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November 15, 2007 | Vol. 5, No. 46
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In this issue:

Risk Happens: When Bad Things Happen in the Best of Families

Update on Ambrose Light Damages

Hawaii Superferry Cleared to Resume Operations

Latest News on San Francisco Bay Oil Spill

Boston and Long Island Sound Marine Pilots Edging Closer to Long-Awaited Pay Raises

Cruise Ship Refloated in Virginia Beach

Another MarEx Reader Weighs in on Marine Safety

Russian Oil Tanker Spills 2,000 Metric Tons of Fuel Oil

Book Review: Mariner's Employment Guide

Salute to American Merchant Marine Dinner Dance

San Francisco Bar Pilots Cooperating with State and Federal Investigators

OSHA to Hold Meeting of Maritime Advisory Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (MACOSH)

Trailer Bridge to Be Awarded U.S. Patent for Cargo Process

New Proposed Regulations for Marine Safety Violations

New Coast Guard Unified Command Representative Appointed

Risk Happens: When Bad Things Happen in the Best of Families

Risk Happens: When Bad Things Happen in the Best of Families

Renewed attention to response capabilities is needed.

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Update on Ambrose Light Damages

Update on Ambrose Light Damages

A temporary buoy has been installed approximately 300 yards in front of the "critically damaged" station; repairs are a "long term project."

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Hawaii Superferry Cleared to Resume Operations

Hawaii Superferry Cleared to Resume Operations

Injunction lifted by state judge; Superferry will operate while environmental study is conducted.

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Latest News on San Francisco Bay Oil Spill

Latest News on San Francisco Bay Oil Spill

Over a week after the accident, the Cosco Busan oil spill response effort continues.

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Boston and Long Island Sound Marine Pilots Edging Closer to Long-Awaited Pay Raises

Boston and Long Island Sound Marine Pilots Edging Closer to Long-Awaited Pay Raises

CT state government holds the key to first pay increase for MOA pilots in more than 24 years; Boston pilot bill remains stalled in committee.

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Cruise Ship Refloated in Virginia Beach

Cruise Ship Refloated in Virginia Beach

The 207-foot cruise ship Spirit of Nantucket, which ran aground in the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) in Virginia Beach, Virginia on Thursday, November 8, was refloated on Saturday, November 10.

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Another MarEx Reader Weighs in on Marine Safety

Another MarEx Reader Weighs in on Marine Safety

Historical view of the issue provides a different perspective.

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Russian Oil Tanker Spills 2,000 Metric Tons of Fuel Oil

Russian Oil Tanker Spills 2,000 Metric Tons of Fuel Oil

The Volganeft-139 split in two off the port of Kerch in the Ukraine during a powerful storm on Sunday; the Ukrainian Interdistrict Environmental Prosecutor's Office has instituted "criminal proceedings upon sea pollution."

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Book Review: Mariner's Employment Guide

Book Review: Mariner's Employment Guide

James Pelletier's Complete Navigation Guide to Maritime Employment is a must-read from any mariner, maritime employer and/or anyone else who just wants to know about the business of being a "Mariner."

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Salute to American Merchant Marine Dinner Dance

Salute to American Merchant Marine Dinner Dance

Invitation to Annual Maritime Dinner-Dance at MTAGS on Nov 30, 2008.

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San Francisco Bar Pilots Cooperating with State and Federal Investigators

San Francisco Bar Pilots Cooperating with State and Federal Investigators

Pilots group reviewing internal procedures in response to Cosco Busan incident.

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OSHA to Hold Meeting of Maritime Advisory Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (MACOSH)

OSHA to Hold Meeting of Maritime Advisory Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (MACOSH)

The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is holding an open meeting of the Maritime Advisory Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (MACOSH) and its workgroups in Washington on Nov. 27 and 28, 2007.

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Trailer Bridge to Be Awarded U.S. Patent for Cargo Process

Trailer Bridge to Be Awarded U.S. Patent for Cargo Process

Vessel Loading and Unloading Process recognized by United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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New Proposed Regulations for Marine Safety Violations

New Proposed Regulations for Marine Safety Violations

Proposed regulations would establish a comprehensive and consistent method outside of the courts, for penalizing marine safety violations across Canada.

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New Coast Guard Unified Command Representative Appointed

New Coast Guard Unified Command Representative Appointed

Coast Guard says, "Capt. Gugg will ensure seamless, continued cleanup operations of the ongoing response."

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