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From 13 to 15 November 2018, the 13 finalists of the first Global Culinary Excellence Academy (GCEA) met in Chicago. There, three challenging examination days awaited the first future graduates of the academy. Spoiler alert: Everyone passed, three with outstanding results.

Leandro is Beautiful ketch

Join us for this week's episode of Waterfront Wednesdays where Jill and Alice are dropping the F-bomb: FILL. They're referring to Boston's filled tidelands, of course. Find out how fill has transformed Boston's harbor and waterfront from the 1700s to today, and what it could mean for the city's future. Be sure to follow Jill and Alice on twitter @harborhorwood and @ferryfaerie. Learn how to get involved in the City of Boston's Boston's Climate Ready program: https://www.boston.gov/departments/environment/climate-ready-boston/climate-ready-downtown-and-north-end And read about the city's vision to protect Boston's waterfront: https://www.boston.gov/departments/environment/resilient-boston-harbor ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Shoreline map, flood map and Ryan Playground rendering courtesy of City of Boston. "A view of part of the town of Boston in New-England and Brittish[sic] ships of war landing their troops!" by Paul Revere, 1768, courtesy of the Boston Public Library Archives "Map of Boston in the state of Massachusetts" by John Groves Hales and Thomas Wightman, 1814, courtesy of the Library of Congress Back Bay Map reproductions courtesy of the Norman B. Leventhal Map & Education Center at the Boston Public Library "Boston and its environs" by London R. Phillips, 1806, courtesy of the Boston Public Library Archives "Plan of South Boston" by Thomas W Davis, 1880, courtesy of the Boston Public Library Archives

Another beautiful evening in Kaş Marina. Time to visit the neighbours by drone. Some are working, others enjoy life.

Meet newly weds Mr. & Mrs. Jack & Britt Hambrecht, they along with Judy, Casey & Brett made up the crew for a sail on Annecam to Lady Musgrave Island.

Race 8 of the frosties was the second race on race day 4. It was once again sailed in dull rainy condition with a light breeze from the north east. For the second race in a row there was a large wind shift during the starting sequence which resulted in the pin end of the start line being heavily favoured. Two boats were brave enough to attempt a port had start, with "Go to Red" (mumm 36 racing yacht) crossing the fleet of port tack after defending the pin end of the start lined from "What's the Rush 2". With the size of the Wind shift "Go To Red" was able to deploy her Code Zero head sail shortly after the start, this allowed her to power her way to the first mark while the rest of the fleet slowed each other down as they tried to find a a clear lane to the first mark. The code zero powered "Go To Red" to victory making up for the poor showing in race 7. There are still 3 boats in the running for the overall win coming into the last race for the series. Be sure to tune in for the next video to find out who takes out the 2018 Frosties series on strangford lough.

Petite sortie de 6-7 km avec mon fidèle compagnon dans les chemins du sud Charente. Musique: - Mon nom est Personne / Ennio MORRICONE - Epic cinématic dramatique No Copyright - Panama / The AVENER Matériel: - Caméra avant : SJCAM SJ6 Légende -Caméra arrière : SJCAM SJ5000+ - Stabilisateur SJCAM Gimbal2

Jahresüberblick Podersdorf 1978. Super 8 Film digitalisiert und bearbeitet mit Pinnacle 14

un week end à groix

A quick look at what it's like on our Belize Snorkel Safari aboard the Belize Aggressor III.

NAVIGATION EN SOLITAIRE, TRAVERSER, VOYAGE, TUTO, vidéo, voilier, solitaire, films, transat, atlantique,

Floripa Ilha da Magia Rodrigo Jannis Imóveis - creci 5123 Cachoeira do Bom Jesus Florianópolis - Santa Catarina Brasil Passeio de bicicleta pela belíssima Praia da Cachoeira do Bom Jesus em maio de 2020.

French Olympic Windsurfer Charline Picon enjoys the waves and year-round trade winds in Raiatea, French Polynesia. Sheltered from swells but open to the strong trade winds, Raiatea's self-contained lagoon offers truly excellent sailing and windsurfing. Watch as her family explores the endlessly alluring islands. Want to be swept away to Raiatea? Click a link below UK: https://hubs.ly/H0qv0Tr0 USA: https://hubs.ly/H0qv12f0 Sunsail, a premium yacht charter brand within Travelopia, one of the world’s leading specialist travel groups, combines exceptional value vacations with a cutting-edge fleet of 500 yachts in over 20 of the best cruising destinations worldwide. Driven by freedom and adventure since 1974, Sunsail offers a wide choice of sailing vacations including flotilla, bareboat, skippered, and by-the-cabin options as well as sailing schools, events, and regattas. Sunsail carefully crafts charters for sailors, by sailors, focused on delivering unrivaled performance and service for customers across the world. Follow us at: facebook.com/sunsailusa facebook.com/sunsailuk twitter.com/sunsailusa twitter.com/sunsailuk instagram.com/sunsailholidays

Easily cooking peppers in the sun. Part 2: https://youtu.be/MUg6LNc5Tik Part 3: https://youtu.be/1NgQGwCgRVQ  Now that you ask...YES, we have to wear masks at all times, even at the roof... This is part 1 of three videos showing you some peppers being cooked with the sun. Peppers are easy to cook, since they are vegetables, containing mostly water. I bet you can cook this sort of stuff twice a day, from 10:00 to 13:00 and from 13:30 to 17:00 (In part 2, you'll see the peppers ready by 13:00). Meat and legumes are the hardest to cook, though in days like these, you can reach 120-130ºC between 12:00 and 15:00 and cook such things once a day. This way you can cook almost anything, every day from May until mid-late September. Even two times a day. Simple meals like this one can be cooked on less sunny days, all day long, from sunrise to sunset, but you have to realign the cookers more often and you will be able to reach only 100ish ºC. Meat and legumes will be very difficult with these. I'm yet to test it. Solar cookers: -Homemade DIY "Fun panel", by designer Teong H. Tan plans here: https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/solarcooking/images/e/e5/Fun-Panel_2_Construction_Plans.pdf/revision/latest?cb=20080806175729&path-prefix=es -Cheap "LAR" solar cooker from now extinct TaniwaSun. Search for foldable solar cooker and you'll find some similar ones. THX4watching!

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https://www.marineverse.com/marineverse-cup Results: 1. Mark 13 2. Princess Fuzzy 10 3. Aaron 7 4. Romeo 4 5. Kona Cal31 3 Download MarineVerse Cup and join sailing races in virtual reality! Music: https://www.bensound.com/

Siegerinterview mit Michael Zittlau nach der Ankunft von der Regattabahn.

Here we tackle 1400 miles in 3 days as we head south to Yuma Arizona for the longest leg of our road trip yet!! We will be heading south again in the spring, but good luck doing 1400 miles in 3 days with the boat!!

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