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[February 22, 2012]
Need a Good Read?
Cruising World editors and contributors bring home awards from the 2011 Boating Writers International annual writing contest.
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[February 21, 2012]
2012 Hospice Regattas
The 25 Hospice Regattas that are members of the National Hospice Regatta Alliance are celebrating 30 years of supporting hospices.
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[February 13, 2012]
Charter Tales to Tell
Share your charter experiences with Cruising World by taking our survey. "Editor's Log" from our March 2012 issue.
[February 8, 2012]
Regatta Pointe Marina Spring Nautical Expo
Visit Regatta Pointe Marina's Nautical Expo on March 31 and April 1 for boating seminars, demo rides, and more.
[February 2, 2012]
All-Female Sail Training Organization Announces Daughters of U.S. Military Initiative
Sisters Under Sail invites daughters of active military to apply for scholarship to sail aboard Tall Ship Unicorn.
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[January 20, 2012]
Northwest Maritime Center 2nd Annual Spring Boating Symposium
Come to Port Townsend, Washington, March 16-18, 2012, to see Cap'n Fatty Goodlander, Beth Leonard, Steve Callahan, and more!
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[January 18, 2012]
Hard Lessons Learned in the North Atlantic
Once again in 2011, the fall migration offshore to the Caribbean provided stern tests—and even brought tragedy—to sailors and vessels alike.
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[January 13, 2012]
In this Issue: February 2012
Visit national parks by sail, and install a set of lazy jacks.
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[January 12, 2012]
Just Toss It
Break the Hoarding Cycle by giving away all that stuff you’ve squirreled away.
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The surprise of the annual FLIR/Raymarine Miami Show dinner-and-demo cruise was the introduction of a higher-end M-Series camera with two-axis gyro stabilization and other enhancements. You can download the M-618CS brochure here, and also see a video illustrating how well it corrects the camera for pitch and yaw (but not roll). I saw it in action on the otherwise calm-water cruise thanks to a clever motion-simulating mount FLIR engineers came up with, and the stabilization seemed quite ...


