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Kaufmans Sue Their Iridium Time Provider
Should a company be held responsible for the consequences if they deactivate an Iridium emergency phone, especially if they charged the customer for the time to use that phone? The Kaufman family — parents Charlotte and Eric, and their daughters Lyra, 1, and Cora, 3 — were 1,000 miles into the Pacific aboard their San…
Final SSS Finishers and the Sense of Community
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Twenty-five Rescued off Crissy Field
We were a bit shocked to learn that Coast Guard resources had to come to the rescue of 25 windsurfers and kiteboarders off San Francisco’s Crissy Field Sunday evening, as we know that many boardsailors and kiters pride themselves on being able to ‘self-rescue’. But as Lt JG Sean Kelly explained, the summer winds, which…
The Importance of Divisions
From gray skies to blue, cold weather to warm, Pac Cup racers are now homing in on Oahu. Seen here are Tuesday starters heading toward the Golden Gate. latitude/Ross©2014 Latitude 38 Media, LLC How is it possible for a boat to finish 25th in fleet in the Pacific Cup and have sailed the best race?…
Life Is F–king Great!
"Life Is F–king Great!" Such is the sentiment of Peter Heiberg, who yesterday was first of the 14 competitors across the Singlehanded TransPac finish line at Hanalei Bay, Kauai, with his Palmer/Johnson 49 Scaramouche. Curiously enough, the hardest part of the race for him was the first few miles, as he reported in a Facebook posting.…