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Renewal
Reminder
ALL
MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS ARE DUE
DECEMBER 31, 2007!

Your
2008 SNAME Membership Renewal Form
is now available ONLINE
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access your personal membership renewal form, click
here or go to the SNAME
home page, right hand column under “Member Features”,
click on “Annual Dues Renewal”. You will be
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Please
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From
the 2007 SMTC&E/SPS
in Ft. Lauderdale, FL |
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Student
Program and Awards:
I
would like to extend my gratitude for SNAME’s
continued support of students, which I realized again at the
2007 SMTC&E. There, I was recognized as a student
paper award winner for my Webb senior thesis. I am honored
to have been asked to present it, and I greatly appreciate
the accompanying award.
This
recognition was yet another opportunity made available to
me as a student to benefit from SNAME’s generosity,
as I have also received several scholarships from SNAME for
which I remain grateful.
My
“career” began just a few years ago when I started
at Webb. I then attended MIT for graduate school, and recently
began working with SeaRiver Maritime (ExxonMobil affiliate)
in Houston. SNAME has been a part of my professional life
at each step so far, and I plan to maintain my membership
and activity in the organization.
Shipbuilding
Panel:
“The
information presented by panel members and the questions raised
by the audience were current and relevant to concerns over
the competitiveness of American shipyards. Many of the major
recommendations made (including – don’t begin
production until your design is complete) need to be taken
seriously if we are to build affordable ships for the future
fleet of the Navy. Applying modularity where design changes
occur frequently (e.g. Combat Systems on warships) can help
finalize the ship design earlier (through use of module interface
standards) and provide a solid platform baseline for construction.
Jack
Abbott, P.E.
Life FELLOW, SNAME |
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| Cruise
Ship Panel
(This
photo was published in the previous issue of the SNAMeNewsLetter
- please note the corrected caption.)

| RADM
James A. Watson and Mr. Alan Gavin, Marine Director, Lloyd's
Register |
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With
the end of 2007 fast approaching and the holidays nearly upon
us, it is timely and fitting that we offer our sincerest wishes
to our staff and all Society members and their families for
a safe, happy and peaceful holiday season, filled with anticipation
for a healthy and rewarding New Year.
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Marine
Technology Committee
Seeks New Members
The
Marine Technology Committee is looking for new members
to serve as peer reviewers for its technical papers. The technical
papers in this quarterly flagship journal cover a broad spectrum
of research on the latest technological breakthroughs, trends,
concepts, and discoveries in the marine industry. SNAME News
is packed with Society news and information on national, section,
and local levels as well as updates on committee activities,
meetings, seminars, professional conferences, and employment
opportunities. If you are interested in learning more please
contact Edward M. Lewandowski via e-mail at elewandowski@dandp.com |
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| SNAME
Technical Journals
You
can subscribe to SNAME’s printed journals at www.sname.org/publications_form.htm,
or by contacting Tommie-Anne Faix (tfaix@sname.org
or 201-499-5068.)
*No
increase in Journal prices for 2008
To
remind you of the quality you can expect from SNAME’s
technical journals:
- The
Journal of Ship Production has influenced the worldwide
development of ship production engineering. Each issue contains
a well-rounded selection of relevant technical papers.
- The
Journal of Ship Research provides access to highly
technical papers on applied research in hydrodynamics, propulsion,
ship motions, structures, and vibrations. Many of these papers
bear directly on disciplines outside ship and ocean science
and engineering, such as civil and mechanical engineering,
applied mathematics, and numerical analysis, making it a valuable
tool to professionals in many fields.
- Marine
Technology and SNAME News, our quarterly flagship journal,
covers a broad spectrum of research on the latest technological
breakthroughs, trends, concepts, and discoveries in the marine
industry.
- SNAME’s
Transactions, published annually since 1893, includes
annual reports and papers presented at the Society’s
annual meeting, with discussions of the papers and authors’
closures.
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The
Cruising Woman's Advisor
by Diana Jessie
forwards
by Tania Aebi and Lin Pardey
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The
cruising life offers adventure, exotic destinations, and
expansive opportunities for personal growth. But considering
such a life leads to vexing questions: What do I need to
learn? What do I do if my partner falls overboard? How will
our relationship be tested at sea? Let longtime cruiser
and circumnavigator Diana Jessie start you on the journey
of a lifetime with her advice on short-term cruising or
long-term voyaging. She addresses the concerns of women
cruisers, including:
- Cruising
roles and relationships
- What
life at sea is really like
- Children
on board
- How
to make the boat your home as well as his
- Identifying
the dangers and putting them into perspective . . . and more
Plan
for smooth cruising with advice from Sally Bee Brown, a contributing
editor to PassageMaker magazine; Carol Cuddyer, cofounder of
Sea Sense, a sailing and powerboating school for women; Dawn
Riley, noted America’s Cup and Whitbread sailor; Patience
Wales, two-time circumnavigator and editor emeritus of SAIL;
and thirty other cruisers. This updated edition also contains
information on powerboating (including choosing between power
and sail), cruising with pets, and satellite communication.
Reviewed
in October issue of Marine Technology
“A
little gem . . . packed with useful information.”--Sailing
“Every
woman who intends to step on board for more than a day sail
should read Jessie’s book.”--The Log
To
order this book contact Tommie-Ann at
tfaix@sname.org or 201-499-5068. |
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2008
Classic Yacht Symposium
Boat
Restoration Shop Tour to Kick Off 2008 Classic Yacht Symposium
The 2008 Classic Yacht Symposium, the third in a series of
international symposia co-sponsored by The Herreshoff Marine
Museum/America’s Cup Hall of Fame and the Society of
Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, will feature a tour
of three boat restoration shops which specialize in the restoration
of classic yachts. The tour is the first event of the three-day
Symposium, which will be held April 4-6, 2008, in Bristol,
RI.
The
Classic Yacht Symposium brings together classic boat enthusiasts,
professionals and amateurs engaged in the restoration and
replication of classic yachts from around the world. Papers
chosen for presentation at the Symposium will be announced
in December by the Symposium Papers Committee.
Registration
for this event will be open in January, 2008. For further
information on the Symposium and to obtain details about the
events, including the boat shop restoration tour, visit the
Herreshoff Marine Museum
website and follow the CYS link, or contact Curator John
Palmieri at j.palmieri@herreshoff.org,
tel. 401-253-5000.
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Dell
Offers to SNAME Members
Holiday
Upgrade - click
here
Dell™
Inspiron™ 1720
Entertainment Wonderlan - click
here |
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ASNE
Events

Shipbuilding
in Support of the Global War on Terrorism
ASNE Pascagoula Section Symposium
Mississippi Coast Coliseum Convention Center, Biloxi, MS
April 14-17, 2008
Call
for Papers/Presentations
Launch
& Recovery of Manned & Unmanned Vehicles
from Surface Platforms 2008
Sheraton Annapolis Hotel
May 19-20, 2008
Click
here for details
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Engineering
Education Advocate
Click
here for the November 30, 2007 Issue |
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Upcoming
Events
(Click
on logos for details)
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Chesapeake
Power Boat Symposium
03/07/08 - 03/08/08
St. John's College
Annapolis, MD |
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Classic
Yacht Symposium
04/04/08 - 04/06/08
Bristol, RI |
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ICETECH
2008
07/20/08 - 07/23/08
Banff, Alberta, Canada |
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2nd
International Symposium on "Ship Operations, Management,
and Economics"
09/17/08 - 09/18/08
Athens, Greece |
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2008
SMTC&E/SPS
10/15/08 - 10/17/08
Houston, TX |
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We sincerely
thank all of our SNAMeNewsLetter
readers for their support and valuable input throughout the
year.
I would
like to personally thank the HQ Staffers who enthusiastically
contribute articles, links, and ideas to each issue. I look
forward to 24 exciting issues of our eNewsLetter in 2008 !
Connie
Cali-Poutré, Manager, SNAME Website
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