TRADING PLATFORM OVERVIEW

TRADING PLATFORM OVERVIEW



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Maserati Marina Yacht Club Sailing Cup

Maserati Marina Yacht Club Sailing Cup

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Maserati ve Marina Yacht Club sponsorluğunda, BAYK, Bodrum Açıkdeniz Yelken Kulübü ve Milta Bodrum Marina tarafından düzenlenen Maserati Marina Yacht Club Sailing Cup, 20-21 Eylül 2008 tarihlerinde gerçekleştirildi.

Aynı zamanda, Bodrum Açıkdeniz Yelken Kulübü, 2008 Yaz-Güz Trofesi'nin 4. ayağı olan yarışa, Race sınıfından 7, Cruiser sınıfından 14 olmak üzere toplam 21 tekne katıldı. Yarışlarda davetli sanatçılar da ekiplerle birlikte yarıştı.

İlk gün…
Her iki sınıf için tek ve offshore yarışı var. Cruise sınıfı Bodrum-Karaada çevresi- Bodrum parkurunu yaparken Race sınıfı tekneler Bodrum-Çelebi Adası-Karaada-Bodrum rotasında yarışacak. Startlar erteleme olmadan brifingde açıklandığı saatlerinde veriliyor; 12.00 Race, 12.10 Cruiser.

Yarıştığım Bona Dea (Cruiser B) ile güzel bir start alıp, gurubun önünde Karaada batı burnuna doğru rota tuttuğumuzda rüzgarın hızı 7-8 knot. İlk dakikalardan sonra rüzgar 12-13 knotlara çıkıyorsa da Karaada’nın arkasında, 4-5 knotlara düşüyor. Bu sırada kıyıya yakın seyreden tekneler neredeyse tamamen rüzgarsız kalıyorlar.

Tüm yarış boyunca 3-15 knot arası rüzgar ile yarışıyor tekneler. Race sınıfı yarışı iyice uzayınca, rüzgarın da kesilmesi sonucu finişler arasında 2 saate yaklaşan farklar oluşuyor.

İkinci gün…
Bodrum için son iki gündür verilen “sağanak yağmur geliyor” uyarısı bir gece önce gerçekleşince, pırıl pırıl mavi bir gökyüzünü ve bembeyaz cumulus bulutları altında yapılıyor yarışlar. Günün yarışlarında her iki sınıfta aynı sosis rotada yarışacaklar, Race sınıfı tekneler parkurda 3 orsa 3 pupa yaparken, Cruiser sınıfı 2 orsa ve 2 pupa ile finişe ulaşacaklar. Bu gün Race sınıfı içn iki Cruiser sınıfı için ise sadece tek yarış var.



Startlar yine tam zamanında; 12.00 Race, 12.10 Cruiser. Kuzey-kuzeybatı yönünden 10-12 knots esen rüzgar ile başlıyor yarışlar.

Race sınıfı startında, Uzma’nın gerilerden gelerek, bir “vapur” edası ile en önde start almasının güzelliğinden kurtulamamışken, henüz 2 dakika kadar sonra, Race sınıfı teknelerinden, uzaklarda ki Şahmat ta bir karışıklık gözümüze çarpıyor; Ekipten bir kişi denize düşmüş ve vardevela tellerine tutunarak geri çıkmaya çalışıyor. Yelkenci refleksi bu olsa gerek.

Yarış boyunca zaman zaman 15-17 knotlara çıkan rüzgar ile kısa rotada ki Cruise yarışını yaklaşık 55 dakikada tamamlıyor, Bona Dea. Finişimiz gerçekten çok heyecanlı. Bizde önce finişe giren Ömer Karacalar’ın skipperliğinde ki Sünger’in ardından zamanı ve nefeslerimizi tutuyoruz; 2 dakika 21 saniye. Bu düzeltilmiş zamanda Sünger’i geçtik demek, bu gün biz 1(bir) iz.

Finişi aldıktan sonra marinaya gitmek yerine açıklara tutuyoruz rotamızı, bir yandan da “bu gün Cruise sınıfı için neden tek yarış yapıldı” diye düşünüyorum!…

Akşam ise Marina Yacht Club ağırlığını koyuyor ortaya, nefis bir ödül töreni düzenliyor. Tören sonrasında ise Fatih Erkoç çıkıyor sahneye. Müzik Önder Bali ve Fatih Erkoç’tan, içkiler Kavaklıdere, Efe Rakı, Efes Pilsen kısaca Marina Yacht Club’den olunca, yelkencilere eğlenmek kalıyor. Onlar da yarışlarda olduğu gibi bunun da hakkını veriyorlar.

Saner Gülsöken

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VIEW TURKEY FROM A DIFFERENT AND PERHAPS MORE BEAUTIFUL ANGLE ...THE SEA.

Whether you incline towards the western shores of the Aegean or the southern Turquoise Coast, a voyage through Turkish waters is an unforgettably rich experience, with the entire region a melting pot of culture and civilisation.

Turkey is indeed the place to spend your yachting holiday. No country is more blessed than Turkey in its possession of unique beauties.

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Our elegant villas, situated in an exclusive location, close to the sandy beach and in the middle of a stylish and calm residential area, provide quality and homey accommodation.

Without distraction, in this peaceful area you can enjoy the singing of the birds. Despite the calm you are very close to the heart of Dubai and some of the most exciting places in the city.

Our German management is on location 24 hours a day and is always ready to help and recommend the most interesting and exciting spots for sightseeing, fun and adventure in Dubai.

If you want to take a desert safari in a 4x4, go dune surfing, camel riding, horse riding or take a city tour, we can always assist by making reservations and booking on your behalf.

Angsana Hotel And Suites Dubai

Centrally located in the heart of Dubai on the famous Sheikh Zayed Road, the Angsana Hotel & Suites is the perfect choice for guests looking for luxury suite-style accommodation alongside fantastic hotel facilities.

The Angsana consists of two 50-storey tall towers, an iconic building forming Dubai’s every-changing sky line. Each of the two towers features a range of luxurious and spacious studios and suites, all beautifully decorated and reflecting Angsana’s trademark style of contemporary chic.

Guests of the Angsana Dubai can enjoy the hotel’s recreational facilities which include 2 rooftop swimming pools, a 290m² gymnasium and not forgetting the award-winning Angsana Spa which offers a range of body treatments and massages.

There is a fantastic range of cuisine available at the Angsana. Guests can enjoy both Middle Eastern and Indian speciality restaurants, alongside international cuisine or fusion.

The Angsana Hotel & Suites is just minutes from Dubai International Exhibition and Convention Centre, Dubai World Trade Centre and the Dubai International Financial Centre. Dubai International Airport is 15 minutes away.

Burj Al Arab hotel

Burj Al Arab hotel, designed to resemble a billowing sail, that soars to a height of 321 metres, dominating the Dubai coastline. At night, it offers an unforgettable sight, surrounded by choreographed colour sculptures of water and fire. The Burj Al Arab Dubai reflects the finest that the world has to offer.

With your chauffeur driven Rolls Royce, discreet in-suite check in, private reception desk on every floor and a brigade of highly trained butlers who provide around-the-clock attention, you can be assured of a highly personalised service throughout your stay.

Rooms: 202. Hotel Chain: Jumeirah.
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Kempinski Hotel Mall of the Emirates is the world’s third largest indoor ski resort with one of the world’s longest indoor ski slopes and the biggest covered snow park. Also attached to the biggest shopping mall outside North America, the truly unique five star deluxe hotel is set to be a destination in itself offering a complete leisure experience with state-of-the-art health club, Ayurveda wellness centre, swimming pool and tennis court.

Rooms: 393. Hotel Chain: Kempinski.
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What is needlepoint?

What is needlepoint?
needlepoint-design (7K) Needlepoint, also known as canvas work, is sometimes mistakenly called tapestry. (Real tapestries are woven, not stitched.) I tend to describe it as:

* stitches worked on canvas,
* often using wool
* and normally covering the whole surface.

However, any one of those points can be argued! My Textures to Dye for range have been worked on Aida fabric with cotton, rayon and silk threads, and sometimes canvas areas have been left bare.

Like me, many people are introduced to canvaswork by using tent stitch on a printed or hand painted canvas. Sometimes there are long straight stitches already in place, called tramming, to help show what colour to use for each stitch. But there are much more creative options available! Designs can be worked from charts in a similar manner to counted cross stitch, and can incorporate many different stitches and textures.

How to needlepoint
bargello-bell (22K) I will share with you many types of techniques, stitches and designs on the pages of this website.

Why not start with learning basic tent stitch and its variations. These stitches look the same on the front but are worked using different methods. Then you can move on to textured stitches like the Rhodes stitch, Velvet stitch and many more.

As your confidence builds, you might want to try using a laying tool to help you produce smooth stitches.

Why not see what difference that the type of thread can make to your stitches?

You might like to learn Bargello, also known as Hungarian Point, and try a free bargello design for Christmas. Simple to stitch, it is the choice of colours that make Bargello a stunning form of needlework.

Stitching on plastic canvas is a great introduction to this form of needlework, you can try it while stitching this pretty poppy coaster.

What will you need?
You will require canvas, yarn or thread, tapestry needles, and basic equipment including a frame and scissors (large ones for cutting canvas and small, sharp ones for thread). Oh, and a certain amount of patience would also be useful. needlepoint-chair (6K)
What can I use it for?
Lots of things! How about cushions, chair covers, rugs for the floor, belts, bags, wall hangings, bellpulls, fire-screens, boxes, door stops, book covers, pincushions and even tiny items for dolls houses. Needlepoint creates attractive, hardwearing, useful items, that can become family heirlooms.
How long have people been stitching needlepoint?
Oh a very long time. it dates back to the days of the ancient Egyptians. The uses have changed over the centuries. In medieval times it was used to make warm wall hangings, whereas bargello chair covers were all the rage in the seventeeth century.

Fire-screens and smaller items were popular in the eighteenth century.

Interest in Berlin woolwork spread from 1830 onwards, with designs that were printed on paper in black and white and then hand coloured being stitched onto canvas in cross stitch.