Trend of modernist cuisine: molecular gastronomy

Trend of modernist cuisine: molecular gastronomy

Does the contemporary technique belong on yachts? It depends on the chef. Culinary Waves, by Mary Beth Lawton Johnson

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Yachts no-show for America's Cup regattas

Yachts no-show for America's Cup regattas

Few large yachts have attended the America's Cup regattas, despite a plan to have them serve as race course boundaries.

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Engineer builds a better logbook

Engineer builds a better logbook

Second Eng. Dave Hammond on M/Y Utopia has published a yacht-specific engine room log book that eliminates all the irrelevant commercial categories.

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Triton Survey: Getting started

Triton Survey: Getting started

Sure, skills matter, but most yachties got their start by being in the right place at the right time.

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From the Bridge: Following orders

From the Bridge: Following orders

Follow the boss' wishes or the law? Captains say the choice is easy.

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Captain dies under way

Captain dies under way

Capt. Warren Kluttz of the 105-foot M/Y Dream died Dec. 16 while en route to Antigua.

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Recent News

January 27, 2012

Bellingham GM dies

John D. Colonel, general manager of Bellingham Marine in Washington, passed away Jan. 10 in his home in Pennsylvania. He was 62.

January 27, 2012

New trawler has retractable flybridge

Washington-based Fluid Motion introduces its new Ranger 31 at the Seattle Boat Show this week. Hull No. 2 is expected to make its East Coast debut at the Miami International Boat Show in mid-February.

January 27, 2012

Roy Sea Joins IYC

Veteran South Florida broker Roy Sea has joined International Yacht Collection as a Florida- and California-licensed yacht broker.

January 27, 2012

Sunreef sells new 80-footer

The mold is under construction, and the yacht is due to be launched in March 2013. 

January 26, 2012

215-foot new-build PJ sold

Moran Yacht & Ship has sold the 215-foot (65.5m) Palmer Johnson Project Stimulus, the fifth PJ the brokerage firm has sold in the past four years.

January 26, 2012

Fraser sells 169-foot Konkordia

Fraser Yachts has recently sold the 169-foot (52m) Alloy S/Y Konkordia, the 142-foot (43m) Alloy S/Y Ohana, the 131-foot (40m) Benetti M/Y Desamis B, the 100-foot (30m) S/Y Sindonemo built by Yachting Development, and the 115-foot (35m) M/Y Surprise built by Mc Mullen & Wing.

January 26, 2012

Heesen delivers M/Y Serenity

The 180-foot (55m) steel displacement vessel launched in December. It has a range of 6,000nm at 10 knots. At half load, it can run at 15 knots.

Lucy's Journal

October 6, 2011
Put money into the hands of entrepreneurs

A study released last summer says that start ups add 3 million employees a year while older companies lose 1 million a year. The only way to add jobs is to let entrepreneurs do it.

Latest Columns

January 27, 2012

Sea Sick: Is this the big one? Read on and find out

A heart attack is usually caused by a blood clot that stops the flow of blood to the heart. Blockage of a coronary artery deprives the heart of oxygen-carrying blood. Waiting for treatment can be fatal.

January 24, 2012

Keep that new year’s resolution to lose weight

A pound equals 3,500 calories. It’s hard to eat 3,500 calories a day and gain a pound overnight. But, it’s easy to eat an extra 500 calories a day and gain a pound in a week, and more than 50 pounds in a year.

January 21, 2012

Jump into the new year with an active workout

Jump-start your new year with this workout. All you need is 10 minutes, a jump rope and, of course, water to drink.

January 20, 2012

Photographing the bright white world of yachting

Let’s discuss this in terms of photography: the affects, considerations, and ways of dealing with bright-white scenes. 

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