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PENINSULA YACHT CLUB Established 1996 § Lake Norman BOATING AND SAILING GUIDE VOLUME II 2015 35° 28.08’ N - 80° 56.26’ W INTRODUCTION Volume I of PYC’s Recreational Boating Information Guide was launched at the 2013 Commodore’s Ball. I missed the mark of Volume II being ready for distribution at the 2014 Fleet Commissioning due to an aorta dissection running interference with my regularly scheduled life. So we pick up where we left off. Volume II expands on some of the previous Volume topics, explains some with a different approach and introduces new beacons of information. It is a distinguished honor to be a component of The Peninsula Yacht Club’s Fleet Committee, to chair the Boating Safety and Education responsibilities and to be handed the reins of collecting, compiling, editing, sequencing and sharing boating information, personal experiences and heighten your awareness about types of boating that may not be germane to your life on the water. I’ve always been passionate about boating, boating safety and boating knowledge. I’m one of those whose personal compass points to the water. The table of contents is your dashboard of information. Each section is an instrument. Some will move your needle, some won’t. The Peninsula Yacht Club recognizes their role in the community and the sport and as a leader of boating, sailing and related experiences. This book is to broaden the club’s footprint as that leader and support awareness and understanding being unparalleled in importance. I share my boating interest and this guide with those who share a calling to spend more time on the water in any form of watercraft and who appreciate listening to the wisdom of the water. Thank you to Barbara, who always made sure we had as vase of fresh flowers in the cockpit. David M. Goodman January, 2015 Everybody's got a boat upon the ocean not everybody's sailing out to sea Kenny Loggins - The Real Thing Lyrics | MetroLyrics Table of Contents Chapter Page I. Getting to Know PYC 1 History The People – PYC Staff, Fleet Committee, Dock Ensigns Events Calendar for 2015 PYC Profiled by National Sailing Hall of Fame II. Be A Polite, Considerate & Courteous Boater 17 Manners Docking your Vessel III. Recreational Boating 23 What is Recreational Boating? US Coast Guard 2013 Boating Statistics Report Federal Law Requirements for Boating Accidents The End of Traditional Paper Charts IV. Rules, Regulations and Safety on the Water 29 North Carolina Regulations Change in Personal Flotation Device Requirements Boating Safety – Frequently Asked Questions Guide to PWC Safety Boating with Children V. No Swimming in a Marina, Electric Shock Drowning 43 VI. Boats 46 Boat Types Pros and Cons of Boat Type Designs VII. Ropes & Knots 52 Learning the Ropes Tying the Knot Knots Commonly Part of Boating VIII. Educational and Useful Information 58 Nautical Flags Downloading NOAA Charts Smithsonian Institute Exhibit Flag Pole Etiquette Boat Language & Boat Terms Naming, Christening and Changing the Vessel Name Boat Name Examples, Stupid Boat Names IX Fishing 85 X Sailing 97 The Dynamics of Sailing The Five Essentials of Keeping the Boat in Trim One Design Boats Types, Designs and Classifications of Sailboats Sailboat Nomenclature Sailing Terms Recreational Sailing Ropes, Lines and Rigging Rules & Regulations XI Sailboat Racing – What is it All About 128 Types of Racing – One Design & Handicapped Lake Norman Racing Information Top 10 Races in the World – A Commentary Racing Rules – An Introduction Race Signals XII “PRAWNS” 153 The Tablet and Smartphone Epidemic Interesting and Noteworthy PRAWNS Helpful Information for LKN Boaters XIII A Noted Yachtsman? 163 CHAPTER 1 ----- GETTING TO KNOW PYC History The People - PYC Staff, Fleet Committee, Dock Ensigns New Programs, Activities, Member Benefits for 2015 Events Calendar PYC Profiled by National Sailing Hall of Fame HISTORY The Peninsula Yacht Club, founded in 1995, is situated on the site of the former Outrigger Marina that was founded in 1974. PYC began enrolling members in February of 1995, with area resid ents and boating enthusiasts being anxious to be a part of Lake Norman’s newest tradition. Ground breaking for the new Clubhouse was in November of that year, followed by a grand opening celebration in June of 1996. At the grand opening we consisted of app roximately 540 members and has since grown to over 1,000. PYC is the largest inland lake in the Carolinas. 2016 will mark PYC’s 20 th year anniversary. East West Partners Club Management The Peninsula Yacht club is managed by East West Partners Club Manage ment Company. East West’s primary aim has always been to distinguish themselves as the premier provider of quality club management and lodging services. www.eastwestclubs.com Morningstar Marinas The Peninsula Yacht Club is owned by Morningstar Properties, LLC. Morningstar Properties is a vertically integrated full-service private company that acquires, develops, operates and redevelops self-storage and marina properties in the United States. www.morningstarmarinas.com THE PYC STAFF The enormousness of operating of any multi-faceted, broad in scope resort style entity necessitates an unceasing seamless in appearance, smoothly coordinated and structured system of member, community, staff, purveyor, physical plant, entertainment safety and many more distinct operation related modules. PYC is unique in that it is privately owned, managed by a professional club management firm, memberships do not require a 1 spending minimum and is a world class, full service steward of yachting activities. It is valuable for members to be knowledgeable about the expanse of people power it takes to keep the Club running smoothly...office and marina staff, lifeguards, kitchen, wait staff, those who maintain the facilities plus all who are invisible on the front lines. We have some outstanding people on our team of employees at The Peninsula Yacht Club. We think it is important for our members to be aware of the tremendous amount of people power it takes to keep the Club running smoothly...our office and marina staff, lifeguards, and kitchen and wait staff...all who are ready to make your Club experience extra special! Below are photos and some background about each of them. Bruce Furman, General Manager Bruce started with the club in April 2012. He brings to the Peninsula Yacht Club 22 years of experience in prestigious private country clubs. His career started at the Breakers Hotel and BallenIsles Country Club in south Florida. He has worked at the Point Lake and Golf Club as the Assistant General Manager for eight years. Bruce comes to the Peninsula Yacht Club from Lake Toxaway Country Club in the mountains of North Carolina. Before working in the hospitality industry he served in the United States Navy on board the USS Saratoga. He is a member of the Club Managers Association of America and is actively pursuing his Certified Club Manager designation. Outside of his professional career, he enjoys spending time with his wife Tracy and .three boys Seth, Tate and Wyatt, in Mooresville, N.C. Jamie Bostian, Executive Chef Jamie was previously the Club’s Sous Chef from 2008-2013. He has shown his strength and capacities in the kitchen and has been a great example of leadership. Jamie recognized his passion for cooking at the early age of 12. In high school he realized that he wanted to become a chef. He pursued his education at Johnson & Wales University in both Charleston and Charlotte, where he obtained his BS in Food Service Management. He has worked at The Point Lake and Golf Club, now known as Trump National, and also at Solace Restaurant where he was the Lead Line Chef. Outside of work, he enjoys cooking for his family! He loves visiting Farmer’s Markets and using fresh, local in gredients. He and his wife Kasey are proud parents of their daughter, Madelyn. 2 Clair Knox, Membership and Social Director Clair joined our team in June 2012. She first started at the PYC in late 2004 and ever since she left in 2005, has wanted to find her way back. Originally from Louisiana, she attended LSU (Geaux Tigers!) and graduated with a Fine Arts Degree with her concentration in photography. She married in 2009 and currently lives in Troutman with her husband Cory and two sons, Beaux and Wyatt. When she isn’t working she is spending time with her family and friends play ing outdoors or cooking. Harry Smith, Marina Manager Harry started working at the Peninsula Yacht Club in March of 1999. His time at PYC has been extremely enjoyable with a lot exciting changes. He has spent many years absorbing vital information about boating, that he feels he has benefited from as well as the members. Harry is a Charlotte native, born and raised just outside of Mint Hill. He spent a short time in Wilmington, NC, but lucky for him moving back to Charlotte gave him the opportunity to meet his wife. At age 25 he and his wife were married and since have been blessed with three amazing children, two boys and a girl. He has often joked that his wife was his second true love, his first being the water. Harry grew up with a passion for the water and an insatiable interest for boats. The actuality of being able to make a living at what he has such a great interest in, is such a blessing. His hobbies as a teenager were surfing, windsurfing, and really anything to do with water. Even still as an adult he finds that he is driven to the water. In December of 2003, he received a diploma for the completion of the U.S.
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