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CBRE, the world's leading property consultants, reported that mall managers identified Primark, Apple and H&M as being three of the most reliable brands for driving shopping mall footfall including for prime shopping centres in secondary locations or secondary shopping centres in prime locations. In a sign of the times, shopping centre developer Westfield and UK department store John Lewis announced during MAPIC that a new John Lewis outlet will anchor the extension to the Westfield London shopping centre, due to open in 2017.

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One of the buzzwords in Cannes this week was 'retailtainment' â the combination of leisure activities in shopping centres, designed to enhance the shopping experience.

During MAPIC, French developer Apsys showcased its upcoming Vill'up and St Paul Park developments, both scheduled to open in 2014. Paris-based Vill'up combines leisure facilities that include a Pathe cinema and freefall simulator iFly. "With all our new schemes you can see the growing importance of mixing retail, leisure and culture to create compelling and family-friendly environments," commented Apsys Development Director, Matthieu Babinet.

Among the various shopping centre extensions announced at MAPIC, details were unveiled of the Westgate development in Oxford city centre, which includes a boutique cinema alongside over 100 new retailers and restaurants.

"Shopping centre strategies are fundamentally about attracting footfall and prolonging the clients' visit to the centres as long as possible. Including multiple entertainment facilities in the centres is a critical part of that strategy and this is why we have initiated the retailtainment MPCforum at MAPIC this year," noted MAPIC Director Nathalie Depetro.

One of the more unexpected sights at MAPIC were characters from 'Shrek,' 'Kung Fu Panda,' 'Madagascar' and 'How to Train Your Dragon' â all of them DreamWorks Animation (DWA) properties.

In October, DreamWorks Animation CEO, Jeffrey Katzenberg, appeared at Reed MIDEM's MIPCOM television market to outline his plans to develop the company internationally. At MAPIC, DWA and retail property development and management company Regions GC gave details of their alliance to develop DreamWorks Animation indoor theme parks adjacent to new retail facilities in St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg and the Moscow region. The combined theme and retail parks are set to open in 2015, 2016 and 2018 respectively and include multiplex cinemas, restaurants, concert halls, hotels and retail space of up to 150,000 sq m in each venue.

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DreamWorks' expansion into Russia reflects the country's continued attraction for retailers, alongside MAPIC's three other 'Rising Star' nations, India, China and Brazil.

"What is clear within the international retail real estate sector is that even in difficult economic times, there are territories which are driving market growth and presenting brands with attractive opportunities. Our choice of MAPIC 2013's Rising Stars reflects the retail dynamism in China, Russia, India and Brazil," said MAPIC's Nathalie Depetro.

Making a first appearance at MAPIC, China's largest real estate company, Wanda, reached out to European retailers looking to enter the growing Chinese market via its shopping centre portfolio Wanda Plaza.

Zhibin Wang, Deputy General Manager, Wanda Commercial Management, reported that the company will have 85 Wanda Plazas in China by the end of the year and 109 by the end of 2014. "If there are European retailers wanting to step into China we are the best choice," noted Zhibin Wang.

From Brazil, shopping centre developer Sonae Sierra Brasil reiterated the importance of providing a 360 degree shopping and entertainment experience to customers. By the end of the year, the company will open the Passeio das Aguas Shopping mall, the largest shopping complex in the state of Goias. "We are developing a space that will be more than just a shopping centre; it will also be a place where everybody will be able to find quality options of leisure and gastronomy," enthused Sonae Sierra Brasil CEO, Jose Baeta Tomas.

Leisure will also feature prominently in Indian real estate powerhouse DLF's new Mall of India centre which opens for business in 2014. Set to be the country's largest shopping mall, the project includes a leisure land, skating rink and a major brand indoor theme park.

India, like Turkey, is proving that there is retail life beyond its tier-one cities. Lotus Shopping Centres, which opens its first mall in Mangalore next year, has already attracted the likes of Marks & Spencer, Zara and Shopper Stop to the mall, which includes a nine-screen cinema. "There's a lot of power and money in the tier-two cities and brands are moving there," commented Tania D'souza, Assistant VP of Leasing and Marketing for Lotus Shopping Centres.

Omni-channel Retailing and Innovation

One of the most striking developments at MAPIC was that discussion over the relative threat of online shopping to traditional retailers is a thing of the past. Indeed, the online debate is now almost a question of semantics as retailers choose between calling their strategy multi- or omni-channel!

CBRE research from 10,000 consumers in Europe shows that 40% of 16-65 year olds use internet for buying goods online and two thirds research product information and prices online before visiting physical stores. Among the key takeaways for retailers, the CBRE study suggests that price remains a key factor governing decisions to shop online or offline, alongside availability of goods in national markets. The biggest brake on online shopping is, according to CBRE, cost of delivery.

Digital innovation is opening up new opportunities to retailers and took centre stage at the MAPIC Innovation Forum. London-based web start-up, Appear Here, demonstrated its new portal that brings together those in search of temporary retail outlets with landlords. And new technology that records car licence plates of shopping mall clients, presented by EuroCSGroup's Development Director, Bernard Legrand, is set to be used for mall marketing purposes. Legrand told his audience that having identified where customers lived, shopping centres can target those clients with dedicated marketing campaigns, drawing increased numbers of shoppers to the centre.

On the innovation front, French creator, designer and architect Philippe Starck unveiled what may be the face of shopping centres of the future. At a packed keynote presentation, Starck demonstrated a new exterior facade covering, Bacacier by Starck, co-developed by French sheet metal specialists Bacacier.

"MAPIC is about every aspect of the retail experience," said event Director Nathalie Depetro. "Having such an internationally-respected figure as Philippe Starck among us adds to the magic of this year's event."

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The TomTom Multi-Sport is very easy to use and the large button with edges that press in make it easy to control while running.

Pressing the left button shows you battery, storage, quick GPS, and software version information. The TomTom unit can be used in conduction with regular syncing to offer much faster GPS signal reception. I found the unit obtained a signal within 15 seconds or less every time and was very pleased with that functionality. When I traveled to DC with the older TomTom-powered Nike watch I was unable to get a signal even after 15 minutes.

Pressing the down button gives you access to the clock, including setting an alarm, sensors (heart and bike), options (units, click, demo, and night time mode), and profile. In the profile section you select your language, weight, height, age, and gender.

To begin a workout you simply press the right button and then select run, cycle, swim, or treadmill. One more press to the right and then the sensors are connected and GPS fix obtained, as applicable to your selected workout.

There are specific settings in each mode and you should press the down button to configure these the first time you use the TomTom watch. After setting up your training mode, length of pool, bike tire size, goals, intervals, and more then you can begin your workout and see the status appear live.

There are many settings in each mode that I won't cover here in detail. I actually highly recommend you read the full review from DC Rainmaker as he is an avid triathlete that has used every feature extensively.

Different status screens appear as you workout and it is very easy to tap the up or down button to switch views on the go. When you are done working out then you simply tap the left button. To resume, tap the right button or to end tap the left button again. It is very easy to use and the large fonts are helpful on the go.

There are options to race against yourself and see a pace arrow appear on the display. Since it takes time to build up your training performance, the unit is loaded with some default times to race against. You can set goals and easily see the status of that goal as you exercise. There are also lap and MPCforum modes.

Online Data Software

Last year I trained for a couple of half marathons with the Motorola MOTACTV and it honestly still remains one of the best devices out there for the runner. I also enjoyed using the Nike+ SportWatch that was powered by TomTom, but did not like that the data collected was restricted to the closed Nike ecosystem.

The new TomTom Multi-Sport device is one of the most functional and open devices you will find that should meet the desires of most athletes looking to record their workouts.

Through your PC connection you will see a TomTom GPS Watch utility appear. Here you can see the software version, name your watch, setup links to MySports, and choose where to upload and export data. I have already seen at least three software updates for the TomTom Multi-Sport since I have been using it with the software currently at 1.4.1.

Through the MySports link you can have your Multi-Sport sync to TomTom MySports (currently in beta) and/or MapMyFitness. To test out the functionality, I have both being synced at this time so that both services get this data, along with data from my Fitbit.

One reason I am likely to pick up my own TomTom Runner, I do not swim or bike that often, is that you can setup from a number of upload services. I currently have this unit setup to upload data to my RunKeeper Pro account and also create a TCX file on my computer for future use. Other supported services include TrainingPeaks, KML for Google Earth, CSV, GPX, and FIT formats.

While the TomTom MySports site is still in beta, I see it does sync my Fitbit One pedometer data. Activity data includes duration, distance, speed, heart rate, calories, and more. You can also view a map of where you went. Data on the right is broken down into runs, rides, and swims. My Fitbit One pedometer data does not appear here, which is great since I don't want that messing up run pacing.

The MapMyFitness site is quite comprehensive and lets you log food, create a fitness journal, and much more. I have just been using the free version, but there is also a MVP level that gives you more detailed analysis, access to training plans, coaching, leader boards, and more. Many of the advanced features require an iOS device too.

Usage and experiences

I have not been on as many runs as I planned due to some other obligations keeping me from hitting the road, but I was able to go on several runs, one swim, and a short bike test. I am primarily a runner and will likely pick up the Runner version of this device. However, I did find the cycling part to be quite cool and I can see the Multi-Sport motivating me to get out and ride more.

My MOTOACTV has served me well, but it has a limited battery life and is much clunkier than the TomTom Multi-Sport. With my MOTOACTV I enjoy the ability to sync to the Motorola servers wirelessly, but then always had to manually export and then import the data to RunKeeper. The ability of the TomTom unit to sync to other services so easily is a major benefit for me personally.

The TomTom Multi-Sport is comfortable, has a great module concept, has easy to operate buttons, and has software that provides what I want in a manner that is easily viewable. The lower button area does move around a bit in the watch band, but that is also a function of my wrist shape and size.

Pros and Cons

To summarize my experiences and the specifications of the Moto X, here are my pros and cons.

Pros

Large display and fontsEasily manipulated controlsSolid battery lifeExcellent modular designPowerful sync and export capabilityCompetitive pricing

Cons

Bike sensor setup a bit confusingNo mode to switch seamlessly between activities and modesNo smartphone or ANT+ connectivityPricing and availability

The basic TomTom Multi-Sport unit is $199.99 with options for heart rate monitor ($249.99) and bike cadence/speed sensors ($299.99). Given that the TomTom Runner is $169.99, I would spend the extra $30 if you ever plan to track swimming or cycling. You can track your cycling with the Multi-Sport without buying the cadence/speed sensors too.

The competition

Garmin is a leader in fitness tracking and has a couple of multi-sport products in the Garmin Forerunner 910XT and 310XT, priced at $450 and $250, respectively. Adidas just announced their miCoach Smart Run that looks like a good alternative for the runner, but swimming and cycling don't appear to be a focus. Suunto also has the Ambit2 devices available for the multi-sport athlete.

Specifications0.85 x 1 inch display at 144x168 resolution10 hour battery life in GPS modeGPS + GlonassBluetooth Smart technologyWaterproof to 165 feet (5 ATM)Thickness of 0.45 inch and 1.75 ouncesConclusion

The TomTom Multi-Sport is a very user friendly device and as a casual athlete it works well. The serious triathlete may want to wait for TomTom to refine the product a bit since you can't perform a multi-sport workout without recording separate workouts.

I found it very comfortable, GPS acquisition was fast, the large fonts helped keep me on pace, and the modular nature seems like a good design.

The ability to export and sync to multiple services is key and something I would like to see all fitness devices do. Let the user decide what to do with the data they collect from using your device.

Contributor's rating: 8.5 out of 10

Further reading

Mobile technology is helping make me stronger, faster, and healthierTomTom announces new GPS sport watches free from Nike ecosystemMonitor your run and get motivated with the Nike+ SportWatch GPS (review)Nike and Adidas announce new non-competing wearable devicesCapability and ease of use earned MOTOACTV a place on my wrist (review & gallery)Topics: Mobility , Health , ReviewsAbout Matthew Miller

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tiffany MOSCOW, Russia â On rainy days, the GUM mall on Moscowâs Red Square swarms with tourists. Unfortunately for GUM, the hordes seeking shelter tend to do more looking than buying, in large part because the big-brand fashions there cost about 50 percent more than they do in Paris or London.

cheap tiffany Thatâs a problem for GUMâs owner, a closely held Russian retailer called Bosco di Ciliegi. Without the reliable cash from tourists that fuels profits at department stores like Galeries Lafayette in Paris or Londonâs Harrods, Bosco has started to look beyond its flagship to new outlets across Russia, where it can win over local shoppers rather than visitors.

replica tiffany âTourists donât buy an Ermanno Scervino coat hereâ because of high prices due largely to import duties and value added tax, GUM Chief Executive Officer Teimuraz Guguberidze said while sipping tea in his office overlooking Leninâs mausoleum on the third floor of the mall.

tiffany For the next five years, Bosco plans to focus on adding stores in four cities outside the capital — St. Petersburg, Sochi, Yekaterinburg, and Samara — because âfuture growth will come from the regions,â the CEO said.

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âBoscoâs expansion into regions looks logical,â said Anna Lebsak-Kleimans, head of the Moscow-based Fashion Consulting Group. She estimates the fashion market in Sochi, home to the Winter Olympics in February, is set to grow as much as 10 percent a year, more than twice the pace of Moscow.

Russiaâs other two biggest luxury retail groups have followed a similar strategy, though theyâre being more cautious. Mercury, which owns Moscowâs Tsum department store and represents brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani and Tiffany, opened a department store in St. Petersburg last year and has had shops in luxury hotels in Sochi and Yekaterinburg for several years. JamilCo, which represents DKNY, Burberry, and Escada, has stores in Yekaterinburg and Rostov. Neither company plans to enter more markets outside of Moscow.

Bosco di Ciliegi, which means Cherry Forest in Italian, a nod to Russian playwright Anton Chekhov, was founded by entrepreneur and Italophile Mikhail Kusnirovich in 1991. The company helped bring foreign brands back to the country after the fall of communism when it partnered with luggage maker Mandarina & Duck to sell upscale items such as $400 handbags. Ventures with fashion houses Nina Ricci and Kenzo followed, bringing luxury stores to a nation that had experienced little more than drab shops for seven decades.

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In 1995, Bosco opened its first outlet in GUM — the Russian acronym for âMain Universal Store,â though under communism the same name stood for âState Universal Store.â GUM, a series of arcades connected by vaulted glass roofs, has been shaping the way Muscovites shop since 1893. It survived the Bolshevik revolution and a decades-long shutdown by Stalin, who wanted to demolish the architectural treasure to make more room for parades.

After Stalinâs death, GUM reopened as a showcase of the best goods the planned economy could offer, and some areas — with the best of the best — were reserved for Communist Party officials. Itâs now flourishing again as luxury stores mingle with Soviet-era throwbacks like an ice-cream stand that offers cones for an affordable 60 rubles ($2) per scoop.

In 2004, Bosco bought the shopping center aiming to improve the facility and buff up the service in its shops. Now, Bosco operates stores for itself and partners in about a third of GUMâs 30,000 square meters of retail space and rents out the rest to brands ranging from Samsung to Louis Vuitton.

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Bosco also manages shopping centers across Moscow and in other Russian cities, including about 80 sportswear outlets called Bosco Sports. The groupâs annual sales are about 500 million euros and the CEO said itâs profitable, though he declined to give details.

Outside Moscow, Russian cities have few malls or department stores with concentrations of high-end shops, Guguberidze said. So the company is developing clusters of single-brand shops in central locations in the four cities itâs focusing on. A new outlet for a global brand in Samara — a Volga River port city of 1.2 million that has just a few fashion boutiques — will attract far more attention and customers than one in Moscow, which has hundreds of similar shops, he said.

Bosco isnât giving up on Moscow, where its GUM flagship, just steps away from the Kremlin and St. Basilâs cathedral, attracts about 11 million people a year. To persuade the crowds to stick around, Bosco is adding more trees, benches, and dining options.

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The company is also lobbying the government to offer value added tax refunds to foreigners, which would bring prices more in line with the European norm by returning 18 percent of the purchase price to them — something tourists in most European countries have enjoyed for decades.

And Bosco is trying to create a more refined mix of stores, Guguberidze said, adding brands such as Max Mara, Moschino, Emporio Armani and Etro.

âIn Russia, the consumption of good wine is increasing and consumption of vodka is decreasing because the consumer culture is growing,â Guguberidze said. âThe same thing is true with fashion.â

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Very cool. I first went to GUM in the fading days of the USSR, in 1989. Pretty grim and uninspiring. I went there again in 1997, much better, but still pretty unimpressive my the standards of New York or Chicago. The pictures above make it look like they’ve upgraded it quite a bit since. I’m excited to see it again!

Regarding the strategy of building in the provinces, I would recommend that Bosco di Ciliegi make sure they do their market analysis. There has always been more money, especially big luxury money, sloshing around Moscow than anywhere else (except maybe St Pete’s). There might be demand for upscale markets in Ekaterinburg, or there might not, be sure to check it out.

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He can lay claim to having the first ever crew members in the race from Myanmar (Burma) where he has business; there will be two aboard. The brand new Clipper Round the World Race fleet of a dozen identical 70ft yachts joins the Rolex Sydney Hobart for the first time too, as a leg of its own race and bolster the entries. Each yacht has a designated professional skipper, but is crewed by individuals who pay to take up the challenge of one or more legs. Great Britain - 2013-14 Clipper Round the World Yacht Race - Clipper Ventures PLC © _. Although they all bear the GBR sail number, the yachts are named for and represent many countries, such as Qingdao (China), Invest Africa (South Africa) etc. and what is sure to become an Aussie favourite, PSP Logistics, whose Australian skipper is Chris Hollis from Sydney who has twice sailed the Hobart race. Not only will the Clipper yachts be racing the rest of the fleet, they will also race against each other for the leg win and will be trying to beat Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, the Clipper Raceâs creator, who will be aboard one of two previous edition 68ft Clipper yachts. This will be the first time Sir Robin, the first person to sail non-stop singlehanded around the world will sail against the Clipper fleet and it is guaranteed to provoke some hot competition. Sir Robin was aboard the British entry, Titania of Cowes, in the 2010 Rolex Sydney Hobart, which is entered again this year. Australian winning skipper of the 2011/2012 Clipper Race (Gold Coast Australia), Richard Hewson and his sisters Gina and Amanda, who were aboard in 2010, join the crew again. Hewson is currently taking part in the Mini-Transat Race. New kids on the block Hong Kong businessman Karl Kwok is back with a new Beau Geste to attempt to claim the race he won overall in 1997 with the Farr 49, Beau Geste. His new Botin 80 comes in the wake of learning all Kwok could from his Farr 80, Beau Geste, which sustained a major crack to the hull in the Auckland Noumea Race. Being built by Cooksons in New Zealand, it will leave the shed in late November. Volvo 70 Giacomo (formerly 2011/12 VOR race winner Groupama 3) - © Richard Gladwell Click Here to view large photo Beau Geste, Ichi Ban and Patrice are the newest of the 15 new boats in the race. All three will be launched this month. Ichi Ban is the brand new Carkeek 60 that CYCA past commodore, Matt Allen, commissioned and is banking on winning the race overall with. 'Weâll have a strong powerful boat for this yearâs Rolex Sydney Hobart,' he says. 'Shaun Carkeek designed it to be a fast boat â IRC encourages 50 foot boats to be fast,' added Allen, who will be using Beau Geste and the newer generation Volvo 70âs in the race as his yardstick, but he will be racing the whole fleet for the Tattersallâs Cup. Fellow CYCA member, Tony Kirby, ordered a new Ker 46 to replace his X-41. An extra five feet on his new Patrice might just do the trick for the veteran of 29 Hobart races who has almost held the Tattersallâs Cup in his hands until fate decreed otherwise in the final miles of the race. A light displacement yacht with a carbon hull, it was designed to the IRC and ORCi rules. Kirby says, 'It will suit a wide range of conditions.' A rounded hull shape, with plenty of flat section aft for planning, should put him among the contenders â as should the overall length of the boat. Recognising the lift in international entries and new boats, Commodore Piggott commented: 'The addition of so many overseas entries and new yachts add colour to our strong fleet of 97 yachts. 'The strength and quality will ensure vigorous competition, not only for the prestigious Tattersallâs Cup, which goes to the overall winner, and the Illingworth Trophy for line honours, but across all divisions. It all points to a spectacular race this year for competitors, spectators and the media.' Roger Hickmanâs Wild Rose is a short priced favourite for the overall win. - http://www.regattanews.com !Š_Rolex-Carlo_Borlenghi Click Here to view large photo Contenders for overall honours With so many unknown quantities in the race this year, because of new boats, those trading up to other yachts and first timers, favourite contenders for the overall win is in the lap of the gods, but there are some regulars whose form is good. Previous overall winners up for the challenge include Kim Jaggar/Travis Readâs Illusion (1988), Roger Hickmanâs Wild Rose (1993), James Cameronâs Luna Sea (as AFR Midnight Rambler in 1998), Philip Childâs Knee Deep (as Yendys in 1999) and John Newboldâs Primitive Cool (as Secret Mens Business 3.5 in 2010). Wild Rose, which was originally Bob Oatleyâs Wild Oats, catches the eye immediately. Hickman, with two partners, skippered the yacht to win the race under IOR in 1993. It was the last time the IOR rule decided the winner and the same year an IMS winner was also declared. After finishing the Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race third overall in July, Hickman won both the Flinders Islet and Bird Island races, all under the CYCAâs Blue Water Pointscore Series (BWPS) banner. He has won numerous events with the 28 year-old Farr 43, and beat all of Division 2 and 3 yachts in last yearâs Hobart race. Chris Branâs Beneteau First 40, Brannew, is the benchmark for the other same designs and 40 footers in the race. Bran won the 2013 Sydney Gold Coast race, then the Botany Bay race and Gascoigne Cup in October. Telefonica Blue (now Black Jack) at the start of the Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race. - Rick Tomlinson Groupama Click Here to view large photo The 2011-2012 BWPS champion, Darryl Hodgkinson, has updated from his Beneteau First 45 (which is entered this year as Shining Sea) to a new Victoire. It is the canting keel Cookson 50 first known as Jazz, which recorded second overall and first under ORCi in the 2010 Rolex Sydney Hobart and fourth overall in 2011 and 2012. In his first major offshore outing with the yacht, Hodgkinson finished ninth overall and first in division in the 2013 Sydney Gold Coast race. Celestial, Sam Haynesâ Rogers 46, Black Sheep, the Beneteau 45 being sailed by Derek and Martin Sheppard in their first season as owners, Anthony Williamsâ IMX 38 Martela (Tas), Midnight Rambler (Ed Psaltis/Bob Thomas/Michael Bencsik), Bill Wildâs RP55 Wedgetail (Qld) and the two Archambault 40âs, Phil Molonyâs Papillon and Jean-Luc Esplaasâ 41 SUD (New Caledonia), should also be among the front runners. Entries of interest For the first time, two of the Volvo 70âs from the 2011-2012 edition will be on the start line. Both were designed by Argentinean, Juan Kouyoumdjian, Groupama 4, skippered by Frank Cammas, won the VOR. New Zealand winery owner Jim Delegat now has the yacht. Delegat will tough it out with the former Telefonica, which Iker Martinez skippered to win the first three legs of the VOR. Peter Harburg (Qld) has the yacht now and renamed it Black Jack. Predominantly designed for downwind and off the wind conditions, both have undergone modifications and their form will become evident soon enough. Jens Kellinghausen is bringing his Ker 51, Varuna all the way from Germany. He is on a mission to do all the great ocean races around the globe and results have been promising. Spirit of Mateship, a Volvo 60 earlier named Southern Excellence, will be crewed by 10 wounded, injured, or ill existing and former Australian Defence Force (ADF) personnel, known as âBrave Matesâ, to raise money for the Mates4Mates charity which provides support to wounded, injured and ill members of the ADF and their families. Every state of Australia and the ACT will be on the start line, with the bulk from NSW. The destination port of Tasmania is represented by four worthy entries. Starting at 1pm AEDT Boxing Day, December 26 on Sydney Harbour, the fleet will set sail from two start lines off Nielsen Park, Vaucluse. The largest yachts will start from the front line before the fleet converges outside the Harbour to round a mark one nautical mile east of the Heads before heading to Tasmania, where the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania will finish the race. The start of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race will be broadcast live on the Seven Network throughout Australia, webcast live to a global audience on Yahoo!7 and the Australia Network throughout the Asia Pacific Region. The final fleet for this yearâs Rolex Sydney Hobart will be announced at the CYCA on the morning of Tuesday 26 November, 2013. Official race websiteby Di Pearson, RSHYR Media /116355" style="font-family:Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif; text-decoration:none; font-size:12px;">TweetClick on the FB Like link to post this story to your FB wallhttp://www./index.cfm?nid=1163552:05 AM Mon 4 Nov 2013GMT

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