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Strong Performance from Doyle Sails at 2016 St Barths Bucket Regatta
In the increasingly performance-focused superyacht racing scene, Doyle Sails helped propel many yachts to the front of the fleet at this years St Barths Bucket, held off St Barthelemy from March 17-20. In the end, Doyle powered yachts won three of the five pursuit classes that saw nearly 40 yachts competing. The regatta saw the fleet sail three races around the archipelago, which challenges the yachts with close roundings around islands and rocks, making the imagery even more stunning. This year saw moderate breezes for the first two days of racing, and then high winds and big seas in the final day to push all the crews hard to keep these massive yachts moving well.
38m Perini Navi sloop P2 continued her string of impressive performances with a win in Class B: Les Elegantes des Mers. P2 has long been a superyacht regatta favorite, and just the previous week P2 won Class B at the Loro Piana Superyacht Regatta in Virgin Gorda. Under new ownership this year, the boat has continued her impressive ways, and after P2's win on Saturday's "Not So Wiggley Course", which sees the yachts weave through a number of turns which requires multiple spinnaker sets and douses, tactician Tony Rey commented "The owner and his guests were so engaged and so into the race; everyone was excited. Honestly, it's what we came here for; these last two races have been some of the best superyacht racing I've ever done. We can't wait until tomorrow." P2 has been carrying the same Doyle Stratis Carbon/Technora racing sails since 2013, and her consistent performance is a testament to the incredibly fast shapes and durability of the Stratis sails.
In Class E: Les Grandes Dames des Meres 56m Rosehearty and 50m Ohana finished tied at the end of the final day, with Rosehearty's wins in Races 1 and 2 breaking the tie in her favor. After winning last year's Perini Navi Cup, Rosehearty was fitted with a new A3 spinnaker and Mizzen Staysail to ensure that the boat could keep moving at full speed during the Bucket's many challenging courses. On the final day of racing, the big breeze helped push the massive yacht at 13.5 knots downwind, but upwind proved a challenge. A fitting on the genoa furler snapped off in a puff, forcing the yacht to sail a good portion of the long upwind beat with just a staysail. Ultimately the genoa was partially unfurled to keep the boat moving steadily upwind to the turning mark. Paul Cayard, serving as tactician on Rosehearty, commended the crew of Rosehearty all week, but was especially impressed on the final day "The crew did an outstanding job of dealing with today's adversity and kept the maneuvers tight so we could preserve the fourth place we needed to win overall. A very happy owner and all concerned."
This year saw Robbie Doyle and Glenn Cook from Doyle Salem on Axia, Andrew Schneider of Doyle Salem on Rosehearty, Peter Grimm of Doyle Florida East on Perseus^3, Quinten Houry of Doyle Palma on Clan VIII, John Baxter from Doyle Midwest on Blue Too, Nick Bonner of Doyle England on Surama, Simon Lacey of Doyle New Zealand on Emmaline, Matt Bridge of Doyle New Zealand on Seahawk, Alan McGlashan of Doyle Salem on Bella Regazza, and Mario Giattino and Salvo D'amico of Doyle Italy and Justin Ferris of Doyle New Zealand on Ohana.
Doyle Sailmakers is proud to have a long history as a sponsor of the Bucket regattas, and has established lofts in all of the superyacht hubs around the world to ensure excellent service for the world's largest yachts. Recently Doyle has delivered sails to many of the world's largest yachts, including the 60m Perini Navi Perseus^3, which made her debut at St Barths this year, the 46m Royal Huisman Elfje,and the 89m Perini Navi Maltese Falcon. In the coming months Doyle Sailmakers will deliver sails to the two largest sailing yachts in the world, both measuring over 100m in length.
Full results can be found here.
Relative Obscurity Top American J/70 at KWRW
A windy and cool Key West Race Week wrapped up last week, with 48 boats racing in the J/70 class. At Doyle Sailmakers, we were very pleased with two boats in the top ten and Peter Duncan's Relative Obscurity clinching second place to be the top American finisher. We were able to have a conversation with Peter after the event for his perspective on the event. Peter was quick to note the merits of his exceptional team of multiple world champion winners Moose McClintock and Karl Anderson, as well as North American Champion Victor Diaz. They were sailing in the range of 730-740 pounds, which Peter finds to be a comfortable weight in all conditions, but particularly in waves where having weight on the rail is important.
While Duncan primarily campaigns his Etchells, the transition to the J/70 has been a good one, and Relative Obscurity was 7th at the 2015 Worlds in La Rochelle, France. While the Key West fleet was still smaller than Worlds, the top end of the fleet was still incredibly competitive with the top three finishers at World's competing against each other again.
Comparing the two events, Duncan noted Key West was breezier, with much bumpier seas, so they had to work to keep the boat powered up more. Because of other commitments, and the weather just prior to the regatta, the preparation was condensed and forced the team to make sure the boat was well prepared so there were no hiccups in the event. Each day of the event, Relative Obscurity was able to do a couple of hours of two boat tuning with my team on Africa. Both boats were using Doyle Cross Cut Class Main, Pro Radial Jibs and VMG Spinnakers for the regatta. We were able to test not only tuning for the conditions and weight placement, but also learn a lot about the course with five minute split tacks and split gybes on each side of the race track.
The team primarily relied on Commanders for weather and forecasting, which the race committee kept heavy tabs on as well and Duncan found to be very good throughout the week.
Starts were extremely important with such a large fleet on a short starting line. I asked Duncan about his regatta and starting strategy. At first, they were tentative, but they switched to a more aggressive mode and ended up over the line early twice. On one occasion, they were able to come back and win the race, whereas the other OCS was more difficult to dig out of and they placed 21st, their throw out. These made them more conservative, trying to attack the line without pushing it too hard. They tended towards the favored end of the line, but prioritized less crowded areas. Peter figures they sailed the first weather beat fairly conservatively, never really losing contact with the fleet. Their results were very consistent in this competitive fleet, which they achieved by getting to the edges, without ever going for anything really extraordinary. Each crew member clicked into a specific role on the boat, with McClintock in charge of overall strategy, Diaz calling boat to boat tactics, and Anderson keeping his head in the boat for tuning and sail trim.
Moose McClintock, who has now sailed with a number of different J70 programs, had some interesting
observations regarding the Jib in particular. "I was impressed with the ease of using the sails. I prefer pull and go so I can keep my head out of the boat and I think you achieve this in your designs. I think we learned a lot about the inhaul use on the Pro radial Jib over the course of the week, having Victor aboard was critical for us as he used the same inhaul technique on the Jib that you used at North Americans. He did say after sailing Friday that the inhaul was the key on Friday as he ended up with the same jib sheet setting and played the inhaul depending on how much power he needed, mostly a different way to get to the same end. Eye opening for me."
With fast upwind and downwind speed and an obviously harmonious team, Peter is planning to do Bacardi Cup, North Americans in Texas, Europeans in Germany, and Worlds in San Francisco, hopefully with a similar team depending on everyone's schedule.
La Tormenta wins the Etchells Sid Doren
In the Etchells class, the Sidney Doren Memorial Regatta took place January 9-10,2016, hosted by Biscayne Bay Yacht Club. Shannon Bush, sailing with Brad Boston and Curt Oetking on La Tormenta, came out on top with a ten point lead. The three have been racing together for the past three years, and Boston believes they work really well together and most importantly, are able to have a lot of fun which allows for enjoyable regattas. The team has had good events in the past and won smaller events, but this was the first major event they won together. Shannon and her team are always trying to climb the ladder and be faster, which seemed to click this regatta.
Catching up with Brad after the regatta, he explained that their regatta strategy was to capitalize on their boat speed, which Brad claims is incredible. Therefore, they would prioritize a big hole at the start, while trying to be as close to the favored end as possible while avoiding traffic. The Midline boat worked well for La Tormenta and they started there in 3 out of the 4 races such that they seemed to be able to do as they pleased off the line for the first few minutes. Consistency is always a key factor and Brad figures they were able to pull that off by letting their speed get them out of any bad positions and by staying relaxed. The team would get away from the fleet and slowly pick their way through with clear air and clean lanes. To accomplish this speed, they used Doyle's AP-2 Main, VMG bi-radial spinnaker, and alternated between the Marblehead Light Jib (MHL) in lower velocity conditions until two people were on the deck, when they switched to the DCM Jib to hold for the remainder of the time.
When to change sails and settings had been the focus of the last several regattas and during the practice time prior to the Sid Doren. La Tormenta tuned up against Peter Duncan and Jud Smith's team on Raging Rooster, and they both received some help from Moose McClintock on a powerboat. For weather models and forecasting, the team depended on Commanders, Wind Finder, and Sail Flow. Although the models were all slightly different, there was agreement that the wind would trend right, so they were sure to protect the right, especially when dark clouds came in.
We also asked Brad how his success as a five-time Viper 640 North American Champion translated into the Etchells Class. Aside from being accustomed to racing in large fleets, Brad insisted that it was the absolute inverse. The Etchells is a highly technical boat, which doesn't have huge speed changes like a sport boat might, so every little thing matters. It is one of Brad's favorite fleets to race in because the skills he learns from racing Etchells in speed and tuning carry over to all other one design classes. Congratulations La Tormenta on a great win on Biscayne Bay.
Full results can be found here.
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Ragamuffin 100 2nd Across Line in Rolex Sydney Hobart
In one of the most challenging editions of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Race in recent years, the 100 foot Maxi Ragamuffin 100 overcame several early stumbles for a thrilling finish in the veritable race. This year's event saw a wide range of conditions, with high winds that led to nearly a third of the fleet retiring, and light winds at the finish that tested sailors patience. Ultimately, Ragamuffin 100 passed Rambler 88 in the final mile of the race to take second across the line in light winds that stood in stark contrast to the early part of the race. Ragamuffin 100 had Mark Fullerton of Doyle Sails Qingdao sailing aboard, and the boat was sailing with a full Doyle Stratis sail inventory. Most impressively, the massive Square Top main was first fitted on the original Ragamuffin 100 in 2013, stayed with the boat as a new hull was built for the rig and deck, and has now powered the yacht to 3 Sydney Hobart Races, 2 Transpacs and set the record in the 673 mild Hong Kong to Vietnam Race.
The first night of the race was the most intense, with a 40 knot front blowing through the fleet in the dark of night with intense rain completely reducing visibility. In the process of changing sails for the breeze, the massive furled A3 came partially unfurled forcing the yacht to bear away to try to get the 9,000 square foot sail back on deck while running downwind with a full main and J4 at 20 knots, into the swell. After getting the foredeck under control, the yacht began reefing, only to have the reefing line for the second reef break. In the chaos that ensued going for the 3rd reef, the yacht crash tacked, with the keel and water ballast now to leeward.
Skipper David Witt was thrown off the back of the boat in the process, only hanging on to the back but unable to help get the boat righted.
"It was 10 to 10.30 at night when the southerly hit. It was intense and relentless. We were trying to get the main down heading north when the boat literally capsized on top of us. Shave (Justin Shave) was on the bow and under water, the main, half down, knocked me off the back of the boat. I was hanging on to the back end and my sea boots were dragged off me.
"All I was thinking was, 'can someone press the canting button (to centralise the keel), cos I can't reach it from where I am'. We were under water for 15 minutes – the ballast was on the wrong side of the boat and so was the keel. Frightening doesn't describe it," Witt recalled.
While the team lost some miles in the process, they were able to continue while two of their main rivals, Wild Oats XI (R/P 100) and Perpetual Loyal (Juan K 100) were forced to retire with damage. There was more drama to come, as one of Ragamuffin 100's daggerboards broke, forcing the team to "tack" the intact daggerboard, no easy feat with an 19 foot, 650 pound board. But in the end, the boat kept going and began reeling in the miles they had lost, and had the perseverance to pass Rambler 88 right at the finish. In contrast to the earlier parts of the race, the final day saw nearly any wind. "We never give up on this boat … we managed to get them in the end," Witt said.
The race was also an achievement for owner and sailing legend Syd Fischer, who at 88 years old was was the oldest competitor to ever sail the Sydney-Hobart Race. "It was good to beat them – a good feeling. And I crossed another one off – my 47th," said Fischer upon finishing.
Mark Fullerton, of Doyle Sails Qingdao, has worked with the Ragamuffin team for years and managed their sail program. The Ragamuffin sails were produced at Doyle Qingdao, which is owned and operated by sailors John Hearne and Fullerton. Looking back on the race, Fullerton was impressed by how well the original main is still holding up. "Everyone on board couldn't believe how it survived the first night. I have no idea how and why the rig didn't come down. It was about as messed up as you could get things. There were no broken battens or any damage to the main. As the race went on and we pulled the reefs out I was amazed to see there was no damage to the mainsail. No more than a few minor bits of chafe" Fullerton commented. The main is a light weight, Stratis Carbon/Technora main that was fitted prior the 2013 Transpac Race, and has now been with the same rig after a new underbody was produced for the boat in 2013 and mated with the original Deck and Rig. Having now powered the yacht through thousands of offshore miles racing, the sail is a testament to the performance, durability and light weight of the Stratis sails that are being utilized on many of the world's highest performing yachts.
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Jackpot Wins Viper North Americans for 5th time
The 2015 Viper North Americans, held in Larchmont, NY, was not only the largest Viper regatta to date but also the largest sport boat competition in North America to date. With 53 boats, this four day event was extremely competitive with a good mixture of conditions – light the first day and puffy the next three. As it was blowing from the shore, it would sometimes be blowing twenty and other times six knots, catching a lot of competitors off guard. Doyle Sailmakers' Brad Boston on team Jackpot came out on top for his fifth North American Championship win.
With his longtime crew of Curtis Florence and Luke Lawrence, Brad Boston won four races and placed second twice to accrue 45 points after twelve races. As a recent interview on Scuttlebutt mentioned, Brad's program is all about Keeping it Affordable and Keeping it Fun, "on and off the water, from the time we wake up until we fall asleep." Not only is the class itself designed to be affordable, Doyle Boston makes sure that they offer value in the sails they provide to the class – delivering both performance and durability.
Doyle has been very involved in the class for many years and therefore keep the designs and materials up to date. The consistency of the results that Doyle Sails have achieved are the result of ongoing sail development and incremental improvements as feedback from customers is received. For the North Americans this year, Brad used the latest set of Flex 16 upwind sails and a Dynakote spinnaker (a slippery nylon fabric which is great for coming in and out of the sock quickly).
The team at Doyle Boston Sailmakers not only get out there and win competitions, but make sure to share their knowledge with whoever is willing to listen. Brad, Tac Boston, and Chris Jay offered a week long tuning before the event, available to everyone. Their consistant involvement not only benefits other competitors but ensures that the class continues to grow and remains competitive.
More information about Doyle's Viper sails can be found here.
Final results can be found here here
Doyle Sails Dominate 2015 Marblehead NOOD Regatta
Marblehead Race Week, now sailed as the Marblehead NOOD Regatta, got underway last week for the 126th running of the regatta with 140 boats competing in 9 different One Design Classes. As is the case in many years, Doyle-powered boats won the majority of the classes at the Marblehead NOOD Regatta, one of the northeast's premier annual One-Design Regattas. Among other highlights, Doyle customers swept the podium in the Rhodes 19, Town Class, and IOD classes, as well as winning the J/70, J/105 at Etchells classes.
In the Rhodes 19 class, the fleet saw one of the most competitive finishes in recent history, with 7 lead changes over the 4 day event and a mere 8 points separated first through sixth. In the end, Jamie Holley, sailing Mankini with his wife Janice for the first three days and then his son Cameron for the final day, took home the win in a tie-breaker. When asked what his favorite part of race week was, Jamie answered, "My family. My wife crewed the first few days, and then my son did the last." Team Mankini was named the overall winner of Race Week for their performance.
Holley and his crew beat out second place co-skippers Ken Cormier and Steve Dalton in an overall points tie because Holley ended with two race wins compared to Cormier's one – both of which he scored in the final two races. "It was a very tough week of sailing," said Holley. "We were only one of two fleets that had to sail all four days. We were 12 points down coming into the last day of sailing, and we pulled through." He added, "There was everything from light air and flat water, to heavy air and high seas. I want to say it takes consistency to win, but we weren't very consistent. There were at times five boats wide round the mark, and sometimes other factors made it a very complicated regatta." Interestingly, in the 33-boat fleet, Holley was the only one to win more than one race, with 10 others each winning one race. Holley was using Doyle's well proven race sails that have been extensively developed in recent years.
In the 23-boat J/70 fleet, Jud Smith and AFRICA put on a dominating performance, much of which Smith attributes to just plain better boat speed, coupled with some strong tactical calls from his wife Cindy. The regatta also doubled as the J/70 New England Championship, and featured some strong competition from as far away as Texas. Winning 5 of the 10 races, Smith felt good in the range of conditions he saw through the three days of racing. "We felt like our upwind boat speed and pointing ability was phenomenal. We've fine tuned the jib design a bit in the last few months to allow us to inhaul better which helps with out height off the line. We were sailing a bit heavy this regatta, so making sure we made our gains upwind was essential to making the whole race work" commented Smith reflecting on the week. At the end of the regatta, he received the Norman E. Cressy Trophy, which is awarded by the Marblehead Racing Association to the skipper who best displays the outstanding performance at Marblehead Race Week as it relates to fleet competitiveness, sportsmanship and overall smart sailing. In addition to Smith, three of the top four Corinthian Teams were using Doyle Sails.
In the J/105 Class, it was Fred deNapoli on Allegro Semplicita who came away with the win after several lead changes. Despite his success in other regattas with his boat, deNapoli had to be pleased with his performance this year, as he previously looked back on his 12 years in the class, remarking "In 2003, I borrowed a J/105 and came in second by a point or two. Last year I again came in second by a point or so. We've always been the bridesmaid, and never the bride." deNapoli was using Doyle's latest Stratis jib design, along with a AP Crosscut Main and Airx 700 Class Spinnaker.
In the Town Class, sailing with one of the largest fleets in recent memory. Berit Solstad came away with a commanding victory over local rival Kelley Braun. After years of dominance in the Town Class, Doyle successful introduced a new mainsail design, which was utilized by Solstad in the victory.
The Etchells fleet, a longtime favorite in Marblehead, was also successful for Doyle One Design's own Tomas Hornos, who came away with the win after winning half of the 8 races. Hornos is a relative newcomer in the Etchells fleet, but has put together a string of impressive performances in the last year.
The Marblehead IOD fleet has always been one of the most photogenic fleets around, with classic boats and matching fleet sails, which make for close racing. This year it was Charlie Richter racing Javelin who came out on top. Doyle has been proud to supply sails to the IOD fleet in Marblehead, among other venues, and has consistently produced top level sails that perform well over the many years that the sails rotate through.
To learn more about Doyle's One Design Sails, please visit here.
For Full Regatta Results, please visit here.
Pictures courtesy Bruce Durkee
Mahalo Wins Swan 42 Nationals
Since its debut in 2007, the Swan 42 National Championship has provided close racing in hotly competitive One-Design fleet, with a class that provides a good mix of high-performance boats with strict professional limitations. As a result, the National Championship has become a highlight of the summer calendar in Newport, and this year featured a mix of teams that were trying to qualify to represent the New York Yacht Club at this fall's Invitational Cup, as well as international teams that were using the event to prepare for the Invitational Cup – making for a very competitive field. This year, it was Charles Kenahan's Mahalo that walked away with the championship, finishing first or second in six of nine races. In 2014, Doyle Sailmakers began working with Mahalo to develop a new Stratis ICE upwind inventory for the Swan 42 Class. Third place went to John Greenland of the Royal Thames Yacht Club sailing Better Than, who were also using Doyle Sails with Doyle's own Alan McGlashan aboard trimming headsails.
Because of the desire to keep the class Corinthian in many regards, the class has strict sail limitations that put an emphasis on sails that not only perform well initially but hold their shape overtime. The Stratis ICE sails have proved their worth at this point, having helped Mahalo to impressive performances on both sides of the Atlantic over the last year, including a 5th place at the Rolex Swan Cup last fall.
Kenehan is a relative newcomer to the class, having bought Mahalo in 2012. And he's had to fight his way up the ladder in a class full of some of the country's best sailors. "We had not had our core crew together since the Rolex Swan Cup last September in the Med," said Kenahan. "We were all very excited to be back together. I spent plenty of time in the back end of the fleet and you look forward and see these boats that are just set up so well, just 'locked in', and they tend to carry it for most, if not all, of a regatta. We were just lucky enough that this was our first time 'locked in'. We're very pleased about that and we hope we can do it again. It's camaraderie, pursuit of excellent and it's a lot of hard work."
Doyle began the development process last spring utilizing the same sail design process that has proven successful for some of the most competitive Mini-Maxis and One Design classes, while also looking to utilize materials that would ensure the longevity needed to keep the boats up to speed for years to come. Combining cutting edge CFD and FEA modeling with extensive on the water validation, Doyle has successfully made in impact an a short amount of time. "We're ecstatic with the results we've had so quickly and appreciate all that Charles and his team on Mahalo have done to help with that. Watching Mahalo improve over the last year is a testament to how hard the team has worked. Results like this are also always a good validation of our sail design and manufacturing technology" commented Robbie Doyle, who has been on the forefront of Doyle's recent efforts. "It's not easy to get into an established class like the Swan 42, but with the resources Doyle has at its disposal we can quickly develop a winning sail program."

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Pros: This kit (or one with similar components) is in the front running for my next build. You can't get much better than this!
Cons: Price
Currently, this product is priced $100 over the price of two 12GB kits of the same RAM, less the cooler. Is the cooler really worth $100?
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This review is from: Plantronics HL10 Handset Lifter for CS Wireless System (60961-32)
Pros: Simply to set-up: 2 pieces of double sided tape and 1 plug
Simply to use: fully integrated with headset operation
Let's you use your wireless headset to it's full capacity!
Cons: Sometimes it drops the hand set back into my phones cradle a little hard, giving a slam hang-up.
This can be adjusted by repositioning the unit or using the three position switch on the side.
Other Thoughts: I have had one of these on my office phone for years, connected to my CS360 wireless headset. Years of flawless execution, until my boss broke hers while moving (not the products fault). When I came to get her a new one I noticed there were no 5 egg ratings or positive reviews, so I decided to fix that!READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Western Digital Black WD5001AALS 500GB 7200 RPM 32MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive Bare Drive
Pros: Everything worked as expected, quiet operation, OS install went surprisingly fast.
Cons: None
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Members of the Penn State football team participated in an intense workout on Friday evening with more on the line than preseason position battles.
Penn State's 11th annual Lift For Life pitted offensive players against the defense in a series of strength competitions benefiting the Kidney Cancer Association. Entering the competition, the Nittany Lions had raised more than $113,000 this year for cancer research, bringing the event's grand total raised to more than $800,000 since 2003.
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BOSTON - Rajon Rondo scored 11 of his 26 points in the third quarter and the Boston Celtics beat the Orlando Magic 91-80 on Sunday.
Boston led 46-43 at halftime and stretched that to 70-55 with 3:36 left in the third quarter. At that point, the Celtics had made 9 of their 10 shots in the period while the Magic had hit just 4 of 18.
Orlando scored the last six points of the third quarter, cutting the lead to 70-61, but the Celtics came right back with a 7-2 run to go ahead 77-63. They led by at least eight the rest of the way.
Paul Pierce added 18 points and Kevin Garnett had 16 for the Celtics, who improved to 23-4 at home. Dwight Howard had 28 points and 13 rebounds for the Magic, who lost for the fifth time in eight games.
Celtics guard Ray Allen made two 3-pointers to move within three of the NBA record of 2,560 made 3s held by Reggie Miller. Boston is at Charlotte on Monday night.
► Heat 97, Clippers 79: At Miami, Dwyane Wade had 28 points, eight rebounds and eight assists and the Heat stretched their winning streak to six games.
Chris Bosh scored 16, Eddie House added 15 and LeBron James had 12 points for Miami. The Heat started the fourth quarter on an 18-4 burst to pull away.
Blake Griffin had his 42nd double-double for the season, finishing with 21 points and 16 rebounds. Randy Foye scored 15, Baron Davis added 14 and Ryan Gomes added 12 for Los Angeles, which fell to 3-17 away from home - not the best of signs for a team now two outings in to what'll become an 11-game road trip by the end of the month.
► Knicks 117, 76ers 103: At New York, Amare Stoudemire matched his season high with 41 points, and the Knicks beat the 76ers to split a home-and-home series.
Rookie Landry Fields added a career-high 25 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as New York rebounded from a 100-98 loss Friday night in Philadelphia to snap a two-game losing streak and win for just the fourth time in 13 games.
Stoudemire, outplayed by Elton Brand on Friday, shot 17 of 21 from the field in his 17th career 40-point game. Raymond Felton had 13 points and 13 assists as the Knicks shot a season-best 59.7 percent.
Brand scored 28 points for Philadelphia, which could have moved within a game of New York for sixth place in the Eastern Conference.
► Pacers 105, Nets 86: At Newark, N.J., Dahntay Jones scored a season-high 18 points and Indiana remained unbeaten in four games under interim coach Frank Vogel.
Mike Dunleavy added 17 points and hit a 3-pointer to ignite an early 10-point run that put the Pacers ahead for good.
Devin Harris had 13 points and seven assists and Brook Lopez added 13 for New Jersey, which lost its third straight.
Indiana had six players score in double figures. Paul George added 14, Danny Granger and Roy Hibbert had 11 apiece and Darren Collison 10. Indiana has scored at least 100 points in each of its four games since Vogel replaced Jim O'Brien a week ago Sunday.
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City of York Council is ready to introduce an "integrated children's system" to meet the requirement for information sharing across agencies under the Children Bill and recommended the Lord Laming's inquiry into the death of Victoria Climbie.
The eight-year-old died from abuse and neglect in 2000 while living with her aunt and her aunt's boyfriend. Lord Laming cited the failure to share information between professionals working in healthcare, social care and education as a contributory factor in Climbie's death.
Peter Dwyer, assistant director of children's services at City of York Council, said the integrated children's system would help avoid a repeat of the tragedy and would also speed up the processing of assessments of vulnerable children in the York area.
"There is going to be a greater opportunity for organisations to contribute to assessments from very different fields, whether from schools, social services or GPs' surgeries. It should speed up the processing and improve completion rates," he said.
York was one of four councils to pilot integrated childcare records in a project headed by the Department for Education and Skills.
Working in partnership with CareWorks, a specialist provider of social care software systems, the council has developed the system without capital expenditure. All UK councils are due to process all new work electronically by January 2006. The CareWorks system will meet about 80% of that requirement, Dwyer said.
The system holds details of about 1,200 vulnerable children in a database and will allow information of particular processes to cascade into the right format for social workers, teachers or healthcare professionals. This will avoid repeated data entry and ensure that data used by the different groups is up to date.
The Department for Education and Skills has mandated all councils to implement similar systems by the end of 2005. Earlier this year it provided £20m of funding for the systems.
Dwyer urged local authorities to start work early. "It is more significant than you might anticipate. You need high-level sign in, it is not cost neutral, and you might need to update equipment. You need agreement from staff working with the system about how interagency access will work. It all takes time and it all needs to be well project managed."
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The Elf on the Shelf says you have to be good only a few days longer. The best advice: Stay busy so the time will pass quickly.
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Divino, Palermo Villa's replacement, is open
Divino Wine & Dine, the restaurant replacing Palermo Villa, has begun serving its menu of pizzas and Italian dishes.
It opened quietly last week, at 2315 N. Murray Ave. Co-owner Dean Cannestra said Divino's liquor license came through on Friday, so they decided to open the doors. With just passers-by and word of mouth, Divino had a good crowd for its soft opening, he said. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Natalie Portman tops Forbes' list of most cost-effective movie stars
And a "Black Swan" shall lead them: Natalie Portman tops Forbes magazine's list of "best actors for the buck" - Hollywood stars who bring in much more than they get paid.
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I did oral for the first time with my girlfriend and there's been 2 small bumps inside my mouth, what's wrong?
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Mouth (mouth) " n. Pl. Mouths 1. A. The body opening through which an animal takes in food. B. The cavity lying at the upper end of the alimentary canal, bounded on the outside by the lips and inside by the oropharynx and containing in higher vertebrates the tongue, gums, and teeth. C. This cavity regarded as the source of sounds and speech. D. The opening to any cavity or canal ...Read more
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I have a few painful tiny bumps inside my mouth where the upper and lower jaw meet, behind my last molar. Any answers on what it could be?
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A new president has been named for Lanier Technical College in Winder.
The board overseeing the Technical College System of Georgia has named Ray Perren as the school's next president.
Perren, a University of Georgia graduate, is currently President of Wiregrass Georgia Technical College in Valdosta. Officials say he's scheduled to begin his new role May 1. At Wiregrass, Perren helped lay the foundation for numerous new programs, including associate degree nursing and engineering technology programs.
Perren was a teacher in Paulding County and eventually served as assistant superintendent. He was appointed Paulding County Schools Superintendent in 1996 and became dean of academic affairs at DeVry University in 2000. In that role, Perren oversaw programs and operations for 5,200 students at nine DeVry campuses in Georgia and North Carolina.


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How the Left-Wing Money-Machine Shapes American Politics and Threatens America's FutureAt a time when the national political debate is about inequality and fairness, bestselling author David Horowitz and coauthor Jacob Laksin have written an unsettling book about the distribution of power in America. Thoroughly researched and amply documented, The New Leviathan overturns the conventional wisdom about which end of the political spectrum represents the rich and powerful, and which
How George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the Democratic PartyAmerica is under attack. Its institutions and values are under daily assault. But the principal culprits are not foreign terrorists. They are influential and powerful Americans secretly stirring up disunion and disloyalty in the shifting shadows of the Democratic Party.Radical infiltrators have been quietly transforming America's societal, cultural, and political institutions for more than a
The Search for Redemption in This Life and the NextA Matter of Life and DeathNew York Times bestselling author David Horowitz is famous for his conversion from 1960s radicalism. In A Point in Time, his lyrical yet startling new book, he offers meditations on an even deeper conversion, one which touches on the very essence of every human life.Part memoir and part philosophical reflection, A Point in Time focuses on man's inevitable search for
The Battle Plan for Defeating the LeftBattle-scarred political warrior David Horowitz says it's time for conservatives to take the gloves off-and take our country back. America is at a crucial turning point in her history, and Republicans have been losing ground to Democrats for too long. In his new book Take No Prisoners, Horowitz sounds a clarion call for conservatives to use liberals' political playbook against them in the fight
$14.99Originally a radical socialist, the current driving force behind the rise of the Hollywood right recounts how he moved from one set of political convictions to another over the course of thirty years, and challenges readers to consider how they came by their own convictions.
How Radical Professors at America's Top Colleges Indoctrinate Students and Undermine Our Democracy"David Horowitz has single-handedly exposed the intellectual corruption that exists within the classrooms of American colleges. Like all forms of corruption, indoctrination flourishes when kept in the dark. Here, Horowitz turns on the bright lights to expose what has become profoundly wrong with our colleges and universities. We are all in his debt."–Ward Connerly, former regent, University of
The Left's War Against Academic FreedomIn 2003, David Horowitz began a campaign to promote intellectual diversity and a return to academic standards in American universities. To achieve these goals he devised an Academic Bill of Rights and created a national student movement with chapters on 160 college campuses. Take No Prisoners is a riveting account of the reaction to Horowitz's campaign by professor unions and academic associations
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The Collected Conservative Writings of David HorowitzDavid Horowitz spent the first part of his life in the world of the Communist-progressive left, a politics he inherited from his mother and father, and later in the New Left as one of its founders. When the wreckage he and his comrades had created became clear to him in the mid-1970s, he left. Three decades of second thoughts then made him this movement's principal intellectual antagonist. For
You're Going to Be Dead One DayContinuing his acclaimed series of meditations on life and death, David Horowitz turns to the consolation that his marriage and family have brought him amid the trials of age and illness. You're Going to Be Dead One Day is a political warrior's reflection on the mysterious rejuvenating power of love, the bittersweet way in which our children reward us while also leaving us behind, and how
The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in AmericaBestselling author David Horowitz reveals a shocking and perverse culture of academics who are poisoning the minds of today's college students. The Professors is a wake-up call to all those who assume that a college education is sans hatred of America and the American military and support for America's terrorist enemies.
The Campaign For An Academic Bill Of RightsIt's no secret that our universities have become hotbeds of radical leftist thought. While professors and administrators pay lip-service to concepts like open-mindedness and robust debate, they try to squash any opinion that doesn't match their radical left world view. Well, world-renowned campus activist David Horowitz wants to bring diversity back to the college campus! This Fall, he will launch
Portraits of a Destructive PassionRadical liberals want to make America a better place, but their utopian social engineering leads, ironically, to greater human suffering. So argues David Horowitz, bestselling author in his newest book Radicals: Portraits of a Destructive Passion.From Karl Marx to Barack Obama, Horowitz shows how the idealistic impulse to make the world a better place" gives birth to the twin cultural pathologies


text: CTMA Connector October 2013: DoD Maintenance UpdateOctober 28, 2013 Home » CTMA » CTMA Connector October 2013: DoD Maintenance Update National Center for Manufacturing SciencesNews and Views from the World of Manufacturing October 2013 Welcome to The CTMA Connector, a monthly newsletter designed to provide news and ideas about the Commercial Technologies for Maintenance Activities (CTMA) program. The CTMA program is a joint Department of Defense/National Center for Manufacturing Sciences (DoD/NCMS) effort promoting collaborative technology development between industry and the DoD maintenance and repair facilities. Feel free to submit items for the newsletter as well as any suggestions to make it more useful. Learn more about the CTMA Program. To subscribe or unsubscribe to the CTMA Connector, send a message to: email@example.com with "subscribe CTMANewsletter" or "unsubscribe CTMANewsletter" in the message body. Register Now! Additive Manufacturing (3DP) in Support of DoD Maintenance & Sustainment Virtual Workshop 13 November 2013. A virtual event to expand the use of additive manufacturing in support of Department of Defense (DoD) maintenance & sustainment initiatives. Participate to learn how the DoD, NASA, and the Department of Energy have been using this "new" technology for over two decades and how it can help solve your maintenance needs. REGISTRATION AGENDA Has Your Organization Dealt with Occupational Noise Issues? NCMS is asking our members and partners for input on occupational noise in the production facility. If you have successfully addressed the noise issues in your facilities either by design of the facility or the equipment itself, we'd like to know more. Please send any information or questions to Rebecca Taylor at firstname.lastname@example.com Submit Your Project Ideas to JTEG The purpose of the Joint Technology Exchange Group (JTEG) is to improve coordination in the introduction of new or improved technology, new processes, or new equipment into Department of Defense Depot Maintenance Activities. JTEG seeks ways to better leverage technology improvements in depot maintenance through collaboration to support the higher DoD goals of improving effectiveness and efficiency. Please submit your technology ideas and projects as well as your technology needs for evaluation: JTEG Project Ideas Save the Dates- Laser Coating Removal Virtual Forum 3-4 December 2013 A DOD forum to discuss laster de-coating technology and its application AGENDA Project Announcements Development of Operational Transition Procedures and Sustainment Analysis for GCSS-MC Supply and Maintenance Functions An assessment and development of optimum operational procedures for supply and maintenance activities is required to maximize the benefits of GCSS-MC implementation. This project will also assess the sustainment requirements of GCSS-MC Field Supply and Maintenance Analysis functionality in order to define and provide optimum system sustainment requirements. Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) cognizant of Marine Corps supply and maintenance processes and requirements who also possess an in-depth knowledge of commercially available Oracle enterprise business systems suites of tools will assess daily operations, MEF specific standard operating procedures, FSMAO activities and shipboard exercises during the transition of GCSS-MC to field operations. This hands-on experience will enable these SMEs to adequately assess GCSS-MC maintenance and supply support functionality in order to define future improvement requirements. The expected result from this CTMA initiative is a smooth transition from legacy maintenance and supply data processes to GCSS-MC supported processes and to define the requirements necessary to continuously improve those processes using the GCSS-MC suite of tools. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Debbie Lilu, (734) 995-7038, firstname.lastname@example.com Wireless Command & Control System (WCCS) for Material Handling Equipment (MHE) Installation at U.S. Air Force Base Pilot Demonstration at USMC Albany Mx Center The Department of Defense (DoD) owns, operates and maintains thousands of industrial fleet vehicles, performing a wide range of critical logistics support tasks, including cargo, pallet and container handling, distribution center and warehousing functions, and aircraft ground support. Traditionally, industrial fleet vehicles' maintenance schedules are based on straight calendar time or on hour meters that imprecisely reflect key time and seat time, rather than on actual motion time where most wear and tear occurs. This results in reduced operational readiness of the fleet. Installation of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) wireless fleet management hardware and software will be able to support the maintenance operations by locating equipment, tracking fleet utilization, ensuring operator accountability/planning and optimize material handling processes. A variation of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) wireless fleet management hardware and software will be installed on 50 industrial trucks to be identified by the U.S Air Force at an Air Force Base (AFB) to be determined. The purpose of this 60-day phase is to establish evaluation metrics relative to equipment maintenance costs, timelines and related procedures, in addition to studies for vehicle operator preventative maintenance, fleet availability, and fleet and operator productivity. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Debbie Lilu, (734) 995-7038, email@example.com Wireless Command & Control System (WCCS) for Material Handling Equipment (MHE) Installation at Defense Logistics Agency, Warner Robins, AFB Despite a myriad of major service-sponsored maintenance initiatives focused on improving maintenance automation and readiness for tactical vehicle fleets, aircraft, vessels and combat vehicles, very little has changed regarding the business process associated with maintaining, managing and improving operational readiness of the industrial vehicle fleet. For example, there is typically significant, ongoing over-maintenance of these vehicles because maintenance schedules are based on straight calendar time or on hour meters that imprecisely reflect key time and seat time, rather than on actual motion time where most wear and tear occurs. Industrial fleet vehicles tend to be a non-controlled asset with no key control or operator accountability. These vehicles are potentially available to unlicensed and/or untrained operators who are most often responsible for lost work time accidents and/or costly damage to both the vehicle and cargo/inventory within a given facility. A variation of commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) wireless fleet management hardware and software will be installed on 50 industrial trucks to be identified by Defense Logistics at a selected site. The purpose of this 60-day phase is to establish evaluation metrics relative to equipment maintenance costs, timelines and related procedures, in addition to studies for vehicle operator preventative maintenance, fleet availability, and fleet and operator productivity. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Debbie Lilu, (734) 995-7038, firstname.lastname@example.com GCSS-MC Future Capabilities Assessment and Prioritization Initiative Current capability requirements documents are dated and do not reflect future operational demands anticipated by operating forces in the "new normal" as defined for the post OEF Marine Corps. The requirements documents require significant review, updating and integration; the UNS capabilities must all be evaluated for future relevancy and either integration into current programs or development as separate programs of record. Capabilities must be assessed for critical linkages and reliance. The expected results from this CTMA initiative are a refined identification and prioritization of logistics capabilities, applications, and systems in order to effectively and efficiently develop decision recommendations for future GCSS-MC capability integration against budget adjustments and resourcing alignment. This will be done in four (4) primary phases: • Capabilities vetting & modification with GCSS-MC enterprise stakeholders • Grouping of systems into packages of dependencies and precursors • Prioritization of applications/systems to develop utility values • Alignment of cost against prioritization in order to develop an optimization curve to influence future resourcing decisions. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Bill Chenevert, (734) 995-7989, firstname.lastname@example.com Marine Corps Ground Maintenance and Sustainment Processes The Deputy Commandant for Installations and Logistics (DC I&L) is tasked to coordinate and improve the logistics chain continuum from requirements determination; to acquisition, manufacturing, and fielding; to sustainment within the operating forces and maintenance in the depots, and ultimately through disposal. The objective of this effort is to build and expand upon existing work products; develop and implement policies, processes, and procedures; facilitate requirements development and technology integration to improve maintenance, sustainment and processes across the logistics chain in support of our Marine Corps Operating Forces. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Tony Haynes, (734) 995-4930, email@example.com MARFORRES Material Readiness Analysis and Logistics Information Management Marine Forces Reserve maintains ground equipment at 183 separate sites across the continental U.S. Property accounting and equipment visibility of these assets has proven to be a significant challenge. Continuous equipment management accountability visibility and oversight is essential to maintaining ground equipment readiness levels. This project will assess and enhance equipment accountability and management, identify causative factors contributing to equipment accountability and visibility (EAV) problems, identify comprehensive solutions, and implement performance improvements. This effort will improve logistics planning and support for MFR, provide the data needed to make timely and informed decisions for exercises and wartime deployments and reduce costs. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Bill Chenevert, (734) 995-7989, email@example.com CTMA Marine Corps Logistics Portfolio – Information Technology Portfolio Baseline and Proof of Concept Given the current global fiscal realities, and understanding these impacts in future drawdown evolutions, the DoD has been tasked to leverage all available opportunities to 'lean out' redundant or unnecessary costs and processes. Nearly all significant military operations engaged in by the United States will be conducted jointly with the other US service components, as well as with allied international coalition partners. Developing key tools, technologies, and processes that can leverage the benefits associated with Coalition Operations will be paramount to success in challenging fiscal operational environs. The objective of this CTMA project is to improve the Marine Corps' Logistics Portfolio Management Board's (LOG PMB) ability to make data-driven investment decisions and policy enhancements resulting in more effective management of the LOG IT Portfolio. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Jeff Walker, (360) 782-1370, email@example.com Master Data Management (MDM) Solution Alternatives Development The tremendous amount of logistics data created as a result of recent operations currently resides in the Master Data Repository (MDR). The MDR has data quality issues, is inefficiently organized and risks losing data due to a lack of a data utilization strategy and storage plan. This initiative will assess and develop Master Data Management (MDM) solution alternatives that will provide standardization and support quality control for core reference data. The anticipated results from this CTMA initiative will capitalize on cutting edge commercial industry capabilities to conduct a proof of concept to demonstrate an alternative to the current server based capability. Based on the results of the proof of concept an overarching strategy will be developed outlining a cohesive and comprehensive data utilization strategy. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Dana Ellis, (360) 782-1370, firstname.lastname@example.com Alternate Fuel/Energy Conversion of USMC Ground Vehicles – Assessment of Benefits and Maintainability Currently, there are relatively limited options for alternatively powered vehicles directly from domestic original equipment manufacturers. With the minimal knowledge of the long-term benefits and concerns of alternative fuel usage, it becomes difficult to validate an alternative fuel system being a true solution. This initiative will focus on evaluating the utility and feasibility and maintainability of utilizing alternate energy/fuel as a power source in wheeled vehicles. This will be accomplished by converting current vehicles at the target base, tracking their performance during an evaluation period, and converting the vehicles back to their initial state at the end of the evaluation period. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Debbie Lilu, (734) 995-7038, email@example.com Extended Life of Lead-Acid Deep Cell Cycle Batteries Through a Planned Maintenance System The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) spent $192M in battery purchases in 2012 according to Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). One very common type of battery DoD uses is a deep cell cycle lead-acid batteries. These batteries are used in heavy equipment, such as: electric forklifts, merchandise pickers, construction vehicles, tanks, etc. The primary mechanism for finite battery life results when during continuous battery usage, sulfuric acid crystals form on the interior battery components. This mechanism is called battery sulfating. The rate of battery sulfating is dependent on multiple factors, but when interior battery fluids are low, the sulfating corrosion happens much more rapidly. The purpose of this CTMA initiative is to increase the life and reduce the total ownership cost of Deep Cell Cycle Lead-Acid Batteries to DoD through chemical de-sulfating processes. NCMS members interested in participating in this project should contact Debbie Lilu, (734) 995-7038, firstname.lastname@example.com Recently Completed CTMA Projects Corrective Forming of 701 Skin Panels for F-18 Overhaul Metal Improvement Company, a subsidiary of the Curtiss-Wright Corporation, has developed an advanced laser peening process that can be used for custom metal forming to predict the laser peening pattern, intensity and coverage required to achieve a needed shape correction in out-of-spec 701 skins. The model has been benchmarked against a rigorous set of small panel tests for which the comparison of model predictions versus measured effect have been remarkably accurate. IUID Data Utilization Strategy and Policy Initiative for Sense & Respond Logistics/Total Lifecycle Management This project took a two-pronged approach to examine several key areas in the rapidly changing logistics landscape. The first was an analysis of current Marine Corps practice and policy regarding Total Lifecycle Management and Sense & Respond Logistics with particular attention to Item Unique Identification. The second element of this project was exploration of the potential benefits to be obtained by integrating mobile computing into the logistics information infrastructure, as well as an examination of the hurdles. The benefits of the mobile computing approach were demonstrated at the Marine Corps ExLog Wargame where Marines were trained in the use of the platform. A proposed policy document was submitted suggesting future Marine Corps policy based upon the lessons derived from this project. Automated Process & Inspection Guide (AP&IG) – Corpus Christi Army Depot Pre-Shop Analysis (PSA) The project was unique in that it involved two pilots centered around a USAF Pave Hawk helicopter to standardize both the inspection data and processes for quality assurance and standardize pre-shop analysis evaluation data and processes. Strong bottom-line results reduced time and provided more consistent and repeatable evaluation processes. We appreciate your feedback. Please contact Tony Haynes (firstname.lastname@example.com) with suggestions for this newsletter. The CTMA Program is sponsored by the Department of Defense; the content of this newsletter does not necessarily reflect the position or policy of the government; no official endorsement should be inferred. Sender InformationTo be removed from future mailings please reply with "unsubscribe all" to be removed from ALL NCMS mailings. 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MANILA — The Philippines took a legal step against China's claims to virtually the entire South China Sea on Tuesday, formally notifying the Asian superpower that Manila is seeking international arbitration to declare Beijing's moves in the potentially oil-rich waters "illegal and invalid."
Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario said at a news conference that his department summoned Chinese Ambassador Ma Keqing and handed her a note notifying the Chinese government that the Philippine government is bringing both countries' conflicting claims to an international tribunal.
The move is likely to bring an angry response from China, the Philippines' third-largest trading partner.
Several countries claim parts of the South China Sea, and China claims virtually all of it. It has confronted Philippine ships in a standoff over the Scarborough Shoal, which both countries claim. The Philippines withdrew ships from the shoal last June and has since protested China's buildup.
There are fears that territorial conflicts in the region, including a dispute between Japan and China in the East China Sea, could spark Asia's next major armed conflict.
The Philippines hopes that arbitration through an arbitral tribunal operating under the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea would lead to a decision that would direct China to respect the Philippines' claims. But even if a tribunal ruled against China, Beijing could choose to simply ignore the ruling.
Del Rosario said that the Philippines made the move after previous diplomatic efforts to resolve the territorial rifts failed.
"The Philippines has exhausted almost all political and diplomatic avenues for a peaceful negotiated settlement of its maritime disputes with China," del Rosario said. He added the Philippine government hopes that the legal step it has taken "shall bring this dispute to a durable solution."
"We are all for improving our economic relations with China but it should not be at the expense of surrendering our national sovereignty," he said.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry in Beijing did not immediately comment, asking that questions be submitted by fax.
In the note handed by Filipino diplomats to the Chinese ambassador, the Philippines listed several aggressive moves it alleged were launched by China in recent years to fortify its territorial claims, including the occupation of South China Sea islands and the enactment of a Chinese law that would allow Chinese patrol vessels to block and board foreign ships passing through vast stretches of waters that Beijing claims.
Del Rosario said the Philippines' move was made independently of its ally the United States, which has called for a peaceful resolution of the claims and a guarantee that freedom of navigation will not be hindered.
Other countries clashing with China over South China Sea territory, including Vietnam, could benefit from the Philippine action without risking possible Chinese retaliatory steps.
Associated Press writer Hrvoje Hranjski in Manila contributed to this report.
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BETHEL GILEAD Dorothy Dot Sawyer, 89, died Tuesday, April 16, 2013, at Mening Extended Care Facility in Randolph.
She was born April 23, 1923, in Randolph, the daughter of Sedric L. and Julia (Tetreault) Erskine.
She was a lifelong Randolph area resident, and attended Randolph schools.
She married George Sawyer on April 30, 1939, in Northfield.
She worked at Fritzel Toy Co., Savages Mill, and George Billingham Wood Products before working as a seamstress at Green Mountain Glove Co. for 25 years.
She enjoyed animals, hunting, fishing and doing handiwork.
She was a member of the Randolph Mothers Club.
Survivors include a son Donald Sawyer of Burlington; two daughters, Carissa Smith of North Randolph, and W. Sue Morgan of Vernon, and Heathrow, Fla.; seven grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her husband, a brother Sedric Erskine Jr., and three sisters: Betty Lewis, Ruth Hatch and Lois Ruggles.
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