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Liz Clark Breaks Her Neck
Imagine an Olympic downhill ski racer falling down and breaking a leg on a bunny hill. That’s probably how Liz Clark of the Santa Barbara-based Cal 40 Swell, who has been cruising French Polynesia for years now, feels right now. As many of you know, she was a champion surfer when attending UCSB, and has…
Mexico, Here They Come!
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The Bounty sank 90 miles off Cape Hatteras this morning. Two crew, including the captain, are reported missing, while 14 other crewmembers were rescued by the Coast Guard. © 2012 Inverclyde Views UPDATE: Claudene Christian’s body was recovered. As the East Coast battens down the hatches in preparation for Hurricane Sandy, the Category 1 hurricane…
This Weekend and Beyond
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