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    Into the Storm

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      8. Malcolm Gladwell, Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking (New York: Little Brown, 2005).

      9. Daniel Kahneman, Thinking, Fast and Slow (New York: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2011).

      10. Frederick Funston and Stephen Wagner, Surviving and Thriving in Uncertainty: Creating a Risk Intelligent Enterprise (Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, 2010).

      11. Chris Rockell, personal communication.

      Chapter 36: Stay Connected

      1. “Time Is on Your Side,” http://blog.bitly.com/post/22663850994/time-is-on-your-side, accessed May 8, 2012.

      2. Ibid.

      3. Chris Rockell, personal communication.

      4. Michael Bencsik, personal communication.

      Chapter 37: Step into the Breach

      1. Ed Psaltis, personal communication.

      2. Arthur Psaltis, personal communication.

      3. Ed Psaltis, ibid.

      Chapter 38: Eliminate Friction

      1. Malcolm Park, personal communication, italics added.

      2. Bob Thomas, personal communication.

      3. Gordon Livingstone, personal communication.

      4. Michael Bencsik, personal communication.

      5. Livingstone, ibid.

      Chapter 39: Practiced Resilience

      1. Samantha Byron, personal communication.

      2. Bob Thomas, personal communication.

      3. Ed Psaltis, personal communication.

      Chapter 40: Tenacious Creativity

      1. Ed Psaltis, personal communication.

      2. Arthur Psaltis, personal communication.

      3. Tom Barker, personal communication.

      A Note to the Skipper

      1. Rakesh Khurana, Searching for a Corporate Savior: The Irrational Quest for Charismatic CEOs (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2004).

      2. Adrienne Cahalan, personal communication.

      3. Samantha Byron, personal communication.

      4. Michael Bencsik, personal communication.

      5. Ed Psaltis, personal communication.

      6. T.A. Kolditz, In Extremis Leadership: Leading as if your Life Depended on It (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 2007).

      7. Bencsik, ibid.

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      Index

      The index that appeared in the print version of this title does not match the pages in your eBook. Please use the search function on your eReading device to search for terms of interest. For your reference, the terms that appear in the print index are listed below.

      Abernethy, John

      AFR Midnight Rambler (boat)

      construction of

      crew of (see Ramblers)

      culture of

      naming of

      in 1998 Hobart race

      replacement boats for

      sails on

      size of

      speed of

      successful record of

      America's Cup

      Andrews, James (“Crash Kimo”)

      The Annapolis Book of Seamanship (Rousmaniere)

      Arick, Brigadier General (Ret.) John

      Australian Broadcasting Channel (ABC)

      Australian Financial Review (The Fin)

      Australian Maritime Safety Administration (AMSA)

      Australian Search and Rescue (AusSAR)

      Badham, Roger (“Clouds”)

      Bannister, Michael

      Barker, Tom

      Bascombe, Greg (“Mega”)

      Bass Strait

      Batt, Kenn

      Beaufort Scale

      Bencsik, Annabel (“Tink”)

      Bencsik, Michael (“Mix”)

      award for

      comments on teamwork

      on Midnight Rambler crew

      on Nuzulu crew skills of

      during storm in 1998 Hobart race

      Betts, Colin

      Bird Island

      Blewitt, Michelle

      Blink (Gladwell)

      Blue Water Point Score (BWPS)

      Brindabella (boat)

      Brown, Adam

      Bureau of Meteorology

      Business Post Naiad (boat)

      Butterworth, Brad

      Byron, Samantha (“Sammy”)

      Cahalan, Adrienne

      Carlson, Evans

      Carter, Lew

      Carter, Peter

      Charles, Glyn

      checklists

      The Checklist Manifesto (Gawande)

      Chutzpah (boat)

      Clark, Simon

      Constitution Dock

      Cookson, Mike

      Cropley, Geoff

      Cruising Yacht Club of Australia (CYCA)

      Commodore of

      and Hobart race

      origins of

      series competitions of

      socializing at

      Tattersall's Cup at

      Youth Academy

      Culley, John

      Davidson, Peter

      Dean, John

      decision making in ocean racing

      by Ramblers

      risk-based

      shared participation in

      on Sword of Orion

      and team hierarchies

      Delf, Mark

      Derwent River

      Dickson, Chris

      distributed leadership

      Dunda, Peter

      East Australian Current

      East Coast Bomb (weather pattern)

      The Edge. See also Teamwork at The Edge definition of

      exceptional teamwork at

      intuitive vs. rational thinking at

      maximizing performance at

      self-organizing systems and

      shared responsibility at

      team resilience at

      Ellison, Larry race preparation by

      sailing background of

      as Sayonara skipper

      vow to quit Hobart

      wealth of

      Endurance Expedition

      EPIRB device

      Erkelens, Bill

      Evans, Tim

      Everest, Mount

      Explorers Club

      Farr, Bruce

      Fastnet Challenge Cup

      Flinders Island

      Fooled by Randomness (Taleb)

      forward hand (bowman)

      Gabo Island

      gale warning

      Gibson, John

      Gilbert, Scott

      Goldsworthy, Peter (“Goldy”)

      Gould, Bruce

      gung-ho thinking

      Guy, Bruce

      Hallion, James

      The Halo Effect (Rosenzweig)

      handicap system

      Hardy, James

      helmsman

      Hickman, Roger (“Hicko”)

      Hobart, Tasmania

      Huey, the weather god

      hurricanes

      Impeccable (boat)

      In Extremis Leadership (Kolditz)

      innovation

      Into Thin Air (Krakauer)

      jewel positions

      Jones, Darryl

      Kamler, Ken

      Kiely, Phil

      Kingurra (boat)

      Koch, Bill

      Kolditz, Colonel Thomas

      Kothe, Rob

      Kulmar, Steve

      Lass O'Luss (boat)

      Lawler, Jim

      leader

      challenges faced by

      characteristics of

      checklists used by

      role of

      skipper as

      The Leader's Checklist (Useem)

      leadership, distributed

      Leading at the Edge (Perkins) line honors

      Livingstone, Gordon (“Gordo”) background of

      humor of

      in 1998 Hobart race

      skills of

      luck, role of

      Margaret Rintoul II (boat)

      Mariette, Andy

      Marshman, Mike

      mast

      mateship

      Matthews, Robert

      McAlister, Kristy

      Midnight Special (boat)

      Mooney, John

      Moray, Iain

      Murdoch, Lachlan


      Murdoch, Rupert

      National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

      Natonski, General Richard

      New South Wales coroner's inquest

      New Zealand ocean racing team

      Nokia (boat)

      Nuzulu (boat)

      ocean currents

      ocean racing awards in

      classifications in

      participants in

      teamwork in

      organizational performance

      addressing shortfalls in

      cause-and-effect in

      and distributed leadership

      and effective communication

      and hierarchies

      learning cycle in

      luck in

      and risk

      and team skills

      Overall Handicap Winner. See also Tattersall's Cup

      ParkMalcolm

      The Perfect Storm (Junger)

      Perkins, Dennis

      as author

      sailing background of

      training for ocean racing

      in Vietnam

      Plattner, Hasso

      Psaltis, Arthur

      comments on teamwork

      as Midnight Rambler relief skipper

      in 1998 Hobart race

      on Nuzulu crew

      relationship with Ed Psaltis

      skills of

      as winner

      Psaltis, Bill

      Psaltis, Charles

      Psaltis, Ed

      award for

      character of

      and Chutzpah overhaul

      comments on teamwork

      leadership of

      as Midnight Rambler skipper

      as Nuzulu skipper

      philosophy of

      race preparation by

      relationship with Arthur Psaltis

      relationship with Bob Thomas

      skills of

      as winner

      Psaltis, Margaret

      Psaltis, Sue

      Purcell, Richard

      Raben, Chuck

      Race Management Team (RMT)

      Ramblers. See also individual crew members

      communication among

      creativity of

      decision making by

      humor used by

      mateship of

      in 1998 Hobart race

      preparation by

      recruiting of

      resilience of

      shared responsibility among

      teamwork by

      tenacity of

      as winners

      rescue helicopters

      for Business Post Naiad

      for general Mayday call

      for Midnight Special

      for Stand Aside

      for Sword of Orion

      rhumb line

      Richards, Mark

      risk

      Rockell, Chris

      injury of

      in 1998 Hobart race

      skills of

     


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