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Thursday, 13 November 2008 |
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 The North Atlantic Fish and WorkBoat Show is a brand new event for the commercial marine marketplace and will focus on the onboard, offshore and onshore products and services needed for the commercial fisherman and professionals working on, near and in the water. Held in St. John's Mile One Centre, the North Atlantic Fish and Work Boat show will quickly become recognized as the "must attend" event of the industry. Presented by the Navigator Magazine, The North Atlantic Fish and WorkBoat Show is produced by Master Promotions Ltd., Canada's foremost producer of commercial marine and aquaculture trade shows on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. The expansion of Master Promotions' commercial marine portfolio to Newfoundland and Labrador is a result of considerable market research and consultation with local, national and international companies. In the end, the reaction to this idea was overwhelmingly in favour and thus this new event was born. The Navigator Magazine is pleased to partner with Master Promotions in bringing awareness of the brand new North Atlantic Fish and WorkBoat Show, especially to industry people throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. Based in Newfoundland, the Navigator is Canada's largest fisheries magazine, covering commercial fisheries news from all Atlantic Canadian provinces.  Of course no show is complete without a party, so the now-famous November TriNav/Navigator party at Club One in St. John's will be bigger and better than ever on Friday night, November 21. Together with Master Promotions, we are proud to show the exhibitors and our clients and advertisers a good time in appreciation of their support.
Jim Wellman, Managing Editor, the Navigator Magazine EXPERIENCED SHOW MANAGEMENT Show Manager Jeff Lacey has over 10 years in commercial marine event management including many of the most continuously successful events in Canada including: the Eastern Canadian Fisheries Exposition, Yarmouth, NS; Fish Canada/WorkBoat Canada, Moncton, NB; Aquaculture Pacific Exchange, Campbell River, BC and the Aquaculture Association of Canada Annual Trade Show. Jeff and his show team of sales and marketing professionals will assure a highly professional, first class event.  FULL COMPUTERIZED REGISTRATION As an exhibitor, you'll have the opportunity to access the visitor registration data to help you with your show follow up planning and sales efforts. Your personalized registration data is a powerful tool enabling you to develop mailing lists and build your customer base. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 13 November 2008 )
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 |
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by BBC News A yacht broke free from its moorings at an Isle of Man harbour, prompting a recovery operation by the coastguard.
The Douglas Coastguard's response team were called out late on Friday night after the boat drifted into the sea in strong winds.
The harbour master managed to get a line on the stern of the yacht and a coastguard rescue officer jumped on to check for casualties.
No-one was aboard and the yacht was brought into the harbour.
A coastguard spokesman said the boat suffered "considerable damage". |
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 |
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The Associated Press Amendment 6, meant to throw a lifeline to Florida's maritime industry by giving it a property tax break, has passed. The measure on Tuesday's ballot said marinas, bait shops, boat yards and other maritime businesses would be assessed at their current use. State policy now says they should be taxed at their "highest and best" potential use, like a coastal hotel or condominium complex. That put such businesses under tremendous pressure as coastal property values have skyrocketed in recent years. With 98 percent of the expected vote counted, the amendment had 70.5 percent support. The measure, like all amendments, needed 60 percent approval to pass. There was no organized opposition. http://www.bradenton.com/news/breaking_news/story/1005003.html |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 05 November 2008 )
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Saturday, 01 November 2008 |
Boat-docking contest in Lewisville; teen writing class in Arlington; Fossilmania in Glen Rose
Boat-docking contest
Shouldn’t your child know how to dock a boat? Here’s an easy way she can learn how: the Kids in Docking Contest at MarineMax in Lewisville. A docking class is followed by a docking competition — and the winners will get a Sony PlayStation 3.
2-4 p.m. Sunday at MarineMax Pier 121 Marina, 1477 E. Hill Park Road, Lewisville. Free. 972-436-9979 to RSVP; www.marinemax.com |
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 11 November 2008 )
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Saturday, 01 November 2008 |
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by BYM Product and Industry News Aicon, the Group from Messina which operates in the design, construction and sale of yachts and luxury pleasure crafts, listed on the Star segment of the Italian Stock Exchange will be present at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show from October 30th to November 2nd 2008.
This year, Aicon will be present with the Aicon 64 Fly, the yacht which has met great international success, the Aicon 85 Fly, the fleet flagship and the 56 Fly, the first creation of the Aicon shipyard. The Aicon Yachts vessels will be moored at dock F/G-Slip 29/31.
Prior to the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show Aicon Yachts will participate at the “Yachts After Dark” event, the extraordinary opening of the boat show planned for the evening of October 31st organized with the cooperation of the Show Management and the Italian Trade Commission. The event will give guests and visitors the possibility to admire our yachts after closing hours. On this occasion, Aicon extends an invitation to celebrate Halloween at its stand with “It’s Halloween Wine and Witches on Board”.
The Aicon 56 Fly motor yacht, with its elegant lines and high-performance hull, stands out for its beautiful interior design and for the extreme comfort and luxury aboard. Indeed, the design has received international recognition: the Aicon 56 Fly was awarded with the prestigious European Yachts Trophy at Cannes in 2002, a year after its launch in Genoa, as the best flying bridge yacht in the 40-60 foot category.
Sporty and elegant with clean lines and stylish details, the Aicon 64 Fly is designed to offer the owner and guests a truly relaxing luxury yachting experience. A harmonious layout that beautifully balances the interior and external spaces, adds to the feeling of space. The yacht has a fully equipped flybridge as well as a spacious saloon, dinette, galley equipped to satisfy any culinary need and three elegant individual cabins; all areas are designed to allow those aboard to experience the full pleasure of navigation. Unique stylish details such as the unusually large portholes that open, rich materials and finishings all raise the Aicon 64 Fly to a new level of luxury style.
The flagship Aicon 85 Fly has a sporty and elegant design, essential flowing lines and a unique style. Both the interior and exterior designs are studied to make the most of the space and to guarantee total luxury and comfort aboard. There is a spacious flying bridge with outstanding views, a saloon, dinette and a fully equipped galley as well as four luxury cabins to truly enjoy life at sea. The latest technology combined with attention to detail, such as large opening portholes, rich finishing materials and top-quality craftsmanship make the Aicon 85 Fly truly unique. |
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