Bertrand de Broc, qui a franchi la porte Crozet, décrit l'ambiance à bord de Votre Nom autour du Monde avec EDM Projets.

Here are the video highlights of the 35th day of the 2012-2013 Vendée Globe - Friday, December 14 2012. Armel Le Cleac'h onboard Banque Populaire and François Gabart onboard Macif lead the race while approaching Cape Leeuwin in Australia. The Vendée Globe 2012 is a singlehanded race around the world witthout assistance.The skippers round the Cape of Good Hope, the Cape leeuwin and Cape Horn. The start was given in the Sables d'Olonne, November 10th 2012. Join the Vendée Globe on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VendeeGlobe Join us on twitter: https://twitter.com/vendeeglobe Subscribe to Vendée Globe TV: http://www.youtube.com/vendeeglobetv Read more on http://www.vendeeglobe.org

The small, but nice, park like zoo of Paramaribo, Suriname. Although it's small, it still has some big animals like jaguars, Bengal tigers, and ostriches. But also lots of local animals like capibaras, a giant otter, a harpy eagle, a giant anteater, spin monkeys, caymen, and king's vultures. We like the place very much.

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High Speed aluminum patrol boat catamaran for the Los Angeles Police. For more information visit http://www.allamericanmarine.com

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An amazing weekend was had by all of the MC38 Fleet out on Pittwater in the Sevenstar International MC38 One Design Championship, John Bacon and his crew on Dark Star, battled it out over the seven races to take home the inaugural Championship Title. Five MC38s took to the starting line on Saturday morning, for some exceptional racing on Pittwater. John Bacon's "Dark Star" took the first race, but saw exactly how quickly the tables could turn in the close racing when Leslie Green steered his crew on "Ginger" to take 1st in the second race. After three windward/leeward races and a short passage race on Day One, "Dark Star" had the lead over Ross Hennessey and his crew on "Ghost Rider" by 4 points, and only 8 points separated the 1st and 5th place. "We were the overnight leaders, with 4 points clear" said John Bacon "we knew that if we came last in the first race on Sunday and Ghost Rider came 1st the regatta would be wide open, and in a self fulfilling prophecy that is exactly what happened. Spinnaker handling is key, we made a mistake and we came last, that's what this racing is all about" Sunday saw more very close racing between the fleet of MC38s with all boats applying the pressure, "Vino", "Ghost Rider" and "Ginger" all taking a 1st place during the day. "We had a solid finish in the second race over Ghost Rider" said John Bacon "the last race everyone was pushing hard, Ghost Rider and Vino had the pressure on, they sailed a brilliant race -- thanks to Ross for putting it to us" The Howard Spencer and his Kiwi team "Menace" enjoyed themselves, having only sailed the MC38 once before, they had a great time and can't wait for the next event. It was a testament to everyone who sailed on the weekend; it was very close sailing, all putting a brilliant show for the spectators that came to watch. In John Bacon's acceptance speech he thanked everyone for coming out and competing, McConaghy Boats, the Sponsors, Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club and his crew including Cameron Miles who left straight after the presentation for the birth of his third child. It was an incredible sight to see the five boats blasting around. "It is exactly what we dreamed of for the MC38s" commented Jono Morris Managing Director of McConaghy Boats, "Everyone had such a great time on and off the water and we are very pleased to see such a strong fleet and close racing. We had such a range of people competing in the event and everyone came away with a smile on their face, congratulations to everyone who competed, it was such a thrill to watch. The RPAYC did a great job in organising the racing" The MC38 Class is working on the calendar for the next 12 months and expects to see the next race in March next year.

En balade à l'arrière de son monocoque, Arnaud Boissières vous offre une vue imprenable sur l'océan Indien.

Tanguy de Lamotte se prépare à une manœuvre de l'extrême. Objectif pour le skipper d'Initiatives-coeur : faire sa vaisselle malgré un vent important.

Alors qu'il vient de franchir son premier cap, Alessandro Di Benedetto avait quelques surprises qui l'attendaient à bord de Team Plastique. Il en a profité pour présenter tous les petits compagnons qu'il a embarqué avec lui.

Alessandro Di Benedetto, dernier de la flotte à avoir franchi le cap de Bonne-Espérance, était visiblement très heureux d'atteindre ce premier point de passage symbolique sur le parcours du Vendée Globe. Le skipper de Team Plastique a débouché une petite bouteille de champagne pour l'occasion.

Tanguy de Lamotte est très occupé à boucler son tour du monde à bord d'Initiatives-Coeur mais cela ne l'empêche pas de continuer à répondre aux questions que vous lui posez.

Alors qu'il est actuellement en plein océan Indien, Jean Le Cam réalise, selon ses termes, un véritable "hold-up". Les deux victimes du skipper de SynerCiel ne sont autres que Mike Golding et Dominique Wavre.

Bien que distancé dans la course, Bertrand de Broc garde le moral. Le skipper sait la chance qu'il a de participer au Vendée Globe. Il entend bien profiter au maximum de chaque instant et faire plaisir à l'ensemble de ses supporters.

Avant de passer la seconde porte des glaces, Javier Sansó a pris un moment pour expliquer comment fonctionne son logiciel de navigation.

Revivez les temps forts du mercredi 13 décembre 2012, 34ème jour de course sur le Vendée Globe 2012-2013.

Here are the video highlights of the 34th day of the 2012-2013 Vendée Globe - Thursday, December 13, 2012.

After being damaged in a collision at sea, Westsail 42 'Paragon' returns to Oriental, NC for a two and half year refit. These are the continuing voyages of sailing vessel 'Paragon.'

How one couple turned a dream into a reality! With this seminar, Capt. Eric Petterson and his wife Carleen hope to entice you with the thrills, challenges, and beauty of ocean passage making as a couple. They will cover such topics as boat preparations, personal preparation, weather sources, weather and sea conditions encountered, daily routines, watch schedules, and provisioning. Eric and Carleen made this cruise in 2004 and 2005 on their Island Packet 35 and they love to share their sailing experiences as well as their photos of Bermuda, Azores, Madeira and Canary Islands.

Advanced preparation of the vessel and crew are paramount in the successful completion of an offshore voyage. In this webinar, Captain Lee Tucker, a physician for over 30 years, discusses appropriate medical preparations to be made prior to embarking on extended voyages. Crew selection strategies, pre-departure crew medical evaluations and the creation of comprehensive offshore medical response kits are discussed in detail. The presentation describes currently available shore-based emergency support services, how to select them pre-departure, and access them once underway. Although not intended as an inclusive review of all medical emergencies afloat, common and potentially catastrophic medical emergencies at sea will be discussed with tactics for their prevention and management.

An introduction to the RS Feva - our international best selling 2 person sailboat! The Feva is a hugely successful international racing class and ISAF class used by children, teens and adults across the globe. It has a great following by people of all sizes because it's a great performer with an enviable race circuit but also is a very versatile family sailboat.

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Yachting World's test of the new Hanse 575. With her huge volume and comfortable accommodation, the Hanse 575 offers impressive home-from-home comfort. But she's aimed at a couple so what's she like to handle in breeze? Full report in Yachting World January issue. Download it straight to iPad here: http://gb.zinio.com/browse/publications/index.jsp?productId=117655451 ► Become a FREE SUBSCRIBER to Yachting World's YouTube page now - https://www.youtube.com/user/yachtingworld?sub_confirmation=1 ► For the latest reviews, new gear launches and tour news, visit our website here - http://www.yachtingworld.com ► Like us on Facebook here - https://www.facebook.com/yachtingworldmagazine ►Follow us on Twitter here - https://twitter.com/yachtingworld ►Feel free to comment below! ►Remember to hit that LIKE button if you enjoyed it :)

Visit of the West Coast Divers Similan Islands Liveaboard MV Pawara

West Coast Divers Similan Islands Liveaboard M/V PAWARA, trip from the 26th to the 30th of November 2012. Courtesy of Phil Lineker.

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard from the 10th to the 14th of November 2012 - Part 1. Courtesy of Phil Lineker.

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard from the 10th to the 14th of November 2012 - Part 2. Courtesy of Phil Lineker.

MV Pawara Similan Islands Liveaboard from the 10th to the 14th of November 2012 - Part 3. Courtesy of Phil Lineker.

This was Zanders tricycle. Nathan has decided to do a accidents happen in a scooter and tricycle crash.

An amazing weekend was had by all of the MC38 Fleet out on Pittwater in the Sevenstar International MC38 One Design Championship, John Bacon and his crew on Dark Star, battled it out over the seven races to take home the inaugural Championship Title. Five MC38s took to the starting line on Saturday morning, for some exceptional racing on Pittwater. John Bacon's "Dark Star" took the first race, but saw exactly how quickly the tables could turn in the close racing when Leslie Green steered his crew on "Ginger" to take 1st in the second race. After three windward/leeward races and a short passage race on Day One, "Dark Star" had the lead over Ross Hennessey and his crew on "Ghost Rider" by 4 points, and only 8 points separated the 1st and 5th place. "We were the overnight leaders, with 4 points clear" said John Bacon "we knew that if we came last in the first race on Sunday and Ghost Rider came 1st the regatta would be wide open, and in a self fulfilling prophecy that is exactly what happened. Spinnaker handling is key, we made a mistake and we came last, that's what this racing is all about" Sunday saw more very close racing between the fleet of MC38s with all boats applying the pressure, "Vino", "Ghost Rider" and "Ginger" all taking a 1st place during the day. "We had a solid finish in the second race over Ghost Rider" said John Bacon "the last race everyone was pushing hard, Ghost Rider and Vino had the pressure on, they sailed a brilliant race -- thanks to Ross for putting it to us" The Howard Spencer and his Kiwi team "Menace" enjoyed themselves, having only sailed the MC38 once before, they had a great time and can't wait for the next event. It was a testament to everyone who sailed on the weekend; it was very close sailing, all putting a brilliant show for the spectators that came to watch. In John Bacon's acceptance speech he thanked everyone for coming out and competing, McConaghy Boats, the Sponsors, Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club and his crew including Cameron Miles who left straight after the presentation for the birth of his third child. It was an incredible sight to see the five boats blasting around. "It is exactly what we dreamed of for the MC38s" commented Jono Morris Managing Director of McConaghy Boats, "Everyone had such a great time on and off the water and we are very pleased to see such a strong fleet and close racing. We had such a range of people competing in the event and everyone came away with a smile on their face, congratulations to everyone who competed, it was such a thrill to watch. The RPAYC did a great job in organising the racing" The MC38 Class is working on the calendar for the next 12 months and expects to see the next race in March next year.

An amazing weekend was had by all of the MC38 Fleet out on Pittwater in the Sevenstar International MC38 One Design Championship, John Bacon and his crew on Dark Star, battled it out over the seven races to take home the inaugural Championship Title. Five MC38s took to the starting line on Saturday morning, for some exceptional racing on Pittwater. John Bacon's "Dark Star" took the first race, but saw exactly how quickly the tables could turn in the close racing when Leslie Green steered his crew on "Ginger" to take 1st in the second race. After three windward/leeward races and a short passage race on Day One, "Dark Star" had the lead over Ross Hennessey and his crew on "Ghost Rider" by 4 points, and only 8 points separated the 1st and 5th place. "We were the overnight leaders, with 4 points clear" said John Bacon "we knew that if we came last in the first race on Sunday and Ghost Rider came 1st the regatta would be wide open, and in a self fulfilling prophecy that is exactly what happened. Spinnaker handling is key, we made a mistake and we came last, that's what this racing is all about" Sunday saw more very close racing between the fleet of MC38s with all boats applying the pressure, "Vino", "Ghost Rider" and "Ginger" all taking a 1st place during the day. "We had a solid finish in the second race over Ghost Rider" said John Bacon "the last race everyone was pushing hard, Ghost Rider and Vino had the pressure on, they sailed a brilliant race -- thanks to Ross for putting it to us" The Howard Spencer and his Kiwi team "Menace" enjoyed themselves, having only sailed the MC38 once before, they had a great time and can't wait for the next event. It was a testament to everyone who sailed on the weekend; it was very close sailing, all putting a brilliant show for the spectators that came to watch. In John Bacon's acceptance speech he thanked everyone for coming out and competing, McConaghy Boats, the Sponsors, Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club and his crew including Cameron Miles who left straight after the presentation for the birth of his third child. It was an incredible sight to see the five boats blasting around. "It is exactly what we dreamed of for the MC38s" commented Jono Morris Managing Director of McConaghy Boats, "Everyone had such a great time on and off the water and we are very pleased to see such a strong fleet and close racing. We had such a range of people competing in the event and everyone came away with a smile on their face, congratulations to everyone who competed, it was such a thrill to watch. The RPAYC did a great job in organising the racing" The MC38 Class is working on the calendar for the next 12 months and expects to see the next race in March next year.

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Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 439 -YACHTS.CO International To find out more about this and other Jeanneau Sun Odyssey Yachts go to - https://www.yachts.co Unit 1 Fishmarket Quay Swansea Marina SA11UP 01792 465550 Info@yachts.co

Malgré un retour anticipé aux Sables d'Olonne, Sam Davies (Savéol) a pu compter sur une foule impressionnante pour la soutenir à son arrivée.

Alors que les conditions deviennent plus favorables pour Bertrand de Broc, le skipper breton explique qu'il a profité de deux jours de pétole pour s'occuper de son bateau Votre Nom autour du Monde avec EDM Projets.

Arnaud Boissières nous décrit l'ambiance des mers du sud. Pour le skipper d'AKENA Vérandas, une couleur domine : le gris !

Revivez les temps forts du mercredi 12 décembre, 33eme jour de course sur le Vendée Globe 2012-2013.

Here are the video highlights of the 33rd day of the 2012-2013 Vendée Globe - Wednesday, December 12, 2012.

Inland and coastal waters are particularly hazardous to groundings and sinkings due to wind, waves, rocky shoals, submerged obstructions, strong currents, tidal swings of water depth, restricted visibility from fog, rain and darkness, other vessel traffic, shore lights and more. The US Coast Guard and local agencies deploy a comprehensive array of navigational aids including buoys, beacons, lights, dayboards, racons, bells, whistles, gongs, horns and more to assist mariners in safe conduct through these areas in all kinds of weather and traffic conditions. This seminar describes the navigational aids and their meanings, sources for authoritative description of specific Nav Aids in specific locations, and how mariners can acquire the latest change information in their area of interest for use in pre-planning a cruise.

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Grupo de calderones tropicales en el sur de Tenerife, uno de los individuos tiene arañazos multiples seguramente debido a la lucha contra su presa el calamar gigante que tiene ventosas rodeadas de anillos de garfios quitinosos . Todos los videos estan grabados desde la embarcacion con una camara que manejamos manualmente, en ningun momento se ha dañado, molestado o inquietado a los cetáceos.

Grupo de calderones tropicales que nada tranquilamente en el Sur de Tenerife. Todos los videos estan grabados desde la embarcacion con una camara que manejamos manualmente, en ningun momento se ha dañado, molestado o inquietado a los cetáceos.

Grupo de calderones tropicales en el sur de Tenerife, una de las crias se acerca a curiosear la camara. Todos los videos estan grabados desde la embarcacion con una camara que manejamos manualmente, en ningun momento se ha dañado, molestado o inquietado a los cetáceos.

Gran grupo de calderones tropicales en el sur de Tenerife. Todos los videos estan grabados desde la embarcacion con una camara que manejamos manualmente, en ningun momento se ha dañado, molestado o inquietado a los cetáceos.