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ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami - Notice of Race now available
by Dana Paxton on 20 Nov 2012
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US Sailing's premier competition for Olympic and Paralympic class sailboat racing returns to Miami, Florida, January 27 – February 2, 2013. Now known as the ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami, the regatta serves up six days of elite-level competition in the thirteen sailing events selected for the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Event organizers have posted the Notice of Race on the event website. Online registration is open for competitors and coaches, and ends on January 7, 2013.
'When the US Sailing Center was established in 1990, our goal was to run top-notch sailing events and become known as the North America's best location for sailors looking to build an Olympic or Paralympic campaign,' said Event Chairman Gary Bodie. 'Since that time US Sailing's Miami Olympic Classes Regatta has drawn the world's elite sailors, including Olympic and Paralympic medalists and hopefuls, and now the regatta's new name reflects the event's level of competition. We look forward to welcoming the world's best once again to Biscayne Bay.'
One of the highlights of the winter Olympic and Paralympic circuit, the ISAF Sailing World Cup Miami is the only North American regatta to be included in the International Sailing Federation's (ISAF) 2012-13 Sailing World Cup series.
For fleet racing in the Olympic classes, the regatta will consist of a five-day opening series (Monday – Friday) and a double-point medal race (Saturday). The top 10 finishers in the opening series of each class will advance to the medal race. Competitors in the Paralympic classes will have five days of fleet racing (Monday-Friday) and no medal race. Medals will be awarded to the top three boats in each Olympic and Paralympic class on Saturday, February 2.
Regatta Headquarters will be located at the US Sailing Center Miami, an official Olympic training center, in the Coconut Grove section of Miami, Fla. Event organizers have partnered with the City of Miami to provide world-class venues for competition. Additional hosts for the event include Coconut Grove Sailing Club, Coral Reef Yacht Club, Miami Rowing Club and Shake-a-Leg Miami. These sailing organizations host classes onshore, as well as help run the on-the-water racing. The Coral Reef Yacht Club also hosts the Opening and Closing
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The movie jumps back and forth between scenes of the past and the present. We are shown the rough and deadly trek that immigrants take to get into the United States, and the people along the way who take advantage of them in various ways. But, at least in the beginning, we don't understand why Reina is so hell-bent on going to the U.S. in the first place because both she and Marlon come from a decent home-life, with parents who care about them and nice houses. Reina's reason for leaving is revealed towards the end of the movie in an interesting little twist. But Marlon's reason for tagging along with her can be summed up like this: he *really* wanted to hit that. Reina essentially uses her body and the promise of sex to get Marlon to drop everything for her. Throughout the movie you begin to realize that Marlon is a moron but at least he's a somewhat sympathetic moron.
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Sports bra recommendations
Started by kissy10 , Apr 26 2012 10:14 PM
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Posted 26 April 2012 - 10:14 PM
It has been a long time since I wore one, so my old bra doesn't fit.
I am a 20E, what is good these days?
Posted 27 April 2012 - 02:47 PM
I like the Berlei (sp?) brand. Harris Scarf had my favourite on sale the other day I think it is called 'Electrify' It is recommended by the AIS and is really supportive. They were on sale for about $35 each. They only go up to an 18E but that could work with an extension.
Posted 27 April 2012 - 02:50 PM
I've been buying Hestia at Big W. Really cheap (about $25) and quite decent. I buy 16E. They would go to 18 but not sure 20...as PP said - could work with an extension.
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Posted 27 April 2012 - 03:15 PM
I have this one, its gold
Posted 27 April 2012 - 09:39 PM
Enell. They are not cheap, but so worth it.
Posted 19 May 2012 - 08:10 PM
i used to love berlei but they got rid of my fave last time i was fitted for this one, it's very comfortable, only problem is that i wear mine for every day wear, not just at the gym, and it's pretty big for that lol
Posted 26 May 2012 - 07:46 PM
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I have this one, its gold
I concur!
In fact I'm wearing one right now (they're the comfiest, most supportive and best cup-shape bras i own so I wear them a lot not just at the gym)
Posted 26 May 2012 - 09:36 PM
Do you have a Dimmey's near by?
I used to buy most of mine from Myers. My favorite brand has been Berlei for sports ones. However there is no Myers where I live now and I discovered Dimmey's sells them for a FRACTION of the price! You can't always get your size and you will most likely have to spend some time going through the racks trying to find your size but its really worth it when you do and you walk out with a $50-$60 bra for around $10-$15.
Definatley worth checking it out. At the moment they have a Berlei sports one that crosses over at the back and its super comfortable. Paid $15 I think.
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"Resolve to be tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant with the weak and wrong. Sometime in your life, you will have been all of these." - Siddhārtha Gautama Buddha
I don't like reading the newspapers. I don't even like listening to the news. I never have. They have always disturbed me and made me feel as though I had swallowed an acid pill for the rest of the day. They made me angry, dejected and disillusioned.
For years I have been made to feel guilty, weird and inadequate for this trait. I was often called an ignoramus. Today I'm proud of it. Does this make me an ostrich, burying my head in the sand? Does it make me an ill-informed, nonchalant, apathetic person? I don't know and very frankly I don't care anymore. I am who I am.
"I laugh at the headlines in New Zealand - they're so trivial and inconsequential. Even a lost cat getting rescued makes it to the front page" - a tongue-in-cheek, half joking, half-serious comment I have often heard from some of my esteemed brethren from more "happening" countries. Is that good or bad? Is having no news, good news?
Today's headlines in India are about the death of a 23-year-old girl who had been brutally gang-raped in New Delhi. One can't switch on the TV or pick up the newspaper without being inundated by the gory details of the incident or news about mob fury or the insensitive comments made by our enlightened politicians. Last year around the same time there was news of a hospital being ravaged by fire due to negligence of authorities At other times it's about bomb blasts, dowry deaths, road accidents or corruption.
But don't get me wrong - it's not always doom and gloom. When there's a great victory on the cricket field or a great star wedding then that's all that hits the stands. Or Kate Middleton's morning sickness. On that day, even if 10 women have been raped in different parts of the country or 100 people have died of starvation - they will not make the headlines.
Ah, the ways of the world and the human propensity to draw sustenance from "drama" and sensationalism around ourselves and others. Because without this drama we are faced with the prospect of reading our own "internal" headlines, the ones that say "we are failures", "we are losers", "we have sinned", "we have been sinned against" - how much more frightening is that? It's also about looking inward and taking true responsibility - for ourselves and for the world at large. Too hard we all agree - it's much easier to lose ourselves in the headlines and fume over the whys and wherefores.
Which brings us to the question: why are disturbing headlines becoming more the rule rather than the exception? We ask for opinion polls on how to reduce crime, sexual harassment, corruption, terrorism, alcoholism, drug addiction, school dropout rates, road rage, fragmented families, suicide - in short, all the common social ills and problems. The solutions suggested are mainly around bans, stronger laws or stricter punishment. And of course the current Government is the perpetual whipping boy.
But then we choose our governments don't we? Opinions are expressed, sometimes laws are instituted and governments change, but everything goes back to being the same. Why I wonder? Well we could dismiss it as the result of the seven human vices of wrath, pride, envy, sloth, greed, lust and gluttony and be resigned to the existentialist thought of there's "nothing to be done" like Samuel Beckett in Waiting for Godot.
But then these have been around since Adam and Eve. Then why the sudden surge? Are we missing something? Is it time for a root cause analysis? Why is sexual harassment on the rise in India? Shootouts in schools rampant in the United States? Drinking a social problem in New Zealand? What, after all, drives a human to cause pain or grief to himself or another? We need to ask: why would a teenager want to spend his or her evening getting sloshed? Why would men brutally assault a woman in a country where goddesses are worshipped? What makes a child suddenly shoot his classmate in fury? Is it a basic lack of respect, tolerance and compassion for ourselves and for others? A fear of being inadequate and not being loved? The inability to forgive ourselves and others? Alcohol is an easy refuge for a teenager feeling unwanted at home. Robbery is the quick win for someone who sees that wealth is the only way of gaining respect in society. Can we expect a man who sees his father disrespecting his mother and his parents discriminating between their sons and daughters to honour a woman? Should we be surprised if a child who is constantly told by his parents that he's not good enough, vents his angst on his classmate?
These days I see a lot of articles in magazines on how kindness and empathy need to be cultivated and how they lead to lowering of stress and greater happiness. It's almost prescribed as a panacea for depression and other mental conditions and the mantra for healthy living in lifestyle magazines. This has come as a great learning for me because being fortunate enough to be born into a loving family, I took courtesy, kindness and compassion for granted. Until I realised that these are not necessarily qualities we are born with. That they do need to be inculcated and developed in people. When I was at school we had classes on moral science, ethics and community living. We were taught the five golden words: "thank you", "sorry", "please", "welcome" and "pardon". My mother taught me that I should greet even my enemies with a "courtesy" smile. I am Hindu, but visited every church and other places of worship in the country and bowed my head with equal reverence.
Today a moral science class is viewed as prudery. To be good is "uncool". The code of conduct is a statement that people just sign without reading. Attendance at the professional ethics session of the project management professional study groups I deliver is abysmally low. Who needs ethics to be a good project manager? All you have to do is deliver on time and within budget after all. People who are perceived as "too nice" can't succeed. Women must unsex themselves to become good managers. Films like Mary Poppins are dismissed as "sickeningly sweet" balderdash. Empathy is synonymous with vulnerability. Patience means you'll miss the bus.
What is the yardstick or measure of a healthy society? Economic prosperity? People wielding mobile phones and driving flash cars? No. "Empty beds in hospitals and empty prison cells", says a spiritual leader in India. A bit too idealistic and utopian we might say, but I couldn't agree more. In fact, I'd add to this and say full playgrounds and classrooms. Smiling people. Societies where the elderly are cared for. Where everyone respects each other's way of life. Where everyone can preserve their own tradition and yet be part of a global community. In other words, where there is an acknowledgement and appreciation of the "other".
And here's where individuals, governments, social and educational institutions can play a part. By making these subjects a part of school curricula. By encouraging children to mingle with other children from different socio-economic and cultural backgrounds. By making community service a regular activity at school. By recognising and rewarding acts of kindness. And above all, by making failure acceptable. By giving everyone a second chance.
Public memory is short. A few months from today everyone will forget the rape of this unfortunate girl in India. Maybe the criminals will be brought to book and maybe not. Then everything will go back to being the same again. Some of the protesters today will perhaps themselves either commit or abet disrespectful acts against women or other fellow humans. There will be more shootouts, murders, accidents due to drink driving. Unless there is a radical change in the social fabric. And only we can bring about this change. "Be the change you want to see in the world", said Mahatma Gandhi.
I wish I could wake up one day where headlines the world over were about a lost cat being rescued. I'd read the newspapers with religious regularity then.
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Ahistoricality (Blogger): Hillary's inappropriate Holocaust analogyRoundup: Historians' Take
But sometimes someone says something so ... well, I'll just quote her:
"They came for the steel companies and nobody said anything. They came for the auto companies and nobody said anything. They came for the office companies, people who did white-collar service jobs, and no one said anything. And they came for the professional jobs that could be outsourced, and nobody said anything."
(The original reportage, with a bit more context, is here)
This is, obviously, a riff on Niemoller's famous formulation. As other Jews have pointed out, this comes just in time for Holocaust Remembrance Day.
I have two reactions to this, both negative.
The first, and more obvious one, is that it is tactless, inappropriate, banal and absurd to compare global trade shifts to the Holocaust. I'm not going to say"it's offensive" because there is no objective measure of offensiveness. I will say, however, that I am offended. It is a gross dimunition of the Holocaust -- an atrocity that slaughtered Jews, Romany, political dissidents, Slavic peoples, religious minorities, and the disabled -- to use this in a speech on unemployment.
Second, and perhaps less obvious, is the historical absurdity of the statement. Niemoller's poetic formula works because it was pretty close to truth: there was very little resistance or protest in Germany as the Nazi programs were rolled out and Volk, Lebensraum, Judenrein became official policy. Trade, on the other hand, especially global competition and relocation, has been a constant political and economic topic of discussion, protest, legislation and speculation for the last thirty years or more. It may be true that classes who felt"above" globalization didn't take it seriously until the effects became obvious, but it's not at all true that there's been no cross-class unity, and"leadership" from unions, think tanks, legislators, presidents, affected businesses, the WTO, and assorted commentators.
I don't know if Hilary Clinton thought it was just a rhetorically clever move, or if she really thinks that outsourcing is some sort of economic Holocaust which justifies the equation she's made. I don't care: as an historian and as a Jew (also partially Polish, leftist and former union member, all of which would have gotten me rounded up at some point), I am offended.
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When Elmore Leonard introduced Raylan Givens to readers in Pronto (1993), Raylan seemed too much of a hick to carry more than one book. A Kentucky guy, Raylan worked in the Harlan County coalmines as a kid. Then he joined the U.S. Marshalls service in Florida, still looking like a rube in his creased old Stetson. A girlfriend told him he had the image of an Old West lawman. Raylan wouldn't disagree. He was entertaining enough in Pronto, but not, it seemed to some readers, an Elmore Leonard character for the long haul.
Leonard begged to differ. He brought Raylan back in Riding the Rap (1995) and in a long short story, Fire in the Hole (2001). Now, in Raylan, Leonard features him yet again, still a Marshall, in what turns out to be the freshest and funniest Leonard novel in a decade. That's not bad for a writer who'll turn 87 later this year.
Raylan has developed touches of sophistication with the years. He drinks martinis and doesn't make such a big deal of his Stetson. But, especially now that he's back in his old Kentucky stomping grounds, he lets his bumpkin side shine through when he figures it'll do him some good.
One particular quality that's never wavered is his speed and dead aim with a firearm. "Look," Raylan says to a guy thinking of drawing on him in Raylan, "I take [my gun] out, I'll shoot you through the heart before you clear your weapon."
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Mahnee Watts becomes Iowa's first 800-meter Drake Relays champion
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2014 -- Indoor - anchored team-leading 1,600-meter relay to fourth-place finish at Big Ten Championships (3:37.16)... ran on two 1,600-meter relays that posted two of the top-10 all-time marks in school history (3:37.16-5th, 3:38.62-9th)... ran collegiate-best 800 meters at Big Ten Championships (2:08.79), which ranks fifth all-time at Iowa... placed sixth in 800 meters at Bill Bergan Invite (2:09.90)... ran second leg on winning 1,600-meter relay at Jack Johnson Classic that set meet and facility record of 3:43.46... placed second in 600 meters at Big 4 Duals (1:33.01) and fourth at Jack Johnson Classic (1:34.59)... ran 400 meters at Husker Invite (56.97)... Outdoor - led team in 800 meters (2:08.58)... anchored team-leading sprint medley relay to fourth place at Drake Relays in 3:51.18... that time ranks second all-time at Iowa... placed second in 800 meters with a collegiate-best 2:08.58 at Musco Twilight... that time ranks fifth all-time at Iowa... ran second leg on 1,600-meter relay that placed seventh at Drake Relays (3:40.23), running a 3:36.09 in the prelims... the prelims time ranks third all-time at Iowa... ran second leg on 1,600-meter relay that placed seventh at Mt. SAC Relays in 3:37.73, which ranks eighth all-time at Iowa... ran lead leg on winning 1,600-meter relay at Musco Twilight with a meet record-setting time of 3:40.03... placed 24th in 800 meters at Mt. SAC Relays (2:09.07) and third at Arkansas Spring Invite (2:10.16), running event at Big Ten Championships (2:09.67)... letterwinner.
High School -- three-time all-state and four-time all-district and all-conference selection in cross country... cross country MVP her sophomore and junior seasons... cross country team captain her senior season... three-time all-state, all-district and all-conference selection in track and field... 2012 800-meter state champion and 400-meter runner-up... state runner-up in the 800 and 4,000 meters in 2011.
Personal -- born May 19, 1995... parents are Derek Watts and Kim Roberts... has three siblings; Xavier, Kiera, and Malique... open major.
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Australia does seem to be getting on with this. Various states are putting up amendments to allow for same-sex marriages, regardless of the Federal government dragging their feet.
Also just launched in Victoria;
'No to Homophobia' campaign launched in Victoria
Also, how come France only just announce same-sex marriage proposals a few months ago, it'll have legislation ready in October, and it should be implemented in 2013 — when our timetable is 2015 !!!! Come ON !
And what ever happened to the FA ad which they didn't show – they said it was too soon. Other people and groups are doing their bit, why aren't the FA?
The sooner all sporting institutions start campaigns like this the better. They have campaigns against racism and homophobia should not be any different!
I am not a supporter of football, a vile yobbish pastime (in my considered opinion), but it seems to me as an observer that football, or at least the premier division of it, is massively dependent upon advertising and television broadcast rights, so it is upon those 'paymasters' of the game that pressure needs to be exerted – those organisations will certainly respond that they are only reflecting an agglomeration of the views of their own 'paymasters', the ignorant 'yobs' who tend to follow this game and who pay their monthly subscriptions to watch this vile game on satellite television. In other words, you need to educate a whole mass of bigotted, homophobic individuals. Good luck! ;)
Presumably one needs to get high profile individuals, such as the former footballers who host many of the major television broadcasts commentating on major football matches (and no doubt earn high fees for doing so) to record video-clip deploring the obnoxious rhetoric of the people who …..
… ultimately pay their wages. Perhaps their will be one or two brave individuals who will be prepared to see beyond their own naked self-interest?
(Of course that should have been 'there' after 'Perhaps' – I got carried away with my own rhetoric.)
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Crews lifted three 50-ton gate sections last night to clear the way for the pontoons to float into Grays Harbor. The first pontoon exited the casting basin around 10:30 p.m., with the final pontoon expected out around 3 a.m. today, April 16.
The new pontoons will be inspected at the Port of Grays Harbor and will then be temporarily moored. They'll later be towed to Lake Washington for construction of the new SR 520 floating bridge. Full pontoon tracking details are posted online.
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The painting is "Whistler's Mother."
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Game of Thrones has mercilessly killed off characters over the years, but these lesser characters are still waiting to meet their fate.
What movies other than Rat Race could be improved by the surprising entrance of Smash Mouth?
Airbrush those disgusting wrinkles. Return their flesh to childlike purity.
day 2: still working on the car
Finally, an answer to the question: "what if Predator 2 starred Eric Roberts and was way stupider?"
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