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• "Boating Under the Influence (BUI)." Boating Safety. United States Coast Guard. 2005
  
• Caribbean Yacht Charters
  
• Encyclopedia Britannica Online
  
• "Five Essentials of Sailing." Caution Water. 2007
  
• Rose, Dick. "Fleet and Match Racing Rules Compared." Sailing World. 2008
• "Getting Started." United States Sailing Association
  
• "Getting Started - Five Sailing Essentials." ABC of Sailing, part of MaxLifestyle International Inc. 2008
  
• "How to tie ten of the most useful knots." Lost Knowledge Site
  
• "Knot gallery from Tollesbury Sailing Club." Materials from the Controller of her Majesty's Stationery Office and UK Hydrographic Office. British Crown
  
• "Navigation Rules and Regulations." United States Coast Guard Navigation Center
  
• "Racing Rules of Sailing Information." The International Sailing Federation. 2005
  
• "Rope knots for sailing." Cruise-charter.net
• "Safety and Survival Tips." Boating Safety. United States Coast Guard. 2005
  
• "Sailing Lingo Test." American Sailing Association. 2004
  
• "Sailing Safety - Basic Guidelines." ABC of Sailing, part of MaxLifestyle International Inc. 2008
  
• "Sailing Variations." ABC of Sailing, part of MaxLifestyle International Inc. 2008
  
• Sorum, Alan. "Traditional Nautical Superstitions." Suite101.com. 2007
• "The History of Olympic Sailing." The Boating Channel