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Ducks in a row
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Ducks in a row

ABN AMRO ONE leads by 165 miles from TWO who are in front of movistar by 91 miles. Pirates are 108 miles further back and ING Real Estate Brunel 849 miles from them.

about 20 years ago
Pirate update
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Pirate update

We have damage to secondary support structure in the area of the keel. That means that the main structure is integral but the bits that bond it to the boat have been compromised, probably only slightly.

about 20 years ago
Egypt seeking assurances over French ‘asbestos’ ship
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Egypt seeking assurances over French ‘asbestos’ ship

“The (Suez Canal) Authority requires certificates proving that the ship meets environmental standards for passing through the canal,” a source with the authority was quoted as saying by the official MENA news agency.

about 20 years ago
Russia to Start Construction of Floating Nuclear Power Plant in 2006
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Russia to Start Construction of Floating Nuclear Power Plant in 2006

The floating generating set will be built at a shipbuilding enterprise and will be commissioned fully ready for use. It will be serviced by way of shifts which will be changed every four months.

about 20 years ago
Norway: Oil output to fall
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Norway: Oil output to fall

Oil production from Norway’s offshore fields is expected to decline by almost 5 percent this year, although natural gas exports continue to set new records, the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate said Thursday.

about 20 years ago
India, China for joint sourcing of crude: Aiyar
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India, China for joint sourcing of crude: Aiyar

India and China are considering ways to collaborate for sourcing of oil from the international markets, to obtain special discounts that are available to certain western nations and not to Asian buyers.

about 20 years ago
Undersea storage caves may solve gas supply problems
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Undersea storage caves may solve gas supply problems

HUGE salt caverns under the sea may be used to store gas reserves amid growing uncertainty over Britain’s energy supplies.

about 20 years ago
Nigeria: Double attacks cut oil output by 10%
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Nigeria: Double attacks cut oil output by 10%

Double attacks on Royal Dutch Shell oil facilities in Nigeria cut output from the world’s eighth largest exporter by 10%, authorities said yesterday.

about 20 years ago
Egypt refuses French ship to enter Suez Canal
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Egypt refuses French ship to enter Suez Canal

“The Egyptian authorities have decided to block the French ship from entering Egypt’s waters since the ship might leak dangerous waste it is carrying,” said an official from the Suez Canal Authority, who declined to be named.

about 20 years ago
The New Megayachts: Too Much of a Good Thing?
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The New Megayachts: Too Much of a Good Thing?

A helicopter pad or installing jade-inlaid marble in the master bedroom, William S. Smith III has grown accustomed to satisfying every request from his custom-yacht customers – except when it comes to finding places where they can park their outsized boats.

about 20 years ago
Fleet expansion in mind, Myanmar looks to India for expertise
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Fleet expansion in mind, Myanmar looks to India for expertise

PORT BLAIR: Myanmar is steeped in its largest ever defence project, developing indigenous stealth frigates to give the country

about 20 years ago
Shipbuilding firm sails very merrily along
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Shipbuilding firm sails very merrily along

China Shipbuilding Industry Corp (CSIC), one of the nation’s top two shipbuilding groups, has revealed its record 2005 results and even stronger 2006 forecasts, boosted by thriving global demand for vessels.

about 20 years ago
Ericsson’s point of view
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Ericsson’s point of view

It’s not over ’til it’s over. The Ericsson Racing Team may be out of leg two of the Volvo Ocean Race, but because of the way in which the point scoring system is weighted, it is not as big a set back as it may appear.

about 20 years ago
Serious keel problems for Pirates
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Serious keel problems for Pirates

The VOR yacht Pirates of the Caribbean has suffered serious damage to the structural support of its keel. They dropped to fourth place and reported the damage shortly after the race positioning showed a sudden drop in speed from 22kts of boatspeed to 14kts.

about 20 years ago
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