All:

A great night of racing last night on the Jordanelle.  We had 8 boats
out for the last night which started off with a very strong 10-12
knots from the Southeast but as racing began, it shifted to our
standard Northwest at 3-5knots and eventually strengthened a little
to 5-7knots for the last couple of races.  A nice thunderstorm, which
never threatened us, passed just to the North of us, offering a nice
bit of scenery as the races began.

Thanks to Honey Parker, Blaine's wife who helped out on the Race
Committee boat last night and to Doug Dubois also helped with the
race committee and who let me take his hot rod Laser out for a couple
of races and probably was biting his nails as I made some punk moves
on his boat after crossing the start line early.  Congrats to Mike
Falk and Bob Skinner who came out in Bob's pair of newly acquired
boats to not only join the racing but made a big impression on their
first night out!

Results are posted in the files section of the Yahoo site.

We'll have the results of the I-sails, sail give-away to the top two
up and coming sailors, later today.

We have begun discussion of a one-day Fall regatta later in October,
after the truck of new boats has arrived so those people can race.
That racing will be followed by the race awards BBQ.

Congratulations to John Nuffer, Ben Nak and Brett Haacke for scoring
1st, 2nd and 3rd in the Spring Series!  (Scoring corrected based on
Stan Haacke's careful eye)

Congratulations to John Nuffer, Philippe Astie and Pablo Gianfelice
for scoring 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the Summer Series!

Congratulations to John Nuffer, Philippe Astie and Stan Haacke for
scoring 1st, 2nd and 3rd in the Overall Series!

A few fun facts at the end of year one:
Number of members of the Park City Laser Sailing Assoc: 55
Number of boats in the Park City Laser Sailing Assoc: 36
Number of people who joined us for Tuesday night races: 27
Number of races run throughout the Spring series: 19
Number of races run throughout the Summer series: 33
Number of races run throughout the Overall series: 52
Tanks of gas used to run the whole season of racing: 1

Thank you to everybody who made this season what it was in its first
year.  Thanks to John Nuffer for allowing the group to use his
aluminum boat and engine as our race committee boat, thanks to Pablo
who continually lent out his backup boat to new members to get them
racing, thanks to everybody who have been so generous with their time
and energy to help recruit new members and who are helping to build
this fleet.

I think we're all looking forward to what the racing will look like
next season!  Don't forget that we begin our racing the first Tuesday
in June, put it on your Outlook Calendar!

Stay tuned for the October Fall Regatta details.

Geoff

All:

I'm hoping that we can cap off a great first year of growth in our
group with the best turnout so far!  Including the six boat order that
was placed with West Coast Sailing last week, we have 36 boats in our
fleet and 55 members.  That's not including some new people who have
yet to give me their email addresses or buy boats, but are looking.
Bob and Sherrie are planning on joining us tomorrow night with their
boats, Jim McIntyre bought Pablo's '77 boat he had for sale.  Let's see
everybody finish this season off right.

Forecast is for Sunny skies, 78deg (10 deg warmer than last week) and
winds in the 6-9 mph range.  A perfect night to finish off the year.

The biggest night of racing so far is 11 boats.

Geoff

Wow we had an unexpectedly large turnout today-- All told 8 boats on
the water!  The Haacke familiy (all 3) made it to the water first
followed by Mike Hayes, Philippe, and Blaine.  Just as they were in,
thunder clouds began to move in from the South East.  We saw
lightening in the distance and everyone in the water thought it would
be wise to hit the beach and wait it out.  About 45 minutes later the
skiies began to clear when Blaine and I returned to the water.  The
breeze was good but shifty.  We weren't out too long as we both had
some minor equipment failure.  My lower traveler block broke cleanly
during a gybe so I basicly limped back to the ramp with my boom
acting like a bow sprit.

Bob and Sherri showed up with 2 blue Lasers new to the fleet.  They
plan to make it out Tuesday Night.  Bob was taking one for a maiden
voyage and was looking rather impressive.

Next weekend I will try to make it out both days but if I have to
choose, I will go with Sunday as that seems to be the most convenient
day for the group.  As we get closer to the weekend, please post if
you will be making it out.  We can put some organized sailing
together if everyone is interested.  If I know others will be out I
will plan to be rigged by 2:00.

Have a great Tuesday Night of racing! We should have another several
good weekends of sailing before the frost bite regatta!

Hope to see you on the water.
Scott

It sounds like 3 of us will be out on Sunday (Blaine, Philippe, and Scott) and
at this point just me on Saturday.  Hopefully, a few others will be able to make
it  out as well.  See you on the water.

Scott
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

I did not know there was interest in a Radial Rig.   I have a radial
rig and sail that I would sell if anyone is interested.  Brett, my
son, used it until he grew enough to handle the full rig.   They're
both in great shape.

Stan

801 390-0886.

Attached is the link to the future Racing Rules for 2009 to 2012.  It's
in the "Links" section of our group's site or you can use this link to
to get there:

http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/parkcitylaser/links/

There is a clean version of the new rules and marked up version which
allows you to see what was changed from the 05 to 08 version.  At first
glance nothing overwhelmingly controversial jumped out at me but more
time is needed to digest the changes.

Enjoy,
Scott

I'll give it a crack this weekend. Not sure which day yet. (And need to
spend some time putting the boat back together.)

--Blaine


-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Hallenberg <shallenberg2002@...>
To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 12:43 pm
Subject: [parkcitylaser] Re: 2008 Season dues--sailing this weekend?


Sure...I will be happy to compile the information.  Scott



PS  Who is sailing this weekend.  I'm aiming for 2:00 both days

weather permitting.  I missed last Saturday (T-storms) and was late

on Sunday.  I hope to do better this time around.



--- In parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com, "Geoff Hurwitch"

<geoffh437@...> wrote:

>

> All:

>

> John Nuffer and I compared notes on what each of us has spent this

> year to get the group off the ground and running.  John is going to

> pay the insurance bill today, that's $958, and he has $178 in

> additional expenses.  I paid $400 in R/C supplies (marks, anchors,

> line, first aid kit...etc), $100 in wood and bolts to make the

Laser

> racks and about $100 for office supplies, the scoring program and

> other accessories.  I do have receipts for this and they will be

kept

> on file.  The total for the two of us is $1,736.  As mentioned

> before, we're dedicated to making the racing available at a nominal

> charge to free for everybody in the future.  However, we don't have

> sponsors this year except for Philippe and his I-sails company.

With

> that in mind, we'd like to ask each and every one of you to chip in

> what you believe you think the racing was worth to you and for what

> you got out of it.  We won't set an amount at all, if you raced one

> night and feel that it was worth $10, that is great, every bit

> helps.  If you raced a lot and you feel you can afford more, please

> send a higher amount.  Once we have achieved the money necessary to

> pay back John and myself, the rest will go into a new bank account

> that John is setting up that will be available for all to view the

> statement of, if desired.  We'll use any money past the $1,736 to

pay

> for the trophies that Ken Block said he would sell the group at his

> cost.  John and I both will also reduce that $1,736 by our own

> individual contributions.

>

> I hope that this seems like a fair solution, thank you Ken for the

> idea.

>

> Please email with any questions regarding this solution to myself

> directly or to the group if desired.

>

> Mailing address for checks:

>

> Scott Hallenberg

> 7700 Tall Oaks

> Park City, UT. 84098

>

> Checks made payable to Scott Hallenberg initially as we don't have

a

> bank account set up yet.  Scott will keep a spreadsheet to document

> everything received and paid back.

>

> Thank you,

> Geoff

>

Sure...I will be happy to compile the information.  Scott

PS  Who is sailing this weekend.  I'm aiming for 2:00 both days
weather permitting.  I missed last Saturday (T-storms) and was late
on Sunday.  I hope to do better this time around.


--- In parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com, "Geoff Hurwitch"
<geoffh437@...> wrote:
>
> All:
>
> John Nuffer and I compared notes on what each of us has spent this
> year to get the group off the ground and running.  John is going to
> pay the insurance bill today, that's $958, and he has $178 in
> additional expenses.  I paid $400 in R/C supplies (marks, anchors,
> line, first aid kit...etc), $100 in wood and bolts to make the
Laser
> racks and about $100 for office supplies, the scoring program and
> other accessories.  I do have receipts for this and they will be
kept
> on file.  The total for the two of us is $1,736.  As mentioned
> before, we're dedicated to making the racing available at a nominal
> charge to free for everybody in the future.  However, we don't have
> sponsors this year except for Philippe and his I-sails company.
With
> that in mind, we'd like to ask each and every one of you to chip in
> what you believe you think the racing was worth to you and for what
> you got out of it.  We won't set an amount at all, if you raced one
> night and feel that it was worth $10, that is great, every bit
> helps.  If you raced a lot and you feel you can afford more, please
> send a higher amount.  Once we have achieved the money necessary to
> pay back John and myself, the rest will go into a new bank account
> that John is setting up that will be available for all to view the
> statement of, if desired.  We'll use any money past the $1,736 to
pay
> for the trophies that Ken Block said he would sell the group at his
> cost.  John and I both will also reduce that $1,736 by our own
> individual contributions.
>
> I hope that this seems like a fair solution, thank you Ken for the
> idea.
>
> Please email with any questions regarding this solution to myself
> directly or to the group if desired.
>
> Mailing address for checks:
>
> Scott Hallenberg
> 7700 Tall Oaks
> Park City, UT. 84098
>
> Checks made payable to Scott Hallenberg initially as we don't have
a
> bank account set up yet.  Scott will keep a spreadsheet to document
> everything received and paid back.
>
> Thank you,
> Geoff
>

I gotta say, last night was good fun. The competition was gentlemanly
(where are you, ladies?), nobody tried to stuff anyone at the mark or
barge the committee boat despite the opportunities. And everyone was
good enough not to laugh and point despite it being my first time in a
Laser since...well, heck. I don't want to say how long. Let it suffice
to say I didn't yet have a driver's license.

Too bad September's almost over...

Cheers,

Blaine


-----Original Message-----
From: Geoff Hurwitch <geoffh437@...>
To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 8:41 am
Subject: [parkcitylaser] Racing recap from 9/23


Last night saw four more new to the group racers hit the water; Ken

Block, Doug Dubois, Blaine Parker and Jim McIntyre.  Doug, a longtime

Laser sailor who used to run the former Park City Laser racing, put

on a bit of a clinic on Laser sailing last night, taking three

bullets on his way to winning the night.  Other good results were put

in by Ken and Blaine in their first nights racing, as well as weekly

favorite John Nuffer who with the absence of Philippe, while he's in

France, took the lead in the Summer series.



Big congratulations go out to Pablo who with his consitent finishes

and dedication to showing up to race, has moved into third place in

the Summer series standings!



Last night was yet another great night for racing, with a light 3-5

knots coming out of the west/northwest.  We rolled off four more

races for a total of 29 races in the Summer series alone.  One more

night left, next week, the 30th of September!



We also saw four new members show up to introduce themselves last

night, including David and Susan Odell who bought boats in the fleet

purchase and are looking forward to next year, as we all are at this

point with the numbers being so strong.  At the end of our first year

and after the fleet purchase boats come in, we will have about 40

boats and nearly 60 members in the group!  Congratulations to

everybody for spreading the word to friends and strangers alike.



Geoff

Last night saw four more new to the group racers hit the water; Ken
Block, Doug Dubois, Blaine Parker and Jim McIntyre.  Doug, a longtime
Laser sailor who used to run the former Park City Laser racing, put
on a bit of a clinic on Laser sailing last night, taking three
bullets on his way to winning the night.  Other good results were put
in by Ken and Blaine in their first nights racing, as well as weekly
favorite John Nuffer who with the absence of Philippe, while he's in
France, took the lead in the Summer series.

Big congratulations go out to Pablo who with his consitent finishes
and dedication to showing up to race, has moved into third place in
the Summer series standings!

Last night was yet another great night for racing, with a light 3-5
knots coming out of the west/northwest.  We rolled off four more
races for a total of 29 races in the Summer series alone.  One more
night left, next week, the 30th of September!

We also saw four new members show up to introduce themselves last
night, including David and Susan Odell who bought boats in the fleet
purchase and are looking forward to next year, as we all are at this
point with the numbers being so strong.  At the end of our first year
and after the fleet purchase boats come in, we will have about 40
boats and nearly 60 members in the group!  Congratulations to
everybody for spreading the word to friends and strangers alike.

Geoff

Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the parkcitylaser
group.

   File        : /PCLSA Series Standings 2008.xls
   Uploaded by : geoffh437 <geoffh437@...>
   Description : 2008 Laser Racing Series Standings

You can access this file at the URL:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/parkcitylaser/files/PCLSA%20Series%20Standings%202\
008.xls

To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit:
http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/groups/original/members/web/index.htmlfiles

Regards,

geoffh437 <geoffh437@...>

All,
      We have a section dedicated in the group's site to help locate
used boats.  When you are in the PCLR yahoo group just click
on "database."  You will find a table with the links Geoff mentioned
and some individual listings for boats.  I encourage everyone to
update the database when they learn of a boat that has become
available or if a listed boat has sold.   This will help the whole
fleet grow.   When I see messages for boats, I try to them to the
database, too.

I have also attached the link directly to the database as well.
http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/parkcitylaser/database?
method=reportRows&tbl=1

Let me know if you have any feedback or if I can help in any way.

Thanks,
Scott
shalleberg2002@...



--- In parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com, Geoff Hurwitch <geoffh437@...>
wrote:
>
> Steve
>  
> Yes, we'll frequently post boats on this site that we see on
KSL.com classifieds, Craigslist or if somebody knows of one in the
area that's for sale.  When you're ready for your boat, just drop us
a line and we can help.  www.westcoastsailing.net has a used boat
section and we can also keep an eye on boats from Colorado and Cali. 
I just got a name of a guy who makes frequent drives to Cali and I'm
sure for some gas money, he could bring you home a new toy.
>  
> Currently we have one for sale, a 1977 with a 2006 sail that comes
with a trailer, for $850/best offer.  That's the one you sailed.
>  
> Geoff
>  
> Geoff
>
> --- On Tue, 9/23/08, solpinfilms <solpinfilms@...> wrote:
>
> From: solpinfilms <solpinfilms@...>
> Subject: [parkcitylaser] Re: Insurance bill- Dues and looking for
used boat (slowly)
> To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Tuesday, September 23, 2008, 2:06 PM
>
>
>
>
>
>
> cool Blaine
> Thanks for the welcome.
> I know that guy that builds ramp for the Dew tour "Jack"
> I will miss the race tonight and next week but can't wait for next
year.
> I am still trying to figure this post thing out.
> Anyway, I am guessing that people post boats for sale on this
site???
> I am in the market but not for a few months.
> Look forward to racing and hanging out with you all.
> Peace
> Steve
>

Jack's da man. I've never met a guy with such a love for heavy
equipment. Some people sail for fun. He drives his Kubota tractor and
moves stuff.

Posting. Well...it's a way to generally communicate with the rest of
the Park City Laser fanatics, all of whom are reading (or deleting)
this right now.

Boats for sale? Some, it appears. Also keep searching KSL.com, Craig's
List and the Laser forums. I found my boat through Geoff, who sent me a
listing he spotted in the Boulder Craig's List. I drove out there and
back to pick up a 25-year old beater the color of an eggplant. We'll be
trying it tonight.

Too bad we won't see you tonight. Next time.

bp


-----Original Message-----
From: solpinfilms <solpinfilms@...>
To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 1:06 pm
Subject: [parkcitylaser] Re: Insurance bill- Dues and looking for used
boat (slowly)


cool Blaine

Thanks for the welcome.

I know that guy that builds ramp for the Dew tour "Jack"

I will miss the race tonight and next week but can't wait for next year.

I am still trying to figure this post thing out.

Anyway, I am guessing that people post boats for sale on this site???

I am in the market but not for a few months.

Look forward to racing and hanging out with you all.

Peace

Steve

All:
The Jordanelle State Park and the Friends of Jordanelle would like to
gather with the Park City Laser Group to celebrate the end of the
first season of the Laser race series and to bring all of us who
enjoy the Jordanelle Reservoir, closer together as a group.  Please
read the letter below, from the Jordanelle Park Manager, and consider
joining them on October 7th.  This invitation went out to the Friends
of Jordanell, boaters who keep slips at the marina and of course to
the Park City Laser Group.  This will not replace our awards night
which will either be hosted some weekend at Ken Block's house or at
the Jordanelle State Park facility, date and time to be determined.


Dear Friend of Jordanelle,



First off, I want to introduce myself.  My name is Mike Johnson and I
am the new manager here at Jordanelle State Park .  I have now been
here 7 months and survived a summer.  In hiring me, the state parks
and recreation division made a change.  I have never been employed by
the state and am not a park ranger.  Therefore, I am not a law
enforcement officer which frees me up to manage the park better.



I come from a background of 25 years active duty in the US Navy where
I dealt with finance, logistics, and contracts as a Supply Officer.
I then ran my own business as a financial advisor for a dozen years
and then spent two years as a ski instructor at The Canyons.  I am an
avid outdoorsman, and I do a lot of trail running so I love trails.



I was specifically hired to help in better utilization of Jordanelle
State Park as a resource for the people of Utah and to run it in a
way that produces revenue so it would be able to carry it's own
weight.  There is also major development in process around the
perimeter of the park and I am to cooperate with those developers
within the guidelines of the park master plan to help them with their
access to the park and how we can enlist their help in park
improvements.



The reason for this letter to you is to invite you to consider
joining our "Friends of Jordanelle" (FOJ) group.  The Friends of
Jordanelle group is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization but it has not
functioned much in the past.  The President, Tom Minahan, and I would
like to change that.



The Friends group will consist of boaters of all types, fishermen,
campers, nature and trail users, and any other interested persons.
The group will be involved with the park on a higher level than the
user public and will be "in the know" of plans and events at the park
and in fact we want the group to give us input on those plans and
events.  We will have occasional special functions for the group as a
whole and also, as individual groups by areas of interest.  Those
gatherings will be arranged by the FOJ and the park staff.  They will
range from family outings, work parties, fundraisers, events, and
whatever else we come up with.



So, Friend, here is your chance to get be more involved and have a
say in your park and to contribute to making this a better place for
all.  Attached with this invite is the announcement for you to RSVP.
This first gathering will be the conclusion of the season for our
newly formed Tuesday evening sailing club sponsored by the FOJ.  We
will have dinner, then a presentation by myself as park manager as to
what is going on new and what we are planning in the near future.
Then Tom, the president will share some thoughts and we will plan for
the next meeting and see who wants to get involved in the leadership
of the FOJ.  Please come and join us on 7 October here at the Event
Center at 6 PM.  Call 435-649-9540 and let us know how many are
coming.  Thanks for your support and we'll see you here.



Sincerely,

Mike Johnson

Manager, Jordanelle State Park

cool Blaine
Thanks for the welcome.
I know that guy that builds ramp for the Dew tour "Jack"
I will miss the race tonight and next week but can't wait for next year.
I am still trying to figure this post thing out.
Anyway, I am guessing that people post boats for sale on this site???
I am in the market but not for a few months.
Look forward to racing and hanging out with you all.
Peace
Steve

We'll be fine.  John hasn't even paid that bill yet.  It's due later this week. 
I've tallied up my expenses and I think we'll take a lighter approach to raising
funds.


--- On Mon, 9/22/08, haywood11@... <haywood11@...> wrote:

> From: haywood11@... <haywood11@...>
> Subject: Re: [parkcitylaser] Re: Insurance bill- Dues and looking for used
boat (slowly)
> To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, September 22, 2008, 6:06 PM
> Cool beans. I'm sure I'm not alone in wanting you
> guys who shell out to
> get it back.
>
> bp
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Geoff Hurwitch <geoffh437@...>
> To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 10:42 am
> Subject: Re: [parkcitylaser] Re: Insurance bill- Dues and
> looking for
> used boat (slowly)
>
> Blaine
>
> Let me work on the "dues" portion for the group
> and I will get back to
> everybody.  A number of us discussed this topic last
> Tuesday before
> sailing but the number wasn't quite sorted out yet as
> we still have to
> add in Race Committee supplies, the Laser rack cost and a
> few other
> odds and ends.  Long story short, we have a couple of
> options whether
> we roll these expenses forward into '09 or if we ask
> for dues/donations
> towards reimbursement now.
>
> Geoff
>
> --- On Mon, 9/22/08, haywood11@...
> <haywood11@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> From: haywood11@... <haywood11@...>
> Subject: Re: [parkcitylaser] Re: Insurance bill- Dues and
> looking for
> used boat (slowly)
> To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Monday, September 22, 2008, 11:29 AM
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Hey, Steve--
>
>
>
>
>
> Ranch Exit. Good stuff. My next door neighbor up here in
> Tollgate
> Canyon (I-80 Ranch Exit 150) builds the Dew Tour. I also
> have a
> neighbor who apparently edits a lot of cycling and BMX
> video.
> (Impatient Cow?)
>
>
>
>
>
> Anyway, off topic.
>
>
>
>
>
> Someone post an amount and mailing address. My check
> writing hand is
> itchy.
>
>
>
>
>
> Cheers,
>
>
>
>
>
> Blaine
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> In a message dated 9/22/2008 8:47:51 A.M. Pacific Daylight
> Time,
> solpinfilms@ yahoo.com writes:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> hi group
> I only raced only once on a borrowed boat (pablo's).
> but I am very interested in racing in 09 with all of
> you.
> I would love to pitch in to insurance but not sure how
> to do it.
> Also if anyone in upgrading in the boat department, i
> will be slowly looking for used Laser, but am a bit
> poor right now---as long as I get one for next spring.
> Thanks
> Steve
> Steve Olpin
> http://ranchexit. blogspot. com
>
> SOLPIN FILMS
> (801)362-8940
>
>
>
>
>
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>
>
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>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Cool beans. I'm sure I'm not alone in wanting you guys who shell out to
get it back.

bp


-----Original Message-----
From: Geoff Hurwitch <geoffh437@...>
To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, 22 Sep 2008 10:42 am
Subject: Re: [parkcitylaser] Re: Insurance bill- Dues and looking for
used boat (slowly)

Blaine

Let me work on the "dues" portion for the group and I will get back to
everybody.  A number of us discussed this topic last Tuesday before
sailing but the number wasn't quite sorted out yet as we still have to
add in Race Committee supplies, the Laser rack cost and a few other
odds and ends.  Long story short, we have a couple of options whether
we roll these expenses forward into '09 or if we ask for dues/donations
towards reimbursement now.

Geoff

--- On Mon, 9/22/08, haywood11@... <haywood11@...> wrote:



From: haywood11@... <haywood11@...>
Subject: Re: [parkcitylaser] Re: Insurance bill- Dues and looking for
used boat (slowly)
To: parkcitylaser@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, September 22, 2008, 11:29 AM












Hey, Steve--





Ranch Exit. Good stuff. My next door neighbor up here in Tollgate
Canyon (I-80 Ranch Exit 150) builds the Dew Tour. I also have a
neighbor who apparently edits a lot of cycling and BMX video.
(Impatient Cow?)





Anyway, off topic.





Someone post an amount and mailing address. My check writing hand is
itchy.





Cheers,





Blaine













In a message dated 9/22/2008 8:47:51 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
solpinfilms@ yahoo.com writes:










hi group
I only raced only once on a borrowed boat (pablo's).
but I am very interested in racing in 09 with all of
you.
I would love to pitch in to insurance but not sure how
to do it.
Also if anyone in upgrading in the boat department, i
will be slowly looking for used Laser, but am a bit
poor right now---as long as I get one for next spring.
Thanks
Steve
Steve Olpin
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The weather forecast is really good for tomorrow night.  Expect that
four races will get underway around 6:15-6:30pm tomorrow night.  Even
though the sun disappears behind Deer Valley, we were able to see the
race course for four races last week and I expect no difference
tomorrow night.

Pablo and Dusty are still in the lead for the I-sails prizes of new
sails to the best two up and coming sailors.  Hopefully for their sake
they both show up and sail well, otherwise somebody might find
themselves at the top of that list.  Philippe won't be joining us
tomorrow night so that he can sell his sails in France to pay for his
generous donation to the program.

Geoff