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After too many years eating in a dark kitchen in my Edwardian Shepherds Bush home, I decided to insert a big, flat glass roof light into the existing east-facing extension's ceiling. I don't need statistics to know that sunlight makes me feel better. It boosts serotonin levels and helps us sleep better at night too.
According to Charlie Sharman of glass supplier Cantifix, this is because of something called our non-visual photo receptors, which only perceive a difference between light and dark. Therefore if we get a lot of light during the day, our bodies don't need as much darkness to get off to sleep.
Research suggests that only 12% of the surface of an average London house is made up of glass, and since a flat roof light lets in six times more light than a vertical window, you don't need a large one to increase the amount of sunlight a lot, as well as give you an instant connection to the outside world.
"The problem is that in London there isn't a lot of daylight and at night there's a lot of light pollution; so we never get proper darkness and the range between the two isn't very big. The result is that our melatonin is never properly triggered off or on.
But if we get more sunlight during the day, then we don't need it to be pitch black at night to get to sleep easily," says Sharman, who is currently involved in a project lead by Oxford University called The Photon Space, which is studying the health effects of living in a controlled all glass environment, using sophisticated glass engineering and nano-technology.
Cost is key but I kept it down by measuring myself and ordering my glass online.
Deciding on the size of your roof light relative to the size of the room is key; keep it in proportion. A good way to work this out is to draw it on your ceiling first.
I measured my room (approx. three metres square) and drew it to scale on paper. I then drew a rectangle in the middle leaving a generously solid outer perimeter for down lights. I wanted to keep it looking like a solid ceiling with a roof light rather than a gigantic glass ceiling.
Using a pencil and a metre long length of wood, I drew my rectangle onto the ceiling and painted it in with bright blue paint. This is a really effective way of seeing how it will look.
It was immediately obvious that my rectangle was too big so I trimmed it back using white paint until I was left with a blue sky rectangle that suited me, measuring 140 x 200 cms.
Ordering options
Cantifixdirect is the new online arm of bespoke glass company Cantifix. It is cheaper online and because I did the measuring I cut out a home visit, and paid upfront online.
Filling in the online questionnaire was quick and easy. I put in my measurements, and when prompted for extra options for the type of glass I wanted, I ticked 'yes' for low iron (this reduces the natural slight green tinge of the glass).
I ticked 'yes' to having a heat mirror. This filters out 99.3% of UV rays and creates extra insulation, keeping cool in summer, warm in winter and keeping out noise. If your extension is permanently in shade you may not need this.
I ticked 'no' to having enhanced (stronger) glazing. As it is the glass is 10mm toughened on the outside, 6mm toughened on the inside, with a cavity in between, and can easily take the weight of one person, eg the window cleaner, but is not designed for parties.
I ticked 'no' to having a laminated inner pane, a stiff shatterproof layer you would only need if you plan to cover say a swimming pool. Finally I ticked 'no' to privacy, ie sandblasting the glass.
The maximum size you can order online is 200 cms x 200 cms and you can call for advice. Delivery takes approximately six weeks.
Building works
You don't need building permission to put in a glass roof light. If you order the maximum size you may need a crane to get it over the house depending on the access - we got mine through the front door and it was inserted into the space in the kitchen in 45 minutes. Cantifix provides instructions to build the correct opening.
What it cost
|Roof light
|Building works including new roof, electrics and interior repainting
For an additional £275 Cantifix will come and measure up; it will also install the roof light for homes within Greater London for £850.
My kitchen is transformed. Light floods in through the roof light all day long but is never blinding and the room never overheats. We all spend far more time there and feel connected to the outdoors.
I especially like the way it appears to float invisibly above the ceiling. There are other styles to choose from. The view up to the sky is uplifting and even the rain is exciting as it makes patterns, shadows and rainbows that flicker against the walls and floor and we're looking forward to it being cosy and bright all winter long.
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|3 - 7 nights
Real whitewater view from large balcony! 180 degree view. The pictures shown here are authentic and from our balcony. Others may claim and show you pictures that have an ocean view but you will actually see and hear the whitewater waves crashing from our apt. We have the real thing! Small, cozy and cute 540 sq. ft. upper level apt. Also a patio underneath the balcony with table and chairs if you want shade.We're happy to send additional pictures. 1 bed/1bath, kitchen w/frig, stove, microwave, large balcony 13x19, w/chairs & umbrella. Beach chairs avail. Steps down to beach immediately next to apt. Up to 4 persons responsible non-smoking only please. Small dog (under 20 lbs) is okay. Linens are supplied. No maid service. Brand new laundry room!.There's nothing like having breakfast on your balcony overlooking the beach below you. Watch the sunset every night with a cocktail and listen to the crashing waves. Nightime is beautiful and you're overlooking the Oceanside lighted pier with the fluorescent waves .If you want to avoid the hustle and bustle of larger condo complexes, this is the place for you. If you are looking for a peaceful and relaxing vacation then our apartment is the perfect place for you. Older renovated building with only 2 units, very quiet, 10 steps up to the apt. with 1 parking space, add'l parking avail at no cost on street. More pics avail upon request. It's absolutely in top condition and we use it ourselves whenever possible. Please check out our availability calendar!
We are located right in between Oceanside Harbor and the Oceanside Pier. Check out our reviews from previous renters. These are only a few since there are too many to list. Check out our location on Google maps and use the address 803 N. Pacific St., Oceanside, CA 92054
Best rate on the beach! Check out our reviews! Also, we now have a new condo for rental in Daytona Beach, FL. If you're interested, let us know. There is a 1 month minimum rental in Daytona Beach. It's item # 116459 on this website. It's gorgeous! The address is 3013 S. Atlantic Ave., Daytona Beach Shores, FL 32118. We also have a 2nd condo in Daytona Beach Shores with 3 bd/2ba with a two month minimum rental. Ask us about that too!
Dear Sharon and Hans,
Thank you for your hospitality. We really enjoyed our stay. The apartment had everything we needed and we loved the views and the location.
The apartment was clean and cozy. Had a "beachy" feel. Loved the deck. Spent most of our time relaxing on the deck and ate most of our meals out there.
Everything is close by and easy to walk too. We walked to the pier and the harbor several time. The only down side is the train tracks are a block away but we got used to the train noise very quickly. Would definitely book again. Thank you so much for sharing this great property.
What a great find! Comfortable, clean, and cozy. We enjoyed the cottage very much. Will be back.
Thought of everything. Great acoustics!
This place is probably the best place I have stayed in Oceanside. The views..........the sound of the ocean. I came here stressed and I leave here refreshed but sad to go. The house is small but I realized that even in this small place I have everything I need or want. I stayed here with my wife and service dog and it was perfect. Did I say awesome!!!
Wonderful, comfortable with a fantastic view. You have everything you need & then some. The owners put out all the little extras to make you feel special. You walk outside to the ocean right in front of you. We didn't want to leave & can't wait to go back!
This is the place to stay! Fantastic views and such a cute apartment. Everything you need. We enjoyed sitting on the deck with a glass of wine and watching the sunset. I had to keep pinching myself to remind me it was real! Literally steps from the beach. Hans and Sharon are also very nice and great to deal with. I hope to come back!
Top Thing to do in City:
* Surfing.
* Fine dining.
* Kayak rental.
* Farmers Market.
* bike rentals.
Top Thing to do in Budget:
* Oceanside swap meet wknds.
* Farmers market every Thurs.
* Fishing.
* Shell collecting..
Top Thing to do in Family:
* Swimming at the ocean.
* Legoland.
* bicycling.
* movies & restaurants.
* Disneyland=50 min. drive.
Surfing, kayak rentals, whale watching boats, Oceanside harbor with restaurants and shopping. North of Oceanside pier , fishing on pier, 5 min. walk to pier, 10min. walk to beautiful Oceanside Harbor and restaurants. Take your laptop to the coffee shack as they have wireless internet and drink your coffee while overlooking the marina. 5 min. by car to downtown w/lots of restaurants, movie theaters, shopping. Antique shopping in beautiful downtown Carlsbad 15 min. away, 15 min. to Legoland, 40 min to downtown San Diego & beautiful San Diego Bay. Train station is 15 min. walk. Take the Coaster to San Diego and spend the day in downtown San Diego, Seaport Village, Coronado, Gaslamp Quarter. 2 blocks from San Luis Rey bicycling trail. If you're in to biking, the trail is 11 miles long and is designated only for bicycles and pedestrians. Bicycle rentals available from a bike shop 7 min. away. On Thursdays, there is a morning Farmers Market and and evening Sunset Market with food, music, and booths just minutes from the apt.
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|Weekend Night
Summer Rate
May 16 2017 - Sep 15 2017
7 night minimum stay
Fall Rate
Sep 16 2017 - Oct 31 2017
3 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
|Cleaning Fee
|Pet Fee
|Tax Rate
Additional security deposit of $75 if you have a pet. Holidays are slightly higher. 30 day cancellation required for a full refund. If cancelled within 30 days of your arrival, no refund. Our rates are based on 2 persons. Additional persons are $7 per person per day. If you choose to pay by credit card, please add 2.9%. Also, please note, that if you pay through this website, you will be charged an additional service fee from the website. This money does not go to us.

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Constructed in 2013, Ti Punch was delivered in 2014 commissioned by an experienced yachting family that knew what they wanted, a very capable long range cruising motor yacht that would not be held to the dock due to weather. With increased fuel capacity of 3500 gallons, upgraded Caterpillar C-18s and electrical system for worldwide shore power, Ti Punch is designed for long range cruising.
Highlights include a custom Destry Darr deigned interior, fly-bridge enclosure with Air Conditioning, extended cockpit with custom made Bluewater fighting chair and dive locker with Brownies compressor plumbed into it and much more.
Ti Punch is without question the best example of a long range cruising family motor yacht. She features a 4 stateroom layout with an expansive main salon. Ti Punch has an endless list of upgrades not seen on any other Outer Reef built to date. The build construction was overseen by one of the most experienced captains in the industry with an eye for detail. She is truly a 10!
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information:
Boat Name
LOA: 85 ft 8 in
Beam: 21 ft 0 in
Maximum Draft: 6 ft 0 in
Displacement: 190000 lbs
Total Power: 2268 HP
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Caterpillar
Engine Model: C-18 Acert
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Location: Starboard
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine Power: 1134 HP
Engine 2:
Engine Brand: Caterpillar
Engine Model: C-18 Acert
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Location: Port
Engine Hours: 500
Drive Type: Direct Drive
Engine Power: 1134 HP
Fresh Water Tanks: (500 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: 4 (3500 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: (250 Gallons)
Number of cabins: 4
Number of heads: 5
The added cockpit provides for the perfect fishing platform with a custom Bluewater teak fighting chair and plenty of rod holders. What sets this area apart is the oversized dive locker housing six dive tanks and all your BCs. The Brownies dive tank fill is plumbed into the locker. Directly off the cockpit is a large swim platform providing easy access whether your suited up for diving or launching your tender and toys.
– Cockpit with molded non-skid
– FRP built-in swim platform
– Sports locker with six dive tank holders, hanger for BCs and plumbed in air compressor hose fill station
– Brownies dive compressor plumbed in and ventilated
– Bluewater fighting chair on custom s/s swivel with cover
– Gate door from the swim platform
– Light switch at boarding door for all courtesy lights
– Stainless steel removable swim ladder on swim platform
– 2 316 stainless steel removable safety rails on swim platform
– FRP weather tight door on transom
– Deck scupper piped out through transom at boot stripe
– Transom shower in recessed box with hot and cold water supply
– Fresh water wash down outlet
– LED courtesy lights
– Two (2) Glendinning 100 amp cable masters with upgraded 100 cable
– Swim ladder
– Hailing and fog horn
– Security cable for tender activating loud piercing noise if tampered
– Teak cap rails
– s/s Rod holders all drained
– Two lockers
– Three additional dive tank racks in starboard locker
– Emergency tiller steering
– Steering system is reinforced and redundant for backup emergency steering
Noted features from the aft deck include a custom stainless steel full glass sliding doors into the main salon. This option had not been done before providing a much more open feel moving into the main salon. Other notable features include a newly engineered and designed steps leading up to the flybridge. The re-designed included further recessing the steps into the main salon taking the unused space behind the TV providing more room on the aft deck while still having large teak steps to the fly-bridge. Other notable features include the large teak dining table with bench seating and custom Bluewater teak chairs. For security measures Ti Punch is equipped with a GOST security system with sound bar, infrared motion detector and stobe light all located on the aft deck.
– Aft deck with teak decking
– Aft deck with FRP bench seating with storage beneath
– Custom aft deck table - teak with stainless steel bases
– Five (5) high gloss Bluewater teak chairs with Sunbrella upholstered cushions and covers
– Custom stainless steel sliding door with full length glass
– S/S sliding screen door
– Shore power inlets for 110v/220v 60hz
– Glenndinning electronic engine controls via hand held remote
– LED courtesy lights with two-way switches
– Additional outlets added beyond standard spec
– GOST security sound bar
– GOST security infrared laser beam motion detector
– GOST security strobe light
– Two (2) JL Audio overhead speakers
– Cantalupi LED overhead lights. Additional lighting added above standard spec
– Two 110v AC GFI outlets
– 316 Stainless steel handrail to and from aft deck
– Two FRP doors with stainless steel latches to and from cockpit
– Optional wing doors added to prevent windage while on aft deck
– Custom steps leading to the fly-bridge - Steps werere-engineered to be brought further into the main salon better utilizing the space behind the TV. This change allowed for much more room on the aft deck with teakstepping.
– Two (2) aft facing flood lights into the cockpit
– Upgraded 8 step Marquipt boarding ladder with teak steps
Wet Bar
– Granite countertop
– Scandvik undermount sink with Dante single lever center faucet
– s/s Summit Refrigerator
– Plug in TV mount. Outdoor TV designed to be transferable
– Molded non-skid
– Stainless steel handrails alongside decks
– Weathertight doors opening into pilothouse port and starboard
– Two (2) wing doors to prevent wind on aft deck.
– House side fixed windows with tinted tempered glass
– Two sets of 316 stainless steel spring-line chocks per side
– Four 316 stainless steel hawser holes wit stainless steel cleats per side recessed in bulwarks
– Fuel fill fittings for tanks recessed into house side
– 316 stainless steel overhead safety rails at side steps
– Upgraded Cantaloupe LED courtesy lights along walk ways
Destry Darr Design interior with a high gloss walnut with burl wood inlays.
Entering the main salon you will immediately feel the volume Ti Punch offers along with the expansive open feeling with unobstructed view into the pilothouse.
The customization and equipment list is unparalleled to any vessel in her class first seen while entering the main salon. As you walk through the stainless steel full glass sliding door with removable wind screen behind settee, you will see a custom designed bar on your port side. The 55 TV is recessed into the aft starboard corner optimizing space throughout the main salon and aft deck. The fixed furniture was all custom made and installed in the United States to include the carpeting with extra sounds dampening padding.
All cabinet and doors were upgraded with Sugatsune polished chrome push-pulls fittings.
Door levers were upgraded with Gineico polished chrome levers.
Custom designed Bar in main salon
– Granite countertop
– Scandvik sink with Grohe single lever center faucet
– Amtico flooring around bar area
– Whirlpool ice-maker
– Destry Darr custom-deisgned barware cabinet
– Three Italian made custom bar stools with leather upholstery
– Upgraded custom stainless steel Mainship built sliding glass door from aft deck. (Ti Punch was the first OR to have this design)
– Upgraded S/S sliding screen door
– Fixed windows in house sides with medium 3/8 tinted tempered safety glass
– Cantalupi overhead LED lighting throughout on dimmer switches
– Lessen polished chrome wall lights
– Access hatches under flooring to allow for engine removal
– Whisper walls
Custom Destry Darr Design L-shaped couch on the port side and custom Destry Darr Designed couch on the starboard side. Storage beneath all seating in the couches. Furniture was all designed/built and installed in the United States.
– Two (2) enlarged Corian (Silver Birch) tables with two s/s pedestals for each table
– Custom blinds
– All push button stainless steel drawer latches were upgraded
– Cruisair air conditioning control panel
– GFI outlets throughout with several more added beyond standard spec
– Carpeted flooring with added sound deadening carpet padding installed in the US.
Audio Visual
– 55 Samsung LED 1080 SMART TV
– Apple TV with air play throughout
– Apple digital AV adapter
– Samsung Blue Ray DVD Player
– KVH Tracvision HD7
– HD Direct TV DVR US receiver
– HD Direct TV DVR Latin America receiver
– Stereo distribution amplifier
– Bose Iphone docking station
– Bose V35 Custom 5.1 surround sound flush mounted white speakers
– Bose Subwoofer
– Gost Security system motion detector
– Additional GFI outlets added throughout beyond standard spec
Day Head
Located just forward of the main salon on the starboard side before the galley. Includes granite flooring and granite countertops.
– Kraus copper glass sink in lieu of standard
Moving forward of the main salon you will enter the large Galley configured by Destry Darr Design unlike any Outer Reef available. You will immediately notice the expansive size offering ample counter space and storage due to the configuration. The primary LG French door fridge/freezer is located on the starboard side outboard allowing much more storage and counter space. The large windows and openness forward to the dining table and aft not the main salon ensures the chef is included with everyone else. This is truly a chefs galley offering the following...
– Amtico flooring
– Bosch stove
– Bosch electric cooktop
– Overhead LG exhaust fan
– Built in Brew Express coffee maker
– LG Microwave
– Grohe Minta dual spray pull-out faucet
– Grohe soap dispenser
– Kohler undermount sink with garbage disposal
– Bosch Super Silence dishwasher
– Kitchen Aid trash compactor
– LG French door refrigerator with large pull our freezer below with built in ice-maker and filtered water. S/S external latch installed to prevent openings at sea.
– Two (2) additional pull out GE Monogram refrigerator drawers
– Wine Cooler
– All cabinetry finished in a high gloss grey finish
– Cantalupi LED overhead lights throughout
– Pull out spice rack
– Large window
– Smoke detector
– Push button latches on all drawers
– Under cabinet lighting
– Cruiseair A/C temperature control panel
– Electric drop down privacy wall forward separating the pilothouse from the galley with built in custom art piece
– Outboard pantry with six (6) pull out drawers all with lighting inside
– Six GFI outlets in the galley
Walking forward from the galley into the Pilothouse there is a large granite dinette table with seating for six. Amtico flooring throughout with ample storage underneath settee. Forward of the dining is the very well equipped helm station.
Destry Darr custom designed stainless steel handrails to staterooms below and flybridge above.
– U-shaped settee on raised platform with seating for eight
– Electric privacy wall into galley for running at night
– Granite table with stainless steel pedestal
– Two Stidd helm seats with powder coated base (Upgrade from single seat)
– Watertight doors opening out to port and starboard
– Cantalupi LED overhead lighting
– Stainless Steel wheel
– 27 Apple computer and monitor
– Furuno FM4000
– Furuno radar
– Furuno NavNet 3D Series
– (1) MFDBB Black Box Processor includes USA Charts viewed upper and lower helm
– (2) MFDBB control keyboard for upper and lower
– GPS Antenna
– PG500 Heading sensor
– Furuno Autopilot Nav Pilot 700
– Navpilot 700 control on upper and lower helm
– Navpilot Hydraulic pump
– Power steering
– Furring weather station
– Depth,speed, Temp transducer
– Furring power assistant
– FM4000 VHF radio with built in DSC functionality at lower helm
– Remote microphone at lower and upper helm
– 16 VHF antenna
– Nobeltec on independent Cooler PC only used for navigation
– VSat
– Flir night vision
– Kahlenberg horn
– Search light
– Emergency stop switch
– EEC back up emergency control switch
– Ericsson W35 Quad Band Cell
– Cordless 2 Line phone
– Digital cell booster
– Wifi range extender
– Apple Airport
– Surge outlet strip
– 8 Port Ethernet switch
– Network A/B/C Switch
– Cat 5 - Shielded Marine 500 ft
– LED red night lights with one dimmer switch
– LED red and white bridge lights
– 110v AC GFI outlets
– Telephone outlet
– Two(2) 12v DC outlet
– A/C Cruiseair control panel
– Stainless steel steering wheel at pilothouse helm
– Telefax power steering system
– Two Caterpillar engine display screens
– Overhead electronics console
– Main electrical distribution panels with gauges and circuit breakers for AC and DC
– GOST security alarm system control box
– GOST security strobe light
– Branson doors on AC, DC and advisory panels
– Headhunter (5) tank monitor with level indicator
– Xantrax battery charger control panel
– Glendinning electronic engine controls with back up gear and throttle with synchronizer
– 5 Ritchie magnetic compass
– Five (5) stainless steel Exalto dual speed self-parking windshield wipers with wash down system (Upgrade from standard three wipers)
– 1/2 Clear tempered glass in forward facing windshields
– Controls for bow and stern thruster
– VDO Rudder indicator
– Underwater light switches - 5 lights
– Exterior Courtesy lights
– Northern Lights generator start stop control panel
– 24v DC to 12v DC converter
– Windlass up/down switch and control circuit breaker
– Maxwell windlass chain counter
– Bilge pump control on advisory panel
– Equipment running advisory panel
Ti Punch carries a four stateroom layout plus two crew cabins for three with a full-beam master stateroom, forward VIP, queen berth guest and a fourth stateroom with over/under bunks. Staterooms are all appointed with a custom Destry Darr Design Beechwood interior with custom walnut doors and trim included with upgraded fittings and hardware outfitted with Cantalupi overhead LED lighting and custom granites and marbles.
Walking down the steps into the foyer there is a large linen closet and Bosch stackable front loading washer and dryer. The second pair of washer and dryer are located in the crew quarters.
Master Stateroom
– King size berth
– 1 walk-in closet
– Built-in settee with ottoman
– Samsung TV
– 7 layered foam mattress
– Drawer storage under the berth
– LED rope lighting under the bed
– Two cedar walk-in closets
– Automatic interior lights in lockers
– Cantalupi overhead lights
– Two (2) Catalupi LED wall lights
– Four CE-approved port lights
– Vimar wall switches
– 110v outlets
– Cruisair air conditioning control panel
– Carpeted flooring with sound deadening carpet padding
Master Head Ensuite
– Ensuite head with shower
– Marble slab floors and shower floors in all heads with easy to clean strainers
– Storage behind medicine cabinets in all heads
– Grohe Allure Pressure balance valve trim in lieu of standard shower faucets
– Two (2) Signature model Wittington Crandell rectangular vessel sinks in lieu of standard
– Motiv polished chrome towel bar
– Gineico polished chrome door lock set
– Clear tempered glass shower door
– Ventilator shower fan
– Storage cabinet underneath sink
– Wallpaper
– Headhunter 24v electric white toilet with sanitary hose for all discharge plumbing
– 24v DC ventilator blower
– GFI outlets
VIP Stateroom Forward
– 316 Stainless steel steel CE-approved skylight with shade
– Semi Island queen-size berth
– 7 layered foam mattress
– Storage under the berth
– Samsung flatscreen TV
– Two steps on each side of the berth for easy access
– LED rope lighting under the bed and at valance with switch
– Two cedar lined hanging lockers
– Automatic interior lights in lockers
– 110v AC outlets
– Cantalupi overhead lights
– Two Cantalupi reading lights
– Cruisair air conditioning control panel
– Carpeted floor with sound deadening padding
VIP Head ENSUITE - accessed fromstateroom and/or foyer
– Ensuite head with shower
– Grohe Allure Pressure balance valve trim in lieu of standard shower faucets
– Clear glass door
– 24v DC ventilator blower
– Storage cabinet under sink
– Headhunter electric toilet
– Granite countertops
Port Guest Stateroom
– Two CE-approved port lights
– Queen size berth with storage drawers underneath
– 7 layered foam mattress
– Samsung flatscreen TV
– Built-in nightstand with drawers
– LED rope lighting at valance
– One cedar lined hanging locker
– Automatic interior light in locker
– Drawers with full extension guides and push button latches
– 110v GFI outlets
– Cantalupi LED overhead lighting
– Cruisair air conditioning control panel
– Two Cantalupi reading lights
– Carpeted flooring with sound deadening padding
– Cedar lined hanging locker
Port Head Ensuite
– Ensuite head with shower
– Clear glass shower door with 24 towel bar
– Molded white FRP shower
– 24v DC ventilator blower
– Granite countertop
– Storage cabinet underneath sink
– Wallcovering
– Drawers with full extension guides and push button latches
– Headhunter 24v electric white toilet with sanitary hose for all discharge plumbing
– GFI outlet
– Cantalupi overhead lighting
– Mirror with cabinet behind
– Custom bookcase recessed on outboard side
Guest Stateroom Starboard
– One CE approved port light
– Two over-under twin bunks with drawer underneath
– 7 layered foam mattress
– Cedar lined hanging locker
– Automatic interior light in locker
– Cantalupi LED overhead lighting
– Two reading lamps
– Stainless steel ladder for top bunk
Engine room can be accessed through the crew quarters AND through the Master Stateroom closet. This well equipped engine room includes climate controlled air conditioning, upgraded C-18 Acert engines, upgraded 38 Kw Northern Lights Generators enclosed in sound shields and two A/Sea power systems with a total of 150 amps for world power. Plug in anywhere in the world! Included are upgraded 9 square feet Trac stabilizer fins from the standard 7 square feet and a 60 gph water maker.
– Twin Caterpillar C-18 Acert engines rated at 1136 HP each. (Approximately 610 hours)
– Acoustically insulated stand-up engine room lined with sound absorbing material
– Endura beige coin dot flooring
– Fiberglass drip pans under engines
– Two (2) upgraded Northern Lights Generators - 38Kw with sound shields
– Two (2) Delta T ventilation fans
– Cruisair chilled water air conditioning system with two 6 ton chillers for a total of 12 tons. Backup pumps built in
– Two (2) sea chest
– ABT Trac Stabilizers 9 square feet fins upgraded from standard 7 square feet
– ABT Trac 38hp hydraulic bow and stern thrusters
– Ball-valve brinze seacocks on all through-hulls below waterline located in sea chests
– Oil change pump for engines and generators
– Two (2) Sea Torque Shafts. Totally enclosed oil filled, self contained shafts
– Two (2) Sea Torque line cutters.
– Two Racor 75/1000 max dual fuel filters with gauges for main engines
– Two Racor 75/1000 max single fuel filters for generators
– Fuel Primer and flow system with alarms at lower and upper helm
– Fuel polishing system
– Fuel management system
– Firebox fire suppression system including both intake and outlet air shutdown system with aluminum louvres
– Four automatic bilge pumps 24v DC and emergency bilge suction on engine
– Fire system and bilge high-water alarm system with warning panel
– All new batteries in 2016
– Two engine banks with two 8D batteries for each bank
– One house bank with eight 8D batteries with a total of 1020 amp-hours
– Two generator banks with one battery each
– One 30 amp battery charger for engine start batteries
– Xantrax Inverter/Charger for house batteries
– 10 amp Charge Pro battery charger for generator batteries
– Two battery isolators
– Two 20 gallon water heaters with heat exchanger off one main engine
– FCI Watermaker 60 gph.
– LED overhead Lights with two-way switches
– Two 110v AC GFI outlets with water proof covers
– 316 Stainless steel safety rails around engines
– Work bench with sink
– Two watertight bulkheads
– Watertight aluminum engine room doors with sight windows
– Schneider Electric harmonics filters
– Cruiseair temperature control panel with two vents in engine room
– Northern Lights uplift water separator exhaust
– Underwater exhaust system with bypass and FPR mufflers
– Five (5) Underwater Lights
– Copper bonding system to all underwater fittings with zinc anodes
– Rigid fresh water pipes and color coded copper fuel lines
– Stainless steel struts with bearings
– Headhunter 24v DC fresh water pump with accumulator tank
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– 316 Stainless steel rail on bulwarks increasing in width going forward
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– 316 Stainless steel anchor chute/roller at bow
– Upgraded s/s ULTRA anchor with upgraded 500 long 1/2 high test chain
– Maxwell VWC 4000 Hydraulic vertical windlass with foot switches and remote controls for dual stations
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– One 110v AC GFI outlet inside settee
– Deck drains plumbed to boot-stripe to prevent black streaks
– Lockers all painted and finished inside with LED lighting
– Two (2) horn cleats
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– Sliding door entrance to pilothouse
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Helm Station
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– ABT- Trac bow and stern thruster controls
– ABT-Trac stabilizer control panel
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– Two (2) X2 KEP outdoor display screen for navigation and radar
– Furuno autopilot control
– Maxwell chain counter
– Teleflex hydraulic power assist steering system
– 316 Stainless steel destroyer steering wheel
– Carlisle Finch 120v searchlight with dual station controls
– Fire system repeater alarm
– Finch search light joystick
– Rudder indicator
– Bilge alarm indicator
– Stop/start port and starboard engines
– Flirr Night Vision
– Furuno Nav Net
– Horn
– Richie magnetic compass
– Glendinning electronic engine controls
Fly-bridge AV
– Fusion Stereo system
– Apple Universal dock for iPod
– Xantech video distribution amp
– Mounting station and hook-up for removable TV
– Cable TV plug
– Four (4) JL Audio Marine Speakers
– Bose Lifestyle Sterep Amplifier
– Bose Remote
– Two (2) settees with Sunbrella fabric for cushions with storage beneath
– Two (2) oversized Corian tables
– Five Aquasignal navigation lights
– Kahlenberg D-2 trumpet air horn with compressor
– Custom radar mast to allow for two domes
– Hard top over flybridge
– 316 Stainless steel mast with bow and anchor lights
– 316 Stainless steel sliding hatch and stairs starboard side down to pilothouse with four LED courtesy lights and two two-way switches
– Cantalupi LED overhead lights
– LED courtesy light on step down to boat deck
– 110v AC GFI outlets
– Two (2) 12v DC outlets
– Gate door to boat deck
– Full Strataglass enclosure
– X2 A/C plumbed to fly-bridge
– Cruiseair A/C temp control
– GOST infrared beam security sensor
– Custom dumbwaiter from the galley to the flybridge
– Large storage lockers with teak raised decking on bottom, in all lockers
– Built in sink with cover
– U-line Refrigerator with ice-box
– Deck with grey non-skid surface
– 316 Stainless steel hand rails
– Cabinets behind settees for wash basin
– Upgraded s/s larger BBQ
– Two (2) Propane bottles stowed in vented locker
– 2000 lb Aritex aluminum painted davot with 4 way hydraulic control with rotating base, luff, lift pendant switch and retractable extension arm.
– Wireless remote for davit
– Swing gates forward of dinghy with 1 1/2 stainless steel pipe
– Custom removable chalks for Seadoo GTXS155
– Custom removable chalks for 15 AB RIB
– Custom removable chalks for Laser sailboat
– Integrated steps leading to aft deck with s/s sliding door
– One holding tank with a max capacity of 250 US gallons with two macerate/discharge pumps. One is wired and plumbed for backup.
– One stainless steel water tank with a max capacity of 500 gallons
– Four aluminum fuel tanks with a total capacity of 3,500 US gallons(upgrade from standard 3,000 gallons) 500 gallon tank added into the cockpit
– Lexan sight gauges on all tanks
– Inspection and cleaning ports on all tanks
– Fuel fills built into house sides in FRP cabinet with vents
The well appointed crew quarters maintain the same level of fit and finish as the rest of the accommodations with a Beech wood interior . The crew quarters can be accessed through the cockpit or through the engine room via the master stateroom closet. There is one captains cabin with queen size berth and additional crew cabin with a twin berth along with a pullman for a total of three crew members. Included in the crew quarters is a very generous crew mess and shared head maintaining the owners privacy.
– Settee with teak table
– Teak table with single 316 stainless steel pedestal
– Black Pearl granite countertops with stainless steel under mount sink
– Drawer for soap and sponges in front of the sink
– Frigidaire Microwave
– Refrigerator
– Toaster oven
– Amtico flooring
– Samsung TV in crew mess
– Cruiseair A/C temp control panel
– Cantalupi overhead LED lighting
– Bosch front loading washer/dryer
Captains quarters
– Queen size berth
– Cedar lined hanging locker
– Reading lamp
– Samsung TV
– Cruiseair A/C temp controls
– Cantalupi overhead lights
– Twin berth
– Pullman berth
– Reading lamps
– Cruiseair A/C temp controls
Crew Head
– Clear glass shower door
– Molded white FRP shower
– CE approved port light
– 24v DC ventilator blower
– Granite countertop
– Storage cabinet under sink
– Mirror with medicine cabinet
– Tecma Marine 24v electric white toilet with sanitary hose for all discharge plumbing
– GFI outlets
– Hand laid-up FRP hull
– Solid laminate
– Vinylester barrier lamination for osmosis protection
– Simulated planked hull
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– Gel coated finish above the waterline
– Integrally molded rub rails with stainless steel capping
– Full length keel extends below running gear
– Stainless steel rudders and struts with two Seatorque enclosed drive shaft systems
– CE-Approved stainless steel portlights
– Boat construction from only three major molds
– Divinycell PVC cored construction with cook gelcoat
– All deck and hull area hardware attachments are finished with solid lamination- no coring
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– All personal art excluded
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– All personal dive equipment excluded
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ItmSysp: affect vs effect...physb vs physc Community Blog
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Sometimes I am confused whether to use the word "affect" or "effect." I usually get it right, but I do have to think about it first. Of course, affect is the verb and effect is the noun. The confusion can come in because there are rare...
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ItmWarehouse: Is Big Data Keeping You Up at Night? Warehouse Projection Spreadsheet Community Blog
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Using the new ITM 6.2.2 FP02 tacmd getFile, putFile and executeCommand commands to better manage your agents Community Blog
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Tivoli Log File Agent Version 184.108.40.206 User's Guide available Community Blog
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Send a Link to More Information When a Situation Becomes True Community Blog
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IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Virtual Servers, VMware VI Agent v6.2.3 is Now Available Community Blog
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Requesting Feedback on ITM 6.2.2 Fixpack 5 Community Blog
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IBM Tivoli Monitoring Agent Builder 22.214.171.124 User's Guide available Community Blog
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Access to Tivoli Monitoring Best Practices Community Blog
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There is a new wiki for all IBM Tivoli Monitoring, and it can be found here: https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/wikis/home?lang=en#/wiki/Tivoli%20Monitoring This is the same content that you would have previously found on the Tivoli...
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Tivoli Monitoring 6.2.2 FP9 Community Blog
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As it is Good Friday I thought I would look into the association of fish with Christianity and religion in general. However, that turned out to be way too hard and full of potholes I just could not be bothered navigating around – and I'm trying to pack the swag for camping.
So, rather that concentrate on one fish I have "researched" Wikipedia for a description of all fish.
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A fish is any member of a paraphyletic group of organisms that consist of all gill-bearing aquatic craniate animals that lack limbs with digits. Included in this definition are the living hagfish, lampreys, and cartilaginous and bony fish, as well as various extinct related groups. Most fish are ectothermic ("cold-blooded"), allowing their body temperatures to vary as ambient temperatures change, though some of the large active swimmers like white shark and tuna can hold a higher core temperature.
Fish are abundant in most bodies of water. They can be found in nearly all aquatic environments, from high mountain streams (e.g., char and gudgeon) to the abyssal and even hadal depths of the deepest oceans (e.g., gulpers and anglerfish). At 32,000 species, fish exhibit greater species diversity than any other group of vertebrates.
The earliest organisms that can be classified as fish were soft-bodied chordates that first appeared during the Cambrian period. Although they lacked a true spine, they possessed notochords which allowed them to be more agile than their invertebrate counterparts. Fish would continue to evolve through the Paleozoic era, diversifying into a wide variety of forms. Many fish of the Paleozoic developed external armor that protected them from predators. The first fish with jaws appeared in the Silurian period, after which many (such as sharks) became formidable marine predators rather than just the prey of arthropods.


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Three Indians were among 25 foreigners who were sentenced up to four weeks in prison by a Singaporean court for submitting forged documents to obtain work permits.
The city state's Manpower ministry said on Wednesday that all of them submitted forged academic certificates to apply for work passes, as they did not possess required university degree.
All 25 accused pleaded guilty to the charges in a court in Singapore on Tuesday. 20 of them were sentenced to four weeks' of imprisonment. The other five were unable to pay 5,000 Singaporean dollars fine and thus will be serving 20 days of jail term instead, the ministry said.
The group includes few chefs, a hairstylist and a dance choreographer. They obtained work passes between May and August 2012 to work in operations, sales and retail.
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Volvo Ocean Race - Franck Cammas and crew on the chase
by Franck Cammas on 21 Nov 2011
Groupama Sailing Team during leg 1 of the Volvo Ocean Race 2011-12 Yann Riou/Groupama Sailing Team /Volvo Ocean Race
Volvo Ocean Race team Groupama 4 are currently 2,800 miles from the finish line of leg one in Cape Town, trailing the leaders by 419.90 nm at the 1600 UTC position report today.
Franck Cammas and his crew have had a whole new 'slant' on things since leaving the Doldrums. Indeed, heeled over, sailing beam onto easterly tradewinds of around a dozen knots. This situation isn't set to evolve within the next two days, at which point Groupama 4 will begin to flirt with the western edge of the Saint Helena High.
Canted over, on a heel, shaken, wet: the men on Groupama 4 are living at a 10° to 20° slant according to the strength of the tradewinds. Currently these tradewinds aren't very powerful, but they are set to fill in between now and the end of the day, this Sunday, with over fifteen knots of breeze likely to propel the remaining four VO-70s imminently. As a result, the French boat will finally benefit from the same conditions as her rivals and be able to rack up an average speed of over eighteen knots over the coming days. Furthermore, as she makes her SSE'ly descent, Groupama 4 will see the wind gradually clocking round to the North-East once she's level with Rio de Janeiro, which should further increase the distance covered in 24 hours, as well as the volume of spray on deck!
Though the temperature of the air and sea is dropping gently, making it less tiresome for those off-watch down below, dampness is still par for the course on deck with the chop increasing in size. Permanently heeled over, the crew must get their bearings in order to move about the boat, as well as making sure they're wedged into position to eat and sleep. These conditions make the days rather monotonous, even though the trimmers and the helmsman have to adapt to what is still a fluky breeze both in terms of strength and direction. Eleven to fifteen knots, East or North-East, the tradewinds are having some difficulty in getting established in a steady air flow, though they're considerably more stable for the two leaders.
Ultimately, all the navigators have finally decided that the best route to reach Cape Town involves going right around the Saint Helena High. Indeed this plateau of high pressure which is stretching out from Brazil to South Africa cannot be traversed via its centre (positioned very high in latitude, at 40° South) for fear of getting tangled up in its prolonged calm zones. Passing to the North of it, involves shortening the course but beating into headwinds.
The 'safe' option is calling for them to adopt the route taken by the clippers of the 19th century, namely going right around the North face of the system: it's certainly a lot longer (at least 400 miles further), but they are assured of having boisterous downwind conditions from midweek. In view of the upcoming grib files, at least one day of in excess of 500 miles is on the programme, but the leaders will be the first to reap the benefits. As such, it isn't likely that Groupama 4 will make up a lot of her deficit as she's over a day shy of the frontrunners (418 miles). In fact, it may well be that her delta will be bordering on 500 miles on Wednesday or Thursday, before she can catch up a bit when the leaders have to climb up towards South Africa in a considerably more fluky breeze. In the meantime, Franck Cammas and his men will be on the chase as they slink along the side of this high pressure
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