DISQUS

Congratulations and thank you for sharing so many amazing stories and photos! SeaWay is one of my absolute favorite blogs. Keep up the great work!

Great new look! Not a surprise! Congratulations on the new design.

Fantastic news!
It's great that your commitment to bringing new media to the maritime industry is being recognized.
Looks like we'll have another story for the Messing About In Ships podcast this week. ;-)
Good luck and great success!

WOW!

Excellent, as usual!!!

Great post John!

While this breath-taking video is of humpback and not right whales, your readers may still enjoy it.

http://demos.immersivemedia.com/fvdemo_1/data/A...

Keep up the great work with gCaptain!

John;
One of my high school shipmates recently gave my 4 year old son Luke and I a tour of the new NOAA fisheries ship Henry B. Bigelow. We took some pictures which are posted on the Sea-Fever blog with a cool video of the ship's launch. http://sea-fever.org/2007/10/26/the-quietest-sh...

Know you through your blog, thought provoking tweets and attending a day of PodCamp Boston 2. Even from this distant perspective, I'm looking forward to what's in store next. Fair Winds and Godspeed!

FIR, Six Pixels of Separation, M Show, Daily Source Code, HBR Ideacast, Knowledge@Wharton, 501c3Cast, Just One More Book, Managing the Gray, Accident Hash, Marketing Over Coffee, Marketing Voices, The Engaging Brand, TWIT, Maritime Accident Casebook, Furled Sails

Currently collaborating on the development of a maritime podcast.

Great job with PodCamp Boston 2. Thanks.

Any of you that join thru gCaptain's invites should feel free to friend me. Maybe we should set up a maritime group? Look forward to Powncing with you!

Wow, what an incredibly powerful but sad video of the S/S Norway! Some real highs and lows. If the documentary is anything like this, it will be a must see. Thanks for sharing this.

Don't forget to check out my post. "Litter@sea"
http://sea-fever.org/2007/10/15/littersea-a-tra...

Happy Blog Action Day!

I am certainly not an expert in this area and find little to argue with in your well thought out post.

But it does strike me that Hawaiian Superferry's management might have missed the proverbial boat in not anticipating and planning for this outcome and making sure their significant investments and employees were protected.

Congrats!

Looks like something from Second Life.

Wow! I enjoy spending time on Discoverer and gCaptain blog everyday. This is just an added bonus. Thanks for all that you and all of the contributors do to get the word out about maritime matters!

Great graphic. Thanks.

VERY cool! (and useful)
Thanx!

Thanks for including the Sea-Fever blog in your list and blogroll.

gCaptain has been a favorite of mine since I discovered it a few months ago. Always impressed by how you are pushing these new media tools into new areas for the maritime industry. Keep up the great work and thanks again!

Thanks Ben! I sent you an email at ben@panbo.com. Look for it

Thanks for the tip. Went over to the website where it says it's still in private beta. Sounds like a great service but need an invitation to get in. :-(

Enjoy reading gCaptain Daily Blog. Keep up the great work!

It was very interesting to see this story because it had a connection to my past. Throughout my high school years I participated in a sail training program on board a square topsail schooner Tabor Boy. In the summer of 1977, we transported a replica of the Turtle submarine on our deck from Boston to Essex, CT. Here is a link to some drawings that one of my shipmates recently found that were done during the voyage.

http://www.taborboy.org/profiles/blog/show?id=6...

Ouch! Now that's an embarrassment to navigation!