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When your powerboat zooms by other vessels, your passage makes waves - literally! Hitting top speeds of 100mph+ with ease, your powerboat can lap other watercraft, jump the best wakes and catch the eyes of everyone at LOTO. With that in mind, you would fit in well with the members of the Ozark Powerboat Club. Consider this your invitation to our exclusive Lake Ozark area boat club. Although it's free to join, we limit membership to the owners of the fastest, sleekest and most luxurious powerboats in Lake Ozark, MO and the surrounding area.

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Welcome to OzarkPowerboatClub.com, your ultimate destination for all things related to speedboat photography at the picturesque Lake of the Ozarks. Our website is dedicated to capturing the thrill and beauty of powerboating on this magnificent lake.

At Ozark Powerboat Club, we have a talented network of photographers who are passionate about speedboat photography. They possess the expertise to capture those exhilarating moments as speedboats glide through the rough waters of Lake of the Ozarks. Whether it's capturing the sheer speed, the elegance of the vessels, or gliding through the breathtaking landscapes surrounding the lake, our photographers ensure that every shot is a work of art.

As you browse our website, you will have the opportunity to explore and purchase the stunning boat photos captured by our talented photographers. Each photograph is a testament to the power and grace of these magnificent speedboats. By purchasing these boat photos, you not only own a piece of visual excellence but also support our club and the photographers who bring these moments to life.

Lake of the Ozarks has a rich history in powerboating, attracting enthusiasts from all over the world. It has been a playground for renowned powerboat brands such as Cigarette, Marine Technology Inc (MTI), Outerlimits and Foutain Powerboats known for their cutting-edge designs and relentless pursuit of speed on the water. These brands have left an indelible mark on the powerboating culture of Lake of the Ozarks, and our website celebrates their legacy.

In addition to showcasing the history and beauty of powerboating, OzarkPowerboatClub.com also keeps you updated on exciting events happening at Lake of the Ozarks. Poker Runs are a thrilling spectacle, where powerboat owners gather for a day of high-speed boating, camaraderie, and friendly competition. The Shootout at Lake of the Ozarks is a prestigious event that attracts the fastest powerboats in the world, competing to set new speed records on the lake. We provide information and coverage of these events, keeping you engaged with the vibrant powerboating community.

While you're enjoying the powerboating scene at Lake of the Ozarks, don't miss out on the fantastic entertainment options available. The Redhead Lakeside Grill and Yacht Club, Dog Days Bar and Grill, and Coconuts Caribbean Beach Bar and Grill are popular destinations where you can relax, enjoy delicious food, and soak poolside in the lively atmosphere.

To show your support for the Ozark Powerboat Club and our photographers, we offer a range of merchandise that you can purchase from our website. By sporting our club's merchandise, you not only showcase your passion for powerboating but also contribute to the growth and success of our club.

Becoming a member of the Ozark Powerboat Club is completely free. As a member, you gain access to exclusive content, event updates, and a vibrant community of fellow powerboat enthusiasts. Join us today and immerse yourself in the thrilling world of powerboating at Lake of the Ozarks.

Thank you for visiting OzarkPowerboatClub.com, where speedboat photography and the excitement of Lake of the Ozarks come together in perfect harmony.

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Ozark Powerboat Club is a community of boating enthusiasts in Lake Ozark, MO and the surrounding area. The club exists to build a community of boating enthusiasts, and to celebrate the artistry of powerboating photography.

Whether you're a professional or amateur photographer, we encourage you to share your work with us. We organize regular photo contests, exhibitions, and events to connect and learn from each other.

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 Bank Holiday Mondays race meeting will be sponsored by Ricky Gibbs Racing Team . Our thanks go to Ricky for his suppprt of the club and very much hope to see him back on the water himeself soon!

A very unique special opportunity has been offered for a season long loan of a complete, ready to go GT15 outfit. The idea is to attract a newcomer to join our regular 9-16 year old club competitors for the 2025 season without the initial outlay of purchasing a boat!

     Full, comprehensive CPA training will be given prior to racing and all that’s needed from the competitor is to source their own safety equipment and cover the fuel and race entry costs each week. Additional T’s & C’s will be covered once a competitor has been confirmed.

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All bases have top-of-the-line fleets with boats five years old or newer. PowerTime offers center consoles, runabouts, cabin cruisers, trawlers, and weekenders.

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Design your boating schedule online in real-time the way you want it. Complete flexibility is offered. Take the boat for a few hours, overnight, a few days, up to a whole week.

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All members and owners are fully trained on all systems and boating safety. Plus, members use the same boat each time, for familiarity.

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PowerTime offers an affordable monthly fee with three membership levels. Find a base near you for complete pricing.

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The Beatles themselves smashed the international sound barrier with their unique style and songwriting, spearheading what was later known as the British invasion.

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Enjoy a 2 course meal and a glass of bubbles or soft drink on arrival.

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Tuesday November 5th

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Close to eveything in downtown oakville, year round social & boating activities calendar.

New Floating Docks, New Washroom, Shower & Laundry Facility. Cozy & Nautical Fully Licensed Clubhouse with Patio and Free Parking

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Be a part of of the family. Join us for year round events and great cruises in the summer!

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Eastern Power Boat Club

America’s power boat club, a tranquil oasis in the heart of the nation’s capital.

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We were founded in Washington DC in 1905 along the banks of the Anacostia river and are conveniently located a short distance from Capitol Hill. We reside within a community of boating organizations called Boat House Row and are a proud member of the Potomac River Yacht Club Association.

EPBC is a private social club for boating enthusiasts. Not only for owners who need mooring or a place to store a trailered boat, but also for Social Members who like being part of the club and attending events. The club hosts several events throughout the year.

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Full memberships are available to boat owners who require dockage. Additionally, associate memberships are available for owners with trailered boats, as well as social memberships for those interested in club events.

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Captain Alan is a classic boat enthusiast and advocate for sustainable recreation in the Anacostia and Potomac River watersheds.

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Captain Zane is a long time DMV resident who enjoys boating with his family and serving the local community.

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Captain Brent, a shadowy figure with eyes as deep as the abyss, haunted the District waters during the golden age of piracy. Legend says, on a full moon night, his privateer emerges from its watery grave to settle long forgotten scores.

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For those people who just want jetskis. Our deckhand membership level gives you access to a fleet of jetskis, as often as you like, 12 months a year.

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Unlimited access to our fleet of open sports boats and jetskis. A varied fleet of powerboats and jetskis available all year round. The mix of boats means there's something for everyone.

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Poole Harbour is an excellent venue for your next step in boating. It’s the second largest natural harbour in the world. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s the official start of the Jurassic Coast and the South West Coast Path. And there a dozens of excellent destinations for boaters.

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How you want to access the water is unique to you and the people whom you take afloat. We have a varied and carefully chosen fleet of vessels that caters to different interests and passions.

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Cape Coral Power and Sail Squadron announces upcoming seminars and release of a new book

By staff | aug 26, 2024.

The Cape Coral Power and Sail Squadron, America’s Boating Club Cape Coral, has been a fixture in the city since 1964. Its members have seen many changes in the short period of time and have an in-depth knowledge of local waterways.

With over 50,000 registered vessels on the waters, boaters new to Lee County find boating in one of Florida’s largest estuaries not like anything they experienced “back home.” Many are overwhelmed by the shear number of boats traversing the navigable areas of the estuary, and they end up with many questions and get many different answers.

Inspired by the questions our members are asked by new boaters, the squadron created a “local waters” seminar. In the seminar, squadron members try to provide information about the things people have said they wish they knew before heading out on the waters.

The seminar has been so successful that member Tom Dawson has written a book that covers the material for those who want to know just a bit more: “Barret Bonden’s Local Knowledge Recommended – Things you wish someone had told you about boating here!”

Included in this new book is a bit of history to help the reader begin to understand the environment. The Caloosahatchee River used to be a true estuary. Today it is a drainage ditch for the waters that used to feed and nourish the “River of Grass” that made up the Florida Everglades.

The Intracoastal Waterway System has also played a role in changing how boaters navigate local waters. Boaters need to learn to use intracoastal navigation aids or find themselves running aground.

The waters in Southwest Florida are also very shallow. The dredged navigational channels have depths ranging from 9 to 12 feet, with spoil areas lurking for the unwary. Venture outside the any of the marked channels and you will be likely to be turning up muck or destroying seagrass beds. Even offshore, in the Gulf of Mexico, boaters will likely have to go out more than 10 miles offshore to find water over 40 feet deep.

Like the seminar, the newest book discusses the safest way for new boaters to get to some of the popular spots in Pine Island Sound, Matlacha Pass, San Carlos Bay, Estero Bay and on the banks of the Caloosahatchee River.

This is the second book Dawson has written specifically about local waters. “Safe Boating in Southwest Florida, Your Guide to the Many Channels on our Waterways” looks at over 80 marked channels boaters will pass as they travel from the Franklin Lock and Dam, into San Carlo Bay and up to Bokeelia.

The Southwest Florida Boating Seminar is being offered Tuesday, Nov. 12, and Tuesday, Jan. 14. Seating is limited and pre-registration is needed to make sure there is a seat available. Registration information can be found on the Events Page at ccsaps.org. Copies of both of Dawson’s books will be available for purchase after the seminar along with local charts and Chart Art’s Boaters Destination Guide.

If you are out and about on Saturday mornings, stop by the Cape Coral Sail & Power Squadron booth at the Cape Coral Farmer’s Market at Clubhouse Square. Squadron members have lots of local knowledge and are happy to answer any questions you have about local boating, squadron courses, seminars and the benefits of being a member of the largest boating club in Cape Coral.

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On Luxurious Ibiza, Essential Workers Are Forced to Live in Tent Cities

The Spanish island fills beachfront hotels and glittering dance clubs with wealthy tourists. But its teachers, firefighters and police officers can’t find a place to live.

By Benjamin Cunningham

At 1,900 euros a month, the rent was not cheap. But Alicia Bocuñano still felt fortunate to find an apartment on Ibiza at that price. As a taxi driver pulling 16-hour days, Ms. Bocuñano, a single mother who grew up on this Spanish island, figured that a surplus from the busy summer months might be enough to make the rent.

But her would-be landlord wanted six months of rent plus a security deposit up front — close to €14,000, or about $15,300, in one shot. Though not quite legal in Spain’s tightly regulated rental sector, such demands are common on Ibiza, where wealthy tourists fill beachfront hotels and glittering dance clubs while the people who work in those places — not to mention the island’s teachers, firefighters and other essential workers — can’t find a place to live.

In lieu of a new apartment, Ms. Bocuñano, 38, spent a frightening two weeks sleeping in her car, then three months in a tent with her 10-year-old son, Raúl, by her side, before buying a used caravan in June. For a couple of months, she stationed the Caravelair-brand trailer in Can Rova, an ad hoc village of tents, shacks and campers on the outskirts of Ibiza Town, the island’s capital, just behind a dealership selling expensive powerboats. “When we first came here it was cold,” she said. “Like, very cold.”

Tent cities began popping up here in 2023, but they have mushroomed in size and number this year. Can Rova, the largest of three major camps in and around the capital, was home to some 280 people this summer. On a recent July night, six people and a dog were bedding down on the floor in Ms. Bocuñano’s caravan.

Many Can Rova residents said that, with nowhere else to go, they hoped to stay indefinitely. But on July 31, the police made good on a court order to clear the camp, which had been erected on private land. (The owner is currently embroiled in an array of zoning and legal disputes.) Many said they planned to relocate to one of the other camps, even as those sites lacked the electricity, water and perimeter fence that made Can Rova accommodating.

Ms. Bocuñano was detained by the police during the mass eviction, and may face a fine.

In much of the world, homelessness correlates with a lack of work. But not on Ibiza, where the jobs are plentiful and the booming tourism sector depends on itinerant workers (with varying immigration status). Though seasonal labor has long strained the housing supply for a few months each year, the shortage now looks more structural.

“People who work every day to care for their children have no place to live,” Ms. Bocuñano said.

The rise of remote work and a surge in short-term rentals have erased many apartments from the market, compounding existing shortages caused by land-use restrictions on an island prized for its natural beauty, and by poor public policy that followed the burst of Spain’s housing bubble in 2008.

“It is fundamental,” said Carme Trilla, an economist and former director of housing policy for Catalonia, the Spanish region on “the peninsula,” as islanders are wont to say. “By definition they have to live there, and it’s not only price but also availability that is a problem.”

Ibiza’s deepening housing crisis came slowly at first, and then all at once. The island’s brand — “sun, beaches, nightlife,” as one broker put it — blossomed in the 1960s and ’70s as bohemians congregated on this Balearic Island. The flower children gave way to disco, and bell bottoms were pushed off the dance floor in the 1980s and 1990s by rave culture. By the 2000s, Ibiza had secured its reputation as a mecca for electronic music and luxury escapism.

“It is the only place in the world where you can see the top DJs in the world in top venues every night,” said Yann Pissenem, C.E.O. and owner of the Night League, parent company to Ushuaia and Hi, two of the island’s hottest clubs.

The island’s year-round population of 160,000 is double what it was 20 years ago and growing. During peak summer months, more than a million people make merry on the island at any given time, with upscale tourism putting still more pressure on housing.

Ibiza is an extreme example of a larger phenomenon in Spain, where about 12 percent of the gross domestic product comes from tourism. A recent report found that in 306 cities and towns considered tourism draws, rents are an average of 75 percent higher than the national average — the largest gap ever. Already this summer, thousands of protesters have turned up in other vacation spots including Malaga, Mallorca and the Canary Islands to demonstrate against the excesses of tourism.

Ms. Trilla, who now runs Habitat 3, a foundation that works to facilitate subsidized housing, said that on Ibiza, the crisis has been intensified by a new spate of discount airline connections to European capitals, and by more online platforms renting apartments to foreign visitors. The median price for a home on the island is now €558 a square foot — three times the national average and more than double the average in Madrid and Barcelona.

Three-quarters of prospective buyers on Ibiza are looking for a second home, while another 15 percent want an investment property, said Paloma Pérez Bravo, C.E.O. of Sotheby’s International Realty in Spain. So on an island with inadequate housing and limited buildable land, many homes sit vacant for much of the year. And since the pandemic, she added, there’s been more demand from buyers who want to live on the island year-round. “Ibiza is a good investment because the prices never stop rising,” Ms. Pérez said.

On a recent afternoon just before the demolition at Can Rova, residents related stories of crammed studio apartments where people would sleep in shifts on so-called “hot beds” for about €300 a month.

Maria Fernanda Chica, a 34-year-old Colombian who is awaiting working papers, lived in one such apartment while cleaning luxury homes for cash. “I couldn’t cook food when I needed to,” she said of the conditions. “At best I could use the kitchen once per day.”

This summer, she was living in a makeshift structure in Can Rova with her partner and teenage son. Most of the residents there rented plots for between €350 and €450 a month, plus €50 euros for water and another €50 for electricity. The residents were responsible for digging their own septic systems. A good number had built shanties from plywood, shipping pallets, AstroTurf, tarpaulins and other basic materials.

Jonathan Sanchez, 33, and his girlfriend Sandra Velasquez, 41, sleep in a tent among a few dozen others in another informal settlement. Mr. Sanchez, who was born on Ibiza, works construction by day. Ms. Velasquez, a Colombian émigré lacking work documents, works nights cleaning for €7 an hour.

“I don’t even remember the last time I went to the beach,” said Mr. Sanchez on a recent night. His T-shirt said “Ants” — the name of the party that Mr. Pissenem hosts on Saturdays.

The couple charge their mobile phones at bus stops and draw water from a tap in a nearby cemetery. Most of their neighbors are seasonal workers from Morocco who decamp after the summer season. Mr. Sanchez has been in his tent for 14 months. His co-workers have no idea where he lives. “It’s not that I am embarrassed,” he said. “I just don’t want people to feel sorry for me.”

Whenever campers like Mr. Sanchez are forced to move on, the Guardia Civil, one of Spain’s two national police forces, will likely play a role (as they did in the Can Rova eviction). But many of the officers are themselves caught in this housing crisis. At the height of tourist season, there were 17 vacant Guardia Civil positions on Ibiza. Many new recruits avoid work on the island and rotate out when they can find an opening elsewhere in Spain, said Tomas Quesada, a Guardia Civil officer and union representative. Starting salaries are just €1,800 a month, and the monthly €94.63 cost-of-living bonus makes little difference.

“It is leading to the desertification of public services,” Mr. Quesada said. “We have the right to be able to live.”

Nurses and doctors face a similar reality. So do teachers, some of whom commute daily by airplane from other islands to save money. “We don’t have the same level of public services here in Ibiza,” said Joana Tur Planells, a union representative for teachers.

Land will always be limited on a 220-square-mile island, but there is an emerging consensus that government intervention is needed. In the town of Santa Eulària des Riu, where Can Rova was located, City Hall plans to allocate 54,000 square feet of public land for housing construction over the next few years. Policy documents call for increased emphasis on the construction of multifamily dwellings and a crackdown on illegal short-term rentals.

Carmen Ferrer Torres, Santa Eulalia des Riu’s conservative mayor, points to plans to break ground on the construction of 60 smaller rental apartments — a fraction of the units needed to ease the strain.

“These are important, urgent problems with solutions that will take longer than we have,” the mayor said. In the meantime, her party also advocates further liberalizing rental markets, betting that streamlined evictions for scofflaws could free up stagnant housing stock. Ms. Ferrer was on site supporting the July 31 clearance of Can Rova.

But for Ms. Trilla, the housing economist, the big picture solution is clear. “It’s necessary to prioritize public housing for essential workers,” she said, adding that the problem is not just housing but the price of land. Basically, public money is needed to buy private property at market prices.

She pointed to a series of policies in Barcelona, the Catalonian capital, that might ease short-term housing supply, including one that would temporarily loosen zoning rules so officials could break up single-family homes into multiple apartments. Barcelona is also phasing out short-term rentals of the type offered by platforms like Airbnb. They will be virtually banned by 2028.

On the private side, successful business owners like Mr. Pissenem, the club impresario, are wrestling with the crisis. His company has begun helping its seasonal workers find accommodations. “We all need to figure out a way to help the people that hold the island in their hands,” he said.

For now, Ibizans like Ms. Bocuñano wonder where their next home may be. For the first couple of nights after the Can Rova raid, she stayed on a friend’s couch. Her son is staying with her mother on the other side of the island. She was briefly allowed back in to Can Rova to get her personal possessions, including her caravan, but needed to borrow a vehicle to tow it.

From there, she said, “I am going to recover and put the pieces back together.”

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