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Piccola uscita in barca a vela a GENNAIO 2011 + 18 °C

15 Cachalotes el la Punta Rasca, Tenerife, avistados desde el catamaran BONADEA II.

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Chiappisi parla di Mimì, il suo primo romanzo edito da Novantacento. Chi non riuscisse a trovarlo in libreria, potrà ordinarlo su internet, per esempio, a www.feltrinelli.it

Dick began sailing Snipe as a crew for neighbors and friends the Levinson brothers. He went on to become National Champion in 1959 and he's got an interesting story that goes along with that regatta. Following his early start in Snipe, Dick went on to further success in other classes. In recent years he has returned to the Snipe class renewing old friendships. Today he encourages young people to 'just get out and sail' to enjoy the competition and camaraderie that is the Snipe class.

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Show 63 -- "Tonga Pt. 1" Latitudes & Attitudes casts off on a Share the Sail from The Moorings base in the exotic Kingdom of Tonga, the only South Pacific island nation never ruled by Europeans. In part one, the crews explore the main island of Tongatapu then sail to the remote island group of Vava'u. Next, at the Annapolis Sailboat Show, Bob checks out Colligo Marine's innovative line of synthetic standing rigging that's stronger than conventional steel wire. We round out the episode with the weekly "Sailing Made Easy" tip by the American Sailing Association, a "Rules of the Road Q&A" from the Marine Institute, "Underway" photos from our viewers, and "Bob's Attitudes".

Orange Gurt Prüfung Combat Ju Jutsu Potsdam e.V.

Catamaran BONADEA II, whale watching tour, in Tenerife.

Presentations to the winners at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Blue water cruiser that has travelled the world. 30" steel sloop with the requirements of travelling anywhere.

I'm asking for your support to help get the Serious Sailing, Serious Fun: Traditions Build Winners documentary edited this year, the 80th Anniversary of the Snipe. You can donate money for this project on-line at Kickstarter.com and at the same time you can be entering the raffle I'm holding. My Kickstarter project is titled "Traditions Build Winners as the Snipe turns 80". Here's the url: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1719722064/traditions-build-winners-as-the-snipe-class-turns Kickstarter.com let's everyone donate to the project, no matter what you can afford. If your donation is $25, it is just as valuable to reaching the goal of $7,500 as one of $500. Every donation counts. There are rewards at each level of participation that are outlined on the Kickstarter page. Please dig deep and help us complete the project. Here's how the raffle works. Between now and April 15 (For those in the US, that's tax day), anyone who donates $250 will be entered in the drawing for Jerry's boat. If you donate $500 you get two entries. $2,500 get's you 10 entries. We only give away the boat if we reach the $7,500 Kickstarter threshold and I don't get any money if we don't reach our goal. The Jerry's boat is in sail away condition at the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club in Long Beach California. You can pick it up there, or we'll help you get it to somewhere else, but it's FOB at the club. It does not come with a trailer.

Cooking pasta downbelow with unpleasant wavev and wind 20 kn on the face. We are reacing the Elba river navigating in the North Sea, direction Kiel. Our maser gives proof of ability mixing up differet type of pasta and yet delivering al DENTE. All of that with no pills or patch.

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O Paraiso é aqui - Preserve

Yachting World's test of the Oyster 575 during a 220-mile Mediterranean delivery

Yachting World's test of the Oyster 575: interior walk-through

Installation of the Propulsion Marine Electric Drive in a Catalina 30 including alignment, gearbox, and controller.

Installing an electric motor in a Catalina 30 sailboat in 4 minutes.

Compare the simplicity of removal of an electric drive with that of a diesel engine. 4 minutes vs. 4 hours....

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Ross and Hayden Hansen sailing Evolution at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Bryce Edwards and Amanda Stern sailing Tempest at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberrra Yacht Club

Raj on a rubber duck with a hand held camera at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Edson Marine has developed a revolutionary new wheel with clutch and brake. For sailing yachts with autopilots, the helmsman can clutch out the wheel, removing its fly wheel effect, dramatically decreasing the load on the autopilot. This is especially useful on yachts with dual wheel systems. The wheel also includes a traditional brake to lock the steering system. See www.edsonmarine.com Watch more sailing videos at www.thesailingchannel.tv Shot with a Canon D5 Mark II with 24-80mm lens and a Sennheiser shoe mounted shotgun mic. Edited with Final Cut Pro 7 HD. Background music and effects created with SonicFire Pro 5.

Giovanni Chiappisi spiega perché, tanti anni fa, decise di scrivere la storia di Mimì che oggi è il suo primo (e forse ultimo) romanzo. E perché una giornalista brasiliana, Rejane, lo ha convinto che era una storia leggibile e quindi pubblicabile. Giovanni Chiappisi Mimì Novantacento editore

All'ancora in un atollo non emerso sperduto tra le isole Salomone e la Nuova Guinea. Anchorage in a reef without land located between Salomon Island and Papua New Guinea. ****** Guarda le nostre crociere in barca vela https://www.walkaboutcharter.com ****** Segui Sailing Walkabout: YouTube: iscriviti e attiva la campanella 🔔 http://bit.ly/2S6nW6G Leggi il blog del giro del mondo in barca a vela https://www.walkabout.it/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WalkaboutCharter Instagram su Facebook https://www.facebook.com/WalkaboutCharter

Peter Vaiciurgis sailing at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Chris Larsen sailing Don't Panic with his 12 year old son Nick at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Chiappisi intervistato al "Ricovero" da Giampiero Di Fiore,un suo vecchio amico. Il libro. Due Palermo, quella popolare dei vicoli e quella snob della "città bene" raccontate in un romanzo godibile dalla prima all'ultima pagina. "Mimì" (Novantacento, 192 pagg., 11 euro) segna l'esordio da romanziere del giornalista palermitano Giovanni Chiappisi e narra le gesta di don Mimì Lo Bianco, borseggiatore, abile col temperino a sfilare portafogli altrui. La sua vita scorre, tra alti e bassi, nel Vicolo Platone, a fianco della moglie Saruzza e di altri personaggi indimenticabili, come l'erudito Professore, che illustra il pensiero di Socrate agli avventori della taverna. Fino all'incontro con Teresa, affascinante donna dell'alta borghesia palermitana, che lo inghiottirà in un mondo nuovo, astruso e seducente. Comincerà da qui la seconda vita di Mimì, una vita da portare avanti mentre nel Vicolo, Saruzza mette al mondo i suoi figli. Mimì diventerà suo malgrado un antieroe dei due mondi, quello semplice e sanguigno del suo microcosmo e quello vizioso e annoiato della "città bene", fino al sorprendente epilogo della sua vicenda. Un romanzo che si legge come una full immersion nelle viscere di una Palermo capace ancora di sorprendere.

Due Palermo, quella popolare dei vicoli e quella snob della "città bene" raccontate in un romanzo godibile dalla prima all'ultima pagina. "Mimì" (Novantacento, 192 pagg., 11 euro) segna l'esordio da romanziere del giornalista palermitano Giovanni Chiappisi e narra le gesta di don Mimì Lo Bianco, borseggiatore, abile col temperino a sfilare portafogli altrui. La sua vita scorre, tra alti e bassi, nel Vicolo Platone, a fianco della moglie Saruzza e di altri personaggi indimenticabili, come l'erudito Professore, che illustra il pensiero di Socrate agli avventori della taverna. Fino all'incontro con Teresa, affascinante donna dell'alta borghesia palermitana, che lo inghiottirà in un mondo nuovo, astruso e seducente. Comincerà da qui la seconda vita di Mimì, una vita da portare avanti mentre nel Vicolo, Saruzza mette al mondo i suoi figli. Mimì diventerà suo malgrado un antieroe dei due mondi, quello semplice e sanguigno del suo microcosmo e quello vizioso e annoiato della "città bene", fino al sorprendente epilogo della sua vicenda. Un romanzo che si legge come una full immersion nelle viscere di una Palermo capace ancora di sorprendere.

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Buzz started sailing young wit his brother Frank. They sort of fell into the Snipe by accident but clearly they liked it. Pretty soon the whole family was sailing Snipes and winning championships. He liked the boat because it was easy to handle and he could have a girl crew for him -- girls being smaller and more agile in the boat. That's always an important part of having Serious Fun to go along with the Serious Sailing. Buzz sailed with Dick Tillman down in South America and he's got a great story about Dick's choice of foul weather gear.

This Jeanneau 409 had just arrived to the boat yard in Marina del Ray. From the video you can see what the yacht looks like with the keel off and rudder freshly installed. I will have more to come shortly once it is out of the yard. If you have any questions or would like to view this yacht in person please feel free to contact me at any time day or night at 1-619-507-4416 or ianvt@cruisingyachts.net I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Ian VT

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Rohan Nosworthy and Sophie Holt sailing Aqua Rodent at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Spotted from the boat!! It could sense our presence and turned to swim right for us. The most beautiful animal I've ever seen!!! Filmed with GoProHD.

Tim Dunstan, skipper of Dark Horse, at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Sandra Donovan and Laura Glynn, sailing Twisted Sister at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Siri Kamfjord has only been sailing Snipes for two years but she knows that sailing the Snipe Women's Worlds in November in St. Petersburg is a whole lot warmer than staying in Norway. She sails with her cousin and was hoping the big fleet and light breeze wouldn't be too big a change from Norway where she has los of fun sailing in big breezes.

Ida Satersdal started sailing Snipes in 2000 and she's already been to two Women's World Championships. She had a Snipe fleet in her town in Norway and a skipper that kept asking her to come out and catch a ride. That's a perfect way to be introduced. Even though Ida learned to sail in big boats, for her the Snipe defines sailing -- both its complexity and its easy to pick up skills. She talks about how its not just about learning the mechanics of sail shape and boat handling, but all the other skills that need to be mastered too -- like reading the wind and weather patterns and of course tactics. Coming to Florida in November for the 2010 Snipe Women's World Championship sounded like a wonderful idea.

Joe free diving over 100' to find a 10 ft. obelisk in Kealakekua Bay by Captain Cook's Monument. Filmed with GoPro HD.

NS14 National President at the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club

Sean Edmiston - Winner of Heat 1 in the 42nd NS14 National Championships - Canberra Yacht Club