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30 min ago | BornRich

Worlda s largest yacht sold to hedge fund boss

Rumors aside, the owner of the worlda s largest yacht is hedge fund manager Elena Ambrosiadou.

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8 hrs ago | Chichester Today

Exciting endings as summer of sailing comes to an end

Peak sailing season may be behind us, but they're still making waves at Itchenor, Dell Quay and Bosham.

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Fri Nov 06, 2009

Stanford University Cardinal

Sailing in 15th Place at Schell Regatta After Day One

Stanford Sailing was forced to handle winds of up to 25 miles per hour, finishing in 15th place at the historic Schell Regatta and in last place at Harvard's Women's Victorian Coffee Urn, following the first of two days of sailing in New England.

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San Jose Mercury News

America's Cup feud could be nearing end

There might be a thaw coming in the long, bitter America's Cup legal fight between defending champion Alinghi of Switzerland and American challenger BMW Oracle Racing.

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Related Topix: Science / Technology

Los Angeles Times

Jessica Watson reaches 2,000-mile mark of solo global sailing voyage

Australian teen sailor Jessica Watson , 19 days into her planned voyage around the world, has reached the 2,000-mile mark as she sails to the north toward the equator.

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Thu Nov 05, 2009

Plymouth Evening Herald

SAILING: Regatta news with Phil Stoneham

NEARLY 20 competitors made the final event in the TH March Yealm Yacht Club Autumn Series an event to remember.

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Tampabay.com

Sailing: Italian triumphs at Osprey Cup on Tampa Bay

Jen Provan and crew, left, sail alongside the boat of USF's Rachael Silverstein, who finished 10th in the Osprey Cup match race event.

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Related Topix: Summer Sports, Anna Tunnicliffe, Sports, Olympics, Olympic Summer Games

Marin Independent Journal

Sailing in Marin: Old guard's new boat equals victory in Yankee Cup

THERE'S NO GLORY to be had if you're one of 15 boats jockeying for position along a city front start line and you get buried mid-fleet because you've chosen the wrong end of the line and most of the fleet is on starboard.

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NBC Bay Area

$10M Mast Breaks on Ellison's Boat

The mast on America's Cup challenger BMW Oracle Racing's 90-foot trimaran broke off while testing 30 miles off Point Loma near San Diego.

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Wed Nov 04, 2009

Carrickfergus Today

Sailing opportunities for those inspired by the Talls Ships

BASED charity has received a boost following the Tall Ships Festival. Belfast Lough Sailiability was presented with A 5,000 after a gala event in Belfast related to the maritime celebration.

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US SAILING

Applications Now Being Accepted for 2010 US Sailing Development Team

Formerly known as the US Sailing Team a ' U18 and US Sailing Team a ' U23, the USSDT was created for young athletes who have been identified as future Olympic prospects.

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Apollo Duck

UK: Topper Sailing Dinghy 43307

Complete. One original sail. Basic rig/transom sheeting. Launch Trolley. Cover okay but has been repaired.

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About.com

Laura Dekker: Sailing Solo Versus Reality TV

The Dutch juvenile court should announce tomorrow its findings regarding the psychological fitness of 14-year-old Laura Dekker for sailing around the world alone-either to allow or prohibit her going.

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Telegraph.co.uk

Mike Golding returns to Open 60 sailing in the 4720 mile Transat Jacques Vabre race

Offshore sailor Mike Golding returns to his comfort zone next week when he forsakes high speed Extreme 40 racing for the more familiar surroundings of racing an Open 60 across the Atlantic in the Transat Jacques Vabre.

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Tue Nov 03, 2009

WDBJ7

America's Cup trimaran dismasts on Pacific Ocean

The 200-foot mast on the monster trimaran that will represent the United States in the America's Cup came crashing down during a sail on the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday, snapping in two as it hit the rear beam.

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Guardian Unlimited

Sailing into middle age

A growing number of people in their 50s and above are opting to sail the world in middle age.

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Marin Independent Journal

Sailing in Marin: Mill Valley's Gutenkunst preparing for the ride of his life

Taking a bullet in the first race on a brand new boat sailing in its first regatta is no small deal for any serious sailor at anytime.

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The Day

Sailing into a writing career

Back when Carol Newman Cronin was a Connecticut College student in the mid-1980s, it was still the early days of the school's sailing team.

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Related Topix: Sports, Olympics

ABA Journal

Dutch Court Backs Mom, Says 14 is Too Young for Solo Global Sailing Trip

There's no question that Laura Dekker is an accomplished sailor. And a psychological report says her social and emotional development wouldn't be hindered by an around-the-world solo sailing trip.

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Mon Nov 02, 2009

Shelter Island Reporter

School sailing team makes winning waves at regatta

Above: Mackenzie Needham and Rachael Heinze sailing tight with competitors just after rounding the leeward mark.

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