If you've taken sailing lessons before or learned how to sail on your own, but want time on the water with an instructor to learn the finer points of sailing and brush up on your skills, this Adult Refresher will help you do that. You'll practice getting on and off a mooring, trimming the sails, review safety procedures and right-of-way rules, gain more confidence in your sailing ability, and more.

Parking: Parking is free at Handy Boat for this event.

The Marisa III is a 1974 30' Pearson fully rigged for cruising Casco Bay. She sleeps 5, has a galley with a 2 burner alcohol stove, head, radar, GPS, charts, inboard Westerbeke Diesel engine, roller furling, tiller controlled and a breeze to sail.

What to Bring: You should dress appropriate to the weather. Proper attire includes soft soled shoes.
(Tennis or deck shoes - no black soles) Sweater and or jacket, Sunglasses with safety strap. Hats and
gloves optional but recommended and Sunscreen. Foul weather gear is recommended for days that have a
30% or greater chance of rain. Snacks and drinks are permitted aboard but no glass containers please.

Be sure to visit handyboat.com for more information.

This is a more advanced course allowing you to feel confident to cruise safely in local and regional waters as both skipper and crew on an auxiliary powered sailboat of about 20 to 30 feet in length, in moderate winds and sea conditions. Includes a 3 hour Navigation Course and textbook.

Prerequisite: Some sailing experience

Duration: 16 Hours (over 3 days) - Select the date that you wish to start the course

Parking: Parking is free at Handy Boat for this event.

The Marisa III is a 1974 30' Pearson fully rigged for cruising Casco Bay. She sleeps 5, has a galley with a 2 burner alcohol stove, head, radar, GPS, charts, inboard Westerbeke Diesel engine, roller furling, tiller controlled and a breeze to sail.

What to Bring: You should dress appropriate to the weather. Proper attire includes soft soled shoes.
(Tennis or deck shoes - no black soles) Sweater and or jacket, Sunglasses with safety strap. Hats and
gloves optional but recommended and Sunscreen. Foul weather gear is recommended for days that have a
30% or greater chance of rain. Snacks and drinks are permitted aboard but no glass containers please.

Be sure to visit handyboat.com for more information.

This is an introductory course to sailing allowing you to feel confident in sailing a boat of about 20 to 30 feet in length in light to moderate winds and sea conditions in familiar waters. A preparatory standard with no auxiliary power or navigation skills required. Includes Sailing Fundamentals textbook.

Prerequisite: None

Duration: 12 Hours (over 2 or 3 days) - Select the date that you wish to start the course

Parking: Parking is free at Handy Boat for this event.

The Marisa III is a 1974 30' Pearson fully rigged for cruising Casco Bay. She sleeps 5, has a galley with a 2 burner alcohol stove, head, radar, GPS, charts, inboard Westerbeke Diesel engine, roller furling, tiller controlled and a breeze to sail.

What to Bring: You should dress appropriate to the weather. Proper attire includes soft soled shoes.
(Tennis or deck shoes - no black soles) Sweater and or jacket, Sunglasses with safety strap. Hats and
gloves optional but recommended and Sunscreen. Foul weather gear is recommended for days that have a
30% or greater chance of rain. Snacks and drinks are permitted aboard but no glass containers please.

Be sure to visit handyboat.com for more information.

The GeoGebra Workshop is a FREE professional development workshop for teachers working at elementary, secondary or terciary level. The workshop will be held Wednesday May 22, 2013 on the University of New England Campus. The aim of the workshop is to bring together the GeoGebra Community in the New England and bordering areas. Teachers, students, graduate students, school administrators, and researchers are invited to attend, but of course, everyone is welcome. We wish to provide a forum to increase the GeoGebra community, to provide training for users at all levels, to distribute classroom-ready teaching materials, and to give an opportunity for young researchers to present their results.

There will be three "tracks" of sessions:
1. Beginner Session - those new to GeoGebra and Dynamic Geometry software;
2. Lesson Planning - focusing on classroom-ready teaching materials and/or interactive demonstrations;
3. Advanced Sessions - Topics could include GeoGebra scripting and presenting results of recent research projects

Keynote Speaker

TBA

Help us kick off National CPR and AED Awareness Week and learn how to save a life!

Come learn Adult, Child & Infant CPR; how to use an AED and what to do if someone is choking.

CPR by Donation is a regular CPR course, except it is offered accepting Free Will Donations to cover the cost to the instructor to offer the course. The same skills are learned and practiced. Course completion cards, aka the "CPR card" is mailed out after successful course completion.

What makes this course different are that there are no set fees to attend. However keep in mind that there are expenses to the instructor. There are disposable supplies that must be purchased and discarded after each class; such as mannequin lungs, barrier devices, training equipment and AED pads. The instructor must also pay the AHA training center to issue the CPR cards and the cards need to be mailed. Please consider these expenses when making your donation for the course.  Course textbooks are optional and will be available for sale at the class.

Donations are gratefully accepted at the start and end of the course.  Online Donations can be made at http://coastalcpr.com/CBD.html.

A CPR/AED or First Aid course is offered every other month at Yoga by Donation.

At some classes a local organization is chosen as a recipient of a portion of the donations received. A portion of the donations are also shared with Yoga by Donation for their generosity in providing studio space to hold these classes and to help them continue to offer donation based yoga programs to the Seacoast.