That's funny and coincidental, because I had a conversation
with one of their unofficial webmasters. I noticed some strange
stuff, and I had trouble finding some information. He said the
same thing... they can't take too much at once. We switched
from their text books to ASA somewhat recently.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"N1EE" wrote in message
om...
US Sailing is a bunch of losers. Have you seen their
diagram for a Quick Stop MOB? It is oval on the
wrong axis. They were more concerned with fitting
on the page, than getting it right.

I wrote the President of US Sailing and he was very
interested, refered me to someone else, I faxed in
the proper way, and then nothing, no response, no
dialog on the topic, and as far as I can tell nothing
has happened, or will happen.

I'm going to the next USS symposium. I was advised
not to try to make too suggestions, and was told
they can't seem to handle much.

After serving in the Air Force, I'm used to a
standard of excellence. On a scale of ten, ten
being the highest, I rate US Sailing a solid 4.5.

They are about as fast as the bridge workers--no
apparent progress and the job is never done.

Bart Senior


"Pony Express" wrote

US SAILING is *going to* do this. They've been
talking about it for years.
S