From MSSandJ at aol.com Tue Jun 3 22:27:44 2003 From: MSSandJ at aol.com (MSSandJ@aol.com) Date: Tue Jun 3 20:27:52 2003 Subject: [J22-Fleet 1]MYC Wednesday Race and Grill Message-ID: <112.2408b15f.2c0ea510@aol.com> With 20+ knot winds last Wednesday night, the turn out for all MYC fleets was a bit sparse however, we did serve over 70 people at the post race grill, emptied several gallons of Margaritas, listened to all of the Jimmy Buffet Songs You Know by Heart and polished off a small keg of beer. The prediction for this Wednesday evening is for improved racing conditions and yet another great post-race grill. If you want to try a less crowded starting line, fine it easier to make a Wednesday night race, or just want to come for great food at a reasonable cost, take advantage of the new midweek, J22 reciprocity agreement between WYC & MYC and join us tomorrow night out on the lake. The menu for each Wednesday night is different and is posted on Mondays on the MYC website - www.mtka-yc.com The race starts in front of the MYC club house island at 6:15 pm, the starting sequence goes in reverse order (slow boats first, E-scows last) and the finish is also as close to the island as possible so you can get to the grill quickly after the race. Hope to see you there, Mark Christensen J22 #310 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.wyc.org/pipermail/j22/attachments/20030603/a492d50b/attachment.htm From thturner at dc.com Tue Jun 10 12:53:16 2003 From: thturner at dc.com (Turner, Thorn (US - Minneapolis)) Date: Tue Jun 10 10:53:38 2003 Subject: [J22-Fleet 1]Prince of Wales Message-ID: <30E6C8CDDD7CC047B3DA0F955752E43A2449FE@amew2exmb02.global.braxton.com> Hey everyone, Not trying to steal Jappa's thunder here, but wanted to say congratulations to Lars, Jon and Rod for winning last weekends Prince of Wales area K semifinals, which qualifies them for the US Sailing NATIONAL Match Racing championship in Detroit in September. And to Sean and crew for engineering one of team 865's two defeats in their match racing debut. Also, THANK YOU to Joanie Berg and Merry Beth Hovey for opening up their homes and putting up the out of town sailors and umpires. It was a huge help and they were very appreciative. It was another great event hosted by WYC. 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Message-ID: <30E6C8CDDD7CC047B3DA0F955752E43A59D0E9@amew2exmb02.global.braxton.com> Okay, I've had busier days... anyway - several MYC boats were DSQ'd by the PRO last Saturday (one of their Champ races) for failing to have the proper safety equipment, specifically a throwable. The notice is on their web site. Per MYC's SI's (I think ours are the same but don't have THAT much time on my hands...) these can NOT be used as throw outs for the series. Fair warning... Thorn Turner | Deloitte Consulting 1800 One Financial Plaza | 120 South Sixth Street | Minneapolis, MN 55402 612-367-0369 (O) | 612-743-4929 (cell) | 312-374-0769 (fax) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- This message (including any attachments) contains confidential information intended for a specific individual and purpose, and is protected by law. If you are not the intended recipient, you should delete this message. Any disclosure, copying, or distribution of this message, or the taking of any action based on it, is strictly prohibited. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.wyc.org/pipermail/j22/attachments/20030610/1d7958da/attachment.htm From Peter.Lovald at mts.com Wed Jun 18 17:48:57 2003 From: Peter.Lovald at mts.com (Lovald, Peter) Date: Thu Jun 19 15:21:52 2003 Subject: [J22-Fleet 1]Combine Champ Series Scores Message-ID: <4718615B09C5D311AAC000508B64437803B2678E@exmpls02.mts.com> Hello Everybody, Attached are the scores for the combined Champ series so far. We have completed 5 races so far. However, the series has only 4 races scored due to lack of wind last Sunday. I apologize for not having posted the scores on a weekly basis (technical problems). I'll try to do better in the future (besides Percy gets upset when Terry calls every half hour to ask for the scores). The scores are posted on http://www.wyc.org/j22/results/03-fleet1-champ.htm Thorn's roar is greater than my thunder and he raised an important issue last week that I would like to elaborate on. Apart from having to follow the Minnesota specific safety regulations we also have to follow the J22 class rules. Attached is a list of equipment required to race the 22 as a one design: REQUIRED EQUIPMENT WHILE RACING 1 At least one fixed marine type compass of magnetic card or digital type capable only of instantaneous readout. 2 One foghorn. 3 One water-resistant flashlight with spare batteries and bulb. 4 Life jackets or buoyancy aids for each member of the crew as required by local regulations. 5 One marine first-aid kit and manual. 6 One paddle not less than 1200mm in length. 7 One manual bilge pump and a 10 liter capacity bucket with lanyard. 8 One anchor with or without chain of combined minimum weight of 5kg with 30m of non-floating warp having a minimum diameter of 8mm. When carried, the anchor, chain and warp shall be secured together ready for use and shall not be stowed on or under the cabin sole over the ballast keel. The minimum weight of the anchor shall be 3 kg and the maximum weight of the chain shall not exceed 4kg. 9 Code Flag B and copy of the current Racing Rules as issued by the National Sailing Authority. 10 Safety equipment prescribed by local race management not otherwise included herein . . . such as flares, etc. 11 All yachts shall carry two fenders of not less than 152mm (6") in diameter and not less than 406mm (16") in length or two spherical fenders not less than 240mm (9.5") in diameter. Technically anybody can protest you if you don't have the necessary equipment onboard and I definitely don't encourage that. However, I do encourage everybody to make sure they have their safety equipment (J22 rule mandated and MN specific) in order and onboard the boat. See you on Thursday, Jappa From Peter.Lovald at mts.com Thu Jun 19 13:23:10 2003 From: Peter.Lovald at mts.com (Lovald, Peter) Date: Thu Jun 19 16:44:52 2003 Subject: [J22-Fleet 1]Combine Champ Series Scores Message-ID: <4718615B09C5D311AAC000508B64437803B26791@exmpls02.mts.com> Hello Everybody, Attached are the scores for the combined Champ series so far. We have completed 5 races so far. However, the series has only 4 races scored due to lack of wind last Sunday. I apologize for not having posted the scores on a weekly basis (technical problems). I'll try to do better in the future (besides Percy gets upset when Terry calls every half hour to ask for the scores). The scores are posted on http://www.wyc.org/j22/results/03-fleet1-champ.htm Thorn's roar is greater than my thunder and he raised an important issue last week that I would like to elaborate on. Apart from having to follow the Minnesota specific safety regulations we also have to follow the J22 class rules. Attached is a list of equipment required to race the 22 as a one design: REQUIRED EQUIPMENT WHILE RACING 1 At least one fixed marine type compass of magnetic card or digital type capable only of instantaneous readout. 2 One foghorn. 3 One water-resistant flashlight with spare batteries and bulb. 4 Life jackets or buoyancy aids for each member of the crew as required by local regulations. 5 One marine first-aid kit and manual. 6 One paddle not less than 1200mm in length. 7 One manual bilge pump and a 10 liter capacity bucket with lanyard. 8 One anchor with or without chain of combined minimum weight of 5kg with 30m of non-floating warp having a minimum diameter of 8mm. When carried, the anchor, chain and warp shall be secured together ready for use and shall not be stowed on or under the cabin sole over the ballast keel. The minimum weight of the anchor shall be 3 kg and the maximum weight of the chain shall not exceed 4kg. 9 Code Flag B and copy of the current Racing Rules as issued by the National Sailing Authority. 10 Safety equipment prescribed by local race management not otherwise included herein . . . such as flares, etc. 11 All yachts shall carry two fenders of not less than 152mm (6") in diameter and not less than 406mm (16") in length or two spherical fenders not less than 240mm (9.5") in diameter. Technically anybody can protest you if you don't have the necessary equipment onboard and I definitely don't encourage that. However, I do encourage everybody to make sure they have their safety equipment (J22 rule mandated and MN specific) in order and onboard the boat. See you on Thursday, Jappa From dallas at dallasjohnson.net Tue Jun 24 11:58:03 2003 From: dallas at dallasjohnson.net (dallas johnson) Date: Tue Jun 24 10:52:53 2003 Subject: [J22-Fleet 1]J22 North Americans Message-ID: The NA's have begun, and if your boss isn't watching, you can follow the races online via their web site. Today's first race in in postponement, but it sounds like they plan to get racing off shortly. In addition to the live commentary, there are also mark rounding string charts updated after each rounding. Fleet One participants that I see are...Yappa, Lars, T. Foster, and Susan Turnham of Duluth. Links to the NA's web site are available from the front page of www.wyc.org/j22 Now get back to work, dallas -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.wyc.org/pipermail/j22/attachments/20030624/7ba5cc6a/attachment.htm From dallas at dallasjohnson.net Wed Jun 25 12:10:48 2003 From: dallas at dallasjohnson.net (dallas johnson) Date: Wed Jun 25 11:04:41 2003 Subject: [J22-Fleet 1]J22 NA's Message-ID: Race two was just completed a couple minutes ago and Speed Buggy lead much of the race with a finish in second place. Go Terry, Mary, and Thorn! Lars and Yappa were buried at the first mark with Lars moving up about 20 places during the race. http://www.yyc.org/j22/ dj -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.wyc.org/pipermail/j22/attachments/20030625/21ee4a80/attachment.htm From Rick.Lucas at fhr.com Thu Jun 26 15:00:32 2003 From: Rick.Lucas at fhr.com (Lucas, Rick) Date: Thu Jun 26 14:11:02 2003 Subject: [J22-Fleet 1]Thursday 6/26 sailing Message-ID: My son and I are looking for a third (middle or forward) for tonight (Thurs. 6/26). Anyone interested stop by J22 #405 at WYC (slip C5) or call (651-437-0723 till 4PM...651-503-8877 after 4PM). Thanks! Rick Lucas J22 405