Cable Industries, located in Greenville, WI, is a Manufacturer of OEM Assemblies in Steel Cable, Bungee Cord, Webbing, Chain and Wire Rope. We provide assemblies according to your specifications for all types of industries including: Architectural, Medical, Industrial, Marine, Security, Healthcare, Aerospace, Automotive, Construction, Furniture, Railroad, Agricultural, Recreation and Security. For more information or a project quotation, please call our office at 844-947-3767 or email us at customcableind@cableind.com.

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For a limited time @Seanetyachts has 25% ownership stake left in EUPHORIA, a beautiful, fully-crewed and customized 2025 Alpha 100 Squalo. Become a co-owner for around $4 million today and open the door to a globetrotting lifestyle, with a seasonal itinerary. For Summer 2025, she'll call Split, Croatia home. @yachtworld

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This week we look at the top three small sailboats you can sail around the world. What makes a good off the grid liveaboard sailboat? What do you NEED to have on a sailboat to live on, sail alone solo, from roller furling to sailboat toilets to sailboat engines - the top three sailboats for you to buy cheap and live on and sail around the world.

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Are you new to sailing and unsure about all those flags flying from boats? 🚩 In this beginner-friendly video, we break down what courtesy flags are, why they matter, and where to fly them when sailing into a new country. ✨ Knowing how to display your flags properly can help you avoid awkward encounters, embarrassment, and even fines! Whether you're a weekend cruiser or starting your liveaboard journey, this sailing etiquette tip is a must-know. 👇 Pin this for your next passage! 🔗 Check local flag regulations by country: https://www.noonsite.com/courtesy-flags/ Link to the full Flag Etiquette tutorial: https://youtu.be/Qf1q1Gex-2M #sailing #beginnerSailor #boatlife #courtesyflags #sailingtips #sailingetiquette

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Have you seen my latest full video yet? We met some amazing creatures - Sunflower Sea Stars - that perform a vital job balancing the ocean ecosystem on the Pacific Coast. Sadly, they’ve been almost wiped out by a vicious disease, and as a result, sea urchin populations have spiked (get it?), causing widespread destruction of kelp forests - the precious nurseries of the ocean. The Sunflower Star Laboratory is doing amazing work breeding Sunflower Sea Stars, researching Sea Star Wasting Disease, and working towards reintroduction and restoration. Here is a video of one of their Sunflower Sea Stars doing what it does best - eating a pesky sea urchin! Footage courtesy of SSL / Reuven Bank

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