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St. Lucia - Come for the Jazz & Arts Festival, Stay for the Island

Dwight Brown | Posted 05.17.2013 | Travel
Dwight Brown

When they weren't listening to toe-tapping music on Pigeon Island National Landmark, festivalgoers dined out, went sailing, sightseeing, beach hopping, zip lining or hung out at a diverse range of resorts that offer travelers very distinct vacations.

Happy Father's Day!

Rob Hiaasen | Posted 05.13.2013 | Fifty
Rob Hiaasen

It's probably too late to return the Mother's Day card and gift, but it's not too late to plan your special Father's Day gift. Think material things. Think wonderfully expensive material things. Think boat.

A Guide To New Orleans and All Its Jazz

Dwight Brown | Posted 05.03.2013 | Travel
Dwight Brown

Yes New Orleans, Louisiana is steeped in history, culture, fine arts and friendly gregarious people. And all those ingredients seem to peak every Apr...

WATCH: 2 Chainz' Friends Arrest Cops

Posted 01.02.2013 | Entertainment

2 Chainz is back with a new video. The visuals for "I'm Different" are compelling, if you're into watching Ferrari drivers arrest cops and a very tall...

The Best Optical Illusion You'll See Today

Posted 12.26.2012 | Comedy

We assume the man in the background looks so majestic because he realizes that he may have just completed the most magnificent photobomb in the histor...

Boat's House at MillstƤtter Lake in Seeboden by MHM Architects

designboom | Posted 02.09.2013 | Arts
designboom

'Boat's House at Millstätter Lake' by MHM architects, Seeboden, Austria Images © Paul Ott All Images Courtesy of MHM Architects     At the base ...

PHOTOS: The World's Coolest Boat Hotels

Conde Nast Traveler | Posted 12.09.2012 | Travel
Conde Nast Traveler

From small and scrappy vessels to big barges, boats of all stripes have inspired unique accommodations.

PHOTOS: A Scenic Trip Along Maine's Coast

AP | ROBERT BUKATY | Posted 08.21.2012 | Travel

CAMDEN, Maine -- Capt. Barry King is wrapping up his "welcome aboard" speech in the galley of the schooner Mary Day when he gets around to the questio...

Off Course: Did Navy Underplay Steering Problem Before Awarding Ship Contract?

Ben Freeman | Posted 10.17.2012 | Politics
Ben Freeman

In late 2010, the future of one of the U.S. Navy's prized new weapons systems hung in the balance.

Boat Magazine: The Experience of Others

Erin Spens | Posted 09.29.2012 | Media
Erin Spens

Boat Magazine is a biannual nomadic publication that focuses on a different city for each issue -- we choose cities with big stories to tell and we pick up and move there for a few weeks, working with locals to put each issue together.

The New York Finger Lakes: Mother Nature's Handprint (PHOTOS)

Dwight Brown | Posted 07.20.2012 | Travel
Dwight Brown

Today this beautiful region -- dotted with historic cities, vast farmland, vineyards, dramatic gorges and waterways -- is a fun place to visit for all kinds of reasons.

The Yachting Capital Of The World

JustLuxe | Posted 08.21.2012 | Travel
JustLuxe

Factor in 3,000 hours of sun annually, and it's obvious why this South Florida town would be the ultimate Stateside haven for a boat-up luxury.

Why I Love Eating at Restaurants

Laverne H. Bardy | Posted 07.24.2012 | Fifty
Laverne H. Bardy

Most retirees spend money doing things they couldn't afford or didn't have time for before they retired. My guilty pleasure is eating out. Here's why.

How Could the Sinking of the Titanic Have Been Prevented?

Quora | Posted 07.11.2012 | Travel
Quora

This question originally appeared on Quora. By Chris O'Regan, Amateur Titanic enthusiast from Brisbane 1. Titanic could have been constructed with...

Introducing The Adastra, $15 Million Superyacht

The Huffington Post | Katherine Bindley | Posted 04.13.2012 | Business

There are yachts, and then there are superyachts. If your boat is 139 feet long, costs $15 million and can be controlled by an iPad from half a footba...

The Best Movies Afloat by Farr

John Farr | Posted 04.05.2013 | Entertainment
John Farr

I've always appreciated how movies set on liners recreate a bygone era when travel could be calm and civilized. The following dozen movies remain sea worthy -- cinematically speaking, of course.

"Seashore"

Gideon Resnick | Posted 05.19.2012 | Arts
Gideon Resnick

Silently creeping deviance, She swam to the shore, cigarette ablaze With the light of the moonlit glow That glazed her eyes red revenge, Sopping seas...

In Praise of Inefficiency

Carl Safina | Posted 04.22.2012 | Green
Carl Safina

Some people get rich by creating good things, and they support many people. But some people -- they used to be called robber barons -- succeed at others' expense. So just as wealth isn't necessarily bad, "efficiency" isn't necessarily good.

Cleaning Up the Chesapeake Bay, One Electric Motor at a Time

Robin Madel | Posted 02.27.2012 | DC
Robin Madel

When Sally Reuther was eight, she and her cousins built a raft on the four acres behind their grandmother's house in Kentucky, intending to float it on a little land-locked pond.

Six Experiences In Montenegro's Loveliest Corner

Jeanine Barone | Posted 02.11.2012 | Travel
Jeanine Barone

Chicory, Leopard's bane and other wildflowers dot the landscape. Tiny garden farms are the norm, with many growing patches of potatoes, tomatoes, beets, and green peas.

Quicksilver Bob Invents the "Highest Blessing of the Water"

Carolyn Vega | Posted 01.02.2012 | New York
Carolyn Vega

Robert Fulton was not the first to build a steam-powered vessel. But Fulton was the first to find commercial success with the idea.

The Great Vaka Visit

Danny Kennedy | Posted 10.11.2011 | San Francisco
Danny Kennedy

If you go down to Treasure Island in the next few days you may think you have gone through a wormhole into the past and then landed somewhere in the South Pacific.

Body Of Missing Orland Park Man Pulled From Lake Michigan

Posted 09.04.2011 | Chicago

After hours of searching the shores near Lake Michigan, emergency crews pulled the body of an Orland Park man missing since late Monday evening from a...

Jason Linkins

Our Tribute To The 1st Season Of 'Sarah Palin's Alaska'

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 05.25.2011 | Comedy

While Sarah Palin has had a rough week, that doesn't mean we can't take some time to enjoy one of her more positive accomplishments in the past year.

Home Away From Home for the Holidays

Melanie Nayer | Posted 05.25.2011 | Travel
Melanie Nayer

Even if you're not at home for the holidays, you can find peace in a home-away-from-home with something as simple as a text message or a phone call. If all else fails, click your heels three times and recite...