Safety ashore is captain's responsibility

Safety ashore is captain's responsibility

In the waning days of January, Eng. Pawel "Pav" Kwiatowske of M/Y Charisma, the 153-foot (47m) Feadship, disappeared.

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Blue Moon crew fight fire in St. Maarten

Blue Moon crew fight fire in St. Maarten

Quick thinking and good training kicked into high gear on February 17

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Triton Survey: Crew Food Allowance

Triton Survey: Crew Food Allowance

Prompted by an e-mail from a freelance megayacht chef on a bad gig, this month's survey seeks to find some industry standards for crew food.

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Megayachts welcome in Tahiti

Megayachts welcome in Tahiti

If looking at a world map, Tahiti and her islands – officially called French Polynesia – are a long way away from the usual superyacht destinations

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Dockmaster Rawls on new adventure

Dockmaster Rawls on new adventure

Politics aren't Clyde Rawls' cup of tea. Customer service is his passion and the area he hopes to employ his skills in the near future.

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Victoria, BC, is more than gardens and tea

Victoria, BC, is more than gardens and tea

When I say I live in Victoria, British Columbia, fellow travelers invariably smile.

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March 15, 2010

Victoria, BC, is more than gardens and tea

No matter the far corner of the world in which I may be traveling, when I say I live in Victoria, British Columbia, fellow travelers invariably smile knowingly, "Ah yes, Butchart Gardens and afternoon tea at the Empress Hotel. Victoria is so British!"

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March 14, 2010

Bimini battered sail boat‏

For those who know the cut over the bank to Bimini you might recognize this. Yes, the one where they did not replace the missing bouys that were there last year. This poor 50-footer got pushed/blown out of the cut on Wednesday , March 10 shortly after 2 p.m. under heavy seas. She was entering for the first time, with the quarentine flag and courtesy flag up. 

March 15, 2010

New dock planned: Duncan Town, Bahamas

Plans were announced for construction of a dock and reconstruction of roads in Duncan Town, Ragged Island, Bahamas. A $9.2 million contract was signed in November, according to www.thebahamasweekly.com. Along with the dock, the contract includes the construction of a pier with ramp and a breakwater structure. The projects are being co-financed by the Government of the Bahamas and the 9th European Development Fund and are expected to be completed within 12 months.

March 15, 2010

New foul release coating from Seacoat Technology
  • Seacoat Technology released Sea-Speed V5 Non-Toxic
  • Northern Lights: better generator
  • West Marine: foul weather gear
  • Iridium: data transceiver
  • OceanView: night vision camera
  • VEI Technologies: marine display
  • Inmarsat broadband honored
  • KVH adds Singapore office
March 15, 2010

Royal Huisman’s Ethereal gets zero-carbon-footprint status twice

The carbon footprint of the 58m (190-foot) Ethereal from the Royal Huisman yard has become zero by using carbon offsets supplied by The CarbonNeutral Company. Ethereal’s carbon footprint for 2009 has been offset through the Tieling coal mine methane project in China, which captures coal mine methane and uses it as an energy source to supply gas to homes and local industry. 

Its 2010 footprint will be offset through The CarbonNeutral Company’s OneNature portfolio, made up of 100 percent renewable energy projects.

March 15, 2010

United Arab Emirates: New entrant to yacht codes

We have a new player in the ever-increasing field of international standards for yacht safety. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) joins the likes of the United Kingdom, the Marshall Islands, St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Malta, and Belize with the introduction of its “Yacht Regulations for Yachts above 24 meters.”

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March 15, 2010

Yacht chef returns to pizza business

After 15 years in megayacht galleys, Chef Bill Fahey is back to what he does best: making pizza. A week before Christmas, Fahey and his partner Charles opened Big Wheel Pizza on Andrews Avenue in Ft. Lauderdale. Before he got into yachting in 1995, he owned four pizzerias, the last one -- Mr. Mills New York Pizza -- was in Bristol, R.I., near Newport.

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March 15, 2010

Legendary Billfish Tournament Moves Back To Its Original Dates In November

Fort Lauderdale, FL-The anglers have spoken and the 45th Annual Fort Lauderdale Billfish Tournament (FLBT) responded. A survey of fishermen that participated in the past concluded that they strongly favored a change back to November. The new dates of the Tournament will be November 18 - 21, 2010.

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Lucy's Journal

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March 13, 2010
Same same -- the Laos way

Here we are after about a week in Luang Prabang and I could not put a finger on what I found so enjoyable about this location. After all, the sun has only broken through the smoked-filled skies once.

Upcoming Triton Event

Triton Networking with Pioneer Linens

Mar 17 2010

Pioneer Linens is sponsoring this month’s occasional second networking event, on the this Wednesday of the month (March 17) from 6-8 p.m. All captains, crew, advertisers and readers of The Triton are welcome to join us at the Red Zone Cafe & Sports Theatre, 1804 Cordova Rd, Fort Lauderdale. 

In the meantime, Alan Murphy, vice...

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Triton Expo

Apr142010

Triton Expo is designed for yacht crew, both working and looking, to help them develop the contacts that can make their career better. There will be seminars, exhibitors, a resume clinic and raffle prizes. Save the date for the original crew trade show, the Triton Expo, April 14 at Bahia Mar in Ft. Lauderdale.

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Latest Columns

March 8, 2010
Appetizing meal photographs

Some chefs' food presentation skills stand out better than others, while others need a little help when it comes to food styling for the camera. I have recently had moments when mine did not appear so well and it was on national television.

March 8, 2010
Camera remotes and timers vital

Welcome aboard photo enthusiasts. This is the 12th edition in a series of columns clarifying the list of camera specifications, using the randomly chosen Lumix DMC-FX150 camera, manufactured by Panasonic, as an example. 

Believe me, I had planned on this topic to cover two, possibly three articles, not 12. Nevertheless, the duration and space has not been wasted. Do note, this example Panasonic camera is now out of date. If you are in the market for a new camera, there are many great cameras to choose from.

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March 8, 2010
Increase upper body strength

 

This workout is designed to focus on your upper body- biceps, triceps, shoulders, chest and back. Select two sets of dumbbells; moderate weight and a few pounds heavier. Start with the lighter of the two sets working to complete between 12-15 repetitions of each exercise (unless otherwise stated), you can always increase the weight if you feel you can handle more. In between each exercise, jump rope, run in place, do jumping jacks or another form of cardio for one minute. Complete the circuit three times. 

Squat Push

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