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Newport Bermuda Race 2014 (Photo by George Bekris)
By John Rousmaniere,
June 16, 2016 — As nearly 1,700 sailors who will soon race to Bermuda make their preparations, loading food and gear into their boats and lining up to pre-clear Bermuda customs and immigration, all of them have one question in mind: "What will the weather be?" And one answer: "I just hope it'll favor my boat."
Sailors don't agree on much. Some prefer big boats, some small. Some like light displacement, others heavy. Yet this question and answer can be counted on whenever two or three of us are gathered together. We all talk about the weather, and talk and talk. The weather is our obsession.
On land, "Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it," to quote Mark Twain (or his friend Charles Dudley Warner — the sources disagree). But on water, we can do something about it. We trim or shorten sail, we change course, and we look around for better weather.
Weather is the deep concern of the 2016 Bermuda Race fleet of 184 boats. There has been some attrition, some due to boat damage during deliveries and in a race. One withdrawal is the Maxi 72 Bella Mente, a frequent candidate to be first to finish that is not sailing this time out of her owner's weather concerns.
Over the past three days, conflicting weather forecasts have stirred up concern about the conditions that will confront the fleet after the start on Friday. One forecast seemed to indicate a high wind at the start, another suggested a hard blow down the course, and a third offered the specter of rough going, with a hard north wind.
That last weather alert has attracted a lot of attention because of the Gulf Stream. The body of water running northeast is Benjamin Franklin's "River in the Ocean." It's more like a drifting octopus—a complicated patch of moving water turning in every which direction and greatly affecting the state of the sea. To quote the race's Gulf Stream expert (and multi-time navigator), oceanographer Dr. Frank Bohlen, "Wind blowing against the current results in a significantly larger wave amplitude and shorter wavelength than what appears when wind blows with current or when there is no current."
Click here for Frank Bohlen's analysis of this year's Gulf Stream.
History marks two postponements
Despite more than 100 years of excited sailor talk about the weather in 49 races, only two Bermuda Race starts have been postponed a day or longer. The 1968 start was delayed for one day out of concern about an early-season hurricane. Then in 1982, the race committee, chaired by James A. McCurdy (father of Selkie skipper Sheila McCurdy), postponed the start for two days because of a storm in the Western Atlantic. Once the weather settled down, the then-record 178 starters got off the line quickly on a spinnaker reach.
There's another, quite startling weather story about the 1982 race. Carina (today owned by Rives Potts) was sailing almost directly toward Bermuda when her owner-skipper, Richard Nye, poked his head up through the companionway and took a look upwind around just as a lightning bolt flashed down to the water. "Tack," Nye ordered. The crew looked at him incredulously. They were only 10 degrees off the layline to the finish. "Tack! There's lightning to windward. There's warm water up there. The Gulf Stream's up there."
Carina tacked, sailed on the "wrong" tack for a couple of hours until she was well into hot water, tacked back, and with a 3-knot current on her stern, charged toward Bermuda at 10-plus knots over the bottom. She won her division by a comfortable 34 minutes.
That's one good reason why we obsess about weather.
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Known throughout the world under the pseudonym of Kongo, street artist Cyril Phan will be in St. Barth in April. His arrival ties in perfectly with the wishes of the organizers of the Les Voiles de St. Barth through the creation of an event that combines sport, lifestyle and friendliness, where art has its rightful place. "Getting artists involved in the event is part of the DNA of Les Voiles de St. Barth, and we've entrusted the creation of several posters to artists over previous editions," explained François Tolède, Organizing Director of Les Voiles de St. Barth. "We've offered Kongo the chance to create a piece on the theme of the sea and Les Voiles de St. Barth."
"Since 1991, I have lived in Guadeloupe for half of each year. The Caribbean is a massive source of inspiration to me," explained Phan. "My presence at Les Voiles de St. Barth this year is the result of a meeting I had with François Tolède last summer. He suggested I give a performance on a sail, which will subsequently be auctioned off for charity. Painting on a sail is something new for me, even though I'm used to painting pretty much anywhere. It's going to be intriguing to do my thing within the context of Les Voiles de St. Barth." Moreover, it's a work that may well appear on the poster for the 2017 edition of the Caribbean sailing event.
Though he does not sail himself, this traveling enthusiast is delighted at the prospect of coming to St. Barth in the spring. "I'll paint the sail live in front of a public audience during the regatta," said Phan. "I love discovering other worlds. Three months ago I discovered the world of aviation, which involved painting a plane, and I'm continuing to explore the world of aeronautics through several collaborations, one of which is with the Fondation St Exupéry, he continues. The world of sailors strikes a logical chord with me and my own journey. It's a thrilling world, filled with people who are passionate about what they do. Sharing my passion with them and discovering what makes them tick is bound to be an enriching experience."
Kongo, an artist with multiple influences
Born in 1969 to a Vietnamese father and a French mother, Cyril "Kongo" Phan arrived in France as a political refugee back in April 1975 after the fall of Saigon. After a childhood spent in the South of France with his grandparents, in the early 80s he headed off to Brazzaville in the Congo, to join his mother. It is here that he discovered a passion for art. "I have friends there who were just back from New York and introduced me to hip hop. I was immediately drawn in by the dance and the music, but more as a spectator rather than an actor," says the man for whom drawing has always been a primary mode of expression. It was not until he returned to France that he discovered an interest for graffiti. "I was lucky enough to meet the people creating the graffiti and the drawings and they got me into it," he recalls. Banding together, they created the MAC group. "Graffiti arrived in France with the hip hop movement after the stencilists. Back then we were just a group of kids from Le Faubourg St. Antoine. There were only 100 or 200 street artists who essentially geared themselves towards the microcosm of graffiti. We began by tagging walls, living in the moment. Nothing was planned. Today, there are thousands." The frescos they painted on big walls meant that the group gained renown across France as well as internationally. "We were invited to paint in Europe and in the United States, which brought us in touch with the entire international graffiti scene at the time. That fuelled my lust for travel, which has always been part and parcel of my life."
During a trip to Asia, Kongo met the director of the Asian branch of the Hermès fashion label, which was to mark the artist's first steps in the luxury market. "He gave me the opportunity to paint the window of the Hermès shop at Hong Kong airport. The shop window proved to be a tremendous success, to the extent that the parent company in France invited me to reinterpret its famous silk scarf by creating the 'graff.' It was an incredible opportunity to work on such a fashion icon." In the space of two months, the collection had sold out across the world. "This adventure, that began with a meeting and went on to nourish both our worlds, demonstrated that the luxury environment is not so far removed from that of graffiti as they both reference travel, handwork and singularity."
Now recognized as one of the world's key figures on the graffiti scene and a man capable of developing his practice to achieve genuine artistic maturity, Kongo continues to exhibit his works right around the globe, while collaborating with prestigious companies, such as French crystalware manufacturer Daum, for whom he is making a crystal sculpture. "I'm very interested in French expertise, which I'm trying to retranslate through a graphic vocabulary."
Jim Clark and Kristy Hinze-Clark's super maxi Comanche pulled off an incredible feat tonight, taking line honours in the 71st edition of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, winning the Illingworth trophy and a Rolex Yacht Master II timepiece. This was the first time in 17 years that the most coveted title in offshore yacht racing has been won by an American team since Larry Ellison's Sayonara won in 1998.
Comanche's official finish time for the 2015 Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race was 2 days, 8 hours, 58 minutes and 30 seconds.
Designed to break records, the 100 foot maxi debuted in last year's edition of the Rolex Sydney Hobart and since then has circled the globe, collecting the most prestigious titles in yachting – setting a new 24 hour monohull distance record, line honours in the New York Yacht Club Transatlantic Race and the Rolex Fastnet Race – Comanche's performance this past year has been unlike anything ever seen in yacht racing. Returning to Australia, seeking the title that they so narrowly missed out on last year, was a Herculean effort, which has paid off nicely.
Despite facing retirement after having suffered significant damage (to a dagger board and rudder) on the first night, skipper Ken Read made the game-changing call to effect repairs and finish the race, saying: "I don't care if we limp over the line!"
A true test of stamina and determination, the international crew of 21 included co-owner Kristy Hinze-Clark and fellow Australian, America's Cup winner Jimmy Spithill. Commenting on her first Rolex Sydney Hobart, Hinze-Clark described her experience: "It was really gruelling. Pure terror at one stage. Excitement and now just total joy. It's one of the best things I've ever done."
The French-designed maxi managed to extend their lead this afternoon as they rounded Tasman Island and crossed Storm Bay towards the finish line, putting solid distance between fellow American competitor George David's Rambler 88, which is expected to finish in the early Tuesday morning (AEDT). Syd Fischer's Ragamuffin 100 is in close pursuit despite having severed their starboard dagger board overnight, crashing through the rough seas.
The 2015 edition of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race has delivered some of the most grueling race conditions since 2004. Almost one third of the fleet of 108 retired in the first 48 hours – the litany of damage included rudders, dagger boards, masts and sails. The remaining teams have their sights set on the finish line in Hobart in hopes of a win on corrected time.
Most of the smaller yachts have only just passed the halfway mark in Bass Strait and as the breeze continues to lighten towards the Tasman coast the Tattersall's Cup, for overall corrected time winner, is still in play.
Bella Mente, Open Season, H20, Supernikka, Windfall and Inoui division winners
Porto Cervo, 12 September 2015. Eighteen knots of scirocco wind and a rip-roaring race around the islands on the final day of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup & Rolex Maxi 72 World Championship provided the perfect end to a superlative week of competition in Porto Cervo. The 26th edition of the event, which attracted a fleet of 40 yachts ranging from 18 to 66 metres in length, was organized by Yacht Club Costa Smeralda together with title sponsor Rolex and the International Maxi Association.
Hap Fauth's Bella Mente, with a bullet and a third place in today's two windward-leeward races, was crowned Rolex Maxi 72 World Champion 2015. The American team which boasts Terry Hutchinson on tactics managed to whisk victory from the grasp of Roberto Tomasini Grinover with his Robertissima III by just one point. Dieter Schön's Momo claimed third place in her debut on the waters of the Costa Smeralda.
"It was just fantastic," enthused a delighted Hap Fauth, "The level of competition was so high and everyone had fun. We had a great time and the organization and hospitality was excellent."
At the conclusion of a coastal course of approximately 30 nautical miles Marco Vogele's 33-metre Inoui was able to celebrate her victory over Viriella and Hetairos respectively in the Supermaxi division. Newly elected IMA President Thomas Bscher was also celebrating in the Wally division as his Open Season rounded off a week of near-perfect results with a second place in today's race to claimed overall victory in the Wally division. After a fierce battle for second place throughout the week, Magic Carpet Cubed, owned by Sir Lindsay Owen Jones, took the silver prize with J One in third place on equal points.
The record-breaking 100-foot Comanche, owned by Jim Clark and Kristy Hinze-Clark, gave spectacular performances throughout the week and word is she will be joined by several more pure racing machines for the next edition of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup.
In the Maxi division, which together with the Mini Maxis completed a slightly shorter coastal course, The Southern Wind yacht Windfall, owned by Michael Cotter claimed the Rolex prize and timepiece. Following an event-long leadership battle, Masimiliano Florio's Grande Orazio Pioneer Investments had to settle for second place, just one point behind. The Swan 77 Tugela rounded off the podium finishers.
Thanks to a victory in today's race Riccardo di Michele's H2O managed to beat Shirlaf on countback as both yachts finished with the same score. Third place in the Mini Maxi RC/SOT division went to Wallyño.
The Mini Maxi Racing Division saw Roberto Lacorte's 2015-launched Supernikka perform consistently well throughout the week to take first place overall ahead of Britain's Spectre and Maximilian Klink's Caro.
"It may seem redundant to say that this was a wonderful event – the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup is always a highlight of our sporting calendar – however this 26th edition of the regatta was truly exceptional." Commented YCCS Commodore Riccardo Bonadeo "The fleet, the owners and the crews were all of an incredibly high standard and mother nature stepped in to provide almost perfect conditions."
Looking forward to the next Maxi event Bonadeo continued "The conclusion of a perfect event seems the perfect time to invite you all, if you haven't already done so, to enrol for the very first edition of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Caribbean Cup taking place in April 2016 at our Caribbean home in Virgin Gorda where we are lucky enough to have another beautiful regatta course and constant trade winds."
The YCCS calendar in the Mediterranean continues with the Sailing Champions League final which will see teams from across Europe and beyond competing on J70 boats from 18th to 20th September.
See all the results HERE
Wallys and Comanche (Photo by Rolex / Carlo Borlenghi)
With 40 yachts gathered in Porto Cervo, the 2015 edition of the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup has attracted one of its largest and highest calibre entries in the event's 35-year history. When Rolex first joined forces with the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda (YCCS) and the International Maxi Association (IMA) to sponsor the event for the first time in 1985, a 60ft yacht was considered to be a big beast. Fast-forward 30 years however, and the Swan 601 @Robas (FRA) is now the smallest in this impressive international line-up, while the 219ft Hetairos (CAY) is by far the largest.
Much of the fleet has been out training on the azure waters of the Costa Smeralda, enjoying the stunning scenery of Northern Sardinia's wild and beautiful coastline but more importantly, making final checks on crew manoeuvres and refining the final 1/10th of a knot of boat speed. Jim and Kristy Hinze Clark must be happy with how Comanche (USA) is going right now. The recent line honours winner of the Rolex Fastnet Race has been designed primarily with offshore performance in mind, but this mean-looking 100-footer has been clocking speeds up to 30 knots during the strong wind lead-up to the regatta.
The navigators have one of the trickiest jobs at the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup, being required to keep a weather eye on the clouds above, as well as know what rocky dangers lurk beneath the surface. Tom Addis is one of the big-name navigators at this event, the Volvo Ocean Race veteran working at the back of Carla Cornelli's Wally 107 Kenora (BVI). "Today's mistral dies away and our attention turns to the south with a low pressure forming just north of Sicily. This will bring strengthening north-easterly to northerly breeze over us over the next few days."
The week certainly looks set to offer up a good mix of conditions, which is exactly what most teams want. Among the five racing classes, the most closely fought contest is expected to come in the Rolex Maxi 72 World Championship. Newest of the six 72-footers is Dieter Schön's Momo (GER) which has notched up some impressive victories in her debut season, not least winning her division at last month's Rolex Fastnet Race. But Momo's tactician Markus Wieser certainly doesn't consider his team as the favourites. "All six boats are going very fast, and you couldn't ask for better crews than you see here this week," said the German professional. "Yes, Momo has had a very good season, although we were 2nd at the Giraglia Rolex Cup. This is the one that matters more than any other event, though. It's the World Championship, and it's one that we would love to win."
Wieser has been impressed with Bella Mente's (USA) boat speed in training, and owner Hap Fauth has put together an impressive team in his bid to repeat a sweet victory back in 2012. America's Cup finallist Terry Hutchinson is calling tactics alongside other Cup veterans like navigator Ian Moore and strategist Adrian Stead. "The racing this week is going to be a game of feet and inches, where you take advantage of every opportunity, no matter how small," said Hutchinson. "You can see why people can't get enough of this place – great racing, organised by one of the top three yacht clubs in the world."
This evening the Skippers' Briefing took place on the top deck of the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda, with Principal Race Officer Peter Craig welcoming owners, skippers and crews for what promises to be a challenging, exhilarating week's competition. "If there's a better place in the world to go yacht racing, I don't know about it," said Craig. "The venue, the yacht club, are fantastic. And you look at the calibre of sailors here – bow to stern, these boats are packed with the very best in the world."
Five days' racing are scheduled from Monday 7 September to Saturday 12 September, with a lay day on Thursday.
Entry List 2015 Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup – Porto Cervo, Italy
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With 2,800 miles to sail and just two boats on the starting line, a conservative start would seem like the smart play. But for the 63-foot trimaran Paradox, owned by Peter Aschenbrenner and skippered by Jeff Mearing, the start of the multihull class in the Transatlantic Race 2015 offered up a wondrous opportunity to throw a little mud in the eye of Lloyd Thornburg's Phaedo3, the 70-foot MOD 70 trimaran that is the odds-on favorite to take overall line honors in the race. It was too good to pass up, no matter what the overall risk-reward analysis might say.
Anticipation for today's second start—the final act of the fortnight of U.S.-based activity for the Transatlantic Race—has been building since last summer when the news broke that two new super maxis – the 100-foot Comanche and Rambler 88 – would be competing in the race. While both skippers have downplayed the duel—the boats have different design briefs and there is a 12-foot difference in overall length, in a sport where longer is often faster—the sailing public hasn't let go of the "which one is faster" debate. It doesn't hurt that the two skippers—Ken Read, who is skippering Comanche for owners Jim Clark and Kristy Hinze-Clark, and George David, the owner/skipper of Rambler 88—were once crewmates on David's IMS 50 Idler, which competed as a part of the American team in the 1999 Admiral's Cup.
Whether despite this or because of it, the final start of the Transatlantic Race 2015 was more true to expectations for such an event. Both boats maneuvered significantly through the pre-start, probing for an advantage. But with neither boat providing an opening, the afterguards of each boat were content to blast across the line in sync, Comanche to leeward and slightly ahead. As with the trimarans, the speeds jumped significantly once the boats passed the R4 channel marker south of Brenton Reef and were able bear off and ease the sheets. At press time, Comanche had pulled out to approximately a 1.3-mile lead over Rambler 88, with both boats recording speeds in the low 20s.
No matter where they stand relative to their respective competitors, sailors on all four boats have to be extremely pleased with the weather, which provided them with ideal reaching conditions for the escape from Newport. Whether it lasts, however, is a significant question. In the immediate future it appears to be some lighter winds. Any advantage or disadvantage at the start will be quickly forgotten if any of the boats struggle to push through to the next band of breeze.
For more photos of the 3rd start action by George Bekris see the gallery at www.georgebekris.com
Comanche, Jim Clark & Kristy Hinze-Clark, New York, N.Y., USA
Phaedo3, Lloyd Thornburg, Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Paradox, Peter Aschenbrenner, San Francisco, Calif., USA
Rambler, George David, Hartford, Conn., USA
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Two months out from the start of the Rolex Fastnet Race, the Royal Ocean Racing Club has made public the latest entry list for its biennial 600 mile race from Cowes to Plymouth, via the Fastnet Rock, starting at noon on Sunday 16th August.
The entry list makes for impressive reading in terms of scale, diversity and quality of the fleet taking part, confirming the Rolex Fastnet Race's position as the world's biggest and most popular offshore race by far.
As of today there are 387 boats entered with a further 74 on the waiting list. If all the boats currently entered were put bow to stern, the line from Cowes would stretch two thirds of the way across the Solent to the mainland (1635.75m).
The remaining 47 are not competing under IRC but represent some of the world's leading professional race boat classes. These include the latest generation foil-born IMOCA 60s, lining up for their first major event in the build-up to next year's Vendée Globe, plus a large and highly competitive fleet of Class40s. Then there is the 13 strong multihull class featuring Dona Bertarelli and Yann Guichard's 40m long trimaran, Spindrift 2, the world's fastest offshore sailing yacht; in 2009 she covered 908.2 nm (ie 50% further than the Rolex Fastnet Race course) in 24 hours at an average speed of 37.84 knots and in 2011, as Banque Populaire V, set the Rolex Fastnet Race multihull record.
The average size of yacht competing in this year's Rolex Fastnet Race is 44.34ft (13.52m) with Spindrift 2 being the largest multihull, Comanche and Leopard the longest monohulls at 100ft and at the smallest end of the fleet, three 30ft yachts including Myles and Ashley Perrin's Capo 30, Santana from California.
In IRC rating terms, Comanche and Rambler 88 lead the charge with Time Correction Coefficients (TCC) of 1.973 and 1.869 respectively, while the slowest boat in the fleet is Tony Harwood's Nicholson 38, Volante,on 0.864 (the minimum permitted TCC this year is 0.850).
An impressive 52 entries are sailing two handed, up from 45 in 2013 when the race was won for the first time in its history by a two handed crew: French father and son, Pascal and Alexis Loison aboard their JPK 10.10,Night and Day.
Hoping to emulate the Loisins' performance this year is another father and son crew, Derek and Conor Dillon from Listowel in southwest Ireland, who are competing on their Dehler 34, Big Deal. Despite owning the boat for 10 years and campaigning her in many regattas in Ireland, the Dillons have only recently ventured into offshore racing, but nonetheless won the Two Handed class in last year's Round Ireland Race. With the Fastnet Rock on their doorstep in Kerry, the RORC's flagship event was an obvious ambition.
|Conor Dillon will race Two Handed with his Father Derek on their Dehler 34, Big Deal.
© Dillon Family
As Conor puts it: "We have rounded the Fastnet many times and always dreamed of doing it in the Rolex Fastnet Race. This will be a memorable moment for us for sure. I just hope it happens in day time…
"Every year we are trying to go bigger and bolder. This is an opportunity to compete in a legendary race against the best the world has to offer as well as, of course, making lifetime memories together. There are some seriously talented sailors in this race. You can give it your absolute all, and still not touch the leaders."
Among the present line-up 180 boats will be competing in the race for the first time, while 163 took part in 2013. Some of the most regular participants are Dutch old hands such as Piet Vroon, winner of the race in 2001 and, at the tender age of 85, back this year with his latest yacht, Tonnerre 4. Then there's Harry Heijst who has raced his classic Royal Huisman-built S&S 41, Winsome, in seven Fastnets, the first back in 1999.
"The most memorable Rolex Fastnet Race for us was in 2005 when we won Class 2 and came fourth overall," recalls Heijst. "We were looking good for a first overall until three Class 4 boats suddenly got a lot wind at the Lizard and beat us in."
Harry Heijst's Royal Huisman-built S&S 41, Winsome competing in the RORC Easter Challenge earlier this year
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Celebrating its 90th anniversary in 2015, the RORC, for the first time, gave their members priority entry to the race. RORC Commodore Michael Boyd expressed the delight of the club at the overwhelming interest in its flagship event: "Naturally, we are delighted with the enormous interest in the 2015 Rolex Fastnet Race. We now expect almost 400 starters and may have to disappoint many currently on the waiting list. Of course, there is a way to avoid a let-down in 2017…join RORC! I will be aboard Peter Rutter's Grand Soleil 43, Quokka 8, in IRC 2 as we continue our 'joint adventure' and we hope to have our cruising boat, Southerly, to welcome finishers in Plymouth."
RORC Commodore, Michael Boyd on board Contessa 32, Olivia at the recent RYS Fleet Review bicentenary celebrations
© Olivia Chenevix-Trench
|Today's single race for each of 10 classes sailing at Les Voiles de St. Barth determined overall winners and marked the fourth and final day of the regatta. The event has been growing steadily since its inception in 2010 and hosted 70 boats in this sixth edition, all with their own brand of famous sailors aboard from around the world. Boats competing ranged from speedy multihulls such as Lloyd Thornburg's Mod 70 Phaedo 3 to technologically sophisticated new-builds such as George David's Rambler 88 and Jim and Kristy Hinze-Clarke's Comanche (at 100 feet, one of the largest boats here) to the more traditional grand prix racers in the 50-70 foot range and smaller racing/cruising boats. There was even a one design class for Melges 24s (the smallest boats competing) that are as fun, physical and demanding in teamwork and skill as their larger counterparts.
|While teams in six classes had clinched their overall victories yesterday (some did not have to sail today's last race but chose to do so anyway), four classes went down to the wire in 15-20 knot winds that were stronger than yesterday's but not as strong as on the first two days of racing (Tuesday and Wednesday, April 14-15).
"It was a very interesting race course," said Lupa of London's winning skipper Jeremy Pilkington (UK) about his Maxi 2 class's 28 nautical mile course. It started off Gustavia and went in the opposite direction from days before, wrapping around the western end of St. Barth before using buoys, rocks and islands as waypoints and turning marks on an oblong windward-leeward course set in the Atlantic Ocean. "There was much more going on today than there was on the courses that were set earlier in the week, so it kept us busy. We had a few little challenges and a few ups and downs going around, but we were very pleased with how we did. We had to finish top-three and were assuming that Selene was going to win on handicap, and we did a little bit better than that." (On corrected time, Selene indeed won, and Lupa of London placed second today to secure the class victory overall.)
In the Spinnaker 2 class, which sailed a shorter version (23 nautical mile) of the 28 miler, Ramanessin, chartered by Germany's Christian Zugel, had to watch itself against El Ocaso and Ventarron, since they were all one point apart going into today.
"Today it was very tight. We started with one point up, so if we had finished second today we would not have won," said Zugel. "Right at the start line we were lined up very nicely, but one boat came from the left on the port side and hit us, so you can see some pretty big scratches on the front of our boat but luckily no further damage. We decided to keep going and managed to win." This is Zugel's third time at the event, and he has chartered a different boat each time. Like many others here, his crew is quite international so it's hard to really say the boat is a German entrant. "I'm German but live in the U.S., and I am crewing with a team of Irish and English sailors who have sailed all over the world, so it is a great experience for us all to be here."
Claude Granel's Martinique entry Martinique Premiere-Credit Mutuel won today's race in Spinnaker 4 (sailing a 17 nautical mile course) to secure overall class victory after going into today with a slim lead. His closest competitor from yesterday, Maelia, slipped to third in the overall standings while Zarafa wound up second. "It was a very tough race, and at the end we just won the race by one second," said Granel. "What was very difficult was that two team members could not race today, so we went from seven to five onboard, and it was windy – much windier than we thought it would be – but it turned out to be a great race for us."
James Blakemore's South African entry Music, in Spinnaker 3, posted another first today to add to his three others from the three previous racing days. "The race was great today – good steady breeze between 16 to 20 knots and great sea conditions," said Blakemore. "My guys sailed the boat really well; we got off to a really great start, and from the first weather mark, I don't think we lost the lead in our class from then on. Every day has been good for us. Yesterday the conditions were a bit tough because we were dealing with the squalls coming through and very light breezes, but fortunately we got through just in time, before the boats really came to a halt. We've really thoroughly enjoyed ourselves this week. It's fantastic coming here; it's a fantastic regatta."
Spinnaker 0's winner Vesper (Jim Swartz, U.S.) finished the regatta with all first-place finishes in the five races it sailed over the four days of racing. "You go into these regattas where you're in good shape going into the last day, but there is only one way to sail these boats and that is at 100 percent," said Vesper's tactician Gavin Brady about the fact his team didn't need to sail today in order to win. "Today we pushed as hard as every other day, which is the best thing for the boat and the best thing for the team."
It was a different sort of day on the left side of the island, because more time was spent negotiating wind shifts in flat waves, making it more tactical than on the right-hand side where the fleets had sailed for the previous three race days.
Lloyd Thornburg's U.S. entry in Multihull class, Phaedo 3, spent its regatta leaving the seven other Multihull class entries in its wake and won again today for a fourth time over four races. "It was a great event," said Thornburg, who on Wednesday established the Multihull record for a newly introduced 43-mile course that will be repeated here each year. (Comanche and Odin established the records for Maxi 1 and Maxi 2 classes, respectively) "Today the wind came back, which was nice, whereas yesterday was a little bit light for us. For our boat, this was the most challenging course, so it was a lot of fun."
Not so much fun was Gunboat G4 Timbalero III's dramatic capsize today. No one was injured, and the brand-new foiling catamaran was righted within two hours.
Puerto Rican entrant Lazy Dog, skippered by Sergio Sagramoso, also added another victory to his score line of all firsts to win Spinnaker 1 class. "Racing was a lot of fun today, and the start was incredibly critical. There were four classes (on the line), around 40 boats, so it was probably the hairiest start I've ever done. The first start was a general recall; the second start, our main competitor (Hamachi) was hit, so it was pretty dramatic. But we had a great time, and the conditions suited us. It was beautiful like usual. We'll be back next year; great racing and hands down the best organization we've ever seen."
Bobby Velasquez (St. Martin), winner of Non-Spinnaker class in L'esperance, agreed: It's wonderful here in St. Barth, and it's a wonderful organization. We'll definitely be back for the regatta again next year." L'esperance had nothing but bullets in its score line.In Melges 24s, the St. Martin team of Budget Marine GILL topped the leaderboard. Skipper Andrea Scarabelli said, "This is one of the events we love the most. Racing in one-design is always nice because you are racing at a similar pace. The goal is to keep building the Melges 24 class. This year we were only four boats, but we hope to get more."
The event's largest, fastest boats sailed in Maxi 1 class, and it was George David's Rambler 88 that won the four-race series there. All eyes had been on Rambler 88 and the larger Comanche during the first two race days, since no one had yet seen the two boats sail against each other. The powerful Comanche showed blazingly fast speed, taking line honors in every race. It was Rambler 88, however, that prevailed with corrected-time performances that gave the team three first-place finishes in a row. By today, when Rambler 88 took second to Hap Fauth's U.S. entry Bella Mente, the focus had returned to who was doing the best on ratings. Rambler 88 maintained its place at the top of the scoreboard, but Bella Mente was able to replace Lucky as runnerup. Bella Mente, Lucky and Comanche had all shared the same point score after today's race, but Bella Mente's performance handed the tiebreaker to their team.
"I'm very happy," said David. "I think we sailed very well to rating, and we are just a click off Comanche. Of course, they have the big-boat edge and get in front, and that tends to help a little bit, but I am impressed by how fast we are. In fact, I'm very impressed. This boat is wicked quick and I think we'll do even better in the future. I don't count us out for records, including the Transatlantic Race 2015 this summer, which we hold already (with Rambler 100)."
At the prize giving, Principal Event Partner Richard Mille presented George David, who also was the overall winner of the Maxi division, with a Richard Mille Caliber RM 60-01 Regatta watch.FULL RESULTS: https://app.regattaguru.com/lesvoiles/100085/results
2015 Entry List: www.lesvoilesdesaintbarth.com


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Summer is coming quickly, and here in Austin, it gets H.O.T.! We pretty much wiggle between cold and hot with a very short lovely Spring.
And when it gets above 80 degrees, like it already has, it's time to pull out the shorts and tank tops and flip flops! And don't forget swimwear! But not the triangle bikini this summer, how about modest swimwear?
But how do you retain your modesty while still being fashionable? …Maybe I should start with the why first.
Why should I dress modestly?
Reason #1: Because it's Biblical.
I also want the women to dress modestly, with decency and propriety, adorning themselves, not with elaborate hairstyles or gold or pearls or expensive clothes, but with good deeds, appropriate for women who profess to worship God. (1 Timothy 2:9-10, NIV)
In other words, our true beauty, even outwardly, comes from what overflows from the inside. If our focus is on the Lord and doing His will, then we are truly beautiful. There is no need for us to reveal ourselves physically in our dress.
Reason #2: Because I want to respect the men who see my daily.
Add to the above reason the fact that men are hard-wired as visual creatures, easily stimulated and tempted by what they see, and you can see the Biblical benefits for modest dress.
Is it ok, then, to dress fashionably?
Let's look at the Proverbs 31 woman as an example:
When it snows, she has no fear for her household; for all of them are clothed in scarlet. She makes coverings for her bed; she is clothed in fine linen and purple. … She is clothed with strength and dignity; … Charm is deceptive, and beauty is fleeting; but a woman who fears the LORD is to be praised. (Proverbs 31:21-22,25,30, NIV)
The Proverbs 31 woman dresses quite finely it seems, but if you read the rest of the chapter, you see what other magnificent things she accomplishes for the Lord – her husband is praised and respected in part because of her. Her family is abundantly taken care of. She is a savvy business woman. And more!
So if her fear of the Lord is overflowing into all of this business-savviness and care of her family, do you think she's spending the majority of her time getting dressed in the morning? Do you think she's thinking of a way to get away with showing a little skin? I don't think so!
Since our beauty comes from our character and love of the Lord, it's important that our dress be modest, pleasing to our husbands, and not the top priority in our lives.
With that being said, how do you dress in a way that honors the Lord (and your husband, if applicable), but is still fun and fashionable?
Here are my tips!
Dressing well is more about fit than wearing the most expensive or in-style pieces.
If your clothes fit well, they will appear more pricey and fashionable. This means it may take some time when you're buying something at the store. You should try your clothes on before buying them! Otherwise, you will end up with clothes that just sort of fit. And you won't feel good in them.
You can create great style by layering.
If you feel fashionaly incompetent, like I do sometimes, then always try to layer something. In other words, try to wear clothes not just off the rack.
For summer, how do you layer but still stay cool?
- choose the right fabrics: loose and light
- your bottom layer should be a tank or camisole
- your top layer should be something you can take off (with modesty) if needed
- embellish! Add a piece of flair to your outfit. For example, you can add a flower pin or use a light scarf to tie through your belt loops
- for the pool or waterpark – choose a tankini. They're much easier to take off than a one-piece, and still super cute and modest.
Ask yourself if you would feel comfortable with your 10 year old daughter wearing this.
Ask yourself if you feel good.
You should be comfortable!
Ask your husband if he likes how you dress and feels respected by how you dress.
Now, here are some of my tips in action! I would have put these outfits on to show you the fit part of my tips, but I'm pregnant and don't have many summer clothes yet!
Look at this cute tank.
On its own, it's cute, but ho-hum. Now, layer it with a cool top layer, and add a fitted pencil skirt:
This outfit shows an example of layering plus embellishing. And yes – you can mix prints if one of them is treated like a "solid" 🙂
And my last example combines layering with tailored fit – these shorts were inexpensive but fit like they were tailored:
And bonus: half of the items above are from Target, so they're affordable, and you won't cry when the mac n cheese ruins them!
Obviously, my tips are not exhaustive. I could cover things like, Don't wear words on your rear and Watch out for your bra straps. What tips would you add?
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Vacuum cleaners are essential appliances for a clean home. More powerful than brooms, vacuums suck up the dirt and dust that accumulates on your flooring, whether carpet or hardwood.
What is the best vacuum cleaner?
Consider the following: 1) the filtration system, 2) the suction power, 3) maintenance 4) extras 5) warranty and 5) the carpet agitation. Filtration system - A vacuum with a HEPA filter is good as it makes the air in your home generally cleaner. With or without a Bag - Bags are disposable but some…
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Why does your vacuum cleaner bag stink even though it has an odor reducing tablet in the bag which was changed as well as the filter?
Unfortunately, there is a smell because the vacuum motor actually absorbs the odors. This means that even when a new bag is used, and even when you use odor tablets, the smell is still there because it is actually coming from the vacuum and you smell it in the exhaust. There is really not much you c…
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How do you use a vacuum cleaner in specific steps and or directions on how?
You use the vacuum cleaner according to the instructions provided on the user manual.
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How do you hook up your upholstery cleaner to a Kirby vacuum cleaner?
they stink really bad You can't hook up an upholstery cleaner to a Kirby unless it is a KIRBY upholstery cleaner that you buy separately and it attaches to it on the front of the machine. I have the attachments.
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Who makes vacuum cleaners for Sears?
Sears' main brand of appliances of all kinds is Kenmore. Our new Kenmore canister vacuum cleaner also uses Panasonic vacuum bags, a fact that hints as to who the manufacturer may be, in this case at any rate. From my own experience, various manufacturers make Sears products on some sort of assi…
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Who manufactures Kenmore vacuum cleaners for sears?
Currently Panasonic manufactures all Kenmore vacuum cleaner models.
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When was the vacuum cleaner invented?
hubert cecil booth invented the first vacume cleaner,in 1901. posted by- Whitney S.L Baughman it was invented in 1860 by David Hess and you can take that to the bank people
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What is the colonial version of the vacuum cleaner?
Answer A broom, usually made of willow twigs.
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What is the best vacuum to use in my pool?
it depends. Do you have an inground pool, or above ground? Do you have lots of time to do it?? Automatic or manual?? what is your price range?? this is 14jules911, leave a question on my message board, so i can suggest a good vacuum for u.
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How do you attach and use the Kirby carpet shampooer?
First, you'll need to fill the tank with water (warm or cold). There are three fill lines on the side of the tank. Fill to the desired line and add one shampooer tank lid full of Kirby shampoo for each line of water. A full tank will require three lids full of shampoo.Remove the outer cloth bag by r…
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Who invented the vacuum cleaner?
Ives W. McGaffney, of Chicago, created a mechanical machine in 1868. Hubert Cecil Booth, an English engineer, built an electric vacuum cleaner in 1901. Daniel Hess invented the vacuum cleaner in 1860. thomas Edison Otto Von Guericke
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What is a vacuum?
A "vacuum" is a state of emptiness or a void (Latin vacuus, from vacare, to empty). Classically, it is used to denote a space absent of matter, or of air, as in outer space. A "pure vacuum" (or complete vacuum) is a state of containing absolutely no matter, which only theoretically exists. A vacu…
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How do you use a vacuum cleaner?
To use a vacuum cleaner, you plug the cord into an outlet, click the on switch, and glide the bottom of the vacuum on the floor! It will suck up any little pieces of stuff on the ground, but make sure that you clean up any big things before vacuuming so it does not ruin your vacuum!
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How do vacuum cleaners use water to filter air?
There's a sealed tank that's about half full of water, half full of air. At the top of the tank there is a hole going to the vacuum moter, and a tube going to the bottom of the water on one end, and to whatever is sucking off of your floor on the other. The motor pulls the air out of the top, dropp…
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When was the vacuum invented?
By definition, "a vacuum cleaner (also called a vacuum or hoover or a sweeper) is a device that uses an air pump to create a partial vacuum to suck up dust and dirt, usually from floors." The first attempts to provide a mechanical solution to floor cleaning were begun in England in 1599. Before vacu…
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What are the different vacuum cleaner bag sizes?
hoover thunderpower 5100
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How do you install a Hoover Wind Tunnel vacuum belt?
Looking at the brush, remove the two screws from the black plate holding the brush. There are two clips that holds this plate once you remove the screws. This should be easy to remove with a flat type screw driver. Now is the tricky part to remove the top cover of the vacuum so you can access the co…
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What tool can I use to clear a clogged vacuum cleaner hose?
Disconnect the hose and put a dinner knife down the hose and the weight of it should shift whatever is stuck if you "wave the hose" gently. Alternatively, if you have a vacuum that exhales air, you can try that as well.
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When was the Hoover vacuum cleaner invented?
Awnswers 1800s-1900s
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What is the best vacuum cleaner for travertine floors?
Swifter Mop brand, critics rate it 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10/10Actually there is no such vacuum better to use a broom sure
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What is the vacuum cleaners use today?
it is used to pick up small objects of no importance (like dirt, hair, ect...) without using your hands.
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What are the parts of the vacuum cleaner?
A vacuum cleaner has many parts, including the hose and the on and off switch. A vacuum also has a container which holds the dirt and dust that the vacuum sucks up.
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How can you reverse the suction on a vacuum cleaner to inflate a plastic pillow?
The older "canister" type of vacuum cleaners or the newer shop vacs have this capability, but upright vacuums do not usually have this ability. It would be better to take the time to blow it up with your breath, so it does not pop.
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Who invented the vacuum?
David Hess did.Ives McGaffeyIves McGaffey
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Why are dogs afraid of vacuum cleaners?
Dogs have the greatest hearing so the vacuum cleaner probably hurts their ears.
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Who invented the dyson?
James Dson
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What vacuum cleaner is on sale in Hagerstown Md?
Everythings on sale this time of year
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Cleaning procedure of public area in a hotel?
Emptying the waste paper baskets, dusting the furniture and changing the beddinf is the cleaning procedure of a public area in a hotel.
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Who invented the Hoover?
Mr Henry Hoover invented Hoover
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Who invented the first vacuum cleaner?
Hubert Booth
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How do you get rid of advance cleaner?
use AVG anti-spyware install it from internet. Then update it and scan your PC.If u find something then delete it and then again start your PC in safe mode and scan it. Then see the result.
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Uses of vacuum cleaner?
A vacuum cleaner is a cleaning tool in many households. Most come with a carpet and rug cleaning design, which features a rotating brush to pick up dirt so that the vacuum can carry it to the bag. These are called 'upright' vacuum cleaners, as opposed to 'canister' vacuum cleaners, which are connect…
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Why was the vacuum invented?
to clean up dirt, dust, and other wastes.
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When was vacuum cleaner invented?
Daniel Hess of West Union, Iowa (USA) invented a vacuum cleaner in 1860.
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Who invented vacuum cleaner?
daniel hess
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What year was the first vacuum cleaner invented?
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What year was the vacuum cleaner invented?
the vacume cleaner was invented in the year 1950 Not so. Vacuum cleaners were around at the end of the nineteenth century. The equipment took up most of a large wagon; this was parked outside people's houses. Hoses were run from the street and in through the windows of the different rooms in the hou…
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Are Dyson vacuum cleaners any better than regular vacuum cleaners?
The hype would say so. No bag, high vortex currents and no clog filters ensure there is always vacuum. Personal experience of the DC01, there are times when the dyson is more efficient and times when a conventional cleaner is better. The dyson flexihose rots out and later hoses don't seem any more r…
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Why does my secondary air injection system on my 2003 deville sound like a hoover vacuum cleaner?
A seal is prolly going bad. its gonna give you code P0410 if you dont fix it.
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Could a pair of underwear get sucked into a vacuum cleaner and damage it?
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How do you fix a broken plug from an appliance?
Well 90 percent of all electrical things are clor coded wires, You can usually go to your nearest hardware store and pick up a plug wire assembley for your spicific appliance. Then you have to remove everything covering the plug and wire and then you need remove the old plug and wire, No i am not sa…
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Who invented the electric vacuum cleaner?
James Murray Spangler invented the first motorized, portable vacuum cleaner. Spangler was a janitor in Ohio and used an electric fan, a box, and one of his wife's pillowcases.
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Why is the Kirby vacuum cleaner smelly?
If it smells like burnt rubber, the belt needs to be replaced. Be sure to check the beater brush for hair, especially toward the ends. Buildup can limit the brush's ability to spin freely and may cause the belt to burn. If it smells like wet dog, that's the price cleaning after stinky pets.
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How do you clear a clogged pipe for a central vacuum?
1. You will have to unclog your system with another vacuum. Disconnect your central vac dirt canister. Go to each inlet, insert the hose end of another vacuum into the opening at each inlet. (You may have to wrap duct tape around the hose end to insure a snug fit) 2. Once you have unclogged your sys…
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Disadvantage of vacuum cleaners?
Vacuum cleaners are handy tools to pick up dust and small items on the floor. Even with a bag or other added device, though, they can expel some dust into the air. Replacing the bag before it is full is wise to prevent the mess that results when they burst. Removing the bag can create its own debris…
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How does a vacuum cleaner work?
Bagless When you turn on the vacuum cleaner, the suction from the motor (either top or bottom) sucks in dirt and dust, bringing it into the cyclonic dust bin, and preventing it from getting into the motor by using a dust filter. When full, you must dispose of the waste in the cyclonic dust bin, eith…
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How do you install a belt on a Kirby vacuum cleaner?
When removing the power head, it is important to always detach the belt by turning the face piece toward the red arrows. Once that is off, you can look underneath the power head and see two levers you may turn to release the bottom. Once you take the bottom off, you can pull the roller brush out and…
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What vacuum cleaner is best for hardwood floors?
A vacuum cleaner is not the best way to clean hardwood floors so there is no best option. hardwood floor surfaces are best brushed with a fine haired natural fibre sweeping brush, which pushes debris ahead of it while holding it. If a vacuum cleaner may be used to suck up the collected debris once i…
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Invented the vacuum cleaner?
in 1901 a man named hubert cucio booth invented the vacuum cleaner but why? i have no clue ive been tryiing to figure it out too
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A vacuum cleaner produces sound with a measured sound level of 64.0 dB. What is the pressure amplitude of the sound mPa?
Sound level Lp = 64 dBSPL equals what sound pressure p (rms)? The sound pressure is: 0.0317 pascals (Pa) = 31.7 millipascals (mPa) The reference sound pressure is: p0 = 20 μPa = 2 · 10-5 Pa (0 dB) The "sound pressure amplitude" is 1.414 larger than the rms value of the sound pressure, that mean…
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What are advantages and disadvantages of vacuum cleaner?
because it have noise it is disadvantage and it cleans the room this is advantage
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How much is your Kirby tradition vacuum cleaner 1981 worth?
1981 kirby tradition how much would it be worth......excellent condition..
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Are black holes like vacuum cleaners?
No. The idea of black holes being like vacuum cleaners is grossly inaccurate. A black hole is an object that has completely collapsed under the force of gravity. At large distances the gravity is no different from any other object of the same mass. At close range the gravity is much stronger and thi…
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Why do dogs bark at vacuum cleaners?
Dogs have sensitive ears, so the loud noise hurts their ears causing them to bark at the source. like the dog said so.
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What are the different types of vacuum cleaners?
There are: Bagless vacuum cleaners Upright vacuum cleaners Compact vacuum cleaners Canister vacuum cleaners Industrial/commercial vacuum cleaners Backpack vacuum cleaners Vacuum cleaners for hardwood floors Robotic vacuum cleaners Handheld vacuum cleaners
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What is a vacuum cleaner?
A vacuum cleaner is used to suck up a mess or dirt in a carpet or on tile or wood floors, and all the gross junk goes into a bag or container you throw away or dump in trashcan. It's a device used in cleaning in which suction is the prime source for picking up dirt and debris from the floor, walls…
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What is a catchy title for a science project on vacuum cleaners?
Sucked Up
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What is the best suction pressure of a vacuum cleaner?
2000 mm of water
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How do you replace hoover vacuum belt?
It largely depends on the model and make. They are all different. Do you know the model number?
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What type of belt Kirby vacuum cleaner Ultimate uses?
The Kirby Ultimate G vacuums use Kirby belt number 301291.
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What is cleaning?
cleaning is brooming and mopingits really a simple word to nocleaning refers to removing the visibles dirt.cleaning is accomplish using a cleaning agent that removes rust stains, minerals or other deposits.
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What is the energy change in a vacuum cleaner?
Electrical Energy is added to the vacuum cleaner as input. This energy is converted to mechanical energy with heat energy and sound energy being wasted.
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When you stand on the cord the vacuum cuts out a lot now is that normal?
No it is not normal. This is an indication there is a short somewhere. The cord should be replaced immediately.
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What type of Vacuum cleaners were invented in 1868 by Ives McGaffey?
Try the following web sites for your answers McGaffeypatents the vacuum cleaner, a "sweeping machine" in 1869. Starts American Carpet Cleaning Co. located in Boston mass Ives W. McGaffey, Chicago, Ill., patent # 91,145 issued June 8, 1869, on a "sweeping machine." The machine contained a hand op…
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When was the first vacuum cleaner made?
On 8 June 1869, Ives McGaffey patented a "sweeping machine" which was the first invention to clean rugs. On 30 August 1901, British engineer Hubert Booth patented an invention he called the vacuum cleaner. In 1907, American James Spangler invented the first portable electric vacuum cleaner.
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Do spiders die after being sucked up into a vacuum cleaner?
Probably just depends. If you suck one up and then keep vacuuming, they will get buried under new dirt/debris and won't be able to get out. But if you just turn on the vacuum for a second to suck one up and then turn it off, it's probably still alive and coud theoretically find its way out.. eventua…
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What is the decibel of a vacuum cleaner?
That depends on the distance to the vacuum cleaner. The closer, the louder.
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Why was the vacuum cleaner invented?
to create an awesome way to clean and get good exercise
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Why john thurman invented the vacuum cleaner?
dirty floors
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Who invented the IRobot Roomba vacuum cleaner?
Dr. Helen Greiner invented the IRobot Roomba vacuum cleaner. She also wanted to invent an R2D2 robot, but her mother said she needed the vacuum cleaner. So she listened to her mom instead.
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What is the best home vacuum cleaner?
The best vacuum cleaner for your home is fairly simple once you identify your basic needs. There are several different categories of vacuums such as canister vacuums, upright vacuums, steam vacuums, and stick vacuums depending on the use needed. So, common sense tells you to buy the best vacuum clea…
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How do you open a door on rainbow six?
By pressing the action button. This varies from console to console. I only know it's the A button on the Xbox console.
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How many amps does a vacuum cleaner use?
12 amps or 120 volts
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A vacuum cleaner uses 800 W of power The voltage source is 100 V What is the current flowing through the vacuum cleaner?
Ohms Law states that Power (P or W) measured in watts divided by voltage (V or E) measured in volts equals current (I) measured in amperage (amps).P/V = I800/100 = 88 amps of current is glowing through the vacuum cleaner.
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Why was John Thurman's motor driven vacuum cleaner important?
it is so important because with out a motor driven vacuum it would be harder to vacuum clean also how would you clean without a vacuum cuz using a broom is hard
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How big was the first vacuum cleaner?
The first recorded actual vacuum cleaners were "street sweepers" in the mid 1800's in England. later in the 19th century, a horse-drawn vacuum cart was invented. It was similar to a central vacuum, wherein there was a large central vacuum with a long hose in which a variety of attachments could be a…
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How do you replace the belt after taking the cover off of a fantom fury vacuum cleaner?
You slide out the roller brush and put belt around it and slide it back in. Then you put belt onto the motor. The roller brush is a little hard to slide out.
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What do I check if my Kenmore Canister vacuum cleaner model 116 is not working?
It depends what the problem is. If the brush isn't spinning check the belt and if there is something wound around the brush keeping it from spinning. If it is a problem with suction, check the hose make sure it is not plugged and there are no tears in the hose, replace the bag a full bag reduces suc…
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Vaccum or vacuum?
It is vacuum
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What is the best commercial vacuum cleaner?
Without question, the Windsor Vacuum Cleaner. Used by all the major hotels, convention facilities, etc... I bought one for my house 12 years ago and it still runs perfectly.
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Parts and function of floor polisher?
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What is the vacuum cleaner tune up and shop vacuum?
Therefore, vacuum your carpets at least once a week, well. But what is your vacuum cleaner up to the task, or do you just wasting your time. There is a vacuum in poor condition, not only get the job done. Reading this, and you know how up to your vacuum cleaner to get the most of your sweep. The fi…
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When was the solar power vacuum cleaner invented?
1983 by solar power people who hated using electricity from earth.
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How much is a vacuum cleaner?
Well it depends on the vacumm and the brand.If you are rich then more then $100, but if you are poor then less than $100.
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What president name is the same as that of a brand of vacuum cleaner?
Herbert Hoover and Hoover vacuum cleaners. They are not related and neither is J.Edgar Hoover.
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Where does the word Hoover vacuum clener come from?
The Hoover vacuum cleaner was named after W.H. Hoover. He was the owner of a leather goods manufacturing shop who bought the patent for a suction sweeper from a janitor Mr. Spangler. W.H. Hoover then retained Mr. Spangler as a partner in 1908.
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Where can i find an online Owner's manual for Kenmore progressive vacuum?
find your model, happy hunting http://www.managemyhome.com/mmh/owner_manuals/search/product.Vacuum%2C%20Canister?query=Kenmore
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Who invented vacuum cleaners?
Den Hess and Thomas Edison
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What is the best brand of vacuum cleaner?
There are many brands n market. the main question is for which purpose you want then can recommend you best brand of vacuum cleaners.
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Where can I find a 1990 Chevy astro van vacuum diagram?
try www.autozone.com
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What year did Hubert Booth invent the vacuum cleaner?
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Who invented the Hoover vacuum?
William Henry Hoover ( for the Henry Hoovers )
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What materials are used to make a vacuum cleaner?
empty cansmall hosesponge
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What company invented the first electric vacuum cleaner in 1908?
The baby company
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What brand of dog food in the commercial is the dog chasing the vacuum cleaner about?
The dog loves vaccum cleaners and is mad at his owner because he didn't by his favorite food.
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How does the vacuum cleaner helps us?
it removes dirt from our home and works much more efficiently than brush & dustpan
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Originally a vacuum cleaner company Electrolux became the world's largest manufacturer of kitchen outdoor and cleaning appliances Where is it based?
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Who was the first person to invent vacuum cleaners?
His second name was hoover but i cant really remember his first name?! :,
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The 1941 comedy You're in the Army Now about two vacuum cleaner salespeople set a record for the longest screen kiss when Regis Toomey planted a 3-minute-5-second doozy on whom?
Jane Wyman
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Who manufactures the Kenmore progressive upright direct drive vacuum cleaner?
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