01-Oct-2005  (yacht cruise)

• 'Abramovich, Putin Ally, Gains $13 Billion as Rival Sits in Jail (Bloomberg.com)
Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Roman Abramovich's 377-foot yacht Pelorus steamed into Monaco's Hercules Harbor on the last Friday in August and tied up at a spot normally reserved for cruise ships. Abramovich was late for a soccer match featuring the Moscow team sponsored by his oil company, OAO Sibneft.
• 'SeaMobile (Luxist)
As anyone who has spent time on the ocean knows, cell phone service has a tendency to dwindle away once you get out on the water. A new company has been created to offer wireless voice, data and Internet services to cruise lines, yachts, ferries, container ships and off-shore platforms. Vessels equipped with SeaMobile technology will people to use voice and data services available through their
• 'Cruise Control (Albuquerque Tribune)
The racers are serious. Protocols must be followed. Rules governing rights of way are enforced or, at least, the various interpretations lead to lengthy discussions.
• 'Chelsea Owner Abramovich Gains $13 Billion; Rival Sits in Jail (Bloomberg.com)
U.K. Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Roman Abramovich's 377-foot yacht Pelorus steamed into Monaco's Hercules Harbor on the last Friday in August and tied up at a spot normally reserved for cruise ships.
• 'Special events calendar (The State)
BENEFIT FOR NEW ORLEANS MUSICIANS: 7 tonight at Headliners, 700 Gervais Street. All proceeds from the event go to the NOLA Musicians Relief Fund. Tickets are $25 and $100. (803) 401-8990.