"Creating Sailing Opportunities: Diversifying through Outreach" with Lou Sandoval, Jason Thompson, Dawn Riley at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

Mike Segerblom moderates "Keep Those Boats in the Water: Integrating High School Sailing to your Organization" with speakers Bobby Collins, Tim Hogan, and Andy Herlihy at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

Anderson Reggio moderates a discussion: "Organizing a Great Regatta: Learn the Secrets of Successful Events" with speakers Randy Draftz, Lou Sandoval, and Brad Read at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

Dean Brenner presents "Building Aligning Motivating Your Organization: Achieve Your Org's Goals" at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

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video realizzato 2006 - La prima sensazione che si prova quando si entra nella barca, è di grande spazio. Le paratie verniciate a gelcoat bianco e gli armadi sospesi, contribuiscono a esaltare questa impressione http://www.solovela.net/4daction/web_Paginastatica?doc=barche&pag=modellobarca&w_immBarraTop=provebarche_top.jpg&modello=Harmony%2038 http://www.solovela.net Informazioni: Per non perdere gli articoli, la rivista digitale di SVN Solovelanet e i nuovi video, iscriviti alla newsletter del giornale: https://bit.ly/2SXR16M SVN è anche SVN Global in inglese, per iscriverti al giornale in lingua inglese clicca qui. http://www3.solovela.net/newsletter_en

Tom Hubbell moderates a discussion: "Adult Learn to Sail Programs: Attracting New Students and Engaging your Current Members" with speakers Richard Jepsen, Sarah Hannon, and Mette Segerblom at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

David Sprague presents "Classes Fleets: How to Grow Them, How to Keep Them Strong" at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

Wintertauchgang bei Frosta/Trondheimsfjord

Here is a video of an amazing visit of at least 500 hundred pacific white sided dolphins in a giant super pod as they played next to our catamaran as we sailed across Georgia Strait, Vancouver, BC, Canada on February 13, 2014. For more catamaran ocean sailing and nature videos visit Carllie and Garett at: VISIT OUR CATAMARAN SITE ======================== http://time-for-a-catamaran-adventure.com

The Delos crew swims with these gentle giants after anchoring at Sumilon Island, Philippines- just off the coast of SE Cebu Island. It was a truly humbling and amazing experience! Check the links below for more S\V Delos Action! http://www.svdelos.com http://www.facebook.com/svdelos http://www.twitter.com/svdelossailing This made possible by you! Support S/V Delos Videos! http://www.patreon.com/svdelos

Become a followtheboat patron by following this link: https://www.patreon.com/followtheboat Subscribe to our youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=spannerheadz Catch our blog at: http:www.followtheboat.com And get our email updates by subscribing here: http://eepurl.com/B9Ykn Follow us on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/followtheboat ****************************** We’ve been building quite a team on Esper. The workers have been hard at it and work tirelessly both inside and outside the boat (watch six days of work condensed into a three minute video clip), but this week we had to let one of them go. It was an awkward situation compounded by a language barrier, but work’s been progressing so quickly it was our only option… Six Days Work In A Boatyard In Three Minutes It’s Sunday and you still haven’t woken up properly, so to ease you in to this week’s update we present an introductory video clip of the work done in the last six days reduced down to three minutes, complete with soothing background music to remind us of the lucky people sailing the oceans. https://youtu.be/026tb_vKAKI Boat Relocation The biggest event that occurred this week in PSS Boatyard was the relocation of Esper. It involved moving four other boats along the track system the yard uses to move and park the boats. It’s fascinating to watch as six lads heave cables and jacks around the yard whilst the operator of the diesel-engine powered crank system move the boat from one location to another. The main reason for moving is to put Esper out the way since we plan to be here a few months. It also means we have our own corner where we can erect a tent around the boat in anticipation for the deck removal and painting. We’re making the most of the view before that happens. Toe-Rail Removal Before the deck can be removed the last item to go was the toe-rail. Since this is through-bolted all the way down the side of the boat the easiest way for the carpenters to get to the bolts was to either chisel it or take a saw to it! Interior Mood Boards One of the difficulties in managing a project of this scale is removing oneself from the manual labour and spending some time on the computer doing research. The interior, however, is one of the main reasons for undertaking this refit so we spent some time researching interior ideas. It’s a minefield but fortunately we’re blessed with some kind of creative vision that allows us to see beyond the mess and picture what our new interior will look like. We felt it was important to let the other workers, the carpenters in particular, be aware of our vision too so Un, our project manager, has placed a whiteboard up in the saloon which will serve as a focus point for ongoing concerns with the project, including imagery and ‘moods’ of the look we are trying to achieve. We spent quite a bit of time pouring over Formica and wood veneer brochures and narrowed the interior down to two veneers. Two significant changes we’ve been looking at is opting to turn the veneer on its side so the grain runs horizontally; and removing the dated trim around the doors. We’re also considering a brushed metal Formica in the galley to modernise it. Veneer and Trim Removal With the above in mind the two carpenters, Ton and Tui, began the messy job of removing the old ash veneer and chiseling away at the trim. Already the grey marine ply underneath gives us a hint of what the new interior will look like. Our third summary video of progress aboard Esper, who is undergoing a major refit in PSS Satun Boatyard, Thailand. This accompanies a blog post on week three's progress, which you can find here: http://followtheboat.com/2014/02/23/esper-refit-week-3. You can subscribe to our updates here: http://eepurl.com/B9Ykn You can also sign up for our email updates here: http://eepurl.com/B9Ykn

This is to accompany our blog post on Esper's Refit Week Three, which you can find here: http://followtheboat.com/2014/02/23/esper-refit-week-3. It was recorded in PSS Boatyard, Chebilang, Satun, Thailand, and features our team of workers on the boat this week. You can also sign up for our email updates here: http://eepurl.com/B9Ykn

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Chuck Hawley, George Day, and Kevin Wensley present "Sell Out Cruising Events: Mastering the Sailboat Sunflower" at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

Lynn Lynch, Jen Lancaster, and Taran Teague present "Building Race Management Resources at Your Club: Recruiting, Training and Supporting Your Volunteers" at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

Jim Clark presents "Passion, Innovation and Sailing" at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

Josh Adams, Managing Director of U.S. Olympic Sailing, presents "Olympic Pathways" at the 2014 US Sailing Leadership Forum

12 detail photos of the artwork Z.T. from artist Maarten Schepers at the Malieveld Den Haag