American Cancer Society Sailing Regatta

American
Cancer
Society
Sailing Regatta
2015
Sponsored by
Mt. Sinai
Sailing
Association
“Celebrating Our
40th Anniversary”
Facilities Provided by Mount Sinai Yacht Club
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AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
The American Cancer Society is a voluntary health organization dedicated to
eliminating cancer as a major health problem. Through our ongoing programs of
research, public education, and patient service we are striving to reduce cancer
risks and provide for the needs of those who must deal with cancer on a daily basis.
The funds raised by the Long Island Division currently support a variety of cancer
control programs including:
• Cancer research grants at local facilities with a value in excess of $2 million.
• A 7 day sleep over summer camp for area children with cancer and their siblings.
• Free workplace and school education programs in cancer risk education and
self-screening.
MOUNT SINAI SAILING ASSOCIATION
The Mount Sinai Sailing Association is a non-profit group dedicated to promoting low-cost
Mission Statement
family cruising, friendly racing and social interaction between sailing enthusiasts in the area
of Mount Sinai Harbor. The Association was founded in 1975 and includes over 95 families.
The American Cancer Society is the nationwide, community-based,
voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a
major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing
suffering from cancer, through research, education, advocacy and
service.
The Mount Sinai Sailing Association has sponsored The American Cancer Society Regatta
for thirty-three years. We are very proud that our Regatta is still the 2nd longest running
Charity Regatta in the United States. The ACS Regatta was also nationally recognized by
being included in an article of “Sailing World” magazine, September 1998 issue. Last year,
we proudly raised over $19,000 for the American Cancer Society.
Please take the time to read through our list of contributors in the center of this booklet
and patronize these businesses. Tell them you saw them in the American Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
Eastern Division
75 Davids Drive
Hauppauge, NY 11788-2004
(631) 436-7070
www.cancer.org
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Regatta Journal.
Our Regatta is a qualifier race for certain YRALIS overall season trophies.
Visit us at www.mssa.org
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RETIRED PERPETUAL CUPS & WINNERS
The Albert Collins Cup
This cup was sponsored by Dennis Collins, in memory of Albert Collins. It was
awarded to the top double-handed finisher.
1995 Orange Crush
Ted Turner
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The Survivor’s Cup (formerly: “Richard J. Flach Memorial Trophy)
This cup was sponsored by Barbara and Ron Sickmen. It was awarded to the winner of the
Water Rally and it honored a different cancer survivor each year.
2000 Monte Cristo
Christopher Frosina
2003 Later
Tom Nagle
2001 Later
Tom Nagle
2004 Cocktail Cruiser Dennis Jarett
Coach Realtors Pride In Performance Cup
This cup was awarded to the top PHRF non-spinnaker boat with a PHRF rating of
160 or greater.
2000 Mystique
Vic Suben
2001 Zara
Jim Poulos
2002 Langouste
Karen & Neocles Athanasiades
In addition to the 5 Perpetual Trophies, we have. . .
DIVISION AWARDS
which are presented to the top 3 finishers of each division.
The Junior Rear Admiral’s Cup
Donated by The American Cancer Society for the Junior Regatta, this cup was presented to the
junior team with the highest combined finish score.
1998
Albert Brayson & Will McLean
1999
Becky Cramer & Greg Tanzabel
2000
The Corinthian Cup
This perpetual trophy for the Junior Regatta was donated by the Port Jefferson School District,
Renaissance Club and Sailing Team. It was presented to the junior sailor finishing First Place in
the Portsmouth Handicap Division.
1998
Will Smart, Jr.
1999
Adam Bennett
2000
The Comrade Cup
This perpetual trophy was sponsored by James Damico, in memory of Frank Damico. The
trophy was awarded to the junior team with the lowest combined finishes.
1994
Capricorn ‘2’ & Ragtime
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
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Junior Team Winners
Stony Brook School
Jim Maltese & Scott Mayback
Byron Flagg & Marc Vega
Port Jefferson Schools Sailing Club
Pierce Gang & Greg Tanzabel
David Klebanoff & Terry Wu
Stony Brook School
John Everitt & Adam Bennett
Shawn Penfold & Steve Picken
Will Smart & Pierce Gang
Adam Bennett & Eric Everett
THE YOUNGEST CREW MEMBER AWARD
Sponsored by the Clifford Family of Rocky Point
This award was created in 1997
in memory of
Brett Boucher
1/15/96 - 12/29/96
Crew Still Aimless July 4, 1996
1997 - Bill Morris
1998 - Matt Nilsen
1999 - Elijah Berger
2000 - Elijah Berger
2001 - Tom Nilsen
2002 - Sarina Berger
2003 - Jarrett Lindsay
2004 - Nicholas Vogel
2005 - Nathan Shapiro
2006 - Demi Antipas
2007 - Alexa Antipas
2008 - Lily Turner
2009 - Lily Turner
2010 - Lily Turner
2011 - Liam Mahoney
2012 - Bora Karas
2013 - Mia Nilsen
2014 - Belle Nilsen
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Thank you for donating your talent and time!
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Compliments of
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American Cancer Society Guidelines on Nutrition
and Physical Activity for Cancer Prevention
Individual Choices
Achieve and maintain a healthy weight throughout life.
• Be as lean as possible throughout life without being underweight.
• Avoid excess weight gain at all ages. For those who are currently overweight
or obese, losing even a small amount of weight has health benefits and is a
good place to start.
• Engage in regular physical activity and limit consumption of high-calorie
foods and beverages as key strategies for maintain- ing a healthy weight.
Adopt a physically active lifestyle.
• Adults should engage in at least 150 minutes of moderate- intensity or 75
minutes of vigorous-intensity physical activity each week, or an equivalent
combination, preferably spread throughout the week.
• Children and adolescents should engage in at least one hour of moderate- or
vigorous-intensity physical activity each day, with vigorous-intensity activity
at least three days each week.
• Limit sedentary behavior such as sitting, lying down, and watch- ing
television and other forms of screen-based entertainment.
• Doing any intentional physical activity above usual activities, no matter
what the level of activity, can have many health benefits.
Consume a healthy diet, with an emphasis on plant sources.
• Choose foods and beverages in amounts that help achieve and maintain a
healthy weight.
• Limit consumption of processed meat and red meats. • Eat at least 21⁄2 cups
of vegetables and fruits each day. • Choose whole-grain instead of refinedgrain products.
Limit alcohol consumption, if you drink at all.
• Drink no more than one drink per day for women or two per day for men.
Community Action
Public, private, and community organizations should work collaboratively
at national, state, and local levels to implement environmental policy
changes that:
• Increase access to affordable, healthy foods in communities, worksites, and
schools, and decrease access to and marketing of foods and beverages of low
nutritional value, particularly to youth.
• Provide safe, enjoyable, and accessible environments for physical activity in
schools and worksites, and for transportation and recreation in communities.
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How to Read the New Sunscreen Labels
Article date: June 17, 2013
Look closely at the sunscreen you buy this summer, and you may
notice some different wording on the label. This is the first summer
that the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)’s new labeling
requirements are in effect. The new rules affect products that carry
an SPF (sun protection factor) number, including not only sunscreen,
but also makeup, moisturizer, and lip balm. Taking the time to learn
about the new labels can help you better protect your skin from sun
damage that can cause premature aging and skin cancer.
What’s new
• “Broad spectrum” claims must be backed by testing. The new rules
will make it clear to consumers whether sunscreens are “broad spectrum,”
meaning they protect against both UVB and UVA rays. All sunscreen products
protect against UVB rays, which are the main cause of sunburn. But UVA rays
also contribute to skin cancer and premature aging. Now, only products that pass
a test can be labeled “broad spectrum.”
• Low SPFs must include a warning. Sunscreens with an SPF lower than
15 must now also include a warning. It reads: “Skin Cancer/Skin Aging Alert:
Spending time in the sun increases your risk of skin cancer and early skin aging.
This product has been shown only to help prevent sunburn, not skin cancer or
early skin aging.” This same warning must appear on sunscreens that are not
broad spectrum.
• “Water resistant” does not mean “waterproof.” No sunscreens are
waterproof or “sweatproof” and manufacturers are no longer allowed to claim
that they are. If a product’s front label makes claims of being water resistant, it
must specify whether it lasts for 40 minutes or 80 minutes while swimming or
sweating.
• Products can’t over-promise. Sunscreens may not claim instant protection
or protection for more than 2 hours without reapplying. They may not use the
term “sunblock.”
Take these steps to stay sun-safe:
• Use a broad spectrum sunscreen with SPF of at least 30. Be sure to
reapply at least every 2 hours, as well as after swimming or sweating.
• Cover up. When you are out in the sun, wear clothing and a wide-brimmed
hat to protect as much skin as possible. Protect your eyes with sunglasses that
block at least 99% of UV light.
• Seek shade. Limit your direct exposure to the sun, especially between the
hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., when UV rays are strongest.
• Avoid tanning beds and sunlamps. Both can cause serious long-term
skin damage and contribute to skin cancer.
Reviewed by: Members of the ACS Medical Content Staff
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Thank you to our Tee Shirt Sponsors
YOU made it happen!!
S/V Adamas
Akula
Anna IV
Anniversary
AQUARIUS
Bag Lady Too
Blue Angel
Boney
Calypso
Catch the Wind II
Celeste
Coyote
Deep Blue C
Eostre
Espresso
Faith
Four the Soul
Glass Slipper
Grand Prix
Grand Slam
Gray Sea
Harp
Harvest Moon
Irish Mist
Kiwa
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Kyrenia
LuLu II
Mood Music
Night Hawk
Outlier
Panache
Polaris
Radical 2
Raggamuffin
Rangerʻs Charlie
R JMS
Say My Name
Seaduction
Skywalker
SPIRITUS
Sunhawk
Surprise!
TAILS
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TOPAZ
Twilight Zone
Weegie
Wimoweh
WindBorne
ZARA
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ARTPLAK
SUPPLIER CUP
This perpetual trophy is sponsored by
Artplak Studios, Inc.
and it’s many suppliers without
whom we could not produce our
beautiful products.
(631) 289-1222
Formerly “Charity Cup #1”
Formerly “The Stella and Alex
Katsaros Memorial Trophy #1”
Formerly “The Watermill Cup”
This trophy was redesignated
in 2012 as the Perpetual Cup
for the best
Non-Spinnaker
Yacht Performance.
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Before 2012, this cup was awarded
to the top Spinnaker yacht with a
PHRF rating of 121 or less.
1989 Ornen
1990 Barrister III
1991 Different Drummer
1992 Capricorn ‘2’
1993 Hoss
1994 Capricorn ‘2’
1995 Carpe Diem
1996 Odyssey
1997 Odyssey
1998 Roll and Go
1999 Ragtime
2000 Roll and Go
2001 Roll and Go
2002 Zepher
2003 Bobsled
2004 Garuda III
2005 Garuda III
2006 Stressless
2007 That’s Ridiculous
2008 Zzzooom
2009 Eostre
2010 Eostre
2011 Eostre
2012 Panache
2013 ZARA
2014 Night Hawk
Ken Johnson
Dennis Collins
Ted Norton
Bill Hausner
Jim McCarrick
Bill Hausner
Michael Fracchia
Dimitris Spentzos
Dimitris Spentzos
Peter Kreiling
Ted Sargent
Peter Kreiling
Peter Kreiling
Roy Sherman
Bob Hall
Bill Trainor
Bill Trainor
John Dias
Fran Nilsen
Joe Nakelski
Laura Baisch
Laura Baisch
Laura Baisch
Sharon & Jeffrey Leiman
Jim Poulos
Dariusz Chludzinski
**Each year represents a minimum donation of $1000.00 to the American Cancer Society
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Formerly the
EMANSKY CUP
This perpetual trophy is available
for sponsorship.
The trophy, this year, will be awarded to
the best
Spinnaker Yacht Performance.
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In previous years, the EMANSKY CUP was awarded
to the top Spinnaker yacht with a
PHRF rating of 122 or greater.
1990 Semper - Fi
1991 No Finisher
1992 Semper - Fi
1993 Tiger Lady
1994 Catch 22
1995 Semper - Fi
1996 Semper - Fi
1997 Raptor
1998 No Finisher
1999 No Finisher
2000 Stigandi
2001 Capricorn III
2002 Eclipse
2003 Change of Plan
2004 Better Days
2005 Zephyr
2006 Better Days
2007 No Finisher
2008 Better Days
2009 Anomaly
2010 Raggamuffin
2011 Raggamuffin
2012 Eostre
2013 Solar Wind
2014 Say My Name
J-22 Mel Reid
J-22
J-22
J-22
J-22
J-22
J-22
Mel Reid
Barbara Kenny
Hegreness/Conwell
Mel Reid
Mel Reid
Leo Garvey
J-105 Peter Lilleby
J-105 Bill Hausner
J-105 Damian Emery
Fran Nilsen
Tom Vogel
Roy Sherman
Tom Vogel
Tom Vogel
Ted Turner
John Baker
John Baker
Laura Baisch
Cathy & Ralph Segalowitz
Tor Johnson
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MATHER CUP
This perpetual trophy is sponsored by
John T. Mather
Memorial Hospital
North Country Road
Port Jefferson, NY 11777
(631) 473-1320
Sponsored by John T. Mather Memorial Hospital.
This cup is a tribute to John T. Mather, a ship
builder from Port Jefferson and founder of
Mather Memorial Hospital. The Mather Cup
will be awarded to the club with the three best
finishing yachts. Club affiliation shall be taken from
the entry form.
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Winners
1991 M.S.S.A.
1992 S.Y.C.
1993 M.S.S.A.
1994 S.Y.C.
1995 M.S.S.A.
1996 M.S.S.A.
1997 M.S.S.A.
1998 M.S.S.A.
1999 S.Y.C.
2000 M.S.S.A.
2001 M.S.S.A.
2002 M.S.S.A.
2003 M.S.S.A.
2004 M.S.S.A.
2005 M.S.S.A.
2006 M.S.S.A.
2007 M.S.S.A.
2008 M.S.S.A.
2009 M.S.S.A.
2010 M.S.S.A.
2011 M.S.S.A.
2012 M.S.S.A.
2013 M.S.S.A.
2014 M.S.S.A.
Different Drummer
Capricorn ‘2’, Ranger’s Charlie & Renegade
Fling, Hoss & Rosemary’s Baby
Capricorn ‘2’, Ragtime & Renegade
Carpe Diem, SarahBeth & Volition
Garuda III, Insatiable & Odyssey
Odyssey, Orange Crush & Raptor
Anna IV, Carpe Diem & Odyssey
Carpe Diem, Intrigue & Ragtime
Anomaly, Glass Slipper & Zara
Bangarang, Garuda III & Zara
Anomaly, Eclipse & Langouste
Bobsled, Change of Plan & Garuda III
Anomaly, Garuda III & Stressless
Bobsled, Garuda III & Skywalker
Better Days, Stressless & Zara
Kyrenia II & That’s Ridiculous
Bobsled, Kyrenia II & Sea Change
Anomaly, Better Days & Raggamuffin
Glass Slipper, Raggamuffin & Zara
Anna IV, Glass Slipper & Raggamuffin
Glass Slipper, Panache & Reprise
Anomaly, Panache & Zara
Coyote, Say My Name & That’s Ridiculous
**Each year represents a minimum donation of $1000.00 to the American Cancer Society
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THANK YOU
To Our Contributors
AA Sound Play
Airweld, Inc.
Amato, Pam & John & Family
Amici
Arame Salon & Spa
Arjay Company
Artplak Studios, Inc.
Audrey Doty
Brachinelli
Butcher Boy
Cappy’s Carpets, Inc.
Cara Mia
Carl Berkowitz, PE, PhD, AICP
Carnival Restaurant • Pizzeria
Clifford Family
Cow Palace
CP LaManno’s
Debra Baker
Edward Jones
FRC Fire Research Corp.
G.A. Fleet Associates, Inc.
George’s Kitchen
GP Jager Inc.
Greg and Ann Swedish & Family
Howley, Pat and Jim
Jennifer Hegreness
John T. Mather Memorial Hospital
JTL Auto Sales, Inc.
Julia Belanich
Land and Sea Restaurant
McGiff Halverson LLP
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Farmingdale, NY
Mount Sinai, NY
Mount Sinai, NY
Port Jefferson, NY
Deer Park, NY
Holtsville, NY
Miller Place, NY
Mount Sinai, NY
Port Jefferson, NY
Sound Beach, NY
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Port Jefferson Sta., NY
Rocky Point, NY
Rocky Point, NY
Miller Place, NY
Long Island, NY
Port Jefferson, NY
Nesconset, NY
Harrison, NY
Sound Beach, NY
Butler, NJ
Long Island, NY
Long Island, NY
Long Island, NY
Port Jefferson, NY
Selden, NY
Long Island, NY
Mount Sinai, NY
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THANK YOU
To Our Contributors
Marchon Eyewear
Marinello Funeral Home
Mario’s Restaurant
Miller, Mona & Andy
Miller Place Pastaria
Mount Sinai Yacht Club
New York Mets
New York Rangers
Napper Tandy’s
North Shore Advanced Eye Care
O’Doherty & Cataldo, Attorneys at Law
Old Man’s Boatyard
Pompei Pizza
Port Diver Scuba Center
Port Jeff Beverage Center
Port Jefferson Rotary Club
Ralph’s Fishing Station & Marina
Rocky Point Diner
Sabai Thai
Salsa Salsa
Sea Basin Restaurant
Sea Tow Port Jefferson
Sports Deli
Strong’s Water Club & Marina
Teddy Bacalakis & Family
The Spinks Group
Tracy Paquette
Tuscany Market
Wasabi Japanese Steakhouse
Z Pita
Long Island, NY
Long Island, NY
Setauket, NY
Florida
Miller Place, NY
Mount Sinai, NY
Miller Place, NY
Port Jefferson Sta., NY
Sayville, NY
Mount Sinai, NY
Rocky Point, NY
Port Jefferson Sta., NY
Port Jefferson Sta., NY
Port Jefferson, NY
Mount Sinai, NY
Rocky Point, NY
Miller Place, NY
Port Jefferson, NY
Rocky Point, NY
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Miller Place, NY
Miller Place, NY
Port Jefferson, NY
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For the past 7 Years this was the “Port Jeff Medical Cup” awarded to the
top Non-Spinnaker boat PHRF of 159 or less.
It has been retired due to loss of sponsorship.
For 14 Years this was the
“BARUCCI CUP”
sponsored by Barbara & Ronald Sickmen
1991 No Finisher
1992 Capricorn ‘2’
1993 Renegade
1994 Renegade
1995 SarahBeth
1996 Renegade
1997 Renegade
1998 La Penogg
1999 Seawind
2000 Glass Slipper
2001 Garuda III
2002 Arcadia
2003 Garuda III
2004 Stressless
2005 Panache
2006 Glass Slipper
2007 Kyrenia II
2008 Kyrenia II
2009 Kyrenia II
2010 Glass Slipper
2011 Glass Slipper
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Bill Hausner
Jim Damico
Jim Damico
Gary Krieger
Jim Damico
Jim Damico
Lawrence Unger
George Linzee
Doug Dalessio
Bill Trainor
Quentin Thomas
Bill Trainer
John Dias
Sharon & Jeffrey Leiman
Doug Dalessio
Karen & Neocles Athanasiades
Karen & Neocles Athanasiades
Karen & Neocles Athanasiades
Doug Dalessio
Doug Dalessio
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Formerly this was “The Fixman Memorial Trophy” and then the”Turner Cup”
awarded to the best combined finishers of the PJ Harbor Cup & the ACSR
sponsored by Barbara & Ronald Sickmen for 16 Years.
This perpetual trophy, Charity Cup #2, was awarded to the top
Non-Spinnaker Division Yacht with a PHRF rating
of 160 or greater for the past 9 years.
It has been retired due to loss of sponsorship.
It has been retired due to loss of sponsorship.
1996 Odyssey
1997 Renegade
SarahBeth
1998 La Penogg
1999 Renegade
2000 Anomaly
Glass Slipper
2001 Intrigue
2002 Eclipse
2003 Change of Plan
2004 Glass Slipper
2005(S) Garuda III
2005(N) Jetstream
2006(S) Better Days
2006(N) Glass Slipper
2007(S) No Finisher
2007(N) Kyrenia II
2008(S) That’s Ridiculous
2008(N) Kyrenia II
2009(S) Anomaly
2009(N) Kyrenia II
2010(S) Eostre
2010(N) Glass Slipper
2011(S) That’s Ridiculous
2011(N) Glass Slipper
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Dimitris Spentzos
Jim Damico
Gary Kreiger
Lawrence Unger
Jim Damico
Ted Turner
Doug Dalessio
Don Wells
Damian Emery
Fran Nilsen
Doug Dalessio
Bill Trainor
Larry Yellin
Tom Vogel
Doug Dalessio
Karen & Neocles Athanasiades
Fran Nilsen
Karen & Neocles Athansiades
Ted Turner
Karen & Neocles Athansiades
Laura Baisch
Doug Dalessio
Fran Nilsen
Doug Dalessio
Formerly “Charity Cup #2”
Formerly “The Stella and Alex
Katsaros Memorial Trophy #2”
Formerly “The Banks Sails Cup”
2003 Zara
Jim Poulos
2004 Langouste
Neocles Athanasiades
2005 Imagine
Joe Schmitt
2006 Zara
Jim Poulos
2007 No Finisher
2008 Ragtime
Ted Sargent
2009 Zara
Jim Poulos
2010 Zara
Jim Poulos
2011 Anna IV
Tom Cramer
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PHRF BUSTER
TROPHY
This trophy is awarded to the top PHRF
finisher based on their “Buster Rating”
in both Spinnaker and Non-Spinnaker
Divisions. It has been awarded the last 10
years and this year without a sponsor.
It is available for sponsorship.
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Winners
1997
Nexus
1998
Roll and Go
1999
Anomaly
2000
Anomaly
2001
Garuda III
2002
Anomaly
2003(S) Anomaly
2003(N) Glass Slipper
2004
Stigandi
2005(S) Garuda III
2005(N) Panache
2006(S) Stressless
2006(N) Zara
2007(S) Zzzooom
2007(N) Kyrenia II
2008(S) Zzzooom
2008(N) Kyrenia II
2009(S) Eostre
2009(N) Kyrenia II
2010(S) Raggamuffin
2010(N) Glass Slipper
2011(S) Raggamuffin
2011(N) Glass Slipper
2012(S) Eostre
2012(N) Panache
2013(S) Eostre
2013(N) Zara
2014(S) That’s Ridiculous
2014(N) Panache
Ted Turner
Peter Kreiling
Ted Turner
Ted Turner
Bill Trainor
Ted Turner
Ted Turner
Doug Dalessio
Laura Baisch
Bill Trainor
Sharon & Jeffrey Leiman
John Dias
Jim Poulos
Joe Nakelski
Karen & Neocles Athanasiades
Joe Nakelski
Karen & Neocles Athanasiades
Laura Baisch
Karen & Neocles Athanasiades
John Baker
Doug Dalessio
John Baker
Doug Dalessio
Laura Baisch
Sharon & Jeffrey Leiman
Laura Baisch
Jim Poulos
Fran Nilsen
Sharon & Jeffrey Leiman
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REAR ADMIRAL’S
CUP
This perpetual trophy is sponsored by
THE AMERICAN CANCER
SOCIETY
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Winners
1998 Alberta
Dan Keenan
1999 Siboney
Mike Barry
2000 Delphini
Yannis Papadimitriou
2001 October Sky
Peter Vassallo
2002 Sea Change
Arthur Herrick
2003 Due East
George Lindsey
2004 Panache
Sharon & Jeffrey
Leiman
2005 Sereli
Malcolm Berger
2006 Panache
Sharon & Jeffrey
Leiman
2007 Kyrenia II
Established in 1998, this perpetual trophy
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Society. It is awarded to the finisher with the
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of the race.
This perpetual trophy is available for
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2009 Anniversary
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2010 Four the Soul
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2011 Gray Sea
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2012 Tantallon
Michael Belanich
2013 Aquarius
Brian Watson
2014 Spiritus
Jean & John Doherty
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ACS 2015 Facts
Expert Predictions: Cancer Care 10 Years From Now
By Elizabeth Mendes | May 6, 2015
HOW Research Funding Works
Our Research Funding Dollars Come From You
The Society is not an endowed organization that has been underwritten in perpetuity by
a single wealthy benefactor, individual, family or corporation. We are funded, primarily,
from the money we can raise each year, mostly by donations from individuals averaging
$50.00. In 2013, about 19% of total dollars raised went towards cancer research. The
majority of the rest of your donations help fund vital patient services.
We Use A Portion Of That Money For Full-Time Researchers
There are currently more than 60 researchers employed to conduct cancer research
full time at the American Cancer Society. These cancer experts conduct large-scale
nationwide cancer prevention studies; produce the most widely-cited reports on cancer
occurrence, causes, prevention, early detection, treatment, and survival; study the
behavioral, psychosocial, and enviornmental factors related to cancer, and analyze the
global economic and policy landscape impacting cancer.
Most Other Funding Goes To External Researchers
At any one point in time, we are supporting more than 800 researchers throughout the
country and across cancer types. These extramural grants provide funding for what we
call investigator-initiated projects. That means that researchers at any nonprofit research
institution or university from across the country can apply for funding from us. Our job is
to oversee a rigorous application review and selection process. This peer review process
is actually conducted by external scientists, clinicians, and stakeholders who are volunteer
members of the review panels set up by the American Cancer Society.
But, We Do Get More Applications In Certain Areas
Because we allow researchers to submit proposals of their choosing, the number of
applications we get for each cancer type is largely reflective of the number of researchers
who are working in that area. And, certain areas of cancer research draw more researchers
than others. This can be because researchers perceive that there are more resources, or
exciting new breakthroughs happening in a particular area that would provide them with
greater opportunities to have an impact.
We Ensure Research Dollars Go To The Best Science
We get between 1,600 and 1,800 grant applications each year, but can fund only about
260 of these. We also focus on providing funding to early-career investigators – fostering
the next generation of cancer research. This research funding strategy has helped support
numerous important discoveries and some of the brightest researchers, including 47
Nobel Prize winners to date.
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Cancer research – and its impact on patient care – has made some significant strides in just the last 10
years. For example, the availability and affordability of sequencing genetic information has improved
greatly – meaning researchers and doctors are now better able to get information about a person’s
risk for certain cancers as well as what drugs might work best for cancer patients. Another major leap
forward came with the approval of vaccines that help prevent infections from the human papilloma
virus (HPV) that cause cervical cancers. Many other advances have occurred in the areas of targeted
therapy, immunotherapy, and cancer screening technology.
Still, cancer remains a massive health problem that researchers across the United States and elsewhere
are working tirelessly to solve. Many experts are hopeful that they can build on decades of learning
and recent advances to move even more rapidly toward reducing the cancer burden.
We invited 10 American Cancer Society Research Professors to share their perspectives and
predictions for how cancer research will evolve over the next 10 years – and what this might mean
for patients. These 10 experts are among the very best in their field; the Society’s Research Professor
grants are awards that go to a select group – researchers and doctors who have made seminal
contributions that have changed the direction of basic, clinical, psychosocial, behavioral, health
policy or epidemiologic cancer research.
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Widespread Data Sharing Necessary to Accelerate Advances in Precision Medicine
Improvements in Cancer Immunotherapies, Combination Treatments on the Way
Genomic Profiling, Immunotherapy Will Move Multiple Myeloma Research Toward a Cure
Pace of Immunotherapy Work Set to Accelerate
Assessing Each Person’s Risk for Cancer Will Become More Precise
Reducing Research Fragmentation Will Lead to More Integrated, Personalized Care
Precision Medicine Will Lead to Far Fewer Cancer Deaths
Ensuring Equal Access to Cancer Care Key to Progress
Understanding of Causes of Gynecologic Cancers Improving Rapidly
Understanding Problems in DNA Packaging May Lead to New Treatments
Read more at http://www.cancer.org/research/acsresearchupdates/more/expert-predictions-cancercare-10-years-from-now#O8zlh8jRwbqsMdaJ.99
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Thank You
Congratulations MSSA
to all the members
of the
Mount Sinai Yacht Club
In Loving Memory of
Brad Amato
The use of your Yacht Club and facilities over the years has been
a very important part of the American Cancer Society Regatta.
Our after-race party has become one of the best on Long Island
Sound thanks to your generosity and participation. The American
Cancer Society and The Mount Sinai Sailing Association want to
THANK YOU once again for your help and support.
Pam and John Amato
(Mom and Dad)
Jaime, Brian, Brad and Chase Mulvey
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Commodore
John Howell
Vice Commodore
Bill Gawreluk
Rear Commodore
Gary Salino
Fleet Captain
Ken Trelewicz
Fleet Surgeon
Dr. John Amato
Secretary
Eileen Kelly
Treasurer
P/C Ron Prwivo
Financial Secretary
Marguerite Barone
Judge Advocate
Valerie Wieczorek-Thors
Chaplain
Rev. Jerome Nedelka
Trustee
Bill Dick
Trustee
Frank Dusatko
Trustee
Dan Meehan
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2015 Regatta Committee
Our Thanks To The
Dean Doty, Chairman
MOUNT SINAI SAILING ASSOCIATION
Brett Doty and Mark Hegreness, Assistant Chairmen
OFFICERS
Commodore
Mark Hegreness
Vice Commodore
Richard Spitzenberger
Rear Commodore
Marianne Waterbury
Fleet Captain
Lonnie Cardinuto
Treasurer
Jim Poulos
Secretary
Debra Baker
Past Commodore
Stewart Arnold
With Appreciation To
COMMITTEE BOAT
“Ecstasy”
Teddy Bacalakis, Skipper
RACE COMMITTEE
David Randle
PROTEST CHAIRMAN
Mark Hegreness
RACE INSTRUCTIONS & SCORER
John Baker/Doug Dalessio
Karen Athanasiades
Debra Baker
John Baker
Julia Belanich
Michael Belanich
Lonnie Cardinuto
Doug Dalessio
Gus Da Silva
Cindy Hardenfelder
Jennifer Hegreness
Jeffrey Leiman
Sharon Leiman
Barry Lenoble
Thomas Lynch
Gene Paquette
Karen Paquette
Jim Poulos
David Randle
Michael Sceiford
Deborah Vlahov
Rick Vlahov
Candace Warren
Ron Warren
Marianne Waterbury
Special Thanks to our Auctioneer
Tracy Paquette
Anne Thorsen
Community Executive-Suffolk County, Eastern Division
American Cancer Society
In addition to the committee members listed above, there are
numerous other people who devote their time and their talents
in helping to make this Regatta a successful fundraiser for the
American Cancer Society and also a fun-filled day for everyone
involved. Our thanks go to everyone working on this Regatta, and
apologize for any omissions due to space and printing deadlines.
CHASE BOAT
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We want to acknowledge the 10 yachts
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Team Raggamuffin
Team Weegie
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