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[edit] Sailing yachts CS30, a sailing yachtA sailing yacht can vary in overall length (Length Over All - LOA, in yachting parlance) from about 6 m (20 feet) to well over 30 m (98 ft), where the distinction between a yacht and a ship become blurred. However, most privately owned yachts fall in the range of about 7 m to 14 m (about 23-46 ft); the cost of building and keeping a yacht rises quickly as length increases. In the US sailors tend to refer to smaller yachts as sailboats, while referring to the general sport of sailing as yachting. Monohull yachts are typically fitted with a fixed or adjustable keel below the waterline to counterbalance the overturning force of wind on the vessel's sails. By contrast, multihull yachts (a catamaran is an example of this type of vessel) use two or more hulls widely separated from each other to provide a stable base that resists overturning. Until the 1950s almost all yachts were made of wooden boards, or in a larger yacht, steel but nowadays there is a much wider range of materials. Most common is fibreglass, but steel, aluminium and much less often because of insurance difficulties, ferrocement are used as well. Wood is still used (traditional board based methods as well as modern technologies based on plywood, veneers and epoxy-glues etc.) but wood is mostly used when building an individual boat by a hobbyist or wooden boat purist. At the other extreme, high performance yachts such as those used in the Volvo Ocean Race and the America's Cup are often constructed from carbon fibre. regatta
$489,000 2004 46' Carver 466 Motor Yacht Used Boat For Sale
The Carver 46 Motor Yacht offers multiple possibilities to accommodate any celebration and has cruising power with its twin 480 HP Volvo diesel engines. Its three entertainment levels include an expansive bridge, generous aft deck, and spacious salon. Two staterooms separated by the full length of the yacht provide privacy and comfort, featuring walk-around queen berths with pillow top innerspring mattresses, as well as access to the respective heads. Maximum structural integrity is ensured through Carver's C.A.S.T. system. There's also worry free docking with the standard Carver Docking System with bow and stern thrusters and wireless docking remote control. AccommodationsShe can sleep 6 owners and guests very comfortably with two massive staterooms and a midcabin berth on board. Offering a queen island berth with innerspring mattress, cedar-lined locker storage and access to the master head, the master stateroom's spacious accommodations provide unsurpassed luxury. The guest stateroom is a queen island berth, cedar-lined locker storage and convenient access to the guest head. Both staterooms have walk-around access to the beds. Due to her raised side decks, the salon is exceptionally spacious and luxurious. Appointments include 20" TV with Trac Vision and DVD Player, CD Stereo with Sirius Satellite Radio, 60" stowaway bed, Ultra Leather lounge with incliners, snack bar and dry bar cabinet with bottle holders. Elegant cherry wood cabinetry and trim adds even more style.There are two heads on board. With privacy and convenience in mind, both head compartments include a stylish vanity and shower stall with bench seat, and vacuflush heads.GalleyThe full galley includes a built-in convention oven and microwave, refrigerator and freezer units, trash compactor, dinette, pressurized water, bar stools, granite countertops and a wood planking floor.DecksWhether you're relaxing on the deck or bridge, you'll enjoy the way this Carver 466 can entertain. The generously sized bridge features a wraparound lounge with ample seating for four, plus an adjustable helm seat, two companion swivel chairs and a control console that provides abundant space for electronics. The bridge is enclosed by a Prestige custom bimini top. An integral stairway leads to the spacious aft deck where entertaining is a pleasure, with a hardtop that covers the entire deck, a wet bar and a transom door that can be conveniently secured open or closed and a swim platform with a fresh water shower and storage box. Electric and ElectronicsAll of the latest in technology is available in this Carver 46. Specs include standard full instrumentation plus Raytheon C120 12.1" Multifunction Display, Nav Net 7" Color LCD Radar, Raytheon ST6001 Auto Pilot, Trac Vision TV, Sirius Satellite Radio, remote spotlight and Raystar 120 Sea Talk.Engines and EquipmentThe engine room offers plenty of space for maintenance of her twin Volvo 480 HP diesel engines. Bow and Stern Thrusters, Maxwell windlass, cable master, and a 17 kw Kohler generator all add to this wonderful package.This yacht is like-new with very few hours on her and is priced to sell. If you are in the market for a motor yacht, this is the vessel for you!Link for full specshttp://www.robertchristopheryacht.com...
How About Your Adventure Sailing Trip? When ? | Content for Reprint
At the same time you will need to determine the size of the yacht or ship, big, small or what? If every one who is going is a first time cruiser, it will be better to choose a bigger boat. Have a nice enjoyable trip. ...
Detroit, USA - "Industrial Ghosts" (June 2008)
"Detroit was once the symbol of America's industrial power; the birthplace of Ford, the assembly line and the home of GM. But now it feels more like a ghost town littered with abandoned buildings. In 1913 Detroit was booming but when the Great Depression hit, this abruptly ended. Between 2006 and 2008 four of GM's plants in Michigan closed, and more than 15,000 are homeless in the city. "There' More.. s no work in Michigan... all you see is vacant houses" explains one homeless resident. As industries move to areas with cheaper labour, former assembly line workers and buildings are left useless." journeymanpictures *** Related: (documentary) Roger and Me, by Michael Moore (1989) "ROGER AND ME is a feature-length documentary film chronicling the efforts of the world's largest corporation, General Motors, as it turns its hometown of Flint, Michigan, into a ghost town. In his quest to discover why GM would want to do such a thing, filmmaker Michael Moore, a Flint native, attempts to meet the chairman, Roger Smith, and invite him out for a few beers up in Flint to "talk things over". In between his efforts to see Smith, Moore, the son of a Flint autoworker, takes us on a bizarre journey through Flint accompanied along the way by Ronald Reagan, Miss America, Pat Boone, Bob "Newlywed Game" Eubanks, and TV evangelist Robert Schuller--all of whom show up to save Flint from destruction. But, like a modern-day version of the "Grapes of Wrath," the situation seems hopeless--and the scenes from Flint are startling: --20,000 people standing in line at one location to collect federal surplus cheese and butter; --Large sections of the city filled with abandoned homes and boarded up stores, looking more like a war zone than an American town; --28,000 people who have lost their homes and their life savings and have packed up and headed south in search of work; --The social cost of 25% unemployment: record rates of suicide, spousal abuse, alcoholism, and, surpassing Miami and Detroit as the city with the highest rate of violent crime. These are a few of the results of General Motors laying off 40,000 people in Flint in the past nine years. It is expected that GM will eliminate another 10,000 Flint jobs in the next few years. 50% of Flint's GM workforce will have been abolished by 1989, an event of unprecedented proportion in American history. Yet, since 1983, car sales have steadily risen and GM has posted record profits of nearly $19 billion. So why lay off all of these people? Moore points out that he and his friends were raised on the American Dream which promised that if you worked hard and the company prospered, you would too. Now, it seems, GM has changed the rules: you work hard, the company prospers--and you lose your job. The film shows that GM has used these profits not to create jobs, but to buy data processing companies (EDS) and weapons manufacturers (Hughes Aircraft), automate their current assembly lines, and build new plants in Mexico and Asia. In addition, GM has bought a controlling interest in Isuzu, entered into a joint operating agreeement with Toyota, and has become the second largest mortgage holder in the United States. Flint, Michigan, it seems, is no longer part of the GM plan. In the midst of this rapidly crumbling city, the town leaders have gone a little crazy. They quickly devise a series of desperate schemes that seem more like a Marx Brothers movie than serious urban planning: --The mayor of Flint pays TV evangelist Robert Schuller $30,000 to come to Flint and hold a giant revival meeting, complete with live television coverage, to "heal" the city of its unemployment plague. --The city, along with the Flint-based Mott Foundation, spends $100 million to build an amusement park tribute "to the glory and wonderment of the automobile" called "AutoWorld"--the world's largest indoor theme park. Over one million tourists a year are expected to visit Flint and AutoWorld. Few toursits show up and AutoWorld closes in six months. --The city of Flint spends $13 million in tax funds to build a luxury Hyatt Regency hotel in downtown Flint, expecting to draw major conventions to the city. The place goes bankrupt in the first five years. --The Flint Chamber of Commerce, spurred on by a survey that shows that 45% of Flint's residents say they would move out of Flint immediately if they could, installs a number of large billboards around the city to "help improve the citizens' self concept" (the signs read: "Tough Times Don't Last--Tough People Do!" "Flint--It Means So Much To Be Here" and "Visit Flint--And Leave the Real World Behind!"). --The city health department holds a press conference and announces that the rat population in Flint has surpassed the human census. The department blames it on the fact that the city can only afford to pick up the garbage twice a month and offers a bounty for every dead rat brought in by a city resident. --A group of laid-off auto workers show up at the GM annual board of directors meeting with a Brinks truck and demand that GM return the millions of dollars in tax breaks it has received for promising to create new jobs. All the while, the filmmaker, Michael Moore, has been trying to see Roger Smith. He arrives at GM world headquarters in Detroit and is immediately escorted out of the building. He then shows up at the GM board meeting and is removed from the audience's podium. He attempts to track down Roger's estate in Bloomfield Hills, but to no avail. From the Yacht Club to the Golf Club to the Hunt Club, Moore takes us on a tour of the havens of the rich and powerful in his seemingly futile, but finally succesful, attempt to talk to Roger Smith. ROGER AND ME is both a dark comedy and a compelling indictment of an American Dream gone awry." Roger & Me website Less..
Dubai Marina Yacht Club opens leisure doors - Real Estate ...
Billed as the port authority for all operations and berthing along the 3.5km Dubai Marina canal the Dubai Marina Yacht Club will cater to over 500 yachts from 10 to 35 metres in length. Story continues below ↓. advertisement ...
Reversal of rules a godsend for yachties - Fiji Times Online
Apart from extending the length of stay to 18 months and removing the re-entry conditions, Commodore Bainimarama also announced a Super Yacht Charter Policy that will facilitate the super yacht industry in Fiji. ...
"Sentori 58R" Flybridge Motor Yacht by Christian Gumpold ...
Everyone has at least one yacht. I have six. But for those who want a yacht that’s unlike their other yachts, there’s the SENTORI 58R. The SENTORI 58R is a flybridge motor yacht, with three decks, a length of about 18m and a ...
'Masquerade': Full Length
A yacht racer's seduction of an innocent heiress leads to murder in the Long Island Hamptons.
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Luxury sailing vessels. Yachts and boats that sail. Sailing school, schools for sailing. High end sailing schools. Sailing training. Training how to sail on a 45' yacht or boat. Ocean sailing with a captain. Crews for sailing vessels. day sailers, With Hunter daysailers, durability, safety and FUN are our priorities. Our Advanced Composite Process integrates ABS plastic, high density foam and stitch bi-directional cloth into a tough, unsinkable hull which is far more impact-resistant than traditional fiberglass. See them today at your nearest Hunter dealer. Sailing yachts CS30, a sailing yachtA sailing yacht can vary in overall length (Length Over All - LOA, in yachting parlance) from about 6 m (20 feet) to well over 30 m (98 ft), where the distinction between a yacht and a ship become blurred. However, most privately owned yachts fall in the range of about 7 m to 14 m (about 23-46 ft); the cost of building and keeping a yacht rises quickly as length increases. In the US sailors tend to refer to smaller yachts as sailboats, while referring to the general sport of sailing as yachting. Monohull yachts are typically fitted with a fixed or adjustable keel below the waterline to counterbalance the overturning force of wind on the vessel's sails. By contrast, multihull yachts (a catamaran is an example of this type of vessel) use two or more hulls widely separated from each other to provide a stable base that resists overturning. Until the 1950s almost all yachts were made of wooden boards, or in a larger yacht, steel but nowadays there is a much wider range of materials. Most common is fibreglass, but steel, aluminium and much less often because of insurance difficulties, ferrocement are used as well. Wood is still used (traditional board based methods as well as modern technologies based on plywood, veneers and epoxy-glues etc.) but wood is mostly used when building an individual boat by a hobbyist or wooden boat purist. At the other extreme, high performance yachts such as those used in the Volvo Ocean Race and the America's Cup are often constructed from carbon fibre. Modern yachts have efficient sail-plans that allow them to sail into the wind. This capability is the result of a sail plan and hull design (typically a sloop rig) that utilizes Bernoulli's principle to generate lift.
[edit] Sailing yachts CS30, a sailing yachtA sailing yacht can vary in overall length (Length Over All - LOA, in yachting parlance) from about 6 m (20 feet) to well over 30 m (98 ft), where the distinction between a yacht and a ship become blurred. However, most privately owned yachts fall in the range of about 7 m to 14 m (about 23-46 ft); the cost of building and keeping a yacht rises quickly as length increases. In the US sailors tend to refer to smaller yachts as sailboats, while referring to the general sport of sailing as yachting. Monohull yachts are typically fitted with a fixed or adjustable keel below the waterline to counterbalance the overturning force of wind on the vessel's sails. By contrast, multihull yachts (a catamaran is an example of this type of vessel) use two or more hulls widely separated from each other to provide a stable base that resists overturning. Until the 1950s almost all yachts were made of wooden boards, or in a larger yacht, steel but nowadays there is a much wider range of materials. Most common is fibreglass, but steel, aluminium and much less often because of insurance difficulties, ferrocement are used as well. Wood is still used (traditional board based methods as well as modern technologies based on plywood, veneers and epoxy-glues etc.) but wood is mostly used when building an individual boat by a hobbyist or wooden boat purist. At the other extreme, high performance yachts such as those used in the Volvo Ocean Race and the America's Cup are often constructed from carbon fibre. regatta
$489,000 2004 46' Carver 466 Motor Yacht Used Boat For Sale
The Carver 46 Motor Yacht offers multiple possibilities to accommodate any celebration and has cruising power with its twin 480 HP Volvo diesel engines. Its three entertainment levels include an expansive bridge, generous aft deck, and spacious salon. Two staterooms separated by the full length of the yacht provide privacy and comfort, featuring walk-around queen berths with pillow top innerspring mattresses, as well as access to the respective heads. Maximum structural integrity is ensured through Carver's C.A.S.T. system. There's also worry free docking with the standard Carver Docking System with bow and stern thrusters and wireless docking remote control. AccommodationsShe can sleep 6 owners and guests very comfortably with two massive staterooms and a midcabin berth on board. Offering a queen island berth with innerspring mattress, cedar-lined locker storage and access to the master head, the master stateroom's spacious accommodations provide unsurpassed luxury. The guest stateroom is a queen island berth, cedar-lined locker storage and convenient access to the guest head. Both staterooms have walk-around access to the beds. Due to her raised side decks, the salon is exceptionally spacious and luxurious. Appointments include 20" TV with Trac Vision and DVD Player, CD Stereo with Sirius Satellite Radio, 60" stowaway bed, Ultra Leather lounge with incliners, snack bar and dry bar cabinet with bottle holders. Elegant cherry wood cabinetry and trim adds even more style.There are two heads on board. With privacy and convenience in mind, both head compartments include a stylish vanity and shower stall with bench seat, and vacuflush heads.GalleyThe full galley includes a built-in convention oven and microwave, refrigerator and freezer units, trash compactor, dinette, pressurized water, bar stools, granite countertops and a wood planking floor.DecksWhether you're relaxing on the deck or bridge, you'll enjoy the way this Carver 466 can entertain. The generously sized bridge features a wraparound lounge with ample seating for four, plus an adjustable helm seat, two companion swivel chairs and a control console that provides abundant space for electronics. The bridge is enclosed by a Prestige custom bimini top. An integral stairway leads to the spacious aft deck where entertaining is a pleasure, with a hardtop that covers the entire deck, a wet bar and a transom door that can be conveniently secured open or closed and a swim platform with a fresh water shower and storage box. Electric and ElectronicsAll of the latest in technology is available in this Carver 46. Specs include standard full instrumentation plus Raytheon C120 12.1" Multifunction Display, Nav Net 7" Color LCD Radar, Raytheon ST6001 Auto Pilot, Trac Vision TV, Sirius Satellite Radio, remote spotlight and Raystar 120 Sea Talk.Engines and EquipmentThe engine room offers plenty of space for maintenance of her twin Volvo 480 HP diesel engines. Bow and Stern Thrusters, Maxwell windlass, cable master, and a 17 kw Kohler generator all add to this wonderful package.This yacht is like-new with very few hours on her and is priced to sell. If you are in the market for a motor yacht, this is the vessel for you!Link for full specshttp://www.robertchristopheryacht.com...
How About Your Adventure Sailing Trip? When ? | Content for Reprint
At the same time you will need to determine the size of the yacht or ship, big, small or what? If every one who is going is a first time cruiser, it will be better to choose a bigger boat. Have a nice enjoyable trip. ...
Detroit, USA - "Industrial Ghosts" (June 2008)
"Detroit was once the symbol of America's industrial power; the birthplace of Ford, the assembly line and the home of GM. But now it feels more like a ghost town littered with abandoned buildings. In 1913 Detroit was booming but when the Great Depression hit, this abruptly ended. Between 2006 and 2008 four of GM's plants in Michigan closed, and more than 15,000 are homeless in the city. "There' More.. s no work in Michigan... all you see is vacant houses" explains one homeless resident. As industries move to areas with cheaper labour, former assembly line workers and buildings are left useless." journeymanpictures *** Related: (documentary) Roger and Me, by Michael Moore (1989) "ROGER AND ME is a feature-length documentary film chronicling the efforts of the world's largest corporation, General Motors, as it turns its hometown of Flint, Michigan, into a ghost town. In his quest to discover why GM would want to do such a thing, filmmaker Michael Moore, a Flint native, attempts to meet the chairman, Roger Smith, and invite him out for a few beers up in Flint to "talk things over". In between his efforts to see Smith, Moore, the son of a Flint autoworker, takes us on a bizarre journey through Flint accompanied along the way by Ronald Reagan, Miss America, Pat Boone, Bob "Newlywed Game" Eubanks, and TV evangelist Robert Schuller--all of whom show up to save Flint from destruction. But, like a modern-day version of the "Grapes of Wrath," the situation seems hopeless--and the scenes from Flint are startling: --20,000 people standing in line at one location to collect federal surplus cheese and butter; --Large sections of the city filled with abandoned homes and boarded up stores, looking more like a war zone than an American town; --28,000 people who have lost their homes and their life savings and have packed up and headed south in search of work; --The social cost of 25% unemployment: record rates of suicide, spousal abuse, alcoholism, and, surpassing Miami and Detroit as the city with the highest rate of violent crime. These are a few of the results of General Motors laying off 40,000 people in Flint in the past nine years. It is expected that GM will eliminate another 10,000 Flint jobs in the next few years. 50% of Flint's GM workforce will have been abolished by 1989, an event of unprecedented proportion in American history. Yet, since 1983, car sales have steadily risen and GM has posted record profits of nearly $19 billion. So why lay off all of these people? Moore points out that he and his friends were raised on the American Dream which promised that if you worked hard and the company prospered, you would too. Now, it seems, GM has changed the rules: you work hard, the company prospers--and you lose your job. The film shows that GM has used these profits not to create jobs, but to buy data processing companies (EDS) and weapons manufacturers (Hughes Aircraft), automate their current assembly lines, and build new plants in Mexico and Asia. In addition, GM has bought a controlling interest in Isuzu, entered into a joint operating agreeement with Toyota, and has become the second largest mortgage holder in the United States. Flint, Michigan, it seems, is no longer part of the GM plan. In the midst of this rapidly crumbling city, the town leaders have gone a little crazy. They quickly devise a series of desperate schemes that seem more like a Marx Brothers movie than serious urban planning: --The mayor of Flint pays TV evangelist Robert Schuller $30,000 to come to Flint and hold a giant revival meeting, complete with live television coverage, to "heal" the city of its unemployment plague. --The city, along with the Flint-based Mott Foundation, spends $100 million to build an amusement park tribute "to the glory and wonderment of the automobile" called "AutoWorld"--the world's largest indoor theme park. Over one million tourists a year are expected to visit Flint and AutoWorld. Few toursits show up and AutoWorld closes in six months. --The city of Flint spends $13 million in tax funds to build a luxury Hyatt Regency hotel in downtown Flint, expecting to draw major conventions to the city. The place goes bankrupt in the first five years. --The Flint Chamber of Commerce, spurred on by a survey that shows that 45% of Flint's residents say they would move out of Flint immediately if they could, installs a number of large billboards around the city to "help improve the citizens' self concept" (the signs read: "Tough Times Don't Last--Tough People Do!" "Flint--It Means So Much To Be Here" and "Visit Flint--And Leave the Real World Behind!"). --The city health department holds a press conference and announces that the rat population in Flint has surpassed the human census. The department blames it on the fact that the city can only afford to pick up the garbage twice a month and offers a bounty for every dead rat brought in by a city resident. --A group of laid-off auto workers show up at the GM annual board of directors meeting with a Brinks truck and demand that GM return the millions of dollars in tax breaks it has received for promising to create new jobs. All the while, the filmmaker, Michael Moore, has been trying to see Roger Smith. He arrives at GM world headquarters in Detroit and is immediately escorted out of the building. He then shows up at the GM board meeting and is removed from the audience's podium. He attempts to track down Roger's estate in Bloomfield Hills, but to no avail. From the Yacht Club to the Golf Club to the Hunt Club, Moore takes us on a tour of the havens of the rich and powerful in his seemingly futile, but finally succesful, attempt to talk to Roger Smith. ROGER AND ME is both a dark comedy and a compelling indictment of an American Dream gone awry." Roger & Me website Less..
Dubai Marina Yacht Club opens leisure doors - Real Estate ...
Billed as the port authority for all operations and berthing along the 3.5km Dubai Marina canal the Dubai Marina Yacht Club will cater to over 500 yachts from 10 to 35 metres in length. Story continues below ↓. advertisement ...
Reversal of rules a godsend for yachties - Fiji Times Online
Apart from extending the length of stay to 18 months and removing the re-entry conditions, Commodore Bainimarama also announced a Super Yacht Charter Policy that will facilitate the super yacht industry in Fiji. ...
"Sentori 58R" Flybridge Motor Yacht by Christian Gumpold ...
Everyone has at least one yacht. I have six. But for those who want a yacht that’s unlike their other yachts, there’s the SENTORI 58R. The SENTORI 58R is a flybridge motor yacht, with three decks, a length of about 18m and a ...
'Masquerade': Full Length
A yacht racer's seduction of an innocent heiress leads to murder in the Long Island Hamptons.
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The best FREE Sex Videos categorized for your pleasure . Click HERE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sailing yachts
Luxury sailing vessels. Yachts and boats that sail. Sailing school, schools for sailing. High end sailing schools. Sailing training. Training how to sail on a 45' yacht or boat. Ocean sailing with a captain. Crews for sailing vessels. day sailers, With Hunter daysailers, durability, safety and FUN are our priorities. Our Advanced Composite Process integrates ABS plastic, high density foam and stitch bi-directional cloth into a tough, unsinkable hull which is far more impact-resistant than traditional fiberglass. See them today at your nearest Hunter dealer. Sailing yachts CS30, a sailing yachtA sailing yacht can vary in overall length (Length Over All - LOA, in yachting parlance) from about 6 m (20 feet) to well over 30 m (98 ft), where the distinction between a yacht and a ship become blurred. However, most privately owned yachts fall in the range of about 7 m to 14 m (about 23-46 ft); the cost of building and keeping a yacht rises quickly as length increases. In the US sailors tend to refer to smaller yachts as sailboats, while referring to the general sport of sailing as yachting. Monohull yachts are typically fitted with a fixed or adjustable keel below the waterline to counterbalance the overturning force of wind on the vessel's sails. By contrast, multihull yachts (a catamaran is an example of this type of vessel) use two or more hulls widely separated from each other to provide a stable base that resists overturning. Until the 1950s almost all yachts were made of wooden boards, or in a larger yacht, steel but nowadays there is a much wider range of materials. Most common is fibreglass, but steel, aluminium and much less often because of insurance difficulties, ferrocement are used as well. Wood is still used (traditional board based methods as well as modern technologies based on plywood, veneers and epoxy-glues etc.) but wood is mostly used when building an individual boat by a hobbyist or wooden boat purist. At the other extreme, high performance yachts such as those used in the Volvo Ocean Race and the America's Cup are often constructed from carbon fibre. Modern yachts have efficient sail-plans that allow them to sail into the wind. This capability is the result of a sail plan and hull design (typically a sloop rig) that utilizes Bernoulli's principle to generate lift.