I need information on America's cup; competitors, names of sailboats,ect.?
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http://americascup.com/en/acmag/letter/index.php?idIndex=0&idContent=5399\n\nGo to this page and take a look.  Not only does it have the competitors listed but their pairings for the next leg.  \n\nsome of the more predominant  team names you'll see are\n\nOracle\nalenghi\nLuna Rossa\nVictory Challenge\n\nI don't know about the sailboats names, they usually are just numbered.  ie...victory challenge 37, 38 and 39
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Fundamentals of Sailplane Design\n("Grundlagen für den Entwurf von Segelflugzeugen")\nby Fred Thomas\nForeword by L. M. M. Boermans (President, OSTIV)\n\nISBN 0-9669553-0-7\nLibrary of Congress Catalog Card Number: 99-61150\n9" x 10.5", 286 pages, hardcover\nIndex and Bibliography\n\n\n$50 US + S&H\nNow available!\nOrdering information below. \n\nThe definitive text on sailplane design by Fred Thomas, Professor of Aerospace Engineering at the Technical University of Braunschweig (Germany). Covers the basics of sailplane design, including aerodynamics and flight mechanics, operational and regulatory requirements, aerodynamic design optimization, wind tunnel and flight test procedures, and historical outlook. Appendix with extensive collection of detailed design data and 3-view drawings for over 150 sailplanes, including both vintage gliders and modern sailplanes. \n\nContents\n\nBasic Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics: Fluid dynamics and the sailplane - Airfoil and wing theory - Performance and handling qualities - Aeroelasticity \nDesign Requirements: Certification requirements - JAR-22 - Cross country theory - Thermal models and climb performance \nSailplane Design Optimization: Basic considerations - Wing design - Variable geometry - Flying wings - The World Class - Fuselage and wing-fuselage transition - Empennage and controls \nDetermination of Performance and Handling Characteristics: Theoretical methods - Experimental methods \nTrends in Sailplane Development: Sailplane class definitions - Early glider designs - Sailplane development to date - Outlook \nAppendices: Tabulated design data and three-view drawings - "Zacher" flight test protocol - German-English glossary of technical terms \n\nAn errata sheet is available here. \n\nHow to order\nPlease order "Fundamentals of Sailplane Design" from one of the following suppliers. Most accept online orders. You can also order the title through your local bookstore (it will, however, take longer). \n\n\nNorth and South America:\nKnauff and Grove Soaring Supplies (Julian, PA) Toll free: (888) 724-3677; (814) 355-2483, fax (814) 355-2633. Ships internationally. Accepts Credit Cards. \n\nDAR Corporation (Lawrence, Kansas) (785) 832-0434 Ships internationally. Accepts Credit Cards. \nAircraft Technical Book Co. (Tabernash, CO) (970) 887-2207, (800) 780-4115 (toll free) Ships internationally. Accepts Credit Cards. \nKiona Publishing Inc. (Richland, WA) Ph/Fax (509) 627-0456, (866) 627-0456 (toll free) Ships internationally. Accepts Credit Cards. \nSailplane Homebuilders Association (Tehachapi, CA) (join SHA and receive book at discount) \nBob Wander's Soaring Books and Supplies (Minneapolis, MN) Toll free: (800) 660-0238 Accepts Credit Cards
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http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/p/\n\nthat should give you all the info that you need.
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check out www.capecodrentals.com
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goto usahockey.com they have sights of this stuff all over i don't see why they wouldn't have what you're looking for\n\nHOPE THIS HELPS
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if u want 2 know more information 'bout it visit...\nfifaworldcup.com---->maybe it can help u,
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Read all about it right here: http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/fifaworldcup_us/
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Here ya go.\nhttp://marcoisland.org/golf.htm
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Try www.soccerbase.com.  It might be a bit of a labourious process but all the info will be there if you rummage for it.
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Try doing an Internet search on football, or on soccer as it's called in the US.  Also a search of FIFA would be a good place to start.  This is the organization that puts on the World Cup.  Their site has TONS of information on the World Cup.  Also, a search for FIFA will give you a ton of links with teams, standings, scores,etc.  One more bit of advice, use your brain and do the research yourself.  It's really not that hard with the Internet and all.  And stop procrastinating.  When you get things done early you don't stress about it later.  Also, many times it's good to research something you're not interested in.  You can learn something and even broaden your horizons a bit and maybe get a new interest or hobby.  Good luck on your paper.
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entry forms can be found on the USGA site. (usga.org) click on "championships"
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Try the South Street Seaport Museum for information:\nhttp://www.southstseaport.org/
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ThomasNet.com\n Start on this page http://www.thomasnet.com/prodsearch.html?cov=NA&which=prod&what=water+sports&navsec=search
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I realize this will be quite difficult, but you will have to do a little more "dirty hands" research and dig up some information such as the name of the company who owned the ship, or where it was built, etc. in order to find your info.  I have seen lots of info about ship-owning families and companies, but few ship's names (except very famous ones) actually appearing in web searches.  Good luck!
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www.americansingles.com
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I'd try the RYA website:http://www.rya.org for sailing.
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Try this:\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/