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BANGALORE, INDIA & CAMPBELL, USA: Cosmic Circuits will be attending the TSMC Symposium held on 25th June at Tel Aviv, Israel.
Cosmic Circuits offers a broad portfolio of differentiated Analog, Mixed-signal and connectivity IP cores in nanometer technology nodes. The analog and mixed-signal IPs cover the areas of Data-Converters, Analog-Front-End platforms for Wireless and Audio, Power-Management and Clocking while the connectivity solutions target the MIPI D-PHY and M-PHY based applications, USB 3.0, USB2.0, PCIe and HDMI.
Sundararajan Krishnan, director of IP Business Unit from Cosmic Circuits and Jean-François Lambert (Jeff), Sales Europe and Israel will be present at the symposium and will discuss the Mixed signal IP cores developed by Cosmic Circuits in various TSMC technology nodes including 28nm.
They will also be available to discuss Cosmic Circuits Roadmap, IP selection, Integration issues in SoC and design methodology.
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As much as I sew & browse on-line, I just recently found that fabric.com has several free pattern downloads for Hotpatterns. I can't be only one who didn't know this?? Anyway, I thought it would be great to have a thread where we could share this info.
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Try their Fringe Knit top pattern, nice tapered T-fit!
I listed it in the Reviews as some instructions are lacking.
You can leave off the scarf part and modify the neckline.
I like thinkliz.com for lots of freebies too.
Thanks, gramma b, The fringe knit top pattern is what lead me to the fabric.com patterns. I'm definitely going to give it a try.
I looked at thinkliz. She has her patterns, plus links to others. Here's the link Thinkliz
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Your Style Rocks free downloads
Burdastyle.com has free patterns but you have to dig for them now. Before they remade the site, you could just click on a "Free Patterns" tab. Requires free membership to download.
Burdastyle.de/pt/ru etc. have some patterns free every month from the current issue, for a limited time (until the release date of the next issue, usually around the 18th of the previous month). Requires free membership to download.
------Morphology: Petite at 1m53 (5'), Burda size altered 19 or altered 38, Big 4 size 10 or 12 depending on ease;
Alterations: Petite, Narrow Shoulders, Slim Arms, Narrow waist, Increase Back Crotch Depth. Considering: Forward Neck/Rounded Upper Back, Slight Swayback;
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Favorite Fibers, Weaves or Patterns: Cotton, Linen, Cotton Silk blend, Seersucker, Swiss Dot, Lawn, Denim, Stripes, Chevron, Window pane Plaid, Bias;
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Here are some that I've collected:
1) http://littlebiggirlstudio.blogspot.com/2011/10/12-days-of-christmas-blog-hop-organizer.html
2) http://littlebiggirlstudio.blogspot.com/2010/05/spice-up-your-kitchen-meal-planning.html
3) http://www.sew-much-ado.com/2009/05/ric-rac-receiving-blanket-tutorial.html
4) http://freespiritfabric.com/graphic-elements/gallerys/t127_1.pdf
5) http://wkdesigner.wordpress.com/2008/08/19/boxer-shorts/
6) http://www.uri.edu/library/special_collections/COPA/index.php -- Edited on 4/7/14 6:39 PM --
WOW! Thanks everyone for all the great links! I can't wait to go through them all!
Nora :)
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I was googling for an underwear download I remember seeing on a blog recently (which blog? when? what pattern?) and found this:
Claire Sew's Free Patterns pin board
Free Lingerie Pattern Downloads -- Edited on 8/2/12 5:48 PM --
Burda style actually has a few - the most famous ares probably the JJ blouse and the coffee date dress, but I have also downloaded and made a 2 piece tunic (yes, exactly 2 pieces plus a little bias tape - I still have to hem it, and posting the review will be an issue since it has no number!) and a sun hat, and downloaded, but not yet made:
Ellen pants
Cowl dress/top
And a few others. Found them by going to the Burda Pattern Store and checking the Free Patterns box in the search.
Thanks for starting this thread! I hope we have a Free pattern contest!
For the handbag contest they posted this LO_O_ONG list of free bag patterns
Oh, and while looking at some of those bag patterns I found this cute skirt.
Not technically a pattern, but still free! -- Edited on 4/7/14 6:40 PM --
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Page 9 CHRONICLES February 15, 2013 Now Showing in the Osborne Family Gallery Future, Beware! Vol. 3 Issue 2 2 From the Dean's Desk We're Number One (Hundred) On March 1st, Criss Library will become the 100th installation of WorldShare Management Services (WMS) from OCLC. Many of our readers will know that OCLC is the largest consortium of libraries in the world, with over 25,000 member libraries. One hundred installations is a significant milestone for OCLC – an indication that their efforts to create an entirely new model for library automation have been successful. CRISS CHRONICLES Spring 2013 Volume 3 Issue 2 Contributors Dean: Stephen Shorb Managing Editor: Joyce Neujahr email@example.com (402) 554-3607 Art Director: M. Iftikhar Husain Associate Editors: Karl Johnson II Emily McIllece M. Iftikhar Husain Contributing Authors: Lindsey Bailie Emily Rokisky Les Valentine Mark Walters We are pleased to be a part of WMS for a number of important reasons. First and foremost, the cooperative approach between OCLC members will replace the traditional for-profit library systems currently in use. Libraries will now be working together as a ".org" instead of paying rapidly escalating prices to a ".com" provider. Plus, the entirely web-based nature of WMS means that the library will not need to purchase or lease its own server hardware. Upgrades and enhancements will be shared between libraries in a cost-effective manner. As a system "of, by and for" libraries WMS reflects years of library management expertise by greatly simplifying workflows for our staff and librarians. All these efficiencies result in reduced costs that can be applied to new resources for teaching and research. A direct result of the savings for UNO is that we will be adding (also on March 1st) nearly 300,000 new electronic books from leading academic publishers. What you will notice on March 1st. Most users search the library catalog from the window on our homepage. There are currently tabs for "Books & More" and "WorldCat". The tab for "WorldCat" will no longer be available, and the "Books & More" selection will search both our local catalog and the entire WorldCat database. This is good news for researchers, because the worldwide searching capability will reveal many more resources, including books in other libraries, journal articles and other items – all in a single search. Sound perfect? Well, it's very good but not yet perfect. Expert researchers will notice some differences in the operation of the new search engine and in the way that results are displayed. Over time, the system should improve continuously and offer more features for productive, scholarly use. Using WMS will position Criss Library to take advantage of the rapidly evolving network computing landscape – including cloud-based systems, more apps for mobile devices, and the exciting developments in linked data. 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March roars like the proverbial lion with the launch of a new integrated library system (WorldShare Management Services) and adoption of more than 300,000 ebooks. WMS will replace Discover in the Books & More tab on the homepage and allow patrons to search the catalog, ebooks, and databases. Those who used WorldCat to search for items in other libraries will be familiar with the interface, but librarians will be on hand to introduce users to the new interface. A few reasons for switching: • Primary source for cataloging and ILL • Download to laptop or e-reader • Single, consistent communication between databases • Access for multiple users • Cloud/apps model • Money saved = more for materials • Integration of ebooks • Streamlined processing = better service for you On March 1, Criss will also launch its EBL ebook collection. EBL: To get ebooks from EBL or EBSCO, you need: • Adobe ID (free) • Adobe Digital Editions (if downloading to computer) • DRM-supporting ereader app like Bluefire (tablets, smartphones) eBooks are currently available for download through EBSCO. More details on ebooks can be found in our libguide. • Adds 300,000 ebooks February 15, 2013 - Emily McIllece CRISS CHRONICLES 5 Digital Commons Comes to UNO Open access is defined by the Budapest Open Access Initiative as "…immediate, free availability on the public internet, permitting any users to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search or link to the full text of these articles, crawl them for indexing, pass them as data to software or use them for any other lawful purpose…" UNO has joined the open access movement, embracing it in the form of DigitalCommons@UNO. Digital Commons is an institutional repository (IR) with the goal of collecting, preserving, and making visible the intellectual output of our university. Currently, DC@UNO contains faculty publications and presentations from a wide variety of disciplines, one journal and one newsletter. In the future we hope to expand DC@UNO to hold electronic theses and dissertations, digital images and streaming video, faculty monograph publications, student-run journals, and materials from conferences held on campus. The benefits of an institutional repository are widespread. The university is able to showcase the work of its teachers and students, aiding in student and faculty recruitment as well as funding efforts. In addition, an IR can serve as a digital archive for the university. The local community also benefits. For example, UNL has found that the annual beef cattle reports it posts are being downloaded in great numbers from rural areas in Nebraska as well as around the world. For the individual student or faculty member, IRs are an opportunity to publish work (in final or alternate versions) in a medium that allows the widest possible dissemination, increasing the potential to impact their field of study. On a global scale, works posted in IRs are available to any researcher or stakeholder with internet access, allowing those previously restricted by the high costs of academic journals to access relevant research. You can tap into this growing wealth of knowledge at www.digitalcommons.unomaha.edu. While there, search for works by collection, discipline, or author. If you're just browsing, we recommend checking out the Top 10 Downloads of all time, the 20 most recent additions, or the paper of the day. Clicking on the interactive color wheel on the home page will link to the Digital Commons Network, a collection of over 600,000 works from 265 institutions around the world, to date. Recently, works from UNO faculty have ranked among the most popular within this massive global network in disciplines from Scandinavian Studies to Aquaculture and Fisheries. How's that for global impact? John Willinsky, member of the Stanford University faculty, argues that "a commitment to the value and quality of research carries with it a responsibility to extend the circulation of such work as far as possible and ideally to all who are interested in it and all who might profit by it." We would like to invite faculty authors to submit works to be added to DC@UNO in order to expand this resource by emailing a publication list to email@example.com. We'll do the rest! If you have any questions about DigitalCommons@UNO, please contact Emily Rokisky, firstname.lastname@example.com or (402) 5542382. - Emily Rokisky Vol. 3 Issue 2 6 Osborne Family Gallery Presents Future, Beware! Photography by Ophir Palmon Jan. 7 - Feb. 22, 2013 Ophir Palmon challenges the viewer to consider the roles and choices made by Perpetrator, Victim and Bystander during times of conflict. The exhibit depicts American youths visiting concentration and extermination camps in Poland, and asks viewers to examine not only the impact of war atrocities, but also to reflect on the moments and occurrences which all of us will face at some time in our lives. February 15, 2013 CRISS CHRONICLES 7 A Conversation With Emily Rokisky surprised to find out about you? I've jumped out of a perfectly good airplane at 13,000 ft. If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would that be and why? I would love to go to Egypt – the food, culture, and architecture are unlike anywhere I have ever been before. There is so much history there and seeing the pyramids are on my bucket list. Where are you from and what are you doing here? I'm originally from Richmond, VA but most recently moved from Arlington, VA. My husband and I are enjoying living in the Midwest and exploring what Omaha has to offer. visit friends and family scattered all over the country. What do you like most about Criss Library? I really enjoy the people I work with and of course, the café on the second floor! What is your Favorite Quote? "It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye." - Antoine de Saint-Exupery, "The Little Prince" What is the last book you read? "The Duchess" by Amanda Foreman If you were a super hero, what would your super power be, and why? Teleportation – so I could easily What are your hobbies? Reading, cooking, traveling, yoga, and watching Hokie football. If you could have dinner with anybody, past or present, who would it be and why? My father's father. I never met him but I've heard so many interesting stories about him. What would people be the most If you could change your job title (or if you could pick any job title in the world, what would it be?), what would you change it to? I'm not sure what the title would be, but one that allowed me to travel and see as much of the world as possible. I've jumped out of a perfectly good airplane at 13,000 ft. Where is your favorite place to eat? M's Pub in the Old Market. I love the atmosphere! What is your favorite color? Green Vol. 3 Issue 2 8 Step into virtual UNO senior Patricia Sobetski Spaces Media Lab 118 Edit videos files with Adobe Premiere Add video effects and computer generated graphics (CGI) with Adobe After Effects Create audio files with Adobe Audition See Sobetski "Walk like an Egyptianâ€? on the footsteps of the Pyramids of Giza. February 15, 2013 enters her own virtual paradise on the sunny beaches of Hawaii. CRISS CHRONICLES 9 It's one small step for man and one giant leap for Sobetski as she walks on the moon. Vol. 3 Issue 2 10 New Equipment Available Epson scanner - Scan documents, books, magazines, etc. into digital formats. Sony HDV tape injestor - convert miniDV cassettes into digital formats. Whisper Room - Create audio recordings in the sound-proof recording booth. Apple MAC Pro desktops - utilize graphic, sound and video software. REI Bluray player and Toshiba VHS/ DVD players convert any VHS into Bluray or DVD. Green Screen shoot videos anywhere your mind can imagine in front of this professional quality green screen. Photos and descriptions courtesy of UNO student Eric Anderson. February 15, 2013 CRISS CHRONICLES 11 From the Archives UNO was founded in 1908 as the University of Omaha with the assistance of the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at Omaha. The Board of Trustees of another Presbyterian institution, the old Bellevue College founded in 1880 twenty miles south of Omaha, originally supported the founding of OU. Very soon it became obvious that the new university posed a severe threat to the survival of the Bellevue institution. By the fall of 1910 Bellevue College officials seemed to regret their role in establishing OU and began to support calls for a merger of the two colleges. Although the University of Omaha was then only a couple years old, its students had already grown quite attached to their university and most signed this petition against the proposed merger with Bellevue—including the first UNO alum, Claudia V. Galloway who graduated by herself in 1911. Proposals for an OU merger with Bellevue led to nothing and the old Bellevue College closed its doors permanently in 1919. - Les Valentine Vol. 3 Issue 2 12 O R N E R with Mark Walters In December 2010, Ambrose Video Publishing, an educational video producer, and the Association for Information and Media Equipment, a non-profit trade association, filed a lawsuit against UCLA for copying and streaming DVDs for professors as a part of their coursework. The videos in question were Shakespeare plays produced by AVP, and AIME claimed that AVP's business, and the business of their members, would suffer if UCLA and other academic libraries continued to stream the videos. UCLA claimed fair use allowed them to make copies of the DVDs. In November of last year, Judge Consuelo Marshall issued an order dismissing the complaint, but not for the reason you would expect: she claimed the plaintiffs lacked standing. As for UCLA's claim of fair use? Judge Marshall declared ambiguity. After balancing the four factors of fair use, discussed last time, Judge Marshall concluded: "there is, at a minimum, ambiguity as to whether Defendants' streaming constitutes fair use. . . Notably, no Court has considered whether streaming videos only to students enrolled in a class constitutes fair use, which reinforces the ambiguity of the law in this area." One way forward is to follow a code of best practices Although the case was dismissed, legal scholars agree: the UCLA case did not decide if streamed digital video was fair use. This puts librarians and academics alike in a tricky place. What to do when there is no established rule or regulation? One way forward is to follow a code of best practices, like the one offered by the Association of Research Libraries, entitled: Fair Use for Academic and Research Libraries. The Code is available here: http://www.arl.org/ pp/ppcopyright/codefairuse/code/index.shtml As you can see from the UCLA case, fair use can be ambiguous. Library professionals and academics who exercise the guidelines listed in the ARL document are in a far better position to defend their fair use policies. And yes, the guidelines include a fair use exception for streaming videos. February 15, 2013 CRISS CHRONICLES 13 Despite the cold, it's been a lovely winter at KANEKO! Coffee and tea have been consumed at amazing rates, mostly by patrons hunkered down with immense tomes of poetry and archival research materials. stops for a brief moment to consider the rack of tiles set out in front of a Scrabble board. He played every day this week and wants to see what other patrons have contributed to the game. Finding a spot to play "THORNY" on a double-word score spot, he continues on to his table and removes his winter gear. Unpacking the laptop and papers he needs for the day consumes only a moment and then, he's ready for the hot coffee with two sugars and a glass of water. Ah, perfect. The next six hours are spent refilling the cups and typing away, occasionally stopping to chat with other familiar faces that have filtered in throughout the day. I've found that despite interest in the library, very few know what goes on here in the wilds of downtown Omaha, so let me give you a glimpse of the KANEKO-UNO Library: As a patron enters the library, he shuffles the snow and sand from their feet while greeting the staff. En route to his favorite spot, he More and more, our patrons are turning into regulars here at KANEKO-UNO Library. They have favorite tables and sofas or drinks. They ask the staff for help with formatting documents and where to find books on textile design. They build elaborate Lego homes for a plastic alligator named Sylvester. They pull the Scrabble board between a group of three or four and play a quick round as a study break. Overall, we couldn't be happier and more excited about the future of this creative space that UNO and KANEKO have created. Well, perhaps we'd be more excited to see you there too. Some of our current excitement stems from a new endeavor- a book club. Titled "The Curiosity Review," this book club focuses on books that encourage creativity and assuage curiosity. Rather than concentrating on a certain type of book- fiction or non-fiction- we aim to survey a wide variety of titles and disciplines. The first book is The Casual Vacancy by J.K. Rowling. Future plans involve non-fiction books relating neuroscience and art, fiction books about future worlds, and even a graphic novel! If you're interested in joining the book club, it's not too late! Simply pick up a copy of The Casual Vacancy, read it, and meet up with us Wednesday, March 13th at 6pm at KANEKO-UNO Library. Wine and snacks will be provided if you come with questions and thoughts about the little British village of Pagford. - Lindsey Bailie Vol. 3 Issue 2 14 Events Calendar February February 2013 Jan. 7 - Feb. 22: Osborne Family Gallery presents "Future, Beware!" an exhibit featuring the photography of Ophir Palmon. Feb. 13 - At the KANEKO-UNO Library, "The Curiosity Review," this ongoing book club will focus on a variety of books, including fiction, non-fiction, contemporary, historical, and maybe even some weird books! An inquisitive mind and an appetite for good food and conversation are all you need to join! SUN MON TUE Mar. 16 - 23: Spring Break Hours Mar. 16 9AM - 5PM Mar. 17 12PM - 9PM Mar. 18-21 7AM - 9PM THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 FRI SAT 1 2 March March 2013 Feb. 26 - Mar. 29: In the Osborne Family Gallery, "Women of Accomplishment" WED SUN MON TUE WED THU 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 February 15, 2013 CRISS CHRONICLES 15 April SUN MON April 2013 TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Hours for Dead/Finals Week: Apr. 22 - 25 7AM - 2AM Apr. 26 7AM - 5PM Apr. 27 9am - 5PM Apr. 28 12PM - 2AM Apr 29 - May 1 7AM - 2AM May SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Apr. 7 - May 4: Osborne Family Gallery presents "UNO Bachelor of Arts Student Show." Apr. 7: BASA Student Exhibit Reception in the Library (hosted by the UNO Art Gallery). Apr. 9 - 10: Scholastic Book Fair (9AM - 6PM) Apr. 18 - 2nd Annual Open Mic Night Apr. 22 25: Dead Weak Apr. 28 - May 1: Finals Week May 2013 May - June: In the Osborne Family Gallery, Chris Knudtson showing. May 4: Graduation May 9: Summer Sessions Begin Summer Hours: Sun. 12PM - 9PM Mon. - Thu. 7AM - 9PM Fri. 7AM - 5PM Sat. 12PM - 5PM Compiled by - M. Iftikhar Husain Vol. 3 Issue 2 6001 Dodge St. Omaha, NE 68182 (402) 554-3206 AVAILABLE 24/7 @ library.unomaha.edu LIBRARY HOURS Monday - Thursday: 7:00 AM - 12:00 AM Friday: 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sunday: 12:00 PM - 12:00 AM Consult website for holiday hours


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There's fresh evidence that 2014 could see corporates getting back on the acquisition trail, as KPMG's latest 'Global M&A Predictor' indicates that restless investors are turning up on the pressure on companies to transact.
KPMG's bi-annual research reveals that predicted forward price-per-earnings ratios - a key measure of confidence or appetite - were 16 percent higher in December 2013 than they were 12 months earlier, and up 17 percent since June.
Coupled with this are signs of an increasing pressure on corporates to embark on transactional activity, as markedly reflected in the performance of their share prices. Across the board, market capitalisations rose by an impressive 19 percent between December 2012 and December 2013, suggesting that share prices are being buoyed by the increasing growth expectations of investors; expectations which are unlikely to be met from organic growth alone.
"The growing appetite for deals and an increase in pressure to transact are two sides of the same coin," said Tom Franks, Global Head of Corporate Finance at KPMG. "Investors have been patient over the last three or four years; but as deal capacity continues to rise and global markets maintain some stability, the pressure on cash-rich corporates to start deal-making again is going to intensify."
Yet, although overall market sentiment is undoubtedly positive, transaction levels have still not caught up. From 30,945 deals worldwide in January 2013, the total number of completed deals fell to 27,194 in December, a drop of over 12 percent. Deal values also declined, falling around 7 percent over the same period.
Tom Franks added: "To date, the steady increase in corporate confidence has not yet translated into an uptick in transaction levels. However, we're now operating against a background of a red hot IPO market in the UK and the US, so it will be interesting to see whether a change in fortune for the wider M&A market does indeed start to gain momentum over the coming months."
The capacity and appetite to do deals in the UK reflects that of the rest of the world. Here, predicted forward P/E ratios are up a healthy 17 percent year-on-year, while market capitalisations were up 14 percent.
Jonathan Boyers, partner in KPMG Corporate Finance, added: "We're now at a slightly curious point in the cycle. Whilst the UK has, like the rest of the world, seen a year-on-year decrease in deal volume and value, there's no doubt we are starting to see a marked pick-up in the M&A pipeline, encompassing not only the IPO market but also increased appetite from private equity and corporates.
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At the end of five days of a great championship with 15 competition races, Janis Preiss (LAT-23) is declared the 2014 Formula Windsurfing Masters World Champion and also the 2014 Gallipoli Formula European Cup Champion. Karl-Erik Saarm (EST-228) is 2014 Formula Windsurfing Youth World Champion.
2014 Formula Windsurfing Youth and Master World Championship
In third place overall in the Masters fleet, Marco Begalli (ITA-415) is 2014 Formula Windsurfing Grandmasters Champion and Giovanni Franchini (ITA-92) is First Veteran. Lars van Someren (NED-800) is 2014 Formula Windsurfing Junior Champion with a very creditable fourth place overall in the youth fleet.
On the final championship day, the Race Committee took up their customary position on the water, AP flying while they waited for the wind to settle after it changed direction from NE to SE. On the beach Janis Preiss and Miguel Martinho prepared themselves for the final battle ahead with just the one point separating them, both eager to claim the title.
Competitors were to experience quite different conditions from previous days - some took it in their stride, particularly those more experienced in the Masters fleet, others relished the stronger winds whilst others fell by the wayside.
Janis Preiss was on fire, taking three of the four bullets, whilst for Miguel Martinho, two of his races today ended up being two of his three series discards. Thus they ended the day, and the championship, with Janis five points clear ahead. First Grandmaster Marco Begalli clung on to his third place on the podium by a mere two points as Latvian Maris Birzulis rounded off a good day, taking the last bullet of the championship. Local sailor, Luciano Treggiari, dropped to 15th overall relinquishing the First Veteran status, and coincidentally 12th position overall, to fellow Italian Giovanni Franchini.
In the Youth Fleet, it wasn't Karl-Erik Saarm's best day either. He started off well with a win but then was OCS in the next race. However, he finished the championship top of the leaderboard with a healthy five point lead over Brazilian Leonardo Venturini who took two bullets on this final day. Jan Orsatti (SUI-27) claimed the third podium spot.
First Junior Lars Van Someren moved up to fourth place overall, faring better than Artur Kaikull who had entered the final day with equal points but ended up discarding three of his final four races. He finished on equal points with fellow Estonian Tristen Erik Kivi who enjoyed his best day of the championship.
Conditions had been tricky during the week, shifting winds making it 'interesting' for both the on-water crew and competitors alike. Nevertheless, thanks to the Race Committee, officials and jury, 15 races were provided for a full series.
In addition to the racing, the Sail Section of the Istituto Nautico 'A. Vespucci' in Gallipoli, together with the sponsors and all their helpers and supporters provided a well organised event and an excellent social programme at a great venue. Many thanks to all involved.
2014 Formula Windsurfing Youth and Master World Championship
Three Races on Day One of the Gallipoli Y&M Worlds
40 competitors representing 14 countries and three continents had gathered for the 2014 Gallipoli Youth and Masters World Championships taking place in Southern Italy. The race area was directly in front of the Caroli Hotel's le Sirene Resort, it was hot, it was sunny, beautiful blue water meeting nice sandy beaches . . . what more could you want?
A little more wind maybe? Three back-to-back races were completed on day one in winds just above the lowest limit for Formula racing. The course was a standard trapezoid with leeward gates for this first round.
At the end of the day Estonian Karl-Erik Saarm had a perfect score at the top of the youth leaderboard and this was mirrored by Latvian Janis Preiss with a perfect score at the top of the Master's leaderboard.
Wednesday looked like another light wind day but hopes were that the winds would pick up Thursday into Friday
Results after three races Gallipoli Day Two - Will It or Won't It?
With a forecast for variable winds, a familiar windward/leeward course was laid with the intention of running two 'back to back' races followed by a break ashore then two further races 'back to back'. Perhaps this was a little optimistic.
Shortly before noon, wind readings showed 8-10 knots, AP was lowered and competitors busied themselves to get to the start line as the breeze gently increased . . . but then the wind shifted direction, dropped to five knots, sailors were sent back to the beach and AP was raised once again.
A couple of long hours later, the wind direction settled, averaging nine maybe 10 knots, and sailors were once again called to the start line. First the masters were away with a good clean start, followed by the youths, also with a clear start. Championship race 4 was completed just as the wind dropped and all were sent ashore.
Miguel Martinho (POR-5) was the first master over the finish line, beating Latvian Janis Preiss into second place, and Vassilis Solidakis (GRE-19) crossed the line in third place.
AP came down an hour later and sailors took to the water, only to find the wind dropping yet again and the only wake being produced by the support boats - very frustrating for competitors and race crew alike. But it wasn't long until there was enough breeze, the youths started race five and then the masters were also away. Although the race was completed it was abandoned after some deliberation by the race committee because the wind had dropped during the final stages of the race.
And so, after four counting races, on the overall scoreboard today's result and first discard coming into play meant there was no change in the ranking order of the top three (Preiss, Martinho, Solidakis) but the chasing pack had narrowed the points gaps. Peter Eliens (NED-538) dropped his DNC and shot up into fourth place, knocking first Grandmaster Marco Begalli (ITA-415) into fifth overall.
Meanwhile in the youth fleet, we had almost the same scenario except that there was no change anywhere in the ranking order. Brazilian Leonardo Venturini took the bullet in front of Estonian Karl-Erik Saarm and Swiss Jan Orsatti crossed in third place. At the top of the leaderboard Karl-Erik was just two points ahead of Leonardo who, in turn, was four points clear of Jan.
In both fleets there was all to play for and everyone prayed for wind!!
Results after four races
2014 Formula Windsurfing Youth and Master World Championship
Four Championship Races on day three in Gallipoli
17 year-old Estonian Karl-Erik Saarm had every intention of claiming the youth title, top of the leaderboard with a perfect score after nine races, two discards. Brazilian Leonardo Venturini had picked up the two bullets that slipped from Karl-Erik's grasp but was now seven points behind. Ten points behind, currently in third place on the podium, was Jan Orsatt from Switzerland. Could he hold on to that position?
It was not so clear-cut in the Masters Fleet as Miguel Martinho from Portugal nudged Latvian Preiss into second position on the leaderboard, clear by just one point. These two were having a good battle for the Masters title. Italian Grandmaster Marco Begalli had stepped on to the podium in third place, now a good ten points clear of his nearest rival.
Championship Race 5 had been abandoned by the Race Committee on Wednesday afternoon but it was later reinstated by the Jury who decided it was indeed a valid race.
The local forecast for Friday 4 July suggested 9-16 knots from the NNW and rough seas which should give good racing conditions. It looked a little less for the afternoon as the direction was set to rotate to WNW. All to play for as competitors jostled for podium positions.
Results after nine races
Two Races, Third Discard and Relief for Some in Gallipoli
Two races on the penultimate day of the Formula Windsurfing Youth and Masters World Championships in Gallipoli. Competition started late as the wind was very gusty earlier in the day - and very variable in direction - big shifts making it difficult to set a course.
The day's races, making 11 in total for the series, meant the third and last discard kicked in, much to the relief of some sailors who had suffered in the very light wind races earlier in the week.
It was same top five finishers in both Masters' races - in the same finishing order - which was also mirrored in the podium places in the overall rankings after 11. Janis Preiss (Latvia) took back the lead from overnight leader Miguel Martinho (Portugal) whilst Marco Begali (Italy) consolidated his third position overall - and was the leading GrandMaster.
Not such a good start for the clear leader in the Youth fleet in race 10 - Karl-Erik Saarm posted his worst finishing place in the series, coming in fourth. Consistent placings for Leonardo Venturini (Brasil) and Jan Orsatti (Switzerland) kept them in second and third respectively in the overall rankings.
Our leading Junior (ie under 17) Lars van Someren (Netherlands) posted another great finish, third in race 10. In August Lars will be representing NED in the Youth Olympics in Nanjing, China.
Local sailor, Luciano Treggiari, was first Veteran, and had moved up to 12th overall on the leaderboard.
Racing would conclude the following day, 5th July. Would it be Preiss or Martinho who took home the Masters title?
Results after race 11


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Last updated at 11:36, Wednesday, 07 November 2012
Workington Town have further boosted their squad for the forthcoming Championship season by re-signing former England winger Mark Calderwood.
The former Leeds, Hull, Wigan and Harlequins Super League star, who scored 11 tries in nine appearances for England, joined Town midway through the summer and has penned a new one-year deal.
"We talked about a new deal towards the end of the season and I was always going to sign for Town," Calderwood, 31, told News & Star Sport.
"I'd been out of the game for eight months when I signed and it took a little time to get back into it.
"I was disappointed with my performances last season and need to be more consistent. It was a bit of a learning curve having spent my career in Super League. But I am confident that, after a good pre-season, the Town fans are going to see a lot more of me next season."
A veteran of 237 Super league games, in which he scored 129 tries, Calderwood's signing, sees him as the fourth player in the Town camp to have top-flight experience alongside Ewan Dowes, Jamie Thackray and Peter Lupton.
And Town director Malcolm Allison, who conducted negotiations on the club's behalf, said: "We're delighted to have signed Mark. He has the experience that we will need in the Championship next year.
"I am sure that we are going to see the old Mark Calderwood after he gets a full pre-season with us. Mark is renowned for scoring tries and he will be more than a threat in the Championship next year."
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A Downtown nonprofit hopes becoming part of Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania will help it better fulfill its mission of finding jobs for young people.
"Right now we're serving about 600 youths (annually)," Everett McElveen, chairman of YouthWorks' board of directors, said on Wednesday. "The significance with the merger is the increased number that will be served and gotten ready for a job."
He declined to say how many more people the group might help. The change is effective July 1.
Lawrenceville-based Goodwill gives YouthWorks a "broader footprint" and access to resources ranging from administrative support to name recognition, said Frederick W. Thieman, president of The Buhl Foundation, which donated money to both groups last year.
"On the other hand, it gives Goodwill a Downtown presence and a presence in the youth arena in terms of employment. It will make both of them efficient and effective," he said.
Goodwill also provides the smaller YouthWorks with a financial safety net. YouthWorks posted a budget deficit of $77,779 in fiscal 2011, while Goodwill had a surplus of $1.9 million for the same year, according to their federal income tax returns.
"There are too many nonprofits, and they can't survive in the current climate," said Thieman, citing the economic downturn and the subsequent cutback in government money to nonprofit groups. "It's visionary and far-thinking organizations that look for ways to collaborate or consolidate."
YouthWorks, founded in 1999, has helped more than 23,000 people ages 16-24 in the Pittsburgh area explore careers, learn job readiness skills and find jobs or internships. Its clients live in disadvantaged communities and face challenges such as poverty, homelessness and foster care.
Goodwill trains and finds jobs for people with special needs, often in its 30 area stores. The agency serves more than 65,000 people annually in eight Western Pennsylvania counties and nine counties in West Virginia.
"What Goodwill brings to the table is the ability to add several other opportunities, like education and training," said Goodwill President and CEO Mike Smith. "We can bring retail experience in our stores that (youths) may not be exposed to at this time."
YouthWorks offers "JumpStart Success," which equips youths with the skills needed for entry-level positions; "Age Up, Not Out," a work readiness training and life skills program for youth who have left foster care; and "Hire Me," a career exploration and work readiness program for high school students.
McElveen said all of YouthWorks' 10 employees will keep their jobs. YouthWorks will move from its current location on Wood Street next year but will remain Downtown, he said.
"It's easier for kids to get to," he said.
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Chewbacca and Han Solo show off their weapons in the first Star Wars film, Episode IV: A New Hope. You can thank George Lucas for that confusing sentence. Photograph: Allstar/Cinetext/LUCASFILM
Quiz: Star Wars weapons – test your knowledge
Do you know your blaster from your bowcaster? Can you tell the difference between a lightsaber and, well, a different lightsaber? Take our quiz to find out
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