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RASP was founded in 1997 to promote literary arts and activities in Redmond, Washington, and the surrounding area. We meet on the last Friday of each month, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at VALA Eastside in Redmond Town Center (7330 164th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052). Open mic signup begins at 6:30 PM. RASP also holds a monthly writing critique group at the Redmond Regional Library on the second Tuesday of each month. All events are free. Please join us!.
Dan Gemeinhart is the author of the middle grade novels The Honest Truth (2015, a New York Times Editor's Choice), and Some Kind of Courage (2016, an Amazon Book of the Month), both of which are set in Washington state. His third novel, Scar Island, will be published my Scholastic in January, 2017. He works half-time as a librarian for kids, and is passionate about reading, writing, and sharing kid lit. He lives in Cashmere, Washington with his wife and three children. Read more about Dan and his books at dangemeinhart.com. See video overviews of his The Honest Truth and Some Kind of Courage
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Laura Lee Bennett received her MFA in creative writing from the University of Oregon. She is a past president of the Redmond Association of Spokenword (RASP), and actively supports the written and spoken arts in her community. To support her writing habit, she edits software manuals and historical articles about Redmond, Washington. In December 2015, Laura Lee was honored along with four other women artists/activists in the show "[R]evolution" at VALA Eastside in Redmond. There she also collaborated with two other poets, Chi Chi Stewart and Elizabeth Carroll Hayden, on I Am Not Cursed, a retelling of the Demeter-Persephone-Hades myth in three voices. She channels Persephone on a daily basis.
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Ramon Isao is a recipient of the Tim McGinnis Award for Fiction, as well as a writing fellowship from Jack Straw Cultural Center. His stories have appeared in The Iowa Review, Ninth Letter, Hobart, and The American Reader. His screenplay credits includeDead Body, Zombies of Mass Destruction, and Junk (in which he costars). He has an MFA from Columbia University, and he teaches creative writing at Hugo House in Seattle.
Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum is the author of two collections of short fiction, This Life She's Chosen and Swimming With Strangers. She has been the recipient of a PEN/O. Henry Prize and fellowships from the Sewanee Writers Conference and the MacDowell Colony. She is a 2016 Jack Straw Writing Program resident, and she teaches at the Attic Learning Community in Woodinville and at Seattle's Richard Hugo House.
Ruby Hansen Murray's prose and poetry appears in Wild in the Willamette, Oregon Humanities Magazine, Yellow Medicine Review, Tribal College Journal, Salal, The Lake Rises, and About Place. She teaches creative writing in rural and tribal settings. A VONA fellow, she's been awarded residencies at the Sitka Island Institute, Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Brush Creek, Jentel, Playa, and Hypatia-in-the-Woods. She is completing an MFA in creative writing at the Institute of American Indian Arts.
Judith Skillman's latest book is House of Burnt Offerings (Pleasure Boat Studio: A Literary Press). Her work has appeared in J Journal, Tampa Review, Prairie Schooner, Field, The Iowa Review, Poetry, Shenandoah, Pontoon, and other journals and anthologies. Awards include an Eric Mathieu King Fund grant from the Academy of American Poets. Kafka's Thistle, a collection of poetry about the relationships, life, loves and works of Franz Kafka, is forthcoming in September 2016 from Cherry Grove. Currently she works on manuscript review. Her website is www.judithskillman.com.
We are located at VALA Eastside in Redmond Town Center, at 7330 164th Ave NE in Redmond Town Center (directions). That's on the southwest side of the center circle; it's the space with the revolving door between Victoria's Secret and Z Gallerie. (see RTC directory).
VALA stands for Venues for Artists in the Local Area. It is an artist-friendly place (and we all agree that poetry and writing are major arts) and offers more flexability that our previous location. We thank the leaders, staff and volunteers at VALA for their generous support of RASP and for the use of their artist-centric location.
Be sure to read the article in the Redmond Reporter about VALA, RASP, and our new location"RASP to blend its written, spoken art with the visual arts."
Discuss and improve your poetry & prose! Bring your poem or story to our Poetry & Prose Circle. We'll gather to share our writing, then offer ideas for improvement. Take away a new perspective on your creative work.
Day: Second Tuesday of each month
Time: 6:30-8:45 PM
Admission: Free, no registration required
Place: Redmond Regional Library
Bring: Something written that you're willing to share and get feedback on.
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Facilitator: Katherine Grace Bond
Katherine Grace Bond is the author of the YA books The Summer of No Regrets (Sourcebooks), and Luke's Journal, and of the children's book The Legend of The Valentine (Zondervan), a story of the Civil Rights Movement. Her poetry and fiction appear in scores of journals and anthologies, including Peculiar Pilgrims: Stories from Left Hand of God (Hourglass Books), Arabesques, Beyond Magazine, Margin: An Online Journal of Magical Realism, and Here, There, and Everywhere (Redmond Association of Spokenword). She is the creator of TEENWrite, encouraging teens to approach their writing as professionals, and of EpicWrite, a "live action writing" community where participants come as their characters. She teaches teens and adults at Bellevue College and North Seattle College.
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Look for our frequent messages and writing prompts on Facebook. Follow us, share us, enjoy us. Tweet about us, too, and retweet our tweets.
RASP's Open Mic gives you the opportunity to share your work with a receptive audience.
Each month, we open up the microphone to everyone to share their poetry and prose with a receptive audience. You can also participate by relaxing and listening to the words of others.
If you have written something you would like to read, show up early and sign up for a time slot. Time slots are scheduled before and after the featured reader. Details and guidelines are at our Open Mic page.


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1861 - Union landing party from USS Massachusetts takes possession of Ship Island south of New Orleans, LA. This was the headquarters for ADM David Farragut's Gulf Coast Blockading Squadron. 1944 - Navy Task Force lands Army troops on Angaur, Palau Islands supported by Navy carrier aircraft and shore bombardment (Source: Navy News Service)
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Today in U.S. Naval History - October 4 1821 - Lt. Robert F. Stockton sails from Boston for Africa to carry out his orders to help stop the international slave trade. 1943 - Aircraft from USS Ranger sink five German ships and damage three in Operation Leader, the only U.S. Navy carrier operation in northern European waters during World War II. 1952 - Task Force 77 aircraft encounter MIG-15 aircraft for the first time.
This Day In Naval History: April 8
1823 - The barges USS Mosquito, USS Gallinipper, and sloop-of-war Peacock chase the pirate schooner, Pilot, which is driven ashore off Havana, Cuba. 1848 - The first U.S. flag is flown over the Sea of Galilee when Lt. William F. Lynch sails in an iron boat up the Jordan River. He later authors a book, Narrative of the United States' Expedition to the River Jordan and the Dead Sea. 1925 - Lt. John D. Price, piloting a VF-1 plane, makes a night landing on USS Langley (CV 1)
This Day in Naval History – Oct. 26
1921 - In first successful test, a compressed air, turntable catapult, launches an N-9 seaplane. 1922 - LCDR Godfrey deC. Chevalier makes first landing aboard a carrier (USS Langley) while underway off Cape Henry, Virginia. 1942 - Battle of the Santa Cruz Island. USS Hornet (CV-8) was lost and USS Enterprise (CV-6) was badly damaged during the battle. 1944 - Battle of Leyte Gulf ends with Navy carrier and USAAF aircraft attacks on the retreating Japanese ships. U.S
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I've been trying to watch these movies ever since winning my first tournament back in elementry and still can't find them does anyone know where I can watch these movies on the internet. Looking for:
Brainwashed 1960 film (english subtitles)
Knights of the South Bronx 2005 film
Knight moves 1992 film
Dangerous Moves 1984 (english subtitles)
Please if anyone can help please do.
Found only "Knight Moves", for 99 cents, but not the one you're looking for:
I have these ones:
Knights of the South Bronx
Knight moves
Dangerous Moves
1984 - La Diagonale du Fou (***)
Fresh - (*****)
GAMEOVER - Kasparov and the machine (****)
Queen to Play (****)
Searching for Bobby Fischer (****)
The Luzhin Defence (*****)
I think a torrent (like uTorrent) interface will be helpful but if it doesn't work, I can upload them to somewhere -or can not upload according to laws of your country :(-
you can upload in my country you just have to mention that its copyrighted and the film doesnt belong to you this is for youtube of course and thank you soooooo much ive been looking for those films for what feels like forever.
Ok I will care about it one by one and give the links
Movies I've seen thus far
Queen to Play
Searching for Bobby Fischer
Game Over Kasparov vs. Machine
thanks again
Searching for Bobby Fischer and Knights of the south Bronx can be downloaded through Torrents. Not sure of the laws in your country for using torrents, be careful.
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JOHN BRUMMETT: Principles? Pshaw! July 21, 2016 at 9:53 a.m.
When ego and self-gratification gets in the way of winning, you see a Ted Cruz. It happens in sports, business and even the media. Say what you will, Brummett, but the mission is to defeat the Hilibitch. Now we can watch the Bernie crowd and see if they join in the "amen" chorus for HRC just like their leader has done.
Politics has become of game of who do you trust the least...and you vote accordingly. In this election it's HRC who I hope is the least trusted.
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Don't go to pot July 18, 2016 at 8:58 a.m.
Here's a few questions that I need answered:
1. Just how many "regulated" locations will be selling TAXED marijuana in this state?
2. Where will they be located? If there a provision for "grow your own" if you live a certain distance from a AHD location, what is it?
3. What government controls are there for the "grow your own" alternative? Is it taxed? If not, what is the estimated percentage of users who will get a free taxation pass?
4. Is there enough revenue to pay for the added government cost of providing the necessary controls?
5. If there are regulated drugs that can be helpful for some medical conditions, what is the cost comparison of a state provided (cheapie) drug card for prescription drugs versus the cost of personnel, office expense, distribution and administrative costs associated with these amendments that the Health Department will provide?
6. If cigarette smoke is so harmful, even secondary smoke, what is the danger of marijuana smoke on the users or bystanders? Placing an unregulated substance in your lungs doesn't sound healthy to me.
7. On a personal note, I already have enough road obstacles like drivers on cell phones, texting, and drinking to want another one placing me in harm's way.
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And justice for some July 11, 2016 at 11:33 a.m.
Timber ..this web site page is all about opinions. Mine is that we will probably never know what evil Hillary was hiding in the thousands of emails conveniently monitored and deleted by her legal team. But, based on her previous actions we can also opine that she lied to Congress on this matter. Recall that Nixon was impeached for the cover-up more than the act he was accused of promoting. History repeats. Ironically, Hillary has been a player in both hers and Nixon's scandals.
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Jerry Jones at summit of NFL's power players July 11, 2016 at 9:04 a.m.
Wally has secured his VIP ticket to Cowboy games, and partying with the Jones. Jerry Jones has leveraged money from his "business" in Arkansas to build a financially successful franchise...one that can't win under his family management. The only positive to this story is that Jerry has screwed over Texas football fans with his "player decisions"...and the high price he charges to watch an also-ran football team. Texas bought into this farce.
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Black Lives Matter protesters block I-40 bridge July 11, 2016 at 8:56 a.m.
The scene from the Blues Brothers movie where the Nazi group push protesters on a bridge into the water below would have been a fitting way to end this disruption of interstate commerce.
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And justice for some July 11, 2016 at 8:46 a.m.
The mishandling of classified information is the distraction in this case.....distraction from the thousands of emails that would show Hillary Clinton using the power of her office to whore money for the Clinton Foundation....the largest money laundering operation in modern history. Lawyers and those who played one on TV or stayed at a Holiday Inn last night are just pissing into the wind to avoid the real issue.
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Give it thought July 1, 2016 at 9:40 a.m.
"I hope the citizens of the United Kingdom were not guided by emotion or politics, two very bad reasons to make a vote." Duh! That is precisely the reasons for the vote. People in England want to take back their country. This vote was an indictment against failed policies administered by the "elitist" who ruled.
I hope Americans will think before they vote. And maybe review some history. Bill Clinton was elected in 1992 and 2 years later lost control of both houses of Congress(first time in over 50 years). Americans did think BEFORE they voted. And that Republican Majority helped shape the Clinton legacy with their Contract with America. Will Hillary be as cooperative if elected. Her history of stonewalling says NO.
So, Arkansans, protect yourself from Clinton by re-electing to Congress persons of courage who will fight for us rather than cave in to the Clinton-Obama continuation of misguided policies.
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JOHN BRUMMETT: Viable law of the land June 30, 2016 at 7:22 a.m.
I can see similarities between this abortion RIGHTS issue and gun control. The left/liberals don't want any restrictions on a "woman's right to choose"; they believe these creeping laws like Texas are designed to do just that: take away their rights a little at a time.
Those of us who support the 2nd Amendment know how these lefties feel. Take away our rights a little at a time using the courts to do so. Sooner or later we won't have any rights left.
The same people that fear their rights to abortion are being challenged are the same who want me to give up my rights to own firearms. How ironic. But the liberals have always wanted to have it both ways.
A Clinton presidency does TO gun advocates what you claim she will do FOR abortion advocates....lock it down tight.
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Arkansas can win June 30, 2016 at 7:05 a.m.
We have casino gambling in Arkansas. The so-called games of skill farce at Oaklawn, calling their casino the gaming room is the greatest snow job ever sold to the people of this state. You have to admire what Oaklawn's owners have been able to accomplish. We've come 180 degrees from when WR sent the state police into the spa city to remove and destroy hundreds of slot machines. Why? because casino gambling was illegal under Arkansas law. That law has not changed. Why not have more CASINOS? Why give Oaklawn and Southland a monopoly?
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JOHN BRUMMETT: Reasons for hope June 28, 2016 at 9:02 a.m.
and there is a 6th reason for hope.....that the Hill and Bill scam will be further exposed leading to her indictment,and his foundation being exposed for the money laundering scheme it is.
Maybe from the ashes of the political death of this bitch, and the missteps of her blowhard opponent someone will rise forth and lead us to the promised land... in your dreams!!!
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8. How does Bella misinterpret Jacob's comment that the people hunting for the wolves in the forest will be dead if they aren't careful?
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Feb. 21, 2013
Home Sweet Home!
After a month on the road, many of us enjoyed playing at home. Traveling is always a great experience: playing new teams, discovering new schools, getting some sun and warm weather in the South… As DI athletes, while our schoolmates may be stuck in whatever class, we are very lucky to play the sport we love throughout the entire country. But let's be honest, there is nothing like playing at home!
What do we like so much about home? Those little things that can actually make a huge difference. We love getting ready in our locker room where we can play music as loud as we want and get pumped up. We love warming up with our own playlist because, yes, we all have some "unique" favorite songs. Do you know any other school that we play "Fancy Footwork" for our little Freshy? I don't think so! We love having our lovely trainer, Debbie, take care of us before and after the match. Once we get on the court, we are so ready to go big because the Gopher nation is there for use and so supportive!
And like our coach clearly said: "If you cut me, my blood will be maroon and gold!" Those colors mean so much to all of us! We are proud to wear maroon and gold every weekend but it is even better when we can also play on maroon and gold courts. And most of all, playing in front of our fans is the most important because it helps us keep in mind that we play for something that is so much bigger than ourselves or our team. We are playing for the Gopher nation!
Yes, this past weekend was a success and it was even more exciting for our little freshman Paulita. On Saturday, she was finally able to compete for us and the smile on her face was priceless because, believe me, that girl loves the competition and loves tennis! After counting down the days since Christmas break, D-Day has come for us and she totally showed everyone that she was born to be a Gopher!
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Oregon's Bounty is an award-winning calendar produced by Oregon Farm Bureau that features gorgeous photos of agriculture: its orchards, ranches, fields and people.
Images for the 2014 calendar are being sought. Farm Bureau invites the public to submit their own photos of Oregon agriculture: the commodities, the families, the production, the landscape, the retail; anything that depicts the beauty, technology, culture or tradition of farming and ranching.
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FONTANA, Calif. -- There is no truth to the rumor that Jimmie Johnson was driving a Ferrari and the other 42 guys in the Pepsi 500 were in go-karts.
It just looked that way.
Johnson's No. 48 Chevrolet was unstoppable and uncatchable Sunday night at Auto Club Speedway, winning this event for the second consecutive year.
Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards: You've been served. Johnson intends to make a serious run at that third consecutive Sprint Cup title. He has given notice that he plans to give Busch and Edwards some major competition once the Chase begins in two weeks, where barring another win he will start 50 points behind Busch and 20 behind Edwards.
And he'll do it if his cars are anything like the one he had Sunday.
"This race car was unbelievable," Johnson said. "I'm not sure I've ever had such a dominant car."
Johnson is one of the best drivers in NASCAR, but Miss Daisy probably could have taken the wheel and won in this machine. In an era where the differences between Sprint Cup cars often are infinitesimal, this Chevy was in its own galaxy.
"This is the same car we had at Indianapolis [in July] when we won there," said crew chief Chad Knaus. "But a lot of work has gone into this at Hendrick Motorsports."
Greg Biffle finished second and Denny Hamlin was third, but this was Johnson's show from start to finish. He led 228 laps of the 250-lap event.
The only thing that kept Johnson from winning the race by more than half a lap was eight cautions that brought the field back to him several times after he built huge leads.
The race even had a caution for a caution light. The second yellow flag came when a row of caution lights broke off the catch fencing from the gusty winds. Or maybe it was the force of Johnson's car whizzing by.
Johnson built a 10.6-second lead after 145 laps. Only 18 cars were on the lead lap, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. was about to go a lap down when a debris caution came out on Lap 146.
But Johnson easily built another lead on the next restart. When a caution flag flew with 89 laps to go, the other contenders decided to use some strategy to get in front of him.
Five cars took two tires while Johnson took four, dropping him to sixth with 85 laps to go. After one lap, Johnson was fourth. After two laps he was second. He zoomed by Biffle for the lead before completing a third lap.
So much for strategy. See ya, boys.
Just to show it wasn't a fluke, Johnson did the same thing again a few laps later, but this time he restarted sixth when the five cars in front of him also had four fresh tires.
Johnson's jack man, Kenneth Purcell, got his left leg caught in the air hose on the pit stop with 68 laps remaining, enabling five cars to beat Johnson off pit road.
After one lap on the restart, Johnson was third. After two laps he was second, and he passed Biffle on the inside to get back in front on the third lap.
The tires were all equal. The cars were not.
Biffle's team won the award for the best pit crew of the night, beating Johnson off pit road one final time before a restart with 28 laps remaining.
Not that it mattered. Johnson was back in front in half a lap.
"I drove as hard as I've driven in a long time," Biffle said. "But the 48 was phenomenal. We see that happen every once in a while. A guy gets it set up just right and the car gets running good."
Running good? This car was running like Usain Bolt with a 30-mph tailwind. No Hendrick Motorsports car has run this well this season.
I'm happy to see people are considering us a championship contender again. Kyle and Carl have dominated things and we haven't caught them yet, but we're doing the right things now.
-- Jimmie Johnson
"Very seldom do you have a car this good," said team owner Rick Hendrick. "We haven't before now. This [new car] has made a lot of people pull their hair out. It was supposed to be easier than this."
Hendrick said his organization got behind on the new car last season while concentrating on Johnson and Jeff Gordon battling for the championship.
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Whatever they did with the car Johnson drove Sunday was equivalent to winning the lottery. And Johnson hopes it sets him up to challenge Busch and Edwards for the Cup title.
"I'm happy to see people are considering us a championship contender again," Johnson said. "Kyle and Carl have dominated things and we haven't caught them yet, but we're doing the right things now."
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Mooloolaba 200 Race - Alegria V to use new race as Hobart qualifier
by Tracey Johnstone on 23 Aug 2013
The 50-foot Audi Centre Sunshine Coast Alegria V and sizes up against the 100-foot Wild Thing Beverley Chew
Queensland big-boat skipper Rod Jones, will use Mooloolaba's newest sailing event, the Mooloolaba 200, as his qualifying race for this year's Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race.
The event is being organised and run by Mooloolaba Yacht Club on the weekend of fifth and October sixth 2013.
The organising authority of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, the Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA), confirmed earlier this week that the Rod Jones's Welbourne 50, Audi Centre Sunshine Coast Alegria V, will be able to use his participation in the Mooloolaba 200 Offshore Classic as the boat's qualifying race.
The CYCA requires yachts entering the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race to compete in an approved qualifying race within a six month period prior to the blue water classic as outlined in the Notice of Race. There are several races that a boat can use as their qualifying passage and include Sydney Gold Coast Yacht Race and the CYCA's Cabbage Tree Island Race, to be conducted in November. The scheduling of the Mooloolaba 200 on the October long-weekend fits within the required time frame and the 200 nautical mile distance complies with the acceptable qualifying distance under the Notice of Race.
Jones's team most recently won Division 1 IRC and ORCi in the CYCA's 384 nautical mile Sydney Gold Coast Race. His team are now focusing on their final preparations for a successful Sydney Hobart campaign which includes participating in the Mooloolaba 200.
'I'm really excited by this new 200 mile offshore race. As part of our preparation with our Audi Centre Sunshine Coast Alegria V team, for this year's Sydney to Hobart we need to get as many quality offshore race miles under our belt as we can.
'Now that the Audi Centre Sunshine Coast Mooloolaba 200 Offshore Race has been accepted by CYCA as a qualifier for the Sydney to Hobart, we can tick that box as well. With a course designed to test all points of sailing, not just the typical point and send race we so often do, the Mooloolaba 200 mirrors in some small way, the test of the Hobart. Of course it will be much warmer at the finish though.
'October promises thermal winds through the afternoon and gradient in the mornings and evenings, so the course will challenge tactically. Fingers crossed this new race will become a must-do for our Queensland offshore racers, and hopefully it will also become a must-do for yachts from down south, looking to add a race with a challenge to their log books,' Jones said.
Mooloolaba 200 incorporates both offshore and inshore events.
Performance monohulls and multihulls will compete in the offshore event. They will race in the 200 nautical mile Offshore Classic designed to test different points of sailing.
Cruising monohulls and multihulls, sports boats, trailables and SB20s will compete on inshore courses. These divisions will be will be racing on both passage and windward/leeward courses.
The Offshore Classic race fleet will head out on Saturday October 5th to head north from Mooloolaba into Noosa's Laguna Bay. It then heads further north to Wolf Rock, just off Double Island Point, before turning south-east for Flinders Reef. From the reef the fleet take a zig-zag course heading west to the outer Gneerings, just off Mooloolaba Bay, then back into the coast to Caloundra before heading east again for the penultimate leg out to Flinders Reef. The final leg is a westerly track home to the finish off Mooloolaba and the big prize-giving party.
The inshore cruising and sports boats races are much-less demanding distances. On Saturday October 5th the sports boats, SB20s and Cruising divisions will coastal race 40 nautical miles north to Noosa and back to Mooloolaba in the Laguna Bay Challenge. Then on Sunday the Cruising Division will have a short passage race in Mooloolaba Bay while the Sports Boats will complete nearby in several races on a windward/leeward course.
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