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Reviews"Designed for the ear and not the eye...the lessons provide PERFECT 30-minute bites of work." -- St Louis Post-Dispatch, "Designed for the ear and not the eye...the lessons provide PERFECT 30-minute bites of work."-- "St Louis Post-Dispatch", "Learn to habla español or parlez français before your next trip aboard. The interactive LESSONS CHALLENGE STUDENTS to use new words in conversation instead of memorize them."--American Way(American Airlines inflight magazine), "Learn French while commuting, German while jogging, Spanish (or Russian, Italian, and Japanese) while cooking all with NO WRITTEN MATERIALS!"-- "New York Daily News", "Learn to habla español or parlez français before your next trip aboard. The interactive LESSONS CHALLENGE STUDENTS to use new words in conversation instead of memorize them."-- American Way (American Airlines inflight magazine), "Learn French while commuting, German while jogging, Spanish (or Russian, Italian, and Japanese) while cooking all with NO WRITTEN MATERIALS!" -- New York Daily News, "Pimsleur programs provide plenty of positive reinforcement that will keep learners on track, and we found that Pimsleur gave us more proficiency and confidence in speaking the new language than any of the other language programs we reviewed."-- AudioFile Magazine, "Learn to habla espaíºíµ» "Learn to habla español or parlez français before your next trip aboard. The interactive LESSONS CHALLENGE STUDENTS to use new words in conversation instead of memorize them." -- American Way (American Airlines inflight magazine) =~ sol or parlez français before your next trip aboard. The interactive LESSONS CHALLENGE STUDENTS to use new words in conversation instead of memorize them." -- American Way (American Airlines inflight magazine), "Learn to habla espaol or parlez franais before your next trip aboard. The interactive LESSONS CHALLENGE STUDENTS to use new words in conversation instead of memorize them." -- American Way (American Airlines inflight magazine), "EXTREMELY ACCESSIBLE...each section within the lessons is short enough to hold our attention, and there is enough repetition to teach even those who consider themselves slow learners...Pimsleur [programs] are extremely thorough and easy to use -- quite lively!"-- Boston Herald, "Pimsleur programs provide plenty of positive reinforcement that will keep learners on track, and we found that Pimsleur gave us more proficiency and confidence in speaking the new language than any of the other language programs we reviewed."-- "AudioFile" Magazine, "Pimsleur programs provide plenty of positive reinforcement that will keep learners on track, and we found that Pimsleur gave us more proficiency and confidence in speaking the new language than any of the other language programs we reviewed."--AudioFileMagazine, "I tried other language programs with little success...This is the best by far!" -- Pamela A. Mitchell, Pilot, International Society of Women Airline Pilots, "Learn French while commuting, German while jogging, Spanish (or Russian, Italian, and Japanese) while cooking all with NO WRITTEN MATERIALS!"--New York Daily News, "Learn to habla español or parlez français before your next trip aboard. The interactive LESSONS CHALLENGE STUDENTS to use new words in conversation instead of memorize them." -- American Way (American Airlines inflight magazine), "EXTREMELY ACCESSIBLE...each section within the lessons is short enough to hold our attention, and there is enough repetition to teach even those who consider themselves slow learners...Pimsleur [programs] are extremely thorough and easy to use -- quite lively!"--Boston Herald, "Designed for the ear and not the eye...the lessons provide PERFECT 30-minute bites of work."-- St Louis Post-Dispatch, "Designed for the ear and not the eye...the lessons provide PERFECT 30-minute bites of work."--St Louis Post-Dispatch, "Learn to habla espanol or parlez francais before your next trip aboard. The interactive LESSONS CHALLENGE STUDENTS to use new words in conversation instead of memorize them."-- "American Way" (American Airlines inflight magazine), "EXTREMELY ACCESSIBLE...each section within the lessons is short enough to hold our attention, and there is enough repetition to teach even those who consider themselves slow learners...Pimsleur [programs] are extremely thorough and easy to use -- quite lively!" -- Boston Herald, "Pimsleur programs provide plenty of positive reinforcement that will keep learners on track, and we found that Pimsleur gave us more proficiency and confidence in speaking the new language than any of the other language programs we reviewed." -- AudioFile Magazine, "EXTREMELY ACCESSIBLE...each section within the lessons is short enough to hold our attention, and there is enough repetition to teach even those who consider themselves slow learners...Pimsleur [programs] are extremely thorough and easy to use -- quite lively!"-- "Boston Herald", "I tried other language programs with little success...This is the best by far!"-- Pamela A. Mitchell, Pilot, International Society of Women Airline Pilots, "Learn French while commuting, German while jogging, Spanish (or Russian, Italian, and Japanese) while cooking all with NO WRITTEN MATERIALS!"-- New York Daily News
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Table of ContentCONTENTS The American Sailing Association by Harry Munns, Executive Vice President, ASAUnited States Coast Guard AuxiliaryHOW TO USE THIS BOOKPART ONEINTRODUCTION TO SAILINGOverview: The Sailboat and the WindASHORE KNOWLEDGEAll About BoatsThe Basic BoatResponsibilities of the Skipper and CrewAlcohol and Drug AbuseFederal Requirements for Recreational BoatsReview QuestionsSKILLS AFLOATBoardingSailing ChecklistAttaching the SailsRigging ChecklistUsing WinchesRaising the MainsailGetting the Boat MovingGetting Out of IronsComing About or Tacking (Mainsail Only)Jibing (Mainsail Only)Raising the JibReaching with Mainsail and JibComing About with Mainsail and JibSailing a Figure EightJibing with Mainsail and JibEnding the SailStowing SailsDockingSummaryPART TWOBASIC SAILINGASHORE KNOWLEDGESail TrimWhat Makes a Boat SailPoints of SailRules of the Road under SailReview QuestionsSKILLS AFLOATCommunicationsSailing Close-hauledSailing on a RunSailing on a ReachStopping the BoatSummaryPART THREESAFETY AND SEAMANSHIPASHORE KNOWLEDGEThe Safety HarnessDeck SafetyHypothermia and ClothingSeasicknessReview QuestionsSKILLS AFLOATSailing a Triangular CourseRescuing a Man OverboardSailing in Confined WatersSummaryPART FOURBASIC SEAMANSHIP SKILLSASHORE KNOWLEDGEDaysail PlanningChart SymbolsAids to NavigationAnchors and Their UsesThe AnchorageKnotsDock Lines and Their UsesReview QuestionsSKILLS AFLOATAnchoringHeaving ToDocking under SailMooringSummaryPART FIVEBASIC COASTAL CRUISING IASHORE KNOWLEDGETerms and DefinitionsRunning LightsDuties of Skipper and Crew for CruisingRules of the Road under PowerEssential Safety EquipmentReview QuestionsSKILLS AFLOATEngine Operation -- OutboardsTroubleshooting the EngineHandling a Vessel under PowerSummaryPART SIXBASIC COASTAL CRUISING IIASHORE KNOWLEDGESail SelectionWeatherHeavy-Weather SailingReefing SystemsThe Magnetic CompassPreparing for Coastal CruisingRunning Aground and Other NuisancesReview QuestionsSKILLS AFLOATReefingSailing a Compass CourseSteering with the SailsBasic Coastal Cruising ChecklistSummaryPART SEVENSPECIAL SAILING INFORMATIONSpecial Sailing InformationDinghy SailingSailboardsCatamaransLaunching, Storing, and Maintaining Your BoatA Final WordAPPENDIX AAnswers to Review QuestionsAPPENDIX BFloat PlanAPPENDIX CEquipment ChecklistsGLOSSARYACKNOWLEDGMENTSINDEX