gilford 7-1 in the NHIAA Division III semi-finals.
"We were clearly the underdog tonight," said Bulldogs coach Jay Londer after the hockey game. "They are loaded and just keep coming at you."
The Sabers quickly went up three goals before 10 minutes had expired in the first period. The first two goals were similar. They came on the power play with traffic in front of the net. Both goals came of of a rebound collected on the right side of B/G goalie Calvin Davis (33 saves) and flipped over his right shoulder.
The Bulldogs lone goal came late in the first period on a pass that was intercepted in the nuteral zone by Andrew D'Amour. The center skated in the offensive zone alone dancing around both defensemen and beating the Sabers' goalie between the legs.
The Bulldogs had only 10 shots on the evening. Belmont-Gilford ended the regular season 15-3 and the third seed in the postseason. The Bulldogs beat Kennett at home last Saturday for the first home playoff win. B/G will lose four seniors from this semi-final team. They will be bringing in six freshman for the 2014-15 season.
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Inter-Lakes School Board renews commitment to traffic control officer
MEREDITH — The School Board reaffirmed its commitment to having a police officer directing traffic at the Inter-Lakes School District campus in the morning and in the afternoon.
The consensus came after a citizen wrote a letter to the board saying that a police officer directing traffic slows the flow of into and out of the school grounds as well as on Route 3 near the school.
The writer said that often times westbound traffic gets backed up beyond Barnard Ridge Road.
Board members said the duty police officer is there primarily for safety.
"The key word is safety," said Chair Richard Hanson who noted that it's not how fast someone can drive at or near the school but whether or not the students and buses can safely enter and exit the campus.
Sgt. Michael Harper said making a left hand turn from the campus onto Route 3 can be especially tricky and can be made even more so by younger and inexperienced drivers who come and go from the high school.
In his opinion, he said having a police officer at the intersection during the busiest times of day has improved safety even though it has slowed traffic through the area.
"For what we gain in safety we'll gladly cede what we had in time," he said.
He said the school district pays for the special detail that takes about 45 minutes in the morning and about the same in the afternoon.
School Board Chair Richard Hanson said as a board they are likely to favor continuing with the traffic officer.
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Gilford Police Department renovation/expansion passes
GILFORD — Voters approved the planned renovation and expansion of the Gilford Police Department by a vote of 570 to 296.
The measure needed 60 percent of those who voted and earned 65 percent.
The race for Selectman was uncontested and Richard "Rags" Grenier will be sworn in tonight at the close of tonight's selectman's meeting.
The three incumbents for the Budget Committee — Kevin Roy, Sue Greene and Kevin Leandro — will all return to the committee. Roy earned 578 votes, Greene earned 528 and Leandro earned 389. Scott Davis got 373 votes and David "Skip" Murphy got 361 votes.
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BRATT Trail passes, Cormier re-elected in Belmont
BELMONT — Ron Cormier will return as selectman, besting former Town Administrator Donald McLelland Sr. by 14 votes in voting on Tuesday. Cormier got 169 votes, McLelland Sr. got 151, and George Condodemetraky earned 99 votes.
Planning Board incumbents Peter Harris and Rick Segalini bested George Condodemetraky and Doug Sanborn for the two seats available on that board,
Seventy-one percent of the 400 people who voted supported moving the money set aside for Phase II of the Belmont Recreation Alternative Transportation Team (BRATT) trail to Phase I enabling the town to finish the segment of the trail that will run from Mosquito Bridge to the Laconia Town Line. The vote needed a 60 percent majority to pass.
Voters also overwhelmingly supported raising and appropriating $142,050 for the BRATT trail.
The voters rejected a zoning article that would have created a Historic Demolition Review Committee by a vote of 124 for and 289 against. The measure was not recommended by the Planning Board.
Last Updated on Thursday, 13 March 2014 12:50
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