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August 16, 2007 | Vol. 5, No. 33
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In this issue:

2007 Atlantic Storm Season Sees First Hurricane

Danish and Panamanian Vessels Collide

Hawaii Superferry Set to Kick Off on August 28th

Denmark Voices Arctic Claim

Congressman Cummings Urges Coast Guard to Follow Requirements of H.R. 2722

MSC Napoli Bow Towed to Belfast

Texas Governor Authorizes Houston Ship Channel Security District

Multraship Refloats Capsized Cargo Ship

Amendments to Canada's Collision and Canal Regulations Proposed

U.S. Coast Guard Releases Updated Organization Chart

PVA Testifies at Congressional Hearing on Transportation Workers Identification Cards (TWIC)

Panama Canal Turns 93

Trailer Bridge Expands Service

Sea Launch Departs Victoria Shipyards

Coming Soon: Analysis of the Transcript of the Calcasieu River Waterway Harbor Safety Committee Meeting (June 2007)

2007 Atlantic Storm Season Sees First Hurricane

2007 Atlantic Storm Season Sees First Hurricane

Hurricane Dean has maximum sustained winds of nearly 90 MPH.

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Danish and Panamanian Vessels Collide

Danish and Panamanian Vessels Collide

The Danish product tanker Torm Gertrude and the Panamanian cargo vessel New Flame collided in Gibraltar waters on Sunday.

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Hawaii Superferry Set to Kick Off on August 28th

Hawaii Superferry Set to Kick Off on August 28th

Reservations now being accepted as the groundbreaking service commences; service could change the way of life for thousands of local residents.

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Denmark Voices Arctic Claim

Denmark Voices Arctic Claim

Danish scientists began a month-long expedition to prove that the Lomonosov Ridge in the Arctic is part of the Danish territory of Greenland; Russia, Canada, Norway, and the U.S. have their own Arctic claims.

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Congressman Cummings Urges Coast Guard to Follow Requirements of H.R. 2722

Congressman Cummings Urges Coast Guard to Follow Requirements of H.R. 2722

Legislation should serve as a blueprint to prevent future failures of the Deepwater Program.

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MSC Napoli Bow Towed to Belfast

MSC Napoli Bow Towed to Belfast

Nearly three weeks after the grounded vessel was split in two, the MCA finally carries out its plan to have the Napoli's bow section towed away.

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Texas Governor Authorizes Houston Ship Channel Security District

Texas Governor Authorizes Houston Ship Channel Security District

Governor Perry has signed a bill, authorizing the creation of a Houston Ship Channel Security District, which will be the first of its kind at a U.S. port.

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Multraship Refloats Capsized Cargo Ship

Multraship Refloats Capsized Cargo Ship

The vessel, which capsized in Moerdijk, Netherlands, has been safely redelivered to its owner.

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Amendments to Canada's Collision and Canal Regulations Proposed

Amendments to Canada's Collision and Canal Regulations Proposed

The amendments, proposed by Transport Canada, are intended to ensure consistency with the Canada Shipping Act, 2001.

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U.S. Coast Guard Releases Updated Organization Chart

U.S. Coast Guard Releases Updated Organization Chart

The organization chart for the new national maritime center in West Virginia reflects new functions and points of contact for Coast Guard centralized operations.

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PVA Testifies at Congressional Hearing on Transportation Workers Identification Cards (TWIC)

PVA Testifies at Congressional Hearing on Transportation Workers Identification Cards (TWIC)

The need for (a.) TWIC readers to be tested, (b.) reduction in costs associated with TWIC and (c.) allowing employers to define secure areas all highlighted by Debbie Gosselin, president of Watermark Cruises.

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Panama Canal Turns 93

Panama Canal Turns 93

Efficient, Safe and Reliable -- A Modernized Canal Looks to the Future With its Expansion Program

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Trailer Bridge Expands Service

Trailer Bridge Expands Service

The company begins new service to the Dominican Republic, expands service to Puerto Rico, and additionally boasts a cleaner and greener approach with its distillate-powered tug fleet.

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Sea Launch Departs Victoria Shipyards

Sea Launch Departs Victoria Shipyards

The vessel finally departed Victoria Shipyards after an extensive and exceptional ship repair project.

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Coming Soon: Analysis of the Transcript of the Calcasieu River Waterway Harbor Safety Committee Meeting (June 2007)

Coming Soon: Analysis of the Transcript of the Calcasieu River Waterway Harbor Safety Committee Meeting (June 2007)

September meeting promises to be a lively one; issues of 'standards of care on the waterway' far from settled.

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