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  1. The Apple TreeRead the original story

    2 min ago | Blogger Party

    A long time ago, there was a huge apple tree. A little boy loved to come and lay around it every day.

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  2. Racing on the riverRead the original story

    2 hrs ago | Potomac News

    With the overnight temperature nearly dipping into the 30s, the Quantico Yacht Club recently ended its 2009 sailing season by hosting the 55th Annual Quantico Frostbite Regatta.

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  3. Pirates are 'looking after' captive yacht pairRead the original story

    3 hrs ago | Sunday Herald

    A British couple being held hostage by pirates said they were being looked after by their kidnappers.

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  4. Pirates seize Greek shipRead the original story w/Photo

    3 hrs ago | CNN

    Suspected Somali pirates hijacked a Greek-owned bulk carrier Wednesday with 22 crew members aboard, according to the European Union's Naval Force for Somalia.

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    Related Topix: Piracy News, Durban, South Africa, World News, South Africa, Kwazulu/Natal, South Africa

  5. Thursday, November 19Read the original story

    4 hrs ago | ETaiwanNews.com

    Today is Thursday, November 19, the 323rd day of 2009. There are 42 days left in the year.

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  6. Somali pirates demonstrate long-range menaceRead the original story

    4 hrs ago | Daily Times

    Pirates on Monday launched their longest-range hijack attempt yet by opening fire on a big Hong Kong-flagged crude oil tanker, 1,000 nautical miles east of Mogadishu ANTI-piracy measures off Somalia appear to be forcing pirates to extend their range to strike deep into the Indian Ocean, shifting the menace even further from the protection of ...

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    Related Topix: Piracy News, Somalia, Africa, World News

  7. Cruise GuideRead the original story w/Photo

    4 hrs ago | Pelican Press

    The premium and luxury cruise lines, like their mass-market counterparts, are preparing for another busy Caribbean season.

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    Related Topix: World News, British Virgin Islands, Virgin Islands, Central America, Fort Lauderdale, FL

  8. LV Trophy: Emirates Team NZ leads unbeaten with 5 wins; Synergy scores first victoryRead the original story w/Photo

    4 hrs ago | Valencia Sailing

    Synergy, led by Polish skipper Karol Jablonski, scored an historic triumph by beating the French/German team ALL4ONE.

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  9. Parade of Lights Holiday Cruise sets sail Dec. 12Read the original story w/Photo

    4 hrs ago | Dana Point News

    Get into the Christmas spirit by joining the Ocean Institute's Parade of Lights Holiday Cruise with KSBR/88.5 FM from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Dec.

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  10. Wolfs joins North Sails teamRead the original story w/Photo

    5 hrs ago | Mississauga

    Mike Wolfs. North Sails Mississauga has announced the hiring of local Olympic silver medalist Mike Wolfs.

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  11. Today in piracy: Somali pirates extend their rangeRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | National Post

    Far from stopping Somali pirates operating in the Gulf of Aden, an international naval force only appears to be pushing their strikes deeper into the Indian Ocean.

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  12. SMARTER Brunei In Dire Need Of FundsRead the original story

    5 hrs ago | BruDirect

    Smarter Brunei is sailing its over-crowded ship into dangerous waters and urgently requires a new ship that it cannot afford.

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  13. Ashika unfit to sail: WitnessRead the original story

    8 hrs ago | Fiji Times

    Weeks before the Tongan ferry Princess Ashika sank with the loss of 75 people, marine experts in Fiji and Tonga had described it as a menace to the public and crew, the Royal Commission into its sinking has heard.

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    Related Topix: Oceania, Tonga, World News, Boat Disaster

  14. Less loud sounds can still damage earsRead the original story

    10 hrs ago | New Scientist

    HOW loud is too loud? Sounds thought to cause only temporary hearing loss have destroyed nerve cells in the ears of mice.

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    Related Topix: Audiology, Medicine

  15. BMW Oracle Racing's Trimaran Dismasts on PacificRead the original story w/Photo

    Thursday Nov 5 | The Log Newspaper

    The 60-meter mast on the monster trimaran that will represent the United States in the Americaa s Cup came crashing down during a sail on the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday, snapping in two as it hit the rear beam.

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    Related Topix: Oracle, Software, Lawrence Ellison

  16. Yachting: Team NZ win again off NiceRead the original story

    8 hrs ago | The Otago Daily Times

    Team New Zealand maintained their frontrunning role today in the Louis Vuitton Trophy yachting regatta in the south of France, but the day belonged to Russia's Synergy.

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  17. Team Origin square up with ETNZRead the original story

    8 hrs ago | The Independent

    Britain's America's Cup team, Origin, with wind tactician Rob Greenhalgh up the mast, controls its American rival BMW Oracle in the Louis Vuitton series off Nice enlarge A dress rehearsal of what could be the final of the Louis Vuitton Trophy series is in prospect tomorrow as Britain's unbeaten Team Origin squares up against the only other unbeaten ...

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    Related Topix: Ben Ainslie, Summer Sports, Andrew Simpson, Iain Percy

  18. Ultimate emergency call uses all open channelsRead the original story

    9 hrs ago | New Scientist Tech

    HELD satellite-radio called FRED could one day get people out of sticky situations.

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    Related Topix: Science / Technology, Space, GPS

  19. Propelled by light: the promise and perils of solar sailingRead the original story w/Photo

    9 hrs ago | New Scientist Tech

    Earlier this week, the Planetary Society , a space advocacy group in Pasadena, California, received an anonymous donation to build and launch a small solar-sail driven spacecraft.

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  20. Water purifiers for the poor fail to prove their worthRead the original story

    9 hrs ago | New Scientist Tech

    Many of the systems intended to provide clean water for families in some of the world's poorest communities may not work.

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