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A Jacksonville police cruiser rear-ended another vehicle Monday afternoon on Interstate 10 at Interstate 295.
Police said both vehicles were heading eastbound and the vehicle in front slowed to merge onto I-295. Police said the officer failed to stop in time and rear-ended the vehicle.
The driver of the first vehicle was transported to Baptist Medical Center downtown, complaining of neck injuries.
The officer was not hurt.
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Sesame Chicken Noodle Salad
This is my "go-to" recipe when I have no time. It's quick, easy and you can use almost anything from the fridge. — Jess Apfe, Berkeley, California
4 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Cook: 15 min.
8 ounces uncooked whole wheat angel hair pasta
2 cups cubed cooked chicken breast
1-1/2 cups coleslaw mix
1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained
1 medium sweet red pepper, julienned
1 cup fresh sugar snap peas, trimmed and halved
3 green onions, chopped
1/4 teaspoon salt
2/3 cup reduced-fat Asian toasted sesame salad dressing
1/4 cup chopped salted peanuts
Cook pasta according to package directions.
In a large bowl, combine chicken, coleslaw mix, oranges, red pepper,
snap peas and green onions; sprinkle with salt and toss to combine.
Drain pasta and rinse in cold water. Add pasta and dressing to
chicken mixture; toss to coat. Sprinkle with peanuts. Yield: 4
Nutritional Facts:
2 cups equals 519 calories, 11 g fat (1 g saturated fat), 54 mg cholesterol, 631 mg sodium, 72 g carbohydrate, 10 g fiber, 35 g protein.
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Doyle's One Design Customers Continue Their Winning Ways
This years Bacardi Miami Sailing Week featured some of the top international talent competing in a number of the most exciting One Design Classes. At the end of the Regatta, Doyle One Design customers came away with wins in the Star and Viper Classes, and secured a second place finish in the new J/70 class after a unfortunate start to the regatta.
Star Re-cap:
Mark Mendelblatt and Brian Fatih got off to a rough start with an OCS in race one but, after five days of racing, were able to rebound with wins in the last two races to take home the Bacardi Cup. The regatta saw a wide range of conditions forcing teams to constantly adjust, making the win that much more satisfying against some of the Star class' top competitors. "Winning the Cup again means a lot to me; it's really great because winning any big Star regatta is not easy at all! I am very happy to have had Brian with me. He is a great crew and wanted to have his name on the Tito Bacardi trophy. The Bacardi Cup is a great event and now, with the addition of all the other classes, it's even more satisfying."
The regatta was also the debut of Doyle's latest Star mainsail design, a new bi-radial cut which until now has not been proven in the Star class. After months of development, the new layout shows improved shape-holding through a wide range of conditions, in addition to being easily tuned. Jud Smith, head of Doyle One Design explains that "we moved to just two sections in the sail, each made up of radial panels. There are a number of benefits that we have realized – the radial bottom section helps handle the transition from the deepest parts of the sail into the clew smoothly while at the same time the radial gores in the clew help support the mast down low giving it a more even mast bend. Along the leech, the two radial sections essentially act as a catenary and evenly distribute the leech load." The result is a very smooth, tunable sail that can perform in a wide variety of conditions.
Learn more about Doyle's Star Sails.
Viper Re-cap:
In the competitive Viper Class, Brad Boston, Eric Vigrass and Shannon Bush sailing as Team Jackpot were able to win the regatta by winning 3 of the last 4 races, giving them a solid victory in a hotly contested class. Despite trailing early in the regatta, the strong finish helped them jump past some other past champions in the class. The sails he utilized were the standard Doyle sails that have proven durable and easy to trim for a number of years now.
Learn more about Doyle's Viper Sails.
J/70 Re-Cap
The J70 fleet of 20 boats got in 9 races over 3 bright sunny days on Biscayne Bay for Bacardi Miami Race Week March 7-9. After just one shortened light air race the first day, the breeze filled in for the last two days, blowing 6-15 knots to get in 8 races. Eight of the twenty boats did not make the time limit in the first race when the wind shut off which was an unfortunate starting point for many of the contenders. Saturday featured a NW to NE wind that gradually built to 10 -12 knots as it shifted to the right. Sunday the NE breeze shifted right again during the morning race 7 before settling in from the E-NE with some puffs that featured one planing leg.
Going into the final day of racing both Brian Keane and Will Welles had a commanding lead over the pack and appeared unreachable. There was still a group of 4 boats with a realistic shot at a podium finish. The race committee hailed that they were going to attempt to sail three races that day. Doyle customers Peter Duncan, Mark Ploch and Amy Neill started strong on the final day, rounding the first mark 1, 2 and 3. Brian Keane just beat out Ploch to win and Duncan got third after being caught on the persistent shift on the run. Wells caught back up to 8th but that still gave Keene a big cushion going into the last two races.
Off the line on Race 8 the usual suspects were in the front row but Wells was OCS and had to go back. Duncan and Neill were 1,2 at the first mark again and Duncan held onto win Race 8 with Keane second allowing him to clinch the regatta win. Welles was unable to get back in contention and sailed his throw-out. Going into the final race Duncan was only one point behind Wells with four boats within 5 points of second. So 2nd – 5th overall came down to the last race.
At the start of race 9, the wind shifted left and the fleet tacked onto port on a big lefty. Wells rounded 6th with Duncan in 7th. The fleet planed off on starboard for the first half of the run which allowed Duncan to get inside of Wells and jibe to windward. Duncan covered Wells on the second beat and run to the finish to clinch second place on a tie breaker.
Amy Neill sailing "Nightmare" from Chicago with Rich Sterns , John Baxter and Zach Mason had two 6th place finishes on the last day to clinch a 13th overall. This was Amy's first time ever steering or skippering any boat in any regatta. Amy used the same Doyle One Design sails as Duncan and Ploch and showed some of the greatest upwind speed straight out of the blocks.
Learn more about Doyle's J/70 Sails.
Congratulations all around on a competitive regatta!
Doyle Dominates 2012 Star Schoonmaker Cup
Doyle sails dominated the 2012 Schoonmaker Cup – the first regatta of the Star Winter Series – taking 1st, 2nd, and 5th. Picture-perfect sailing conditions greeted the 15-boat Star fleet on Saturday morning, with a 10-12 knot breeze and warm weather. The 15-boats represented a 75% increase from the 2011 fleet.
"We couldn't be happier with the turnout for the Schoonmaker, which has struggled to attract more than 8 or 9 boats in recent years," said Biscayne Bay Fleet Captain Stu Hebb, founder of the Star Winter Series. Hebb hopes to see similar growth throughout the season. "We're excited to see the fleet continue to grow now that there's a high-profile, low-cost series available to Star sailors throughout the Northern winter."
Click here for more information on Doyle Star sails.
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|Race 1
|Mark Mendelblatt / Edward Morey
|Arthur Anosov / Brian Fatih
|Benjamin Sternberg
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Hornos Wins 2012 Star Western Hemisphere Championship
The 2012 Star Western Hemisphere Championship was held May 16th through the 19th in Annapolis, Maryland at the Annapolis Yacht Club. Doyle Sailmakers' Tomas Hornos won the 30-boat fleet 2012 Star Western Hemisphere Championship with 19 points, 1 point ahead of Peter McChesney and Shane Zwingelberg.
On Friday evening, Hornos was leading after 6 races. On Saturday, two attempts were made to run race 7 at the minimum allowed length. However, both attempts were abandoned as the time limit for the first leg expired, due to the 1.6-1.8 knot adverse ebb current boosted by the opening of the Conowingo dam on the Susquehanna. Hornos' lead from the first 6 races held and he claimed the silver star.
To learn more about Doyle Star sails, click here.
Doyle Star CFD Video
CFD performance comparisons of all purpose J6R verses the development uprange J9R and J10R molds
Harken: Interview with US Star Sailor Mark Mendelblatt
Mark Mendelblatt (Miami, Fla.) and Brian Fatih (Miami, Fla.) won a bronze medal in the Star Class at the 2011 Perth Worlds, earning them the USA berth at the 2012 Olympics in Weymouth. Read the interview after their selection to the Olympic Team:
Harken: Interview Mark Mendelblatt, Star
Perth 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championship: USA's Mendelblatt & Fatih Win Bronze
In an exciting finale to the Perth 2011 ISAF Sailing World Championship, Mark Mendelblatt (Miami, Fla.) and Brian Fatih (Miami, Fla.) won a bronze medal in the Star Class. Mendelblatt and Fatih qualified for the country and earned them the USA berth at 2012 Olympics in Weymouth.
"We've been working hard and training hard, and it's all coming together," said Fatih soon after arriving back at the dock.
Dana Paxton explains: The Star duo started ahead of the German and Swedish teams, but at the gate, both teams passed the top Americans when Mendelblatt chose the wrong lane. The Swedish needed to put two boats between them, but Mendelblatt went on to explain that if he could hold them out they would medal. "Plan A was to get the silver and it was going well halfway down the run, but the mistake I made down at the bottom put us into plan b for the bronze," said Mendelblatt. "Even though we finished last, we made sure they finished second to last."
Listen to the full audio interview with Mendelblatt and Fatih:
Mark Mendelblatt and Brian Fatih Dec 17 after medal race ISAF Worlds by USSTAG
Utilizing innovative 3D modeling and rigorous testing, Doyle's Technology Team continues to develop fast, winning Star sails. Designed and assembled in the USA, Doyle sails will proudly power Mark Mendelblatt and Brian Fatih in the 2012 Olympics.
For more information on Doyle Star sails, click here.
Hornos Wins 2011 Star District 12 New York State Championship
Congratulations to Tomas Hornos for winning the Star District 12 New York State Championship. The New York State Championship was held Saturday July 16 and Sunday July 17th on Seneca Lake with 23 boats from 4 districts competing. The tight competition included past Olympic silver and bronze medallist Hans Fogh from Canada, 6 time Silver Star winner John MacCausland from New Jersey, many time Canadian champion Brian Cramer and the current District 12 Champion Terry Line.
The conditions on both days were similar explains Tomas Hornos, "hot high pressures with about 10 knots in the morning, which was a residual cold mountain breeze that fills in at night and dies by mid-day, followed by really inconsistent fluky land thermals that made for lots of lead changes." The race committee got in 2 races on Saturday and 3 on Sunday.
According to Tomas, "The regatta came down to the last race with John MacCausland, Brian Cramer and myself all within a point of one another, so we match raced each other for the title. I ended up tied with Brian, because he beat me by one place at the finish and John was deeper." Tomas won the tie breaker to win the 2011 Star District 12 New York State Championship. "Five races, good friends, great food and a club that really enjoys hosting regattas, what a wonderful weekend."
For more information on Doyle Star sails, click here.
Vanderhoff Wins 77th Star Miller Series
Congratulations to John Vanderhoff and Adam Dolezal for winning the 77th Annual J. Rulon Star Miller Series hosted by the Chesapeake Bay Star Fleet and Gibson Island Yacht Squadron held July 9-10, 2011.
The 10 boat Star fleet had 3 races scored over the 2 days. Vanderhoff was tied with Tom Price, with Alex Schwab crewing, going into the 3rd and final race. Vanderhoff and Price each had a 1st and 2nd, with a 3 point lead over John MacCausland in 3rd. Vanderhoff and Price started next to one another and match raced on the first upwind of the course, frequently changing the advantage. But on the last beat, Vanderhoff got ahead of Price and was able to maintain the lead on the final run. Vanderhoff finished 2nd, 1 place behind MacCausland and 1 place ahead of Price. Vandergoff's 2nd in the final race was enough to win the regatta.


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April 18, 2012
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February 24, 2012
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DePerrys on the Lake
DePerrys on the Lake is a place for a relaxing vacation in a beautiful setting. Facing east to Basswood Island, our setting is unique and beautiful. The Basswood Suite is located on the second floor, and is reached by a private outside stairway leading into the main bedroom. A second bedroom is available, if needed, for rental by the same party, full bathroom is shared and accessible from both rooms. A lounge area, with refrigerator, microwave and coffee pot, separates the bedrooms. Both rooms have queen beds and satellite tvs, the main room has air conditioning. Bedrooms and lounge have spectacular views of the lake, islands, and the wreck of the steamship Fedora. Located in the building next to the main house are the Annex Suites 1 and 2. These cozy and inviting suites have the same close up view of Lake Superior, Basswood Island, and the North Channel. The suites are on the second floor, with private outside stairways and small private decks with lounge chairs and gas grills. In each unit is a living area with sofa, dining table and chairs, a dinette area with small refrigerator, microwave, toaster, coffeepot, dishes and cutlery, a bath with glass-enclosed shower, and a bedroom with queen bed. Although most of the time our lake breeze and the sound of the waves invite you to keep your windows open, there are air conditioning units, just in case! The "cove" (on the property), with a small beach and picnic table, is a good place to go swimming (you can brag about swimming in Lake Superior), have a picnic, gather beach glass and rocks, or just relax. There is also a fire pit in the yard, the spot for making s'mores, telling stories, listening to the lake and watching the stars.
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11/29/2014-12/31/2014 - Bayfield - 4.16 miles away
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11/29/2014 - Bayfield - 4.01 miles away
Rittenhouse Inn Wassail Dinner Concerts
12/3/2014-12/21/2014 - Bayfield - 4.1 miles away
Holiday Spirit Gallery Tour
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Washburn's Merry Ol' Christmas
12/12/2014-12/14/2014 - Washburn - 14.43 miles away
Washburn's Merry Ol' Christmas
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Suffolk boys lacrosse top 10
Some shakeup in our rankings this week after Ward Melville belted Smithtown West on Monday, 13-4. West Islip isn't done yet, either, as its 7-6 comeback victory over previously unbeaten Northport demonstrated. Sayville also suffered its first loss last week and has a big game at Comswewogue on Thursday night.
Zog's Top 10
1. Ward Melville (7-0)
2. Smithtown West (7-1)
3. St. Anthony's (5-2)
4. West Islip (6-2)
5. Shoreham-Wading River (5-0)
6. Smithtown East (5-1)
7. Northport (5-1)
8. Sayville (5-1)
9. Comsewogue (6-1)
10. Riverhead (7-1)
Suffolk Players of the Week:
Dan Rooney, Smithtown East. The freshman scored five goals and added an assist in a 13-6 victory over defending state champion West Islip in League I. It was the Bulls' first-ever victory over the Lions.
Ryan Keenan, Smithtown West. The junior attack scored five goals with four assists in a 14-7 victory over Bay Shore and came back with two goals and two assists in a League II victory over Half Hollow Hills East.
Hunter Hayes, Shoreham-Wading River. He took a feed from Tim Rotanz and scored on a sidearmed shot with 1:01 left in overtime to give the Wildcats a gritty victory over Comsewogue in a League II thriller.
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