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Cooking At Sea - B y the fourth day, the seasickness had vanished and a cooked meal seemed delightfully appealing. Even the Can Opener was starved.  So I set him to work in the galley, chopping and dicing under my expert tutelage. In no time flat, a brightly coloured meal hit the stern outdoor dining table. Fresh salad with cucumbers, tomatoes, celery, red an... - 2012/05/15

Sleeping In Shifts - I t took about three days for the crew to get used to each other and to the daily routine. We had been doing the night watches in pairs, so this meant about two shifts per night. ...And that our catnaps were only about 3 hours long max. Since everyone was groggy with the seasickness and the with lethargy that seems to settle at the beginning of an... - 2012/05/14

On The Open Sea - O ut of sight of land, we sailed...     ...and sailed... ...and sailed... ...and sailed...    ... from the Alboran Sea to the Balearic Sea to the Algerian Basin . F or 5.5 days straight . And it was awesome.   --Captain Cat  (transcribed by the Can Opener) - 2012/05/13

TAX BREAK FOR KENTUCKY CREATIONIST PARK - But The Governor Wants A $50 Million Cut In Education ~ $43 million tax break for Noah's Ark. Kentucky's 2012-2013 proposed budget promises to be one of the most austere in history. Democratic Governor Steve Beshear wants a 2.2% cut in the State Police force and a whopping 6.4% cut from post-secondary education, amounting to over $50 million. In t... - 2012/05/10

THE 2ND "SCOPES MONKEY TRIAL" IS COMING! - Criticism Of Evolution Allowed In Tennessee Schools The American Civil Liberties Union, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Institute for Biological Sciences, and other groups all strenuously lobbied the governor of Tennessee to veto Senate Bill 893/House Bill 368 – also known as the “Monkey Bill” by its det... - 2012/05/10

Dolphin Sighting! - Absolutely beautiful. They played in our bow wave for ages. They were about 6 feet lon g and probably some of the 'Striped Dolphin' (Stenella coeruleoalba), common in the Med.   The Can Opener refuses to let me retain one as a pet. Most unreasonable, wittering on about bathtub size and water salination issues. He is becoming obstreporous.&nbs... - 2012/05/09