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They have trained hard, practiced for years and now they are all set to conquer the Olympic sailing events in Beijing this summer. Kevin Stittle says its an honour to represent Canada at the Olympic Games.

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Marin Independent Journal Almost a week into the 15th Pacific Cup ocean sailing race, Kentfield’s Paul Cayard and the crew of the Santa Cruz 50 Hula Girl have

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NEW BEDFORD — The city has hosted its first sailing rendezvous of the 2008 season and judging from the comments of some of the participants it was an overwhelming success.

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Owen Parker, best known as Sir Edward Heath’s sailing master, was one of the best-known yachtsmen of his generation and managed all of Heath’s Morning Cloud yachts and their crews.

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Long before it was named the Olympics’ sailing city, Qingdao was a popular port town. Beyond sailing, Qingdao also has an European flavor and is the home of Tsingtao Beer.

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US SAILING may be best known for selecting the U.S. Olympic Sailing Team competing in China in the coming weeks, but they are also the nation’s premier provider of sailing instruction, issuing thousands of certifications through sailing schools across the country each year. And now, the nation’s governing body for sailing has launched a revamped learn-to-sail website, SailingCertification.com, …

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PORTSMOUTH, R.I.—-US SAILING may be best known for selecting the U.S. Olympic Sailing Team competing in China in the coming weeks, but they are also the nation’s premier provider of sailing instruction, issuing thousands of certifications through sailing schools across the country each year.

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The fourth annual Fishing & Sailing Trip for O.E.F./O.I.F. (Operation Enduring Freedom and Operation Iraqi Freedom) veterans will take place Tues., Aug. 5, at 9 a.m.

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A sailing-mad schoolboy hanged himself by accident after tying the strap of a laptop bag given to him by his father next to his bunk bed, an inquest heard.

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By MATTHEW WATKINS Eagle Staff Writer The coach of the Texas A&M University at Galveston offshore sailing team was fired from the school …

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