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	Dinghy sailing
		Dinghy sailing is the activity of sailing small boats by using the sails, adjustable centreboard, and tiller.
		He developed and contributed to many dinghy classes which are still with us nearly a century later: the International 14, the Firefly, and the Flying Fifteen.
		Sadly, the innovative technique was immediately banned, and received little development until it was reintroduced on the Flying Dutchman class in the early 1960s.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/di/Dinghy_sailing.html (1068 words)

	Dinghy sailing at AllExperts
		Dinghy sailing is the activity of sailing small boats by using (1) the sails and (2) underwater foils (centreboard and rudder).
		The Mirror Dinghy was predominantly built using stitch and glue, while the Heron is an example of a boat built using plywood on a timber frame.
		The examples of such dinghies are the Flying Dutchman, the Fiveohfive (505), the Fireball, the Osprey, the Javelin and the 470.
	en.allexperts.com /e/d/di/dinghy_sailing.htm (1385 words)

	Articles - Dinghy sailing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dinghy sailing is the activity of sailing small boats by using (1) the sails and (2) underwater foils (centreboard and rudder).
		The Mirror Dinghy was predominantly build using stitch and glue, while the Heron is an example of a boat built using plywood on a timber frame.
		The examples of such dinghies are the Flying Dutchman, the Fiveohfive (505), the Fireball, the Osprey, the Javelin and the 470.
	www.seekj.com /articles/Dinghy_sailing (1450 words)

	Dinghy racing at AllExperts
		Dinghy racing has been influential in developing all aspects of the modern dinghy, including hull design, sail materials and sailplan, and techniques such as planing and trapezing.
		Sailing dinghies compete on an international, national, state, association, club and class basis, using the ISAF International Racing Rules of Sailing, which are revised every four years.
		Sailing dinghies can be one-design, with virtually no difference between boats and strict rules controlling construction, or development classes like the International Moth which has gone from a wide-hulled scow, to a thin-hulled skiff and now to a hydrofoil-based design.
	en.allexperts.com /e/d/di/dinghy_racing.htm (1071 words)

	Flying Dutchman - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Flying Dutchman
		According to the legend, the captain, Hendrik Vanderdecken, was condemned to sail for ever round the Cape because of his blasphemous vow to round the Cape if he had to fight God and the devil until doomsday.
		The Flying Dutchman, with a crew of ghostly clients imploring all whom they may encounter to peruse their papers, has drifted, for the time being, heaven knows where.
		She might have been the very Flying Dutchman, so foul, draggled, and unkempt was every rope and stick aboard.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Flying+Dutchman (221 words)

	Wet and wild - Sport - smh.com.au
		Dinghy sailing is gathering momentum, as the Sydney International Regatta on the harbour in December will attest, when more than 15 classes and 300 sailors from around the world will battle it out.
		Such are the benefits of a stealthy sailing dinghy; you spot stuff that would otherwise pass by in a blur or dive out of sight.
		But no dinghy is made for 30 knots, which strikes violently, putting the boat on its ear, forcing us to ease the sails that flap dramatically as though being slapped around the head.
	www.smh.com.au /news/sport/wet-and-wild/2006/10/27/1161749312800.html (1264 words)

	Optimist (dinghy) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Optimist is a small, single-crew sailing dinghy.
		At the bow resides a wooden thwart to support the mast which passes through a hole in its center.
		As in some more elaborate types of dinghy, floats are installed inboard along each side in the front half of the boat to add buoyancy in the event of capsizing.
	www.tocatch.info /en/Optimist_(dinghy).htm (891 words)

	Sydney Flying Squadron
		The two day regatta which is open to all skiff and dinghy classes will be hosted from the Sydney Flying Squadron’s club house at Milson’s Point in the heart of Sydney on the weekend of August 20th and 21st 2005.
		The concept was inspired by the significant lack of organised dinghy regattas over winter in Sydney, and a need for skiffs to get some practice in before the regular season starts in the ensuing months.
		Given the regatta is open from Sabots to 18 footers and every thing in between, each class who comes to the event will have opportunity to put their boats on display both in the park and on the water to attract more interest from juniors and other sailors.
	www.sydneyflyingsquadron.com.au /bm/pr0501.htm (972 words)

	The Flying Ski's
		The wooden dinghy possessed no creature comforts only the functional display of wood ribbing and a dozen and a half ropes and wires down the middle of a flat floor leading to the skipper's cockpit.
		Instead, the duo sought perfection as attention was turned to the use of the dinghy's spinnaker which was raised from the front of the bow: presumably another technical advantage of the Dutchman as a spinnaker is deployed from the cockpit of a Flying Scott and other "A Fleet" racing boats.
		The Dutchman threatened to roll over on occasion as Bob slid down from his counter balance position on the wet gunwale, but he remember how to control the jib from the fore position.
	www.angelfire.com /sk3/jjgajewski/skis.htm (2137 words)

	Sail Search Engine and Directory - Dinghy
		The Interclub Dinghy Frostbite class, originally envisioned as a class for Inter-Club racing on Long Island sound, attracts some of the best sailors from a variety of other "summer" classes and provides great short course sailing on Sunday afternoons in the Northeast.
		The Flying Scot is a 19-foot centerboard daysailer.
		The International 10 Square Metre Canoe is the world's fastest single-handed monohull sailing dinghy, with a unique feature of a sliding seat that enables the helmsman to place his or her weight a long way out from the side of the hull.
	www.sail-search.com /search/Class_Associations_,038_Controlling_Bodies/Dinghy (1010 words)

	International Flying Dutchman Class News
		Whilst fully supporting the decision to retain 6 dinghy events in 2004, the FD class extends its sympathy to the Soling sailors who were the victim of ISAF politics much like FD sailors in 1992.
		The Flying Dutchman Class is saddened to hear of the death of Julie Blankstein on 27th February 2001.
		Julie was a very good friend to the Flying Dutchman Class and as President during the Olympic years of the eighties, his leadership was firm, wise and committed.
	sailingsource.com /sailfd/news2001.htm (666 words)

	Recreational sailing dinghy - 2WIN - NauticExpo
		Marc LAURENT, 470 world champion in 1975 and selected for the Montreal Olympic Games, is responsible for the design and finishing of the EQUIPE dinghy, aided and abetted by members of the French national Flying Dutchman team.
		The EQUIPE is a scaled-down version of the Flying Dutchman, the formula 1 of sailing, and is aimed principally at young regatta entrants.
		With this in mind, the EQUIPE has two main faces: steady and simple to use for learners, but suitably sharp and speedy across the water for regattas.
	www.nauticexpo.com /prod/2win/recreational-and-school-sailing-dinghy-20230-106716.html (188 words)

	Sailing Anarchy Forums > flying dutchman
		We got it out this summer and he and his son have been out having the time of their life.
		Oct 30 2006, 10:42 AM Try contacting www.calfd.org, this is a group of guys playing with and racing Dutchman.
		Try contacting www.calfd.org, this is a group of guys playing with and racing Dutchman.
	www.sailinganarchy.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php/t43263.html (1022 words)

	Class History
		It was in the late 40's that the IYRU (now ISAF) instigated a new modern 2-man international dinghy, the Tornado.
		Then it was decided to hold trials in the summer of 1952 in Holland and the name the "Flying Dutchman" was born, suggested by Sir Peter Scott, the then president of the IYRU.
		The trials were held on the Loodrecht lakes and on the open water of the Zuiderzee at Muiden.
	www.columbia-yachts.com /colFD/flyingDMhistory.html (788 words)

	Landlubber
		A 'Flying Dutchman' dinghy is a rare sight these days, but this Olympic class still commands respect and 13 of these magnificent boats gathered to participate in Saundersfoot Sailing Clubs August Bank Holiday Regatta.
		A special race series for the Flying Dutchmen was organised on the Tuesday.
		Race officials confessed to being so absorbed at the sight of these boats expertly sailed and in full flight that humdrum tasks like running the race were almost forgotten.
	www.johns.family.btinternet.co.uk /ssc/llubsep.html (299 words)

	ACT Dinghy Championships 2006
		The Canberra Yacht Club will be hosting the ACT Dinghy Championships on the weekend of the 25th and 26th November 2006.
		Some fleets having their ACT State Championships series include the Tasar, Flying Dutchman’s and NS14’s.
		With the Canberra Yacht Club hosting the NSW & ACT Laser Titles in February this is a great regatta to familiarise yourself with the venue.
	www.yachting.org.au /?Page=23886 (110 words)

	Flying Dutchman
		When it comes to enthusiastic keel boat owners, there are few people to top Monaco-based Dutchman, Peter de Ridder.
		One of the main differences between his boat and the other TP 52s is it has tiler steering.
		Sailing the TP 52 de Ridder says it is like a big version of the Mumm 30, effecitvely a big dinghy.
	www.madforsailing.com /ism/articles.nsf/Interview/22EBCE6D1DA6F9E58025717A00334AFA?OpenDocument&print1 (1691 words)

	June 29, 2005
		In the event he couldn't get a quorum - which is what happened - we suggested we race together in the Santa Barbara to King Harbor Race, the Baja Ha-Ha, or the Banderas Bay Regatta in Mexico.
		Walton, wife Christy, and son Luke had cruised Mexico with their catamaran a number of years ago, and based on reports from other cruisers, were unpretentious and well-liked.
		The closest we've come to dying on a boat was about 30 years ago when we did something very similar - only that time it involved an overloaded Flying Dutchman dinghy on a very windy San Francisco Bay with hardly anybody around.
	www.latitude38.com /LectronicLat/2005/0605/Jun29/June29.html (1188 words)

	Yachte.com.au - Classes - Flying Dutchman
		The International Flying Dutchman is a single class two man single trapeze dinghy of 6.05m in length with a 1.8m beam.
		It's renowned for its speed to windward throughout the sailable wind range.
		The 'Flying Dutchman' name born, suggested by Sir Peter Scott, the then president of the IYRU
	www.yachte.com.au /classes/flying_dutchman.asp (116 words)

	Dinghy Campionship Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Middle Harbour Yacht Club and the International 505 class is pleased to organise a six heat series to be held over six Saturdays during the 2004/05 racing season for the 420, 470, 505, Flying Dutchman and Sharpie classes.
		The intention is to establish this as an annual series providing all classes with the opportunity to get together in a fun and competitive environment and share ideas in a multi dinghy environment.
		Port Jackson Dinghy regatta over two weekends which all two and three person dinghies are also invited to and encouraged to participate.
	www.int505.org.au /dinghy.htm (316 words)

	FD \| \| Dictionary & Translation by Babylon
		FD can mean: The Canon FD lens mount, the manual predecessor of the Canon EF lens mount.
		Flying Dutchman (dinghy)The IATA code for Thai AirAsiaFloppy diskFamilial dysautonomiaA third generation Mazda RX-7Fire department, as in FDNYFinal Destination - a 2000 horror movie.
		Imperial Japanese Army (WW2) Fortified District (defensive fortified organization in Japanese and Manchukuo-Soviet frontier during Pacific War period).
	www.babylon.com /definition/FD/All (230 words)

	Santa Cruz April 505 Regatta 2004
		Then there is Carl's Olympic Gold Medal in the Flying Dutchman class, and he has won at least two US Laser Nationals, over twenty years apart.
		Jesse and I decided to fly out for some of the West Coast events this year, so we could have some practice in Santa Cruz conditions before the worlds.
		We were hoping for conditions similar to what we expect for the worlds (18-30 knots in big ocean swells and waves).
	www.int505.org /20040411SantaCruzDinghyREP.htm (3031 words)

	Sandy's Photo Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This is a pretty picture of home, where haggis roam free in the hills and whisky is on tap in every house..
		This is me sailing a modified Flying Dutchman dinghy - we added even more sail area.......
		This is me moving very fast (with a little bit of help from gravity).
	www.soton.ac.uk /~sandy/gallery.html (203 words)

	flying fish brewery - Beer Resources Here (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Diamond Knot Brewery F&M Breweries Fischer Beverages Flying Fish Brewing Franconia Brewing Frio Brewing Gambrinus Brewing Co. Genesee Brewing Co. Golden Prairie Brewing Co. Great Hawaiian Brewing...
		paradise caressed by two seas, swarming with flying fish and sweetened with fine rum.
		Cafe 415 Cedar St 206-448-9993 Flying Fish 2234 1st Ave 206-728...
	www.brewsite.com /flyingfishbrewery (951 words)

	The Dinghy Shop - Dinghies for Sale
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	www.dinghyshop.co.uk /forsale.html (86 words)

	Dynamic Chiropractic Doctors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Carr's life goal is to sail around the world with his son with regular visits from his wife in all the exotic locales, with a chiropractic table on board for "boat calls".
		Currently he is rebuilding two boats, a classic International 14, named "Ganimata" (bow-legged in Japanese), and a Flying Dutchman dinghy named "I Don't Know".
		He feels that sanding the hull is good training for chiropractic adjusting...
	www.dynamicclinic.com /dcdocs.html (991 words)

	Links to Hydrofoil Web Sites
		It goes 35 MPH or more on it's foils The pilot's seat is in the center cockpit with all the sail and foil adjustments on the control panel in front of you.
		TARCO Research Bionic Dolphin Website - Variable Attitude Submersible Hydrofoil (VASH) - The concept is that of an underwater flying machine, conceived in 1974 by Thomas A. Rowe.
		Hydrofoil Sailing Dinghy: a 15 year odyssey by John Perry to develop a small Catarmaran Sailing Hydrofoil.
	www.foils.org /linksout.htm (6848 words)

	Flying Dutchman World Championship \| Sailr
		Hungary's Szabolcs Majthenyi and Andras Domokos reclaimed the Flying Dutchman World Championship title Full Story »
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