Category: Boats
Costa Concordia, as seen by satellite before and after being hauled upright
Costa Concordia Salvage Operation Time Lapse Footage
Battleships
Jim Inhofe On North Korea: I know what you all were thinking. You were thinking, “You know, exactly what this very weird international kabuki crisis on the Korean Peninsula needs right about now is the calm, reasoned voice of Senator Jim Inhofe.” “We should be prepared to do it right now,” Inhofe, the ranking member … Continue reading “Battleships”
Dystopian Socialistic Hellholes
Port of Cleveland to Address Critical Problems
(marinelink.com) The Port is leading critical intitiatives for river renewal and infrastructure improvements. In cooperation with the City of Cleveland, the Port is taking a lead role in solving a set of connected and critical environmental and infrastructure problems on the river that have vexed the community for years, as follows: Managing sediment dredged annually … Continue reading “Port of Cleveland to Address Critical Problems”
Titanic ll – Because the original was so successful…
China Shipyard Upgrades Ready to Build Titanic ll CSC Jinling Shipyard Co Ltd in Nanjing is to build a replica for Blue Star Line of the liner that notoriously sank in 1912. The project, which will take the state-owned CSC Jinling Shipyard Co Ltd in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, three years to complete, is financed by … Continue reading “Titanic ll – Because the original was so successful…”
Great Lakes Coal Trade Down More Than 12 Percent in July
Shipments of coal on the Great Lakes totaled 2.7 million tons in July Shipments of coal on the Great Lakes totaled 2.7 million tons in July, a slight increase – 63,000 tons – compared to June, but a drop of 12.4 percent compared to a year ago. Loadings fell even more when compared to the … Continue reading “Great Lakes Coal Trade Down More Than 12 Percent in July”
Great Lakes Limestone Up 16 Percent in May
Great Lakes Limestone Moving More Briskly Shipments of limestone on the Great Lakes totaled 3,355,389 net tons in May, an increase of 30 percent compared to April and 15.6 percent better than a year ago. However, shipments were down 9.3 percent compared to the month’s 5-year average. The strongest gains came at U.S. ports. Loadings … Continue reading “Great Lakes Limestone Up 16 Percent in May”
More dms.h
Looks like someone else is actually using some free software I developed.