Last voyage for Costa Concordia cruise ship

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  1. Jolly Amaranto
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  2. antondavis
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    it is sad because of the victims, because of the islands but if the Costa company was using some of the several good fleet monitoring systems as these of www.aislive.org it wouldn't probably happen
     
  3. daiquiri
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    I don't see how it might have changed the course of the events. Perhaps you are not aware of it, but Costa Cruises was well-aware of the practice of passing close to island shores. It was both to let the passengers see something interesting and to give a nice display and advertisement for the company's cruise ships. Then Schettino jumped into the game and...
     
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    Carnival and the Naval Architects are being sued for punitive damages for designing and building an unsafe vessel....
    Looks like to common sense versus profit case
     
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    Lawyers as a rule sue all levels of involvement hoping someone has enough assets to prevent them from going bankrupt before the sucking of money occurs. Sadly North American lawywers lead and are training the world in this proceedure. In construction it's typical to sue from the architect to the labourer if assets are found. My liability insurance as a common Joe (licenced) carpenter costs me $700 a year. Years of being self employed has taught me that the worst possible liability to my hard earned profits is personal assets. Contrary to popular belief going "limited" does not protect your assets 100%-- modern trained lawers and accountants on retainer have basically shattered that glass house. My advise to all those involved outside of Carnaval itself is to move and hide the cash if it's not already frozen. "It's a sad sad world Master Jack"
     
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  6. powerabout
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    RINA surveryor went to prision last year so lets see how the Classification society handles it.
    Do they get sued often?
    On the other hand ship owning is still the best no rules global business, with the Prestige sinking (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prestige_oil_spill)
    in court last year, the only party not to face the music was the ship owner....nice
    DO you see Exxon owning ships these days?
     
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    Nice, spending a winter in the sea, while resting on that slope. Can be fun.

    What struck me is the remark "the planning has been adjusted to realistic values". Which indicates to me the planning used to get the contract was not realistic...
     
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    costa concordia model

    guys...

    here is a lines plan attatched for costa serena!!!

    cheers matt
     
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    mmm i cant see my attachment......


    any one can help!!!

    its 3mb pdf file and i cant see the attatchment appear!

    cheers matt
     
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    hi,

    i tried again to see if this work...

    matt
     

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    Costa serena PDF opens fine. Welcome duffy.
     
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    any ideas were i can share the 12 plans?

    to big to post all here

    matt
     
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    have a good evening...

    here is a pic of the model i am building..

    matt
     

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  15. BPL
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    Filefactory.com allows sharing 400MB files.
     
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