contributorsOceanavigatorNMARINE NAVIGATION AND OCEAN VOyAGINGAll Departments: 207-772-2466fax: 207-772-2879www.Ocean<strong>Navigator</strong>.comEDITORIALEditors@Ocean<strong>Navigator</strong>.comRalph Naranjo (Power Voyaging, “Diagnosing foul fuel,”page 13) is a freelance writer and photographer basedin Annapolis, Md. Naranjo is also a U.S. Sailing MasterTrainer, part of U.S. Sailing’s National Facultyand a past chairman of its Safety at Sea Committee.He is a past holder of the Vanderstar Chair at theU.S. Naval Academy and oversaw all sail training,seamanship and navigation programs for midshipmen.He began sailing in childhood on Long IslandSound and in 1975 he and his wife, Lenore, set sailon a five-year circumnavigation on their 41-footsloop Wind Shadow.Doug drumheller (Correspondence, “A passion fortime,” page 20) received bachelor and masters degrees inmechanical engineering from the University of SouthernCalifornia, and a PhD in applied mechanics fromLehigh University. He has written two college textbookson the mathematical theories of waves and holds 11U.S. patents in the area of acoustics. His research careerspans nearly 40 years at Bell Telephone Laboratories andSandia National Laboratories. He is retired but doessome consulting on the side. Recently widowed fromPhylis, his wife of 43 years, he lives in the mountains ofNew Mexico far away from the ocean, but he has beenknown to bareboat charter in some interesting placeswith his daughter, MeLinda, and her friends, Audreyand Ellen. He is planning to carry longitude across theAtlantic with his sea clock.Harry hungate (Voyaging Tips, ”Mixer elbows andheat exchangers,” page 42) and his wife, Jane Lothrop,aboard their Corbin 39 cutter, Cormorant, completedtheir 13-year west-about circumnavigation of the worldin December 2011 when they crossed their outboundtrack at Marigot Bay, St. Martin. They are now slowlyheading north and west through the Bahamas. Theyplan to spend the next couple of years exploring theU.S. East Coast.Editor Tim Queeneyassistant Editor Larissa DillmanArt Director Kim Goulet Nortoncontributing editors Scott BannerotTwain BradenJohn SnyderNigel CalderHarry HungateEric ForsythJeff & Raine WilliamsDavid BersonADVERTISING/MARKETINGBUSINESS / CIRCULATIONWEBSITEAdvert@Ocean<strong>Navigator</strong>.comWest Coast/canadainternational Susan W. Hadlockmidwest / gulf / florida Bruce Coleeast coast Charlie Humphriespublisher/advertising director Alex Agnewbusiness manager Doreen Parlincirculation assistant/EVENTS coordinator Lauren Kulbergfinance/partner Michael PaysonPublisher Interactive media Tony NapolitanoCustomer Servicewebmaster David BruntOceannavigator@pcspublink.com866-918-6972ISSN 0886-0149Ocean <strong>Navigator</strong> is published in January, March, May, July, September, Octoberand November, with an annual special issue of Ocean Voyager in April, for$27.95 per year by <strong>Navigator</strong> <strong>Publishing</strong> LLC, 58 Fore St., Portland, ME 04101.Periodicals postage paid at Portland, Maine, and additional mailing offices.Postmaster: Please send address changes to Ocean <strong>Navigator</strong>, P.O. Box461468, Escondido, CA 92046.Copyright © 2011 by <strong>Navigator</strong> <strong>Publishing</strong> LLC. All rights reserved. No partof this publication may be reprinted in any way without written permissionfrom the publisher.Subscription rate is $27.95 for one year (eight issues) in the United Statesand its possessions. Canadian subscription rate is $31.95 U.S. funds. Otherforeign surface is $33.95 U.S. funds. Overseas air mail is $62.95 U.S. fundsper year.Distribution: Newsstand distribution, domestically and internationally: Coastto Coast Newsstand Services LTD., 5230 Finch Ave. East, Suite 1, Toronto,ON M1S 4Z9. Phone (416) 754-3900; fax (416) 754-4900.Contributions: We solicit manuscripts, drawings and photographs. Pleaseaddress all material to Editor, Ocean <strong>Navigator</strong>, P.O. Box 569, Portland, ME04112-0569. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee the safe handling ofcontributed materials.PRINTED IN the UNITED STATES by the LANE PRESS2 OCEAN NAVIGATOR OCTOBER 2012 www.oceannavigator.com
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