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SMALL SAILBOAT Crossword Clue

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Small sailboat

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• Premier Sunday - King Feature Syndicate - Apr 3 2022
• Newsday.com - Oct 22 2018
• Newsday.com - Feb 20 2018
• Universal - Sep 2 2017
• Newsday.com - Oct 24 2014
• New York Times - Jul 14 2014
• Universal - Jul 18 2003

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Small sailboats Crossword Clue

Small sailboats answer is: sloops, recent newsday february 1, 2022 puzzle, latest clue, crossword publishers.

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A record on the high seas: Cole Brauer becomes first US woman to sail solo around the world

On Thursday, Cole Brauer made history, becoming the first American woman to sail solo nonstop around the world. The 29-year-old from Long Island, New York, celebrated at the finish line in Spain by drinking champagne from her trophy.

Friends, peers and sailing enthusiasts had been cheering Brauer on since last October, when she embarked on her more than four-month journey.

Race organizer Marco Nannini told USA TODAY he started the Global Solo Challenge to "create a platform for sailors like Cole to showcase her skills and move on to a pro sailor career."

While at sea Brauer kept her more than 400,000 Instagram followers updated − and entertained − with videos from onboard First Light. The trip was extremely challenging and physically exhausting, Brauer said in one video from December.

In the post, she describes how frustrated she felt when she had to fix and replace different parts of the boat.

"I don't want you guys to think I'm like Superwoman or something," Brauer said. "Right now I've been feeling just broken," she added, describing how she had to fix the boat's autopilot system after injuring her torso against the side of the boat's hull amid intense waves.

Who is Cole Brauer?

Brauer is from Long Island and competed for the University of Hawaii sailing team. She went to high school in East Hampton, New York, her university team website says. She was the youngest of more than a dozen sailors, or skippers, in the Global Solo Challenge.

The professional sailor lives in Boothbay, Maine, and during the spring and summer, she can be also found in Newport, Rhode Island, gearing up for races, the Newport Daily News reported last year .

Brauer has sailed on First Light, a 40-foot yacht, for over five years, the outlet reported.

"I always said I wanted to race around the world in this boat," she told the newspaper.

From above and below First Light's deck, Brauer shared aspects of her journey with followers and die-hard sailing fans.

On New Year's Eve, she donned a dress and danced at midnight , and in another post, she showed off how many pull-ups she can do.

As the only woman racing solo, nonstop around the world in the first Global Solo Challenge, Brauer said she was determined to prove there's nothing women and girls cannot accomplish.

"I push so much harder when someone's like, 'No, you can't do that,'" Brauer told NBC Nightly News . "And I'm like, 'OK, watch me.'"

Brauer is the first American woman to sail solo around the world. But Kay Cottee of Australia was the first woman in the world to accomplish the milestone, sailing off from Sydney Harbor in Australia in November 1987 and returning 189 days later.

On her profile page on the Global Solo Challenge website, Brauer said she wanted to send a message to the sailing community that it's time to leave its male-dominated culture in the past. In the profile, Brauer took aim at a lack of equal pay and what she describes as harassment in the sailing industry.

"Just as well as this community has built me up it has broken me and my fellow female teammates down. I am doing this race for them," Brauer said.

Brauer and her spokesperson did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

How long was Cole Brauer at sea?

Brauer was sailing for over four months after departing on Oct. 29.

She finished second in the race, behind a sailor who departed about a month before she did.

The start times differed because that first place boat, Phillipe Delamare's Mowgli, is much slower, Nannini said, explaining the race's staggered start times.

"The format means that if you enter on a slow, small boat you can still win, which makes it much more inclusive than an event where a bigger budget is a definite advantage," he said.

France's Delamare will win first-place prize money of 7,500 euros (about $8,140), Brauer will win 5,000 euros (about $5,430) and the third place finisher will win 2,500 euros (about $2,710), Nannini said.

How dangerous was Cole Brauer's sailing race?

A medical team including a nurse and a physician trained Brauer and sent her on her journey with medicines and medical supplies, in case of any health issues, according to her Instagram account.

Early in the race, Brauer administered her own IV with a saline solution after she became dehydrated, according to one video posted to her social media.

Brauer's most serious health scare happened in early December when she said gnarly ocean conditions caused the boat to jolt, throwing her across the inside of the boat and slamming her hard against a wall.

Her ribs were badly bruised as a result, and her medical team told her to alternate between taking Advil and Tylenol, Brauer said on Instagram.

"Rigging up a sleeping seat belt has been added to my priority list," she said in the post's caption. "I know I'm very lucky that this wasn't a lot worse."

What is the Global Solo Challenge?

The inaugural Global Solo Challenge is a nonstop sailing race in which competitors departed last year from A Coruña, Spain.

The race encompasses nearly 30,000 miles and takes place mostly in the southern hemisphere.

After leaving waters off the coast of Spain, sailors travel south and around Africa's Cape of Good Hope. The race then includes the two other capes that together make up the famous three great capes: Australia's Cape Leeuwin and South America's Cape Horn.

About half of the other competitors dropped out of the race, according to racing data posted online by the Global Solo Challenge.

Delamare finished the race late last month after embarking on his journey in late September 2023, according to race data.

Contributing: Associated Press

Malls once dead, find new life

“as i see it,” a weekly photo column by pulitzer prize winner stan grossfeld, brings the stories of new england to globe readers. this week he goes to malls in massachusetts, new hampshire, and rhode island to see how three malls found new usefulness, at least for a while..

I nside the deserted Steeplegate Mall in Concord, N.H., vandals have smashed a mirror, flipped over a planter, and left a deck of playing cards out on the floor where the food court used to be.

A children’s yellow taxi stroller is parked in the middle of the mall, its smiley face forever waiting for a kid who’s never coming. Magenta spray paint defaces an advertisement featuring a model’s face, and when the wind blows, the roof makes creaky noises.

It’s downright creepy, the perfect setting for a zombie apocalypse movie.

Malls nearly destroyed America’s main streets for the convenience of a free parking spot. Then the Internet nearly destroyed malls for the ease of home delivery. But now some are slowly reinventing themselves in a different form.

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Outside, the Steeplegate’s main entrances are bolted shut, but a small metal side door with a blinking red light leads to the former Old Navy, now reconfigured into the All-Stars Pickleball Club.

“It’s very weird. Very weird for the mall to be that empty,” says Devin McManus of Sutton, N.H., who used to hang out here as a teenager but now enjoys it as a “pickle-mall.”

“It’s sad to see that era kind of going away, but that’s the way things are going with technology and ordering online,” she says.

The owner of the club, Peter Nickolgianis, an advanced pickleball player, used to shovel the snow off outdoor courts so he could play in the winter.

“There was nowhere you could play with your friends,” he says.

He approached the mall owners in September 2022 and they made him a deal he couldn’t refuse. He and his friends painted the six courts and put up a maze of netting to separate them. The only problem is if the ball hits the ceiling, it’s out. He also put in a Ping Pong table and a cornhole set to preoccupy kids. The 25,000-square-foot space opened in December 2022. He’s even got two blood flow stimulation devices available for treatments for achy weekend warriors.

Here at 8 on a Saturday morning, every court is taken and the sense of unbridled joy is palpable.

“The best thing about pickleball is the community,” he says.

But his lease expires in May and the mall is going to be demolished, replaced by 625 housing units and a retail building.

Nickolgianis plans to relocate.

“It just brings all the people together that love a sport so much. Everyone loves it, so you already have that in common.” he says. “Most of my closest friends nowadays are all people I met through pickleball, we all do potlucks, we go to each other’s houses. I know at least several relationships that have come together just within the last year from meeting here.”

Those people who say dead malls don’t have a prayer of finding revival should listen to Will Saint-Ilme, in the former Swansea Mall in southeastern Massachusetts, as he prepares for a service to be held by the non-denominational His Providence Church inside a former Macy’s store.

“There’s life here,” says Saint-Ilme, a connect pastor, who links people to religion.

“This was God’s plan all along,” he says. “And so having a church in the mall, it’s very centrally located for people to easily hop off the highway and come here. A lot of people end up coming here.”

Some of the worshippers had hands-on experience with the Swansea Macy’s, which closed in 2019.

“There are some people here who used to steal from Macy’s and now they’re here and their lives have totally transformed from who they used to be … and so it’s really cool.”

The church held its 2019 Easter service in the Macy’s parking lot and more than 900 people showed up in the rain. This year they hope to hold it in a sanctuary with more than 1,000 seats constructed under a huge circular skylight inside the former store.

The ministry also includes a private K-12 school and a health and wellness center.

“All throughout the week, people come and we have counseling meetings, and people talk about what’s going on in their lives, like really hard things,” he says.

Sometimes an old place can help find new solutions.

In Providence, the Arcade, built in 1828, was the country’s first enclosed shopping mall. With its classic Greek Revival architecture, it was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1976. But it struggled financially and was closed on several occasions. In June 2021, 48 micro-lofts on the top two floors went on sale and eventually sold out.

Alain Balseiro, a graphic engineer, and John Ward, a lawyer, bought a 416-square-foot mini-loft for $260,000 in January.

“For me, I love it,” says Balseiro. “It feels like being in a museum or in a library, like it’s a forbidden space.”

It reminds him of indoor passages in his native Paris, with its iron latticework, eclectic shops, with apartments above them, and soft natural light filtered through a glass ceiling.

“So this is the genius of the developer, to get something that’s very affordable because there’s less square feet, and it’s designed in a way that you don’t need too much,” says Balseiro.

It’s secure, concentrated space, they say. Plus it’s fun.

Ward, the founder of GLAD (Gay and Lesbian Advocates and Defenders.) says “it’s a little bit like living on a boat.”

”The word arcade has positive connotations. Mall has negative connotations,” he says. “It’s kind of brilliant.”

Stan Grossfeld can be reached at [email protected] .