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March 17th, 2010 Vol. 8, No. 13
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From the Floor of Seatrade Cruise Shipping Miami 2010

From the Floor of Seatrade Cruise Shipping Miami 2010

Upbeat tones at Miami conference as cruise industry flexes new builds and celebrates evolution of the industry.

"We've come a long way baby," said exuberant Rick Sasso, president and CEO of MSC Cruise (USA) and Chairman of the Cruise Line International Association (CLIA) in his '2010 State ...

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Executive Interview - Stein Kruse | President & CEO, Holland America Line

Executive Interview - Stein Kruse | President & CEO, Holland America Line

In light of the Seatrade Convention in Miami this week - we thought our readers would take interest in reading the recent print articles from the MarEx January/February 2010 edition featuring Holland America Line and its President & CEO Stein Kruse.

By Tony Munoz

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Holland America Line | A History of Distinction, Innovation and Growth

Holland America Line | A History of Distinction, Innovation and Growth

In light of the Seatrade Convention in Miami this week - we thought our readers would take interest in reading the recent print articles from the MarEx January/February 2010 edition featuring Holland America Line and its President & CEO Stein Kruse.

By Tony Munoz

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Indonesia Port Security: International Standards for Success

Indonesia Port Security: International Standards for Success

by Scott M. Bernat, a civilian Special Agent of the US Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS), currently assigned to the US Embassy Jakarta, Indonesia.

Indonesia, rich in natural and man-made resources, is dependent on its port and maritime industry to advance its economic interests and attract business ...

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Scientists Say Cutting Sulfur Emissions Will Increase Global Warming

Scientists Say Cutting Sulfur Emissions Will Increase Global Warming

The IMO's Marine Environmental Protection Committee meets next week, but the 'Centre for International Climate and Environmental Research' in Oslo, Norway says the body will not address setting limits on regulating carbon emissions from shipping. Yet, it will confirm plans to slash the permitted sulphur content of fuel oil burned ...

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SOCP-"Safety in the Maritime Industry"

SOCP-"Safety in the Maritime Industry"

SOCP MEETING --"Safety in the Maritime Industry" April 22-23, 2010, ABS, Houston, Texas

The Ship Operations Cooperative Program (SOCP) invites maritime industry representatives to attend and take part in our Spring 2010 meeting to be held at the Hilton Houston North in Houston, Texas.

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MITAGS : Train the Trainer

MITAGS : Train the Trainer

MITAGS introduces upcoming courses.

STCW: TRAIN THE TRAINER

Do you have training responsibilities within your organization? If so, you may want to consider taking the "STCW Trainer the Trainer (TTT)." This 40-hour course is designed for instructors presenting Coast Guard Approved training course, and ...

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Maritime Casualties--March 18, 2010

Maritime Casualties--March 18, 2010

Latest maritime casualty news.

CDC Issues 'No-Sail' Recommendation for Celebrity Cruise Ship

Hundreds of Celebrity Cruise passengers fell sick on the cruise line's third straight trip from Charleston, S.C., which the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention issued a no-sail recommendation for ...

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Piracy & Ship Attacks--March 18, 2010

Piracy & Ship Attacks--March 18, 2010

Latest reports on pirates and ship seizures.

Pirates Attempt Attack on Warship

Somali pirates attempted an attack on a Dutch vessel, but fled after they realized the vessel they were targeting was a warship with armed troops aboard.

Pirates in ...

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MITAGS : LNG Terminal Operators Course

MITAGS : LNG Terminal Operators Course

MITAGS introduces upcoming courses.

LNG TERMINAL OPERATORS COURSE

Upcoming course date: April 26-30, 2010

The course is intended to familiarize LNG terminal personnel with liquefied gas tanker safety and cargo operations. Terminal equipment such as pumps, hard arms, gas compressors, vaporizers, ...

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TITAN Salvage Completes Removal of Collapsed Gantry Crane and other Navigational Hazards in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

TITAN Salvage has safely removed the partially submerged Washington Gantry crane and other navigational hazards from Port-au-Prince, Haiti for the U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM).

The company's work helped to re-establish port infrastructure and significantly increase the volume of marine cargo into Haiti following the devastating earthquake in ...

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