Tango:

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• There is no Tango like Tango in Buenos Aires. There are more than 100 dances (milongas) a week, even larger is the number of classes taught by world-class instructors.  The variety is overwhelming.  If you are interested in knowing what's going on in Buenos Aires, where to go, how to deal with it, start here:
• Buenos Aires Tango Links
• The list of tango instructors in Buenos Aires is literally infinite.  ABC has all the current phone numbers. Ana Maria Schapira is, to my mind, the best milonguero style instructor.
• Tango is a "port" dance.  The two port cities where it all started are Buenos Aires and Montevideo, the two sisters on the River Plate.  Uruguayan Tango, the so called "Tango Oriental," has some style differences from Argentine Tango (no ochos nor cruzes), but it's not as popular any more. Right now Argentine Tango dominates in Montevideo as well.  Links to Tango in Montevideo can be found here. Be sure to call ahead to inquire.
  • Montevideo Tango Links
• The San Francisco Bay Area is by all counts the Tango Capital outside Buenos Aires.  You can dance tango every day of the week.  Polo Tamir compiles an excellent list of Bay Area activities, including instruction, dances and special events:
  • List of SF Bay Area Tango Activities by Polo Talnir

Windsurfing:

• Bay Area Windsurfing Guide
• Cal Sailing Club
• US Windsurfing
• There is a good hotline to call to check Berkeley wind conditions: (510) THE-EGGO
• During spring break you can find me in Aruba.  The perfect spot, with steady winds, shallow waters, and great people.  For current wind condition in Aruba, click here.