What is the federal Government doing to secure the maritime ports of entry in Florida ?
Q. it seems like the federal government allows illegal balseros and cocaine smugglers to freely row card board boats from Cuba to Florida! In my opinion only cuban prostitutes should be allowed and that's it! We need to secure our borders, beginning by our corrupt maritime borders.
Asked by RogerRamjet - Mon Jul 19 17:40:59 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. it seems like the federal government allows illegal balseros and cocaine smugglers to freely row card board boats from Cuba to Florida! In my opinion only cuban prostitutes should be allowed and that's it! We need to secure our borders, beginning by our corrupt maritime borders.
Asked by RogerRamjet - Mon Jul 19 17:40:59 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
What are the 7 colleges that offer a degree granting maritime program?
Q. I want to become a cruise ship captain, and I understand that there are only 7 colleges that offer degrees for there maritime programs. Probably the Naval Academy and Merchant Academy, but what others? I know a man who said he was testing to become a First Mate at Texas A&M at Corpus Cristi. Can anybody help me out?
Asked by Klaus - Fri Mar 19 09:30:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Information is below.
Answered by DrIG - Mon Mar 22 18:10:15 2010
Q. I want to become a cruise ship captain, and I understand that there are only 7 colleges that offer degrees for there maritime programs. Probably the Naval Academy and Merchant Academy, but what others? I know a man who said he was testing to become a First Mate at Texas A&M at Corpus Cristi. Can anybody help me out?
Asked by Klaus - Fri Mar 19 09:30:13 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Information is below.
Answered by DrIG - Mon Mar 22 18:10:15 2010
What is the punishment for maritime piracy?
Q. As stated by UNCLOS or the IMB? or any other agency... and cite your sources? Im writing a bill for Student Congress but can't find any place where it states what is done with any group/person violating our International Maritime Policies.
Asked by Psychedelic Worm - Wed Feb 4 02:16:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you should consider looking at maritime law. unclos part vii united Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
Answered by Wrenched - Wed Feb 4 02:21:50 2009
Q. As stated by UNCLOS or the IMB? or any other agency... and cite your sources? Im writing a bill for Student Congress but can't find any place where it states what is done with any group/person violating our International Maritime Policies.
Asked by Psychedelic Worm - Wed Feb 4 02:16:59 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe you should consider looking at maritime law. unclos part vii united Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS)
Answered by Wrenched - Wed Feb 4 02:21:50 2009
Is it hard to get a job as a maritime lawyer in the UK?
Q. I am doing my masters atm in one of the London's (UK) universities - LLM Maritime Law. Next year, I'm planning to do my LPC course. Is it hard to get a training contract in that field? Where should I aim? What are the job prospects? Thank you.
Asked by Jo - Wed Jan 21 17:45:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't really know much about maritime law so can't give you a full insight into the job market. However a colleague of mine mentioned that the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is always on the look out for good quality legal advisers. The IMO is a UN body based in London that specialises in maritime issues relating law, regulation, safety and the environment. It may be worth calling them up and requesting a job shadowing session. This will help you find out more about the subject and develop professional contacts. All the best!
Answered by The London Eve - Wed Jan 21 18:14:36 2009
Q. I am doing my masters atm in one of the London's (UK) universities - LLM Maritime Law. Next year, I'm planning to do my LPC course. Is it hard to get a training contract in that field? Where should I aim? What are the job prospects? Thank you.
Asked by Jo - Wed Jan 21 17:45:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't really know much about maritime law so can't give you a full insight into the job market. However a colleague of mine mentioned that the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) is always on the look out for good quality legal advisers. The IMO is a UN body based in London that specialises in maritime issues relating law, regulation, safety and the environment. It may be worth calling them up and requesting a job shadowing session. This will help you find out more about the subject and develop professional contacts. All the best!
Answered by The London Eve - Wed Jan 21 18:14:36 2009
In order to become a pilot of a ship or boat do i have to go to a maritime college?
Q. I love boats and being on the water,and would love a career in water transportation(cruises,wh ale watches,tour boats etc.) In order to be a captain or pilot on a ship or boat,would i have to go to a maritime college or the navy or coast guard?
Asked by irishpatriots81783 - Fri Sep 7 21:29:20 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are talking the large ships that come in and out of port the answer is technically NO. All that you would need to do is to pass the pilots exam for that port. Then be accepted into the pilots union. HOWERVER. Many ports require both a state and federal exam. Mostly consisting of reproducing the entire chart from memory. Many pilot unions will not consider a candidate unless they hold a Chief Mate unlimited ticket. The easiest way to get that is to go to a maritime college. The best way to get a feel for things would be to go down and start working on whatever boats are in your area. As a Maritime grad I would say go for the education and degree. You can always do something else later if you change your mind
Answered by T C - Sat Sep 8 11:57:05 2007
Q. I love boats and being on the water,and would love a career in water transportation(cruises,wh ale watches,tour boats etc.) In order to be a captain or pilot on a ship or boat,would i have to go to a maritime college or the navy or coast guard?
Asked by irishpatriots81783 - Fri Sep 7 21:29:20 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are talking the large ships that come in and out of port the answer is technically NO. All that you would need to do is to pass the pilots exam for that port. Then be accepted into the pilots union. HOWERVER. Many ports require both a state and federal exam. Mostly consisting of reproducing the entire chart from memory. Many pilot unions will not consider a candidate unless they hold a Chief Mate unlimited ticket. The easiest way to get that is to go to a maritime college. The best way to get a feel for things would be to go down and start working on whatever boats are in your area. As a Maritime grad I would say go for the education and degree. You can always do something else later if you change your mind
Answered by T C - Sat Sep 8 11:57:05 2007
Does anyone know about any rat breeders or rats available in maritime canada?
Q. I would like to get two female rats, perferably very fancy like siamese or blue or something really cool. I would like them to be from an expirianced breeder with good health records. If you know about anyone in maritime Canada (perferably in Nova Scotia) please let me know. :] thnx I don't want pet store rats because they have very bad health since most of them are fed to snakes anyway
Asked by 3mily - Sun Nov 30 12:00:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe that will help you
Answered by Andrew00013 - Sun Nov 30 12:12:44 2008
Q. I would like to get two female rats, perferably very fancy like siamese or blue or something really cool. I would like them to be from an expirianced breeder with good health records. If you know about anyone in maritime Canada (perferably in Nova Scotia) please let me know. :] thnx I don't want pet store rats because they have very bad health since most of them are fed to snakes anyway
Asked by 3mily - Sun Nov 30 12:00:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe that will help you
Answered by Andrew00013 - Sun Nov 30 12:12:44 2008
Is it true that England goverment is planning to take control of a part of the Argentinean maritime platform?
Q. Hi. I am an argentinean. There are certain emails being sent here in Argentina that talk about this. But the media in our country is not saying anything at all. Is it true that if next year the Argentinean Goverment doesn't present a report to the United Nations about its maritime platform The England Goverment might take over of part of it. Specifically the part the surrounds the Falkland Islands??? Thanks for answer!
Asked by Nacho S - Thu Jun 19 22:55:55 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Es verdad, y la argentina, no mando el informe a la Onu y ni lo empezo, Inglaterra declaro entre sus territorios a parte de la plataforma argentina he islas malvinas creo, si no lei mal. Otra verguenza de la gobernacion K y sus inopernates. Saludosss!!!
Answered by Martin C "2" ----> - Fri Jun 20 00:07:03 2008
Q. Hi. I am an argentinean. There are certain emails being sent here in Argentina that talk about this. But the media in our country is not saying anything at all. Is it true that if next year the Argentinean Goverment doesn't present a report to the United Nations about its maritime platform The England Goverment might take over of part of it. Specifically the part the surrounds the Falkland Islands??? Thanks for answer!
Asked by Nacho S - Thu Jun 19 22:55:55 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Es verdad, y la argentina, no mando el informe a la Onu y ni lo empezo, Inglaterra declaro entre sus territorios a parte de la plataforma argentina he islas malvinas creo, si no lei mal. Otra verguenza de la gobernacion K y sus inopernates. Saludosss!!!
Answered by Martin C "2" ----> - Fri Jun 20 00:07:03 2008
Iam considering going to the California Maritime Academy to become a 3erd deck merchant marine officer?
Q. Iam considering going to the California Maritime Academy (Marine Transportation MaJor) to become a 3erd deck merchant marine officer. My question is what is the job outlook for Marine trasportation graduates, also what is the entre level salary for high seas jobs, and how much I can potentially make a year. Also How is life as a merchant marine officer. Thanks for your imput
Asked by juan_almeida35 - Tue Sep 18 03:03:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Juan, As a triple second generation Navy man (That's what I call it when both parents are in the Navy and you're born at Pearl Harbor, then go into the Navy yourself) I can brag about the sea and maritime life to you but that's probably not going to answer your question. I come from the old school Navy where we never made much money- but we didnt do the job for the money either. That leads me to be puzzled about something. Why are you considering going to the Academy for a job you know nothing about. Better that you learn about the career (more so the life) before you worry about schooling for it. But... since you asked, go here and you'll find a lot of very useful info. www.seafarers.org/ I hope you find what your looking for. Good… [cont.]
Answered by Jay - Tue Sep 18 03:16:50 2007
Q. Iam considering going to the California Maritime Academy (Marine Transportation MaJor) to become a 3erd deck merchant marine officer. My question is what is the job outlook for Marine trasportation graduates, also what is the entre level salary for high seas jobs, and how much I can potentially make a year. Also How is life as a merchant marine officer. Thanks for your imput
Asked by juan_almeida35 - Tue Sep 18 03:03:57 2007 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Juan, As a triple second generation Navy man (That's what I call it when both parents are in the Navy and you're born at Pearl Harbor, then go into the Navy yourself) I can brag about the sea and maritime life to you but that's probably not going to answer your question. I come from the old school Navy where we never made much money- but we didnt do the job for the money either. That leads me to be puzzled about something. Why are you considering going to the Academy for a job you know nothing about. Better that you learn about the career (more so the life) before you worry about schooling for it. But... since you asked, go here and you'll find a lot of very useful info. www.seafarers.org/ I hope you find what your looking for. Good… [cont.]
Answered by Jay - Tue Sep 18 03:16:50 2007
What does this mean Admiralty, maritime, and prize cases?
Q. What does this mean Admiralty, maritime, and prize cases I have somewhat of an idea but i need to be explain in simple words so i can remeber it for a test.
Asked by vero - Wed Feb 6 11:05:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Admiralty means the area of law that applies to maritime cases. Maritime cases are legal cases involving ships at sea or in navigable waters, although this has expanded in some places to include aviation, since aviation did not historically fit land cases and seemed to be sort of maritime in the air. Prize cases were cases in admiralty law that involved the seizure of maritime vessels, --they involved "prizes" of war which explains the use of the word "prize." The particular "Prize Cases" you are probably studying are those decided by the Supreme Court which upheld Lincoln's closing of Southern ports and seizure of their ships. A lot, and in most areas, all, of admiralty law has been absorbed into the normal legal system. In the US there… [cont.]
Answered by Mickey D - Wed Feb 6 11:25:56 2008
Q. What does this mean Admiralty, maritime, and prize cases I have somewhat of an idea but i need to be explain in simple words so i can remeber it for a test.
Asked by vero - Wed Feb 6 11:05:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Admiralty means the area of law that applies to maritime cases. Maritime cases are legal cases involving ships at sea or in navigable waters, although this has expanded in some places to include aviation, since aviation did not historically fit land cases and seemed to be sort of maritime in the air. Prize cases were cases in admiralty law that involved the seizure of maritime vessels, --they involved "prizes" of war which explains the use of the word "prize." The particular "Prize Cases" you are probably studying are those decided by the Supreme Court which upheld Lincoln's closing of Southern ports and seizure of their ships. A lot, and in most areas, all, of admiralty law has been absorbed into the normal legal system. In the US there… [cont.]
Answered by Mickey D - Wed Feb 6 11:25:56 2008
How did the maritime imperialism of Japan compare with Portugese and Dutch imperial ventures?
Q. I am taking a world history course and I have read the material but cannot find any distinctions in the text that would help me answer this question. Thanks in advance!
Asked by jayjay - Wed Aug 27 09:59:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a small section about European maritime imperialism in this book (page 3 of the introduction)
Answered by Josephine - Wed Aug 27 10:50:38 2008
Q. I am taking a world history course and I have read the material but cannot find any distinctions in the text that would help me answer this question. Thanks in advance!
Asked by jayjay - Wed Aug 27 09:59:24 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is a small section about European maritime imperialism in this book (page 3 of the introduction)
Answered by Josephine - Wed Aug 27 10:50:38 2008
What are the similarities of maritime and continental air masses?
Q. Homework question for my 4th grader. I am NOT smarter than a 4th grader. Thank you chris , your gonna win. No help from the first answer at all.
Asked by KING - Thu May 6 23:48:38 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This sort of question usually screams "it's in the book!" does your kid have a book for this class? there's no way they are expecting the children to know this outright.
Answered by C A - Thu May 6 23:49:52 2010
Q. Homework question for my 4th grader. I am NOT smarter than a 4th grader. Thank you chris , your gonna win. No help from the first answer at all.
Asked by KING - Thu May 6 23:48:38 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This sort of question usually screams "it's in the book!" does your kid have a book for this class? there's no way they are expecting the children to know this outright.
Answered by C A - Thu May 6 23:49:52 2010
What aircraft are used for Maritime Patrol in the United States?
Q. What aircraft are used for Maritime Patrol in the United States?
Asked by 1 - Mon Jun 25 14:31:04 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The mighty P-3C Orion !! Though the Navy is looking at replacing the Orion with the P-8A Poseidon (a modified Boeing 737) in 2009-2010. There is also coming soon the MQ-9 Mariner (a version of the Predator for maritime patrol) and Northrop Grumman has offered a version of the RQ-4B Global Star for the Navy's Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS) UAV contract competition. The S-3B Viking is NOT a Maritime Patrol aircraft !! It is for carrier-based Sea Control.
Answered by mariner31 - Mon Jun 25 22:59:15 2007
Q. What aircraft are used for Maritime Patrol in the United States?
Asked by 1 - Mon Jun 25 14:31:04 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The mighty P-3C Orion !! Though the Navy is looking at replacing the Orion with the P-8A Poseidon (a modified Boeing 737) in 2009-2010. There is also coming soon the MQ-9 Mariner (a version of the Predator for maritime patrol) and Northrop Grumman has offered a version of the RQ-4B Global Star for the Navy's Broad Area Maritime Surveillance (BAMS) UAV contract competition. The S-3B Viking is NOT a Maritime Patrol aircraft !! It is for carrier-based Sea Control.
Answered by mariner31 - Mon Jun 25 22:59:15 2007
-What methods are used to mine the resources in Maritime Regions of Canada?
Q. What are the different ways they use to mine stuff in Maritime Regions of Canada?
Asked by Daniel - Tue Dec 15 09:15:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I Believe use Pit Mining
Answered by Bush Tucker - Sat Dec 19 07:30:35 2009
Q. What are the different ways they use to mine stuff in Maritime Regions of Canada?
Asked by Daniel - Tue Dec 15 09:15:01 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I Believe use Pit Mining
Answered by Bush Tucker - Sat Dec 19 07:30:35 2009
Could anyone here help me with advice and tips while applying for a maritime transportation company?
Q. I have a Merchant Marines Document. I have no additional qualifications nor experience. However I wsh to gain some experience through what entry level jobs I may qualify for. What jobs with my current documents should I apply for? How much do they pay? What are the duties of these jobs? Thank you in advance. Maybe it would help to provide information or sources of such. Finding stuff on the sea way transportation biz on the net is not easy, unless I want to know a bunch a stuff about WW2.
Asked by PeguinBackPacker - Wed Sep 26 22:49:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best advise I can give you as my Grand Father said to me if you can speak English and you want to know something ASK. Most jobs of any worth will supply a requirement statement. I feel you have looked up jobs, and decided that sounds ok. If any job is a Government job you can contact the department and they will send out all requirements. But if you just nosing around for a job, that sounds OK , contact Marine dept of Government Study and talk to them. Most marine jobs that are around like the applicant to have a first Aide Certificate, so you may think of taking a course first.
Answered by Chessman - Wed Sep 26 23:26:03 2007
Q. I have a Merchant Marines Document. I have no additional qualifications nor experience. However I wsh to gain some experience through what entry level jobs I may qualify for. What jobs with my current documents should I apply for? How much do they pay? What are the duties of these jobs? Thank you in advance. Maybe it would help to provide information or sources of such. Finding stuff on the sea way transportation biz on the net is not easy, unless I want to know a bunch a stuff about WW2.
Asked by PeguinBackPacker - Wed Sep 26 22:49:30 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The best advise I can give you as my Grand Father said to me if you can speak English and you want to know something ASK. Most jobs of any worth will supply a requirement statement. I feel you have looked up jobs, and decided that sounds ok. If any job is a Government job you can contact the department and they will send out all requirements. But if you just nosing around for a job, that sounds OK , contact Marine dept of Government Study and talk to them. Most marine jobs that are around like the applicant to have a first Aide Certificate, so you may think of taking a course first.
Answered by Chessman - Wed Sep 26 23:26:03 2007
Becoming officer in USCG after attending a maritime academy?
Q. I would like to go to the USCG Academy to become an officer, but if I don't get accepted, I will go to Mass. Maritime Academy or Maine Maritime Academy, and then go through the MARGRAD program. On the website though, it says: "If you elect to remain in the Coast Guard after your original three-year contract, you may integrate into the regular Coast Guard after selection for Lieutenant (O-3)." So why does it say "the regular Coast Guard?" What am I in before I choose to integrate?
Asked by Josh - Mon May 11 21:41:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ah - a very confusing entry, and I'm not entirely sure that it's accurate any more. The way it USED to be, a direct commission through the MARGRAD program would give you a "Reserve" commission, where you would be a Reserve Officer on an extended active duty contract (in most cases). I had heard that at least SOME Reserve commissions were eliminated, and that those folks got "Regular" commissions - but I don't know if that applied to MARGRAD officers. Best bet is to contact a recruiter via www.gocoastguard.com to find out the newest and best info. At WORST, you would have a Reserve commission, and after being selected for LT, you would integrate to the Active service - if you WANTED to - if not, you could revert to a Reserve status and… [cont.]
Answered by Malruhn - Mon May 11 22:07:03 2009
Q. I would like to go to the USCG Academy to become an officer, but if I don't get accepted, I will go to Mass. Maritime Academy or Maine Maritime Academy, and then go through the MARGRAD program. On the website though, it says: "If you elect to remain in the Coast Guard after your original three-year contract, you may integrate into the regular Coast Guard after selection for Lieutenant (O-3)." So why does it say "the regular Coast Guard?" What am I in before I choose to integrate?
Asked by Josh - Mon May 11 21:41:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ah - a very confusing entry, and I'm not entirely sure that it's accurate any more. The way it USED to be, a direct commission through the MARGRAD program would give you a "Reserve" commission, where you would be a Reserve Officer on an extended active duty contract (in most cases). I had heard that at least SOME Reserve commissions were eliminated, and that those folks got "Regular" commissions - but I don't know if that applied to MARGRAD officers. Best bet is to contact a recruiter via www.gocoastguard.com to find out the newest and best info. At WORST, you would have a Reserve commission, and after being selected for LT, you would integrate to the Active service - if you WANTED to - if not, you could revert to a Reserve status and… [cont.]
Answered by Malruhn - Mon May 11 22:07:03 2009
Is There A Difference Between Land and Maritime Celestial Navigation?
Q. I'm just wondering because I'm trying to learn Celestial Navigation and I go onto amazon and all the books are about celestial navigation for seafarers. Could these books be used as a starting point for learning celestial navigation on land? Thanks.
Asked by buckshot.1993 - Mon Feb 16 12:08:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In so far as determining your position and heading go, yes, with a few provisos. On land you are not constantly moving which means you can gain accuracy in some observations. However, you do not have the same uncluttered horizon that you usually have at sea, and so some timing operations that depend on observing the rise or set of objects can't be done in the same way.
Answered by Andrew S - Mon Feb 16 13:02:09 2009
Q. I'm just wondering because I'm trying to learn Celestial Navigation and I go onto amazon and all the books are about celestial navigation for seafarers. Could these books be used as a starting point for learning celestial navigation on land? Thanks.
Asked by buckshot.1993 - Mon Feb 16 12:08:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In so far as determining your position and heading go, yes, with a few provisos. On land you are not constantly moving which means you can gain accuracy in some observations. However, you do not have the same uncluttered horizon that you usually have at sea, and so some timing operations that depend on observing the rise or set of objects can't be done in the same way.
Answered by Andrew S - Mon Feb 16 13:02:09 2009
Which city below is most likely to experience a true maritime tropical airmass?
Q. Which city below is most likely to experience a true maritime tropical airmass? a. Los Angeles b. Boston c. Charlotte, NC d. Miami
Asked by Andrew C - Sun Mar 29 21:29:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Miami... use your context clues Maritime = near the water Tropical = warm put em together, and it sounds like anywhere near the Gulf of Mexico will give you a winner!
Answered by WhitTheBrit - Tue Mar 31 11:32:50 2009
Q. Which city below is most likely to experience a true maritime tropical airmass? a. Los Angeles b. Boston c. Charlotte, NC d. Miami
Asked by Andrew C - Sun Mar 29 21:29:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Miami... use your context clues Maritime = near the water Tropical = warm put em together, and it sounds like anywhere near the Gulf of Mexico will give you a winner!
Answered by WhitTheBrit - Tue Mar 31 11:32:50 2009
Can I get a Coast Guard scholarship if I am attending Cal Maritime Academy and plan to get a commission la?
Q. I have already been accepted to Cal Maritime Academy and plan to get a commission with the Coast Guard after graduation. Is there some kind of ROTC-like program that would allow me to get a scholarship for college from the Coast Guard?
Asked by Nick - Sun Feb 14 21:32:31 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found some info about getting this scholarship online in this scholarship database - schools.medianewsonline.c om
Answered by Jim - Mon Feb 15 04:31:00 2010
Q. I have already been accepted to Cal Maritime Academy and plan to get a commission with the Coast Guard after graduation. Is there some kind of ROTC-like program that would allow me to get a scholarship for college from the Coast Guard?
Asked by Nick - Sun Feb 14 21:32:31 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I found some info about getting this scholarship online in this scholarship database - schools.medianewsonline.c om
Answered by Jim - Mon Feb 15 04:31:00 2010
anyone know someone in the maritime provinces who is selling ragdoll kittens?
Q. My grandmother will be retiering soon and she wants to get a female ragdoll kitten when she retiers. I have been looking on the computer and kijiji for months but I can't find any kittens. Know anyone in the maritimes who is selling some?
Asked by 3mily - Thu Jun 12 15:16:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this link:
Answered by Spike & Co. - Wed Jun 18 07:46:50 2008
Q. My grandmother will be retiering soon and she wants to get a female ragdoll kitten when she retiers. I have been looking on the computer and kijiji for months but I can't find any kittens. Know anyone in the maritimes who is selling some?
Asked by 3mily - Thu Jun 12 15:16:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try this link:
Answered by Spike & Co. - Wed Jun 18 07:46:50 2008
what is the difference between a sailing school and a maritime school ?
Q. I want to become a sailor and I am a little confused as to which school to attend.
Asked by sonyvaio - Mon Dec 21 14:30:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A sailing school will simply teach you sail or cruise - navigation, provisioning, boat handling ,etc. A maritime school is usually a 4 yr college that will not only make you a sailor by put you on track to being the capt of a cruise ship or a tanker, or maybe you just want to be an engineer on one of these vessels. The boatyard manager I work at went to one just for that reason. You will get a great education
Answered by Ned - Mon Dec 21 15:16:59 2009
Q. I want to become a sailor and I am a little confused as to which school to attend.
Asked by sonyvaio - Mon Dec 21 14:30:46 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A sailing school will simply teach you sail or cruise - navigation, provisioning, boat handling ,etc. A maritime school is usually a 4 yr college that will not only make you a sailor by put you on track to being the capt of a cruise ship or a tanker, or maybe you just want to be an engineer on one of these vessels. The boatyard manager I work at went to one just for that reason. You will get a great education
Answered by Ned - Mon Dec 21 15:16:59 2009
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