25-Aug-2006  (yacht cruise)

• 'Pewaukee chamber plans lake cruise (Small Business Times)
Pewaukee business executives are invited to partake in the Pewaukee Lake Cruise on Thursday, Sept. 14. The cruise will be presented by the Pewaukee Chamber of Commerce from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in conjunction with Prestige yacht Cruises.
• 'Easing into Nevis (CNN.com)
From the moment I arrive at Montpelier Plantation Inn, bone-weary after 14 hours of air travel and a bumpy ride up the mountain, something feels different.
• 'Wild fun in the ancient waters of Bellacragher Bay (Western People)
HISTORY whispers in the wind that dances across Bellacragher Bay. The mountains that have shielded Erris from the rest of the world for thousands of years, cup the inlet in a semi-circle of stone and heather, where the array of contrasts and colour dance in the sunlight.
• 'ITV's Love Island descends into fisticuffs (The Register)
Excellent It's official: despite the long-held belief that male ballroom dancers susbscribe exclusively to the Friends of Dorothy, Strictly Come Dancing "star" Brendan Cole has proved that they're not to be messed with by slapping former Hollyoaks "star" Lee Otway six times in a drunken row.?
• 'Adventure travel bargains of 2006 (USA Today)
Inside the Deals column: SmarterTravel.com looks at bargain travel adventures. Find out how to save on cycling in Provence, rafting in Nepal, sailing Greece, snowshoeing in Europe and more.
• 'Residents seek release of Spit EIS (ABC via Yahoo!7 News)
Gold Coast residents are calling on the Queensland Government to release the environmental impact study (EIS) being used to support plans to build a large yacht marina on the Spit at Southport.
• 'Antique cookbook selections blast from past (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
This selection of recipes culled from some of the cookbooks in Shirley Dyess' collection gives an idea of the different approaches found in older cookbooks. We've copied the wording exactly; the only change we made was to spell out abbreviations.
• 'Olympia sailing class gives students chance to learn the ropes (The Olympian)
OLYMPIA - In rain, mist or sunny weather like there was last week, a school of boaters ages 8 through 18 sets out on Budd Inlet from the Olympia yacht Club.