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The cartoons have not been so funny in the Monitor of late, but there is some wry “humor” in the Letters to the Editor. Reading politically-driven outlandish theories and “reasoning” about oil prices is entertaining, if not a bit concerning. The most...
Sprint 15 Nationals at the WPNSA © Pauline Love 40 Sprint 15 sailors made a very welcome return to WPNSA in Weymouth for our 2021 National Championships - a nine race, three day event from Saturday 26th to Monday 28th June. Many competitors took the opportunity to travel down on Friday to extend the weekend (it's the only type of holiday we are likely to get this year after all!) and were blessed with champagne sailing conditions with glorious sunshine and a decent breeze. On Friday afternoon, eight people also took part in a pre-Nationals coaching session run by Tom Phipps from ...
When you sell a robot, the amount of additional required pneumatic components, sensing products, vision inspection systems and machine safety products can cost as much or more than the robot itself. Every robot sold has an exponential economic ripple effect.
By Matthew Broderick For Jon Pearse, it has become a family tradition of sorts — not just leading the family-owned business his great grandfather founded in New Jersey in 1929, but to pivot the company in new directions to keep it growing. “Each generation has confronted challenges and was able to identify and navigate the need for change,” said Pearse, who is president of Pearse Bertram + Streamline Contract Manufacturing, a Bloomfield-based distribution and contract manufacturer. Image Jon Pearse His grandfather, Pearse says, opened the company’s second location in Blo...
Sprint 15 TT at Stone SC © Sally Wilson Stone Sailing Club in Essex on the Blackwater Estuary was the host club for the first Sprint 15 event of 2021. Team Marconi's fleet of thirteen boats sailed the short trip to their next door club, and the total of 25 competitors were blessed with a very good breeze of a chilly 11-16 knots from the east in glorious sunshine. Perfect conditions for the host club Race Officer Wendy Robinson to set a trapezoid course using the club fixed line. Ideal situation given the current Covid restrictions and no committee boat racing able to be arranged....