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				<title>Learn to Sail - Offshore Passage from Connecticut to North Carolina</title>
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				<description>Have you ever wondered what it would be like to crew on a big, offshore, blue-water cruising boat? To trim her sails, to drive her to windward at 8 knots, or to stand a night watch under a canopy of stars? Here&apos;s a short video from my most recent crewing adventure aboard a big cruising sailboat</description>
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				<title>Learn to Sail - Five Ways to Turbocharge Your Sailing Speed!</title>
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				<description>Is your small cruising boat giving you the performance of a well tuned machine?  How can you power up your sailboat sails right now for faster coastal cruising passages? Put these five powerhouse sail trim secrets into play today!</description>
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				<title>Marine Knots Secrets - How to Tie the Super Reliable Anchor Hitch</title>
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				<description>Did you know that there&apos;s only one marine knot that you should use with a marine anchor? What if you need a second anchor and don&apos;t have an eye splice ready to go? Tie this strong, reliable hitch in less than thirty seconds with these three fast and easy steps</description>
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				<title>How to Survey a Small Diesel Engine - Tips from a Master</title>
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				<description>Would you like to know the secrets that the top professional surveyors use to inspect a small diesel engine? Henry Mustin-- internationally recognized as one of the world&apos;s best--shares seven tips that show you what to look for before, during, and after a sea trial.</description>
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				<title>Sailing Skipper&apos;s Safety Guide to Passing Ships in the Night</title>
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				<description>You are southbound, sailing toward the Caribbean islands just over the horizon. The sun will set in just a few minutes. Are you ready to pass large, fast moving ships that you meet in the night? Take these steps to insure your safety in any ocean in the world!</description>
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