http://www.aerodyneyachts.com/Structure/structure.html
State of the Art Structure and Materials
The entire Aerodyne 47 hull, deck, bulkheading, internal structure
and major furniture sections are manufactured from wet prepreg epoxy/
Eglass/ kevlar, cored, and vacuum bagged in a one shot process. This
process produces an integral laminate with no secondary bonds

http://www.amya.org/sailmanual/table.html
Introduction to the Manual
Basic Land Skills
Safety
Knots
Parts of a Sailboat
Care of Equipment
Basic Sail Theory and Concepts
Physics of Sailing
Introduction to Steering and Sail Adjustment
Basic Sailing Terminology
Practical Sailing skills
Prepare a Sailor to Leave for a Day of Sailing
Rigging a Flying Junior
Leaving a Dock
Points of Sail
Trimming the Sails
Tacking
Gybing
Man Overboard
Capsizing
Arriving at a Dock
General Sailing Skills
Using sail Adjustments
Weather
Right of Way Rules
Appendix I: Tests and Drills
Appendix II: Glossary
Appendix III: Sources

http://marina42.net/cgi-bin/p/m42p-c...hts-inc&id=615

MODERN SAILING RIGS - HOW THEY DIFFER

http://www.well.com/user/pk/TZselftack.html
The "Rocky Rail"
Twilight Zone's new self-tacking jib

http://www.harken.com/rigtips/selftack.php

Self-Tacking Jibs & Staysails

http://na.northsails.com/Cruising_Sa...TackingJib.htm

http://na.northsails.com/Cruising_Sa...ForSailors.htm
Solutions for Cruising Sailors

http://www.alerionexpress28.com/hoyt_boom_content.html
The Hoyt Self Vanging Jib Boom

http://www.reygarza.net/Self_tacking_jib.html

http://www.mauriprosailing.com/Harke...cking-Jibs.htm

http://www.mauriprosailing.com/Harke...ng-systems.htm
EXCELLENT PAGE.....^^^^
http://www.mauriprosailing.com/Harke...ng-systems.htm

http://www.setsail.com/c_central/faqs/faq2.html#tackjib

See section called "Self-Tacking Jibs" for... "We also referred this
question to DAN NERI, one of the world's top sail designers. Here is
his reply."

http://haarsticksailmakers.com/sails...ng%20Guide.PDF

http://www.scouting.org.za/capewest/...pB-Sailing.pdf

http://www.na-me.ac.uk/symc/symc%20f...intro_2004.pdf

http://www.bana.com/vector/support/v...rn09212001.pdf

http://www.single-handedskiffs.com/pages/773321/
The ultimate singlehand skiff /////Have a looookkk.

http://www.blueanarchy.org/celestial/index.html

http://www.blueanarchy.org/selfsteering/index.html
"The best self-steering solution is probably a windvane gear. They
have to be custom made for most boats, though, so buying a commercial
vane would cost almost as much as my entire boat did. Building a
windvane yourself is possible, but that usually requires welding and
access to a machine shop. The alternative self-steering systems can be
just as reliable, and they also help to cultivate an enhanced
understanding of sail trim, sail balance, and the forces that are at
work as your boat moves through the water.

Heres something that came out of either Lat.38 or Sail Anarchy forums:

"My favorite came from Sail Mag. about Wayne, a bareboater who went
to shore with the crew and was not into drinking the night away.
Decided to go back to the boat but with only one dink, he decides to
swim. Leaves his clothes in the dink so that the crew will know that
he was there and put 2+2 together.

Swims to his boat, goes down the stairs, turns on the light, and
realizes he is on the wrong charter boat. "

Fair Winds Enjoy Mic - sailing in '67