Power boating.

Mode of access: Internet.

Studienköpfe, zwanzig essayistische Porträts.

Edvard Munch. -- Christian Sinding. -- John Henry Mackay. -- Adelsteen Normann. -- Herman Grimm. -- Ralph Waldo Emerson. -- Hans Baluschek. -- Martin Brandenburg. -- Jonas Lie (Dyre Rein) -- Paul Heyse (Lyrik) -- Constantin Meunier. -- Arnold Böcklin. -- Wilhelm Raabe (Erzählungen) -- Theodor Fontaine. -- Fidus. -- Van de Velde und der yachting style. -- Bung-Bung (Stefan George) -- Ludwig von Hofmann. -- Ludwig Richter. -- Fritz Mauthner (Kritik der Sparche)

Down channel /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Country.

No more published.

Cruises, mainly in the bay of the Chesapeake,

Partly reprinted from various periodicals.

Fore and aft seamanship for yachtsmen : with names of ropes, sails, and spars in a cutter, yawl, or schooner /

International steering and sailing rules ... 9th January 1863; with Addenda to the regulations for preventing collisions at sea ... August 4th, 1868: p. 17-19

Dictionary and grammar of the language of Saʻa and Ulawa, Solomon islands,

Appendices: A brief grammar of Saʻa and Ulawa. The Lord's prayer in twenty languages, as used in the diocese of Melanesia among the islands of the south Pacific. Linguistics in the western Pacific. Melanesia and its people. Historical notes concerning the Melanesian mission. Yachting in Melanesia. The Queensland labor trade. Santa Cruz.

In the footprints of the padres

Litany of the shrines.--Old days in El Dorado.--A memory of Monterey.--A bit of ld China.--A mysterious history--The egg-pickers of the Farallones.--Inland yachting.--In a California bungalow.

Rudder.

Mode of access: Internet.

Put-in-Bay Harbor

This picture features Put-in-Bay Harbor during the 1924 Inter-Lake Yachting Association Regatta. ILYA Regatta is the oldest event at Put-in-Bay and is still going strong. Primarily a sailing event, it attracts boats from throughout the Great Lakes for several days of racing in July and early August.

First report of cleaning behaviour in white sea bream (Diplodus sargus)

Several studies have reported the existence of ectoparasites in the stomach contents of Diplodus sargus. The cleaning behaviour has, however, never been previously observed for this species. In this short study, we report the first observations of the cleaning behaviour of D. sargus. These observations were in two yachting marinas, located in the Portuguese western coast between the months of April and August. The cleaning behaviour was only observed towards two Mugilidae species, Chelon labrosus and Mugil cephalus.