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The holdem starting hand Four-Four (44). Pocket Fours.
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Wild Weather Greets Races on Day Two of the Charlotte Harbor Regatta A second day (Feb. 7, 2010) of unusually strong winter winds tested racers and tossed up the standings on Day Two of the inaugural Charlotte Harbor Regatta on Charlotte Harbor, Florida.Day One Results from the Inaugural Charlotte Harbor Regatta - Feb 5 Sailors competing in the Inaugural Charlotte Harbor Regatta battled blustery conditions ahead of a strong thunderstorm including 20-plus knot winds. Following are results from the Feb. 5 races.Tybee 500 Registration Open
TheBeachcats.com is happy to announce the launch of www.Tybee500.com a new website for the 2010 Tybee 500 long distance catamaran race. Teams wishing to enter this years race from Islamorada, FL up the East Coast of Florida to Tybee Island, GA can begin the registration process by filling out the simple online registration form.
There are over 3,000 photos from past years races, so be sure and take a look and see if you spot anyone you know.
Each team that is accepted to participate in this epic adventure will be provided with a team profile page on the Tybee500.com site. News items and updates posted on the site will be automatically tweeted, so be sure to add Tybee500 to your twitter account.
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Pilothouse Sailboats Good for heavy weather sailing, but not so good in hot climatesPilothouse sailboats have an inside steering position – this is the pilothouse. So why buy a pilothouse sailboat? A Read more...
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Build Your Own Dory Boat
Dory boats
are great fun and easy to build. What's more they move
through the water easily, whether you row, or they are
powered by wind or an outboard engine. Once you build
your dory, you will enter the wonderful world of messing
about in boats!
Dory sailboats have sailed across oceans for years, covering
thousands of miles in safety. One of the most famous wooden
dory sailboats is Badger, a junk-rig schooner used for
long-distance cruising. The Grand Banks dories are also
famous. These were used by the large fishing boats when
they reached the fishing grounds. You can now build a
16-foot Grand Banks Dory easily with the right
plans.
Then you can just float about, or race across the lake
or river, sail along the coast or just potter about on
the water.
Build, don't buy a dory
It is not easy to buy one unless you live in Newfoundland, because not many firms make them and they are expensive. But you don't need to buy one! Now you can build your own- easily and simply. But only if you have the right plans and method – you can get it here.
Most dories are much smaller, and are used for creek crawling or messing about in boats. Although dories cut through the water easily, one of their main advantages is that they have a very shallow draft, and so can be sailed into shallow creeks, and beached easily.
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Most dories are much smaller, and are used for creek crawling or messing about in boats. Although dories cut through the water easily, one of their main advantages is that they have a very shallow draft, and so can be sailed into shallow creeks, and beached easily.
A dory boat is a simple shape, but without the right information it can be a nightmare to build, because you need to get the dimensions exact, and get location of the panels just right when you assemble them.
Of course it is also important that you get plans, etc, from someone who has been building dories for years - experience really counts here.
Digital images make it easy
You really need digital images to get the best plans, so that
you can actually see each step in the process. Build
your own 16-foot Grand Banks Dory, and you can save
hundreds of dollars. You will end up with a quality product
that could last 30 years! Get
your plans now.
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Wild Weather Greets Races on Day Two of the Charlotte Harbor Regatta A second day (Feb. 7, 2010) of unusually strong winter winds tested racers and tossed up the standings on Day Two of the inaugural Charlotte Harbor Regatta on Charlotte Harbor, Florida.Day One Results from the Inaugural Charlotte Harbor Regatta - Feb 5 Sailors competing in the Inaugural Charlotte Harbor Regatta battled blustery conditions ahead of a strong thunderstorm including 20-plus knot winds. Following are results from the Feb. 5 races.Tybee 500 Registration Open
TheBeachcats.com is happy to announce the launch of www.Tybee500.com a new website for the 2010 Tybee 500 long distance catamaran race. Teams wishing to enter this years race from Islamorada, FL up the East Coast of Florida to Tybee Island, GA can begin the registration process by filling out the simple online registration form.
There are over 3,000 photos from past years races, so be sure and take a look and see if you spot anyone you know.
Each team that is accepted to participate in this epic adventure will be provided with a team profile page on the Tybee500.com site. News items and updates posted on the site will be automatically tweeted, so be sure to add Tybee500 to your twitter account.
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