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domingo, 2 de diciembre de 2012

Revista Náutico


Buenos días, mi nombre es Carlos Cueva Saavedra, actualmente curso el séptimo semestre de la carrera de Piloto Naval en la Escuela Náutica Mercante de Mazatlán.
Desde hace mas de 2 años estamos publicando la revista Náutico, la cual promueve las actividades dentro y fuera de la ENM de Mazatlán, nuestro propósito, es dar a conocer a la Marina Mercante Nacional y la Educación Náutica, como toda travesía hemos tenido altibajos, pero aun así seguimos con ánimo de continuar con nuestra labor. La revista es una publicación trimestral sin fines de lucro, que se mantiene de la publicidad que contiene, aunque no siempre ha sido fácil encontrar anunciantes.

El propósito de este correo es dar a conocer nuestra publicación, buscar apoyos para continuear con nuestra labor y crear proyectos para promover la Marina Mercante Nacional y la Educación Náutica.

Dentro de nuestras posibilidades hemos buscado proyectos alternos para darnos a conocer como marinos, gracias a esto, logramos 3 programas de TV y aparecer en noticieros de radio y televisión tierra adentro, para ser más exactos, en la ciudad de Guadalajara Jal.

El primer programa fue media hora para hablar sobre la Marina Mercante, el segundo trato de Habaneras ya la historia de la ENM de Mazatlán, el tercero aun esta en producción y dentro de este programa se hablará sobre la Capitanía del Puerto Interior de Chápala Jal.

Quedo a sus ordenes por cualquier duda, aclaración, sugerencia y para buscar proyectos en común que nos permitan desarrollarnos y dar a conocer la carrera del Marino Mercante

Atte
Carlos Cueva Saavedra
Director Comité Editorial Revista Náutico

PD Anexo la el URL donde pueden ver las revistas anteriores de manera virtual

http://issuu.com/revista_nautico

sábado, 8 de septiembre de 2007

Conference on DESIGN FOR SAFETY

3rd International Maritime Conference
on
DESIGN FOR SAFETY
September 26-28, 2007
Berkeley California

Registration will close soon for the Design for Safety conference. Don’t miss out on the fist time this prestigious conference has ever been held in the USA.

This conference is arranged to be immediately preceding PRADS 2007 (Practical Design of Ships and other floating structures conference) in Houston Texas on October 1-5.

The conference covers all topics related to ship safety, and is organized to present the state of the art of design for safety, where safety is not treated as a design constraint but rather as a design objective aiming to enhance the value of the ship in a competitive and safety-conscious market.

For registration and hotel information for the conference please see:
www.designforsafety.org/index.html

For a list of the papers and presentation from leading ship safety authorities from ship classification societies, international maritime research institutes and model basins, university researchers, and ship operators and managers, please see:
www.designforsafety.org/Program1.pdf

The $500 conference fee (only $150 for students) covers all costs for breakfasts, lunches, the Wednesday welcome reception, and the Thursday conference banquet. There will also be an optional post-conference Saturday cruise on the scenic San Francisco Bay aboard a 55 foot sailing catamaran.

miércoles, 29 de agosto de 2007

GANGWAY - Edition 4 September 2007 - Seagoing Careers InFocus

De: Enrique Lozano Lozano_Enrique@itf.org.uk

Dear Gangway Reader,

Welcome to Issue 4 of Gangway, where we will continue our exploration of the issues surrounding maritime manning and HR Management. This time out we shall investigate whether we are truly being rocked by crisis, and if so why?

Please click
HERE to view your complimentary copy of the fourth edition of Gangway, our dedicated recruitment news bulletin.

Best Regards,
Anneley Pickles
ShiptalkJOBS.com

jueves, 7 de junio de 2007

Shiptalk Newsletter - June 2007

De: Enrique Lozano Lozano_Enrique@itf.org.uk

Dear Reader,

We are pleased to announce that this month's edition of the Shiptalk newsletter crammed with interesting news articles and helpful advice is now available for you to view.

To view your newsletter please click here

http://www.shiptalk.com/newsletter.html

This month's edition:

SHIPTALK NEWS
Shiptalk Launch Dedicated Shore Based Vacancy Advertising Website

SAFETY/WELFARE
Killer Dinner
Have Mercy! We Need Beer!
Enter The Dragon…Race
I Know U Know What I Mean. I Think?

SECURITY
Not in Our Backyard
Maritime Professionals offered online training to understand international terrorism

GENERAL
All The Bad Girls Love a Pirate!
Suits You Lance Corporal
Up in Smoke

ENVIRONMENTAL
Luvvies Quell Spill with Lashings of Champagne

CRUISE
Bad Vibes Stop Ship
Sea King Needed to Evacuate Super Size Pax

CAREERS
Ice Navigation Training Could be a Worthwhile Investment According to Stena Bulk
All You Need is TLC!

SEAGOING VACANCIES
Current Seagoing Vacancies

SHORE BASED VACANCIES
Current Shore Based Vacancies with Eastern Echo
Current Shore Based Vacancies with BP

WHAT'S ON WHERE?
Staying One Step Ahead of the Regulator
ACI 'S LNG Shipping Finance
ISF Manning& Training Conference 2007


To view your newsletter please click here

Editor
Shiptalk.com

martes, 8 de mayo de 2007

Shiptalk Newsletter - May 2007

De: Enrique Lozano
Lozano_Enrique@itf.org.uk

Dear Reader,

We are pleased to announce that this month's edition of the Shiptalk newsletter crammed with interesting news articles and helpful advice is now available for you to view.

To view your newsletter please click here

http://www.shiptalk.com/newsletter.html


This month's edition:

FEATURED ARTICLE
CrewManager 3.1 released!

SHIPTALK NEWS
ShiptalkDIRECTORY.com – Free listing offer EXTENDED!

SAFETY/WELFARE
Father and Son Tragedy
Don't Blame it on the Currents

SECURITY
The RN, the Ipod and the Revolutionary Guard
LOST – Real Life Drama on the High Seas

GENERAL
What a Port State of Affairs
Beaver and Beer a Heady Mix

ENVIRONMENTAL
When the Poo hits the Prop – No Laughing Matter

PEOPLE MATTERS
“Prozac” Management Keeps Officers Distinctly Average

CRUISE
The Rise and Fall of the Titanic Lovers
Getting a Buzz on Vacation

CAREERS
For a Few Dollars More
Boys from the Bad Lands

SEAGOING VACANCIES
Current Seagoing Vacancies

SHORE BASED VACANCIES
Current Shore Based Vacancies with BP
Current Shore Based Vacancies With Wavefield ineis

WHAT'S ON WHERE?
4th Annual Dry Bulk Shipping Market Outlook
Manning & Training Conference
ACI'S Maritime Risk Management
Staying One Step Ahead of the Regulator
ACI'S LNG Shipping Finance

COMPANY NEWS
Bibby Line Launches £2.3 Million Bicentenary Programme
Viking Marine Travel – announces new Sales Executive


To view your newsletter please click here

Editor
Shiptalk.com

viernes, 13 de abril de 2007

GANGWAY - Edition 2

De: Enrique Lozano Lozano_Enrique@itf.org.uk

Asunto: GANGWAY - Edition 2


Dear Shiptalk Reader,

Whenever there is trouble brewing it is always comforting to have a secret weapon. For shipping it seems that China has long been seen as the silver bullet to slay all the industry's woes, especially when it comes to manning.

We recently packed our overnight bag and headed over to China to establish for ourselves the truth behind this Eastern promise.

Please click HERE ( http://www.shiptalkjobs.com/common/Gangway_Edition_2_PDF.pdf ) to view your complimentary copy of our special report, Bull in the China Shop , in the second edition of Gangway our dedicated recruitment news bulletin:

Best Regards,
Anneley Pickles
ShiptalkJOBS.com

domingo, 1 de abril de 2007

Shiptalk Newsletter - April 2007

De: Enrique Lozano lozano_enrique@itf.org.uk
Para: marinos_mercantes@hotmail.com

Asunto: Env: Shiptalk Newsletter - April 2007

Dear Reader,

We are pleased to announce that this month's edition of the Shiptalk newsletter crammed with interesting news articles and helpful advice is now available for you to view.

To view your newsletter please click here

http://www.shiptalk.com/newsletter.html

This month's edition:

SHIPTALK NEWS
ShiptalkDIRECTORY.com – Free listing offer

SECURITY
Food Aid – Red Face Day
Al Qaeda Cole Confession
“We'll fight them on our bridges!”
Kidnap Fantasist

SAFETY/WELFARE
The Mumbai Triangle

GENERAL
Containerising People
Vertical Insertion Technique
Capitalist Pigs
Fake Tail Tale
What's In A Name

ENVIRONMENTAL
I Dunny Feel Too Good
What do ship's and cows have in common?

INSURANCE
Marine losses down or are they?

CAREERS
What “Brand” of Captain are you?
Shanghai Nights
Current Seagoing Vacancies
Current Shore Based Vacancies - BROOKES BELL
Current Shore Based Vacancies - BP


To view your newsletter please click here

Editor
Shiptalk.com

miércoles, 7 de marzo de 2007

Shiptalk Newsletter - March 2007

Gracias al Capitán Enrique Lozano

De: Enrique Lozano Lozano_Enrique@itf.org.uk

Asunto: Env: Shiptalk Newsletter - March 2007


Dear Reader,

We are pleased to announce that this month's edition of the Shiptalk newsletter crammed with interesting news articles and helpful advice is now available for you to view.

To view your newsletter please click here

http://www.shiptalk.com/newsletter.html

This month's edition:

SECURITY
One Nigerian Crisis Ends
The Beach Party's Over
New Oil Threat
Al Qaeda Apes Tigers
The Last Sea-Lion of Defence

SAFETY/WELFARE
Homesickness Kills
More Migrant Misery
Captive Audience

CRUISE
Cruise Bronson
Luxury Liner List Lost
The Captain's Ball

ENVIRONMENTAL
TOTAL Mess

GENERAL
Bob, Farley and the Whalers

CAREERS
Trimming The Fat
Current Seagoing Vacancies
Current Shore Based Vacancies - BP

WHAT'S ON WHERE?
The 3rd Manning & Training in China Conference
CMA Shipping 200


To view your newsletter please click here

Editor
Shiptalk.com

lunes, 19 de febrero de 2007

GANGWAY - Edition 1 - February 2007

De: Enrique Lozano Lozano_Enrique@itf.org.uk
Enviado el: Jueves, 15 de Febrero de 2007
Para: marinos_mercantes@hotmail.com

Asunto: Env: GANGWAY - Edition 1 - February 2007- UK School LeaversBelieve in a Bright Future at Sea


Welcome to this the first edition of “Gangway” ShiptalkJOBS news bulletin

In this the first edition of our news bulletin we feedback to recruiters and job seekers the positive messages we took away from the recent Maritime Open Day held at Warsash College. We were most encouraged by the views of school leavers and their families looking at the opportunities associated a career at sea.

The views of these young people make a refreshing change from the usual negative press associated with what can be a very rewarding career path at sea.

To read Gangway Edition 1 CLICK HERE

Anneley Pickles
Managing Director
ShiptalkJOBS.com

Shiptalk Recruitment Limited
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Registered Office: Design Works, William Street, Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England, NE10 OJP

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jueves, 8 de febrero de 2007

Shiptalk Newsletter - February 2007

De: Enrique Lozano

Asunto: Env: Shiptalk Newsletter - February 2007

Dear Reader,

We are pleased to announce that this month's edition of the Shiptalk newsletter crammed with interesting news articles and helpful advice is now available for you to view.

To view your newsletter please click here

http://www.shiptalk.com/newsletter.html

This month's edition:

HEADLINE ARTICLE
Royal Dirkzwager - “Setting synergy in motion”

LEGAL
Adding Insult to Injustice

INSURANCE
Rollercoaster Ride for Bunker Suppliers
Don't become the Human Currency in a Commercial Dispute

SECURITY
The Niger Crisis Not Easy To MEND
Big Bang Theory
Piracy on the Slide…or is it?
Royal Navy Cuts

SAFETY/WELFARE
House Proud Captain Runs Aground
Return of the Drunken Sailors
One Big Sucker

GENERAL
Ex-Charity Boss Faces Tough Challenge Ahead
Union Fat Cat gets Bird
Feathered Ferry Friends
More Tea Leaves Gather…

ENVIRONMENTAL
Bag News for Polluters

CAREERS
Time to Talk
Just the Start
Current Seagoing Vacancies


WHAT'S ON WHERE?
CMA Shipping 2007


To view your newsletter please click here

Editor
Shiptalk.com