16-Sep-2006  (yacht cruise)

• 'Boothbay Harbor Yacht Club (Boothbay Register)
I am finding it difficult to get in the groove as I write this beautiful Monday morning, September 11, 2006. Just five years ago it was also a crystal clear September day, a day we should and will never forget.
• 'TODAY (The Advocate)
Newark Area Zonta Club: Noon; Davis-Shai House, Heath; (740) 344-5291. Fish Dinner: 5 to 7 p.m.; Teheran Grotto, 124 Waterworks Road, Newark. Business After Hours: 5 to 7 p.m.; Buckeye Lake yacht Club, 5019 N. Bank Road, Buckeye Lake; $3 per person; mail reservation and money to Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 702, Newark, OH 43058-0702 or fax to (740) 345-5141.
• 'Triumph 191 Fish & Ski made for fun (Asbury Park Press)
The Triumph 191 Fish and Ski combines the best of both worlds, bringing the active family together to enjoy a little fishing or skiing on the same day. This 19-footer is capable of running speeds of 48 mph. This multi-purpose, Ropelyne constructed vessel has been updated for 2007 and is sure to be a "looker" at upcoming boat shows.
• 'Heart Beat: A love for rowing (St. Petersburg Times)
A surgeon and a Marine prove the couple that row together stay together. Come Saturday morning at daybreak, you'll find Pam Baines and David Greco rowing the Hillsborough River. Herons stand guard, dolphins flip as the duo glide past the tip of Harbour Island, soaking up the sunrise and solitude.
• 'Boat builders help transform Turkish economy (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
TUZLA, Turkey -- On a recent day this summer, an $80 million clipper called the Maltese Falcon left the Turkish shipyard of its birth and zoomed up the Bosporus, showing up rickety tourist boats and grimy cargo ships.
• 'Pirates Protest Lack of Dockage in Palm Beach County (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
(PRWEB) September 15, 2006 -- eBoatCharters.
• 'Ring in the New Year While Soaking up the Caribbean Sun on a Windstar Cruise (FinanzNachrichten)
SEATTLE, Sept. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Party hats, noisemakers and champagne are traditional for ringing in the New Year. Add an elegant Windstar Cruises' motor sailing yacht in the sparkling azure waters of the Caribbean and the stage is set for a memorable holiday celebration.
• 'Luxury yacht boom continues as new money floods in (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Size matters in luxury yachting and for now there is no sign that demand for bigger and faster vessels is slowing, according to industry players at the Cannes boat show this week.
• 'Ring in the New Year While Soaking up the Caribbean Sun on a Windstar Cruise (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance)
Party hats, noisemakers and champagne are traditional for ringing in the New Year.
• 'Cruising (Yachting Monthly)
Mad cowes Bruises, bumps and rolls: all in a day's work during Cowes Week Landfalls: Hull & the RIVER Humber The third biggest port in England has plenty to offer cruising folk La Paz waltz Rich Malone performs the tango in Mexico's Sea of Cortez First time across YM photographer Graham Snook joins the RYA Channel Cruise The gospel of the east Celebrating 50 years of Jack Coote's East Coast