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Animated Knots

Posted: 12th May 2015

Written by: Grog LLC

Named best knot-tying app by Outside Magazine! Learn to tie knots the fun and easy way from the creators of the web's #1 knot site. Read More

Hours of Rest: Where does the buck stop?

Posted: 7th May 2015

Written by: Rod Hatch

“An Inspector Calls” was a popular morality play written by the English playwright J.B. Priestley at the end of WW II. As Priestley himself remarked about the characters in his play, “They are losing all pride and interest in the ... Read More

Stateside: Super Sailing Yacht Makes a Splash Down Under

Posted: 6th May 2015

Written by: Ken Kreisler

For those of you who are unfamiliar with the State of Maine, it is famous for lobsters, the celebrated L.L. Bean line of outdoor clothing, shoes, and accessories, moose, wild blueberry pie, and a decidedly curmudgeon-like attitude... Read More

Hours of Rest: Where does the buck stop?

Posted: 6th May 2015

Written by: Rod Hatch

“An Inspector Calls” was a popular morality play written by the English playwright J.B. Priestley at the end of WW II. As Priestley himself remarked about the characters in his play, “They are losing all pride and interest in the ... Read More

Quintessence Yachts Unveils First Aston Martin Speedboat Designs

Posted: 5th May 2015

Written by: Quintessence

During an exclusive pre-launch event held at the Aston Martin headquarters in the UK, Quintessence Yachts has released details of the first designs now under construction as part of a unique partnership with the famous car brand. Read More

Duolingo - Learn Languages for Free

Posted: 5th May 2015

Written by: Duolingo

Duolingo is Apple's 2013 App of the Year!
Learn Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Irish, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, and English.Totally fun. Totally free.
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Boatyard

Posted: 4th May 2015

Written by: Boatyard Inc

Boatyard connects boat owners to local, verified, boat service professionals. Read More

Biarritz: Surf, Sun and Great Food

Posted: 4th May 2015

Written by: Karen Hockney

It’s not often that I’m lost for words but Biarritz has that effect on me. So, where to start in terms of all the very good reasons why you should go there? In truth, I’m not sure I really want to tell you. I like to think of it a... Read More

Making "Materia" the World’s Biggest Source of New Materials

Posted: 3rd May 2015

Written by: Karen Hockney

Working as an architect in Holland, there was one little mystery puzzling Els Zijlstra. Why was there no central organisation pairing up creative professionals like herself with manufacturers of the most advanced materials availab... Read More

The Balearics: The Med’s Year-round Yachting Hub

Posted: 2nd May 2015

Written by: Daniel Shea

Now that the Spanish government has loosened its application of the matriculation tax, most yachts are free to charter in the region, and there's a new-found enthusiasm blowing through the Balearics like a strong northerly wind. Read More

Sequel - Migrants and ISIS: Proactive Measures

Posted: 2nd May 2015

Written by: Rod Hatch

Sequel to my OnboardOnline article of 21st April 2015 - On 22nd April SuperyachtNews.com included in its news bulletin a feature giving an update from MYBA regarding the Dryad analysis of 18 March 2015. Read More

Puerto Rico - The New Superyacht Hub

Posted: 1st May 2015

Written by: Karen Hockney

Think of Puerto Rico and what springs to mind? A sunny paradise of shimmering whitewashed Caribbean beaches backed by verdant countryside, delicious rum punches, the odd little fishing boat bobbing on the horizon perhaps? Read More

Migrants and ISIS: Whatever the Risk, are you Prepared?

Posted: 29th Apr 2015

Written by: Rod Hatch

Regarding Shawn Engbrecht’s OnboardOnline post of 1st April last, entitled “The Future of Yacht Security”: There is a fine line to be drawn between promulgation of identifiable risks following a considered analysis of facts and ob... Read More

BoatJobs

Posted: 27th Apr 2015

Written by: Cogmentis

BoatJobs makes it simple to keep track of all the repair and scheduled maintenance jobs that keep your boat running smoothly and safely. Read More

New Fuel Emission Regulations

Posted: 26th Apr 2015

Written by: Tim Moss

This article is written with the dual aim of educating and preparing Yacht Engineers, their Captains, Operators, Owners and Management Companies to best plan and comply with the increasing demand to reduce exhaust gas emissions cr... Read More

Sequel - Migrants and ISIS: Proactive Measures

Posted: 23rd Apr 2015

Written by: Rod Hatch

Sequel to my OnboardOnline article of 21st April 2015 - On 22nd April SuperyachtNews.com included in its news bulletin a feature giving an update from MYBA regarding the Dryad analysis of 18 March 2015. Read More

Migrants and ISIS: Whatever the Risk, are you Prepared?

Posted: 21st Apr 2015

Written by: Captain Rod Hatch

Regarding Shawn Engbrecht’s OnboardOnline post of 1st April last, entitled “The Future of Yacht Security”: There is a fine line to be drawn between promulgation of identifiable risks following a considered analysis of facts and ob... Read More

One Plot Saving Lives

Posted: 21st Apr 2015

Written by: Imtech Marine/ Thomas de Bondt

Imtech Marine is developing innovative solutions to assist navies and has recently launched its Damage Surveillance and Control Suite. This makes it much easier to deal with an incident onboard, vastly improving the situation awar... Read More

STCW Security Awareness Requirements

Posted: 18th Apr 2015

Written by: David Goldie, Akula Yachts

Why am I still hearing about Superyacht crew attending the new STCW Security Awareness course - Proficiency in Security Awareness (PSA)? This course is NOT suitable for Superyacht crew and does not meet the formal STCW requirement... Read More

Myth Busters: Offshore Banking and the Offshore Disclosures Facility

Posted: 17th Apr 2015

Written by: Patrick Maflin

This month I had the opportunity to sit down with Amanda Taylor from Marine Accounts for a Q&A session on the Offshore Disclosures Facility. Read More

Nobeltec: TimeZero Marine Navigation

Posted: 17th Apr 2015

Written by: MaxSea International

"Picking routes, waypoints, and marks on the TZ screen always seem easy and I always seem to find whatever option I might need." Ben Ellison, Panbo.com Read More

Puerto Rico: The New Superyacht Hub

Posted: 17th Apr 2015

Written by: Karen Hockney

Think of Puerto Rico and what springs to mind? A sunny paradise of palm trees on white sandy beaches, tropical flowers and delicious rum punch, and perhaps the odd little fishing boat bobbing on the horizon? Read More

Implementing an Effective Safety Culture

Posted: 16th Apr 2015

Written by: Allmode

Safety at sea has improved enormously over the last 100 years, and continues to do so.
Rules and regulations, beginning with SOLAS have given the industry a compulsory
framework to follow.
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Stateside: New Horizons in Yacht Design

Posted: 15th Apr 2015

Written by: Ken Kreisler

In my last column I talked about trends in exterior and interior yacht design, noting current interpretations by various builders of what a yacht should, or could, look like. This futuristic movement is now well defined with the v... Read More

Protecting Your Yacht Network From Evil Twins

Posted: 9th Apr 2015

Written by: Andy Levy/Great Circle Systems

In my blog post entitled 4 Ways to Deter Superyacht Internet Hackers, I asked you to imagine this headline: Hackers Access Bank Accounts, Passports and Personal Information from Superyacht Guests and Crew! Read More

Marine Traffic Update

Posted: 7th Apr 2015

Written by: Daniel Shea/ Lauren Williams

Have you ever sat around in the wheelhouse with an hour to spare and wondered where another boat is? Well, I used to, until I was introduced to MarineTraffic.com. The website and app will not only tell you what boats are near you,... Read More

The Vision for Materia with Els Zijlstra & Jeroen van Oostveen

Posted: 6th Apr 2015

Written by: Karen Hockney

Working as an architect in Holland, there was one little mystery puzzling Els Zijlstra. Why was there no central organisation pairing up creative professionals like herself with manufacturers of the most advanced materials availab... Read More

The New Frontiers of Shipping

Posted: 6th Apr 2015

Written by: Daniel Shea

Commercial shipping is finally getting the infrastructure upgrade that has been long overdue. With updates to major waterways – like the expansion of the Panama and Suez Canals – and a container fleet rapidly increasing in capacit... Read More

Comsys Survey Sees No Letup In Maritime Market Growth

Posted: 2nd Apr 2015

Written by: Peter B de Selding

The maritime satellite broadband market continued its sharp upward march in 2014, surpassing 20,000 ships with installed terminals despite the headwind of lower crude-oil prices and generating about $1.3 billion in revenue, accord... Read More

Evernote

Posted: 2nd Apr 2015

Written by: Evernote

Evernote for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch is the modern workspace that helps you be your most productive self. You’re on the path to something big — Evernote is where you do the work to achieve it. A New York Times ‘Top 10 Must-H... Read More

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