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Alter Cup Area D South Qualifier Nov. 13 & 14

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(@david.ingram)
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Hello All,

Please see the URL below for the Area D South Qualifier NOR.

http://www.fwyc.org/Regattas2010/AreaD/2010AreaDNOR.pdf

Fort Walton Yacht Club

http://www.fwyc.org/

Regards,
David Ingram
Area D South Rep


 
Posted : October 7, 2010 6:47 pm
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If you are planning on attending this year’s qualifier in 4 weeks I need you to register now please. I know several of you have indicated you will be attending so please take a few minutes and register, the host needs to plan.

Online Registration Link

Regards,
David Ingram

Area D Rep


 
Posted : October 19, 2010 7:03 am
catandahalf
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Reminder - the Golden Anchor Program for discounted US Sailing membership has been up graded (see below). Let's have a nice showdown this fall at

Sailor Friendly

FWYC. Air out those

A

Class missiles, Formula 16s, Formula 18s, and NACRA 20s. Now read this...
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The new web-based program streamlines the membership process, allowing your members to easily join or renew online, receive immediate membership confirmation, access all member benefits, and expedite the mailing of their membership materials. Also, your members will be able to join at any time during the year. In addition, the online system will relieve you of the administrative tasks associated with the old Golden Anchor Program. No more collecting member data, compiling lists and mailing payments. Your class members will access the Member Partner Program website directly and with a few clicks, join or renew their US SAILING membership.

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Thank you again for supporting US SAILING. We look forward to your participation in the Member Partner Program and your help with growing the sport of sailing.


 
Posted : October 19, 2010 2:15 pm
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There, I did it. Now get off my back!!

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Posted : October 19, 2010 3:26 pm
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Don't you back talk me!


 
Posted : October 19, 2010 3:44 pm
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I'm in.


 
Posted : October 20, 2010 3:16 pm
catandahalf
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What if Randy, Robbie, and Nigel were racing Viper 16s? Anyone else out there willing to go game on?

Back in the day, this qualifier was as tough as the Nationals:-) How about one start for forty + boats?

Enlist Now!


 
Posted : October 29, 2010 3:08 pm
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Robbie will not be there, he's committed elsewhere. Nigel is Area D North and will qualify there but is welcome to sail if he wishes. Don't know about Randy but would to love to see him there on a beach cat.

Rumor has it there is a strong F16 fleet planning on attending this one. I don't know which ride Taylor and Matt will be on but they are planing on attending. Olli Jason is coming. There is also an unconfirmed rumor Alex Shafer will be there on an F18. So regardless if we have the numbers or not it will be a talent rich event. For all those that campaign for a one fleet one start regatta, this is it, time to put up or shut up.


 
Posted : October 29, 2010 3:29 pm
 oxj
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Originally Posted by catandahalf
What if Randy, Robbie, and Nigel were racing Viper 16s? Anyone else out there willing to go game on?

Back in the day, this qualifier was as tough as the Nationals:-) How about one start for forty + boats?

Enlist Now!

Midget boats will always be midget boats


 
Posted : October 29, 2010 3:34 pm
catandahalf
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Even a 'midget' boat in the right hands is better than a maxi in the wrong hands.

You guys should have been on the starting line for the Galveston Bay Championships in circa 1977 or '78 off Texas City Dike. What a Hoot! 70 + boats (one start) - first Gulf Coast regional showdown between the Prindle 19, NACRA 5.2, and Hobie 18. Johnny Maudlin was PRO. Cauldwell's P - 19, from Texas, won the event overall (on a tie breaker if I remember) as a result of a rating adjustment to the NACRA 5.2 during the series.

How many of ya'll remember Dick Blanchard and NAMSA?

How about having another

Portsmouth Championships

for catamarans like we used to do in the background of US Sailing, but have the US Sailing Portsmouth Comm and the Championship Comm support the idea for consideration?

The Perpetual Trophy would be in honor of Darline Hobock. Kirt Simmons presented this proposal during the MHC in Phoenix, and Carl Reigart acted in favor of looking into the possibility of such an event.

Bert Rice
Viperville


 
Posted : October 29, 2010 6:45 pm
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Reminder: US Sailing membership is required for the skipper and crew for this regatta. If your membership is not current please renew it here US Sailing Membership Online Renewal . Make sure you select Multihill Council Golden Anchor as your Yacht Club so you are counted and tracked as a multihull sailor.

Thank you in advance,
David Ingram
Area D Rep


 
Posted : November 1, 2010 9:36 am
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