March 2008
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Mon 31 Mar 2008
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Posted by Mark Frauenfelder , March 27, 2008 10:54 PM Here's a video of Fadhel Al-Said, a "researcher on astronomy," sharing his surprising findings about the shape of the Earth and the physics of the solar ... via Boing Boing
Mon 31 Mar 2008
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Mon 31 Mar 2008
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Mon 31 Mar 2008
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SCUTTLEBUTT 2564 - March 31 2008: The latest news in the sport of sailing, letters from the 'buttheads, and the Curmudgeon's Observation.
Sun 30 Mar 2008
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The Yngling Women Europeans in Blanes is the last Championship for the women fleet before the Olympics in China in August. Of the 15 nations racing in the Olympics 14 are participating in this Championship and 9 teams of ...
Sat 29 Mar 2008
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After an hour and a half wait for the sea breeze to come in, the two remaining races to decide this years champions could get underway. Some crews took the rare opportunity to cool down with a quick dip ...
Sat 29 Mar 2008
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Sat 29 Mar 2008
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"I have great doubts we would have survived Tuesday night"
A mutiny at sea has led to a $20,000 airborne rescue off the west coast of the North Island and an abandoned yacht. via Manawatu Evening Standard
Sat 29 Mar 2008
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Alain Gautier’s trimaran, Foncia, capsized this morning whilst Alinghi sailors were on board for a training session. The capsize occurred around 11.30 am about a mile from the Bastress south buoy that marks the southern entry channel to Lorient. Two ...
Sat 29 Mar 2008
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Thirty-four days after leaving Qingdao, China, to race across the Pacific Ocean westernaustralia2011.com finally arrived in port in Honolulu, Hawaii, at 1030 local time (2030 GMT) this morning to cheers and applause from supporters gathered on the dockside. Skipper ...