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Stepping aboard the AFT DECK, there is an extra large al fresco dining area, well sheltered (plus eisinglass enclosure optional) alongside a full barbeque grill to starboard. Enjoy a cocktail or coffee at the full bar to starboard side or just appreciate the view. Entering the MAIN SALON brings everything to life with open plan galley and bar stools to starboard and the welcoming lounge area to port. Concealed overhead is the 55″ TV transforming this area for movie night or morning news while at the galley bar. There is easy access to a bayhead on this level just forward of the lounge as well. Make your way amidship forward into a cozy sunken, second lounge situated a few steps down from the main salon. A romantic fire place feature here on a blustery evening makes this lounge very inviting.
A true sanctuary on the main deck is the forward facing MASTER suite with open plan from port to starboard bringing in the gorgeous views and natural light of outdoors, inside as well. To port is the ensuite Master bathroom with double sinks featuring designer waterfall taps, private toilet and stall shower. To starboard is a walk-in wardrobe with drawers and hanging closet. Storage is ample throughout. A private glass door leads forward onto the Jacuzzi deck serving as a full Owner’s deck and offers privacy with the subtle wrap around of superstructure design on both sides. Large petal-shaped loungers invited guests to relax in the sun or curl up and read a book in privacy.
Forward below deck in the port and starboard hulls guests will find the comfort of two Queen staterooms, each en suite with spacious showers, toilet and ample storage in two closets and cabinetry. Aft in the starboard hull 2-3 more guests can find accommodation in a double bed with pullman bunk, also with en suite facilities.
Moving up to the SUN DECK during the day is akin to stepping into a private garden in an exclusive villa. Two custom cabanas easily offer comfort to 3 adults each with shade as desired overhead and around. If more sun is preferred, two chaise and two comfortable bean bags can be positioned where guests wish. A ‘jump seat’ sunpad situated in front of the helm on this level also provides the best view from above. The grassy texture covering this deck is soothing and non-slip underfoot while also giving an ‘island’ feel. As the moon rises, this deck transforms to a whole new experience of its own. Whether experiencing movie night with the oversized cinema in position or an elegant dinner under the stars, this is the most favored space aboard by most.
Not to forget the area where the most action occurs, the SWIM PLATFORM. A hydraulic center stage secures the wave runners when under way and once lowered, this level is the easy access deck for choice of SCUBA DIVING, water toys, boarding the tender and swim entry. Transform this area with chairs and inflatable cushions for the perfect BEACH CLUB. Each hull also offers a set of steps and a swim ladder for water access.
Characteristics
- Showers : 0
- Wash Basins : 0
- Elec. Heads : 0
- Helipad : Yes
- Jacuzzi : Yes
- Pref. Pick-up : Athens Marina Zea
- Other Pick-up : Upon request
- Engines/Generators : Engines: 2 x 800hp MAN R6 Generators: Kohler 32kw *30 gal per hour (including generators) @ 12 kts)
- Fuel Consumption : 110 Litres/Hr
- Cruising Speed : 12
- Max Speed : 22
Accomodation & Equipment
A rare find of thoughtfully designed, multi-level (full guest use) luxury yacht combined with sporty, adventurous qualities which stands out head and shoulders above other monohull and catamaran hull yachts of this size. From bow to stern, guests cannot truly imagine the comfort, quality and spaciousness of SAMARA until stepping aboard. Named after the “winged seed of the Sycamore tree”, this yacht was built to glide effortlessly, efficiently and steadily over long distances, in shallow waters thanks to a minimum draft. Packed with innovative features such as solar power technology and cork decks while also catering to the most adventurous or laid back cruisers, every type of guest will appreciate what this yacht has to offer. The volume is remarkable with 4000 square feet aboard – equivalent to larger monohulls and attributed to her 31’ beam versus the typical 20’.
Stepping aboard the AFT DECK, there is an extra large al fresco dining area, well sheltered (plus isinglass enclosure optional) alongside a full barbeque grill to starboard. Enjoy a cocktail or coffee at the full bar to starboard side or just appreciate the view. Entering the MAIN SALON brings everything to life with open plan galley and bar stools to starboard and the welcoming lounge area to port. Concealed overhead is the 55″ TV transforming this area for movie night or morning news while at the galley bar. There is easy access to a day head on this level just forward of the lounge as well. Make your way amidship forward into a cozy sunken, second lounge situated a few steps down from the main salon. A romantic fire place feature here on a blustery evening makes this lounge very inviting.
Moving up to the SUN DECK during the day is akin to stepping into a private garden in an exclusive villa. Two custom cabanas easily offer comfort to 3 adults each with shade as desired overhead and around. If more sun is preferred, two chaise and two comfortable bean bags can be positioned where guests wish. A ‘jumpseat’ sunpad situated in front of the helm on this level also provides the best view from above. The grassy texture covering this deck is soothing and non-slip underfoot while also giving an ‘island’ feel. As the moon rises, this deck transforms to a whole new experience of its own. Whether experiencing movie night with the oversized cinema in position or an elegant dinner under the stars, this is the most favored space aboard by most.
Fresh Baked SourDough Bread Variety of freshly baked croissants Variety of milks (cow ,goat, almond etc) Fresh orange juice Fresh detox juice with mint lemon and ginger Fresh variety of fruits platter Variety of cold cuts platter Pancakes with maple syrup Scramble eggs Benedict eggs
Appetizers & Salads
Greek salad Saganaki feta cheese with honey and black sesame Mushroom salad with aigina peanuts puree chorizo & coriander oil Spinach salad with reggiano parmesan variety of cherry tomatoes and yuzu truffle dressing Mix green salad with honey vinaigrette sweet fresh mango and almonds Seabream ceviche with choclo corn Causas with smoked chicken Peruvian beef folders with chili bean sauce and pico de gallo Jumbo prawns with olives and aji amarillo sauce Prime beef tartare Scallops with Crispy quinoa Fresh oysters Grilled chorizo with chimichurri sauce Mediterranean octopus with miso aji panka & arugula
Roasted lamb leg with Greek herbs and a variety of roots ( beetroots, potatoes, carrots,mashua ,topinambur) Roasted baby rooster with baked potatoes thyme, garlic, and rosemary Prime beef cuts of flap stake, picanha, tenderloin, ribeye Roasted dentex with lemon and Greek herbs or the catch of the day Spinach risotto or of your choice Greek mousaka Aglio e olio pasta Revithada (cooked low and slow in clay pot chickpeas with Greek herds and local tomatoes)
Orzo with shrimp and saffron Squid stuffed with feta cheese and sweet red peppers Grouper fish filet with kimchi Penne with chicken mushrooms and truffle oil Shrimps with curry and a variety of vegetables, & steamed basmati rice Low and slow-cooked roast beef with pepper sauce Roasted baby lettuce with spicy lemon sauce Pasta alle vongole
Brownies with salted caramel and vanilla ice cream Super fluffy cinnamon rolls with sweet sour sauce and pecan Apple tart Grilled pineapple Basque cheesecake Lava cake with red fruits and raspberry ice cream
Watersports
Client's comments.
- Salon Stereo : Yes
- Sun Awning : Yes
- Deck Shower : Yes
- Special Diets : Inq
- Hairdryers : Yes
- Crew Smokes : Inq
- Guest Pets : 0
- Children Ok : 0
- Gym/Exercise : No
- Elevators : No
- Wheel Chair Access : No
- Stabilizers : No
Control 4 Audio System Movie screen on flybridge with popcorn machine for the full movie experience Fireplace in main saloon area
Number of Crew:4
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Ahoy, foodies! Meet Triantafillos, the culinary wizard born in ’85, wielding over a decade of kitchen magic aboard the Samara. From crafting sushi sensations to Mediterranean marvels and pastry delights, he’s the captain of taste buds, thriving under the heat of high-pressure kitchens with knife skills that could make a samurai jealous. With a mission to delight, he’s all about bespoke service, whipping up innovative dishes that dance on your palate while catering to your every craving. Hailing from the realms of Boracay in Glyfada and cruising through culinary success aboard the yacht Kimata, Triantafillos is the maestro of flavors, ready to elevate your dining experience to legendary status aboard the Samara. Brace your taste buds; adventure awaits! ???
Deckhand: Christos Mandalos
Ahoy, shipmates! Meet Christos, better known as “Caterpillar,” the deck hand extraordinaire aboard the majestic Samara. With an eye for detail sharper than a pirate’s cutlass, he’s the epitome of professionalism, weaving his magic on deck since 2018. From navigating choppy waters to hoisting sails with finesse, he’s the backbone of the crew, embracing teamwork like a true seafaring soul. Fluent in the languages of both waves and words, he communicates with the ease of a seasoned sailor, ensuring smooth sailing for all aboard. With experience as vast as the ocean itself, Christos is your go-to guy for all things deck-related, ready to turn your maritime fantasies into salty reality. Ahoy, adventure awaits with Caterpillar by your side! ⚓️??
Struggling Sports Illustrated inks deal to stay afloat following partnership
The owner of Sports Illustrated came to an agreement with digital media company Minute Media, officials said Monday, to operate the iconic magazine, two months after mass layoffs appeared to signal the publication's demise.
Authentic Brands, which also owns a host of clothing and lifestyle brands, purchased the sports magazine in 2019; it had been operated in recent years by publishers at The Arena Group.
Then in late January, Authentic Brands said it had terminated The Arena Group’s publishing license, leading to widespread staffing cuts.
Minute Media, best known for The Players’ Tribune and FanSided, said it's reached a deal with Authentic to keep Sports Illustrated going.
"Minute Media will oversee all digital and print editorial operations across the SI portfolio , which has been the industry leader in dedicated sports journalism for decades," Minute Media said in a statement .
"Minute Media plans to leverage its premium sports content expertise as well as its technology platform that powers the creation, global distribution and monetization of hundreds of digital content brands, to continue to grow the Sports Illustrated media business."
The magazine suffered a reputation blow late last year when it was disclosed that stories written by an artificial intelligence tool had been published.
“In Minute Media we have found a partner that will honor SI’s lauded legacy and exceed fan expectations for the future," Authentic Executive Vice Chairman Daniel W. Dienst said in a statement.
"As Minute Media shepherds the SI brand across a rapidly evolving media landscape, our priority at Authentic is — and has always been — to protect its journalistic integrity and longevity."
The agreement also included Authentic buying an undisclosed amount of equity in Minute Media.
Asaf Peled, the CEO and founder of Minute Media, called Sports Illustrated the "gold standard for sports journalism and has been for nearly 70 years."
"The weight and power of that distinction cannot be understated," Peled added. "At Minute Media, our focus will be to take that legacy into new, emerging channels enhancing visibility, commercial viability and sustainable impact, all while ensuring that the SI team is inspired to flourish in this new era of media."
David K. Li is a senior breaking news reporter for NBC News Digital.
After sailing around the world, Cole Brauer says she's more grounded than ever
Cole Brauer's adventure put her in the history books and in the heart of the most isolated and dangerous places on Earth. Not to mention Instagram .
The southern oceans of the Atlantic and Pacific that Brauer endured alone in her 30,000-mile sailboat voyage brought her face-to-face with bigger waves and storms than most people will ever see."It's like going to Mars and hoping that you can breathe," says Brauer, who became the first American woman this month to sail solo nonstop around the globe . "It's not made for humans."
She's now a seafaring celebrity who has been deluged with more questions about aquatic travel and surviving the dangers of the deep than Jules Verne and Jacques Cousteau. That's because Brauer's social media followers now total half a million, and many are asking about her journey and how she did it.
"With this newfound fame, I want to keep my feet on the ground," says the 29-year-old from Long Island. She's looking to chart a new course in the sailing industry, which has historically been a bastion of elitism and exclusivity, she said.
Brauer used Starlink − the low-orbit satellite network owned by tech billionaire Elon Musk − to get an internet signal on her voyage so that she could talk to her team, FaceTime with her mother and post videos to Instagram from her 40-foot Class40 sailboat, First Light.
She departed from A Coruña, Spain, on Oct. 29 and was at sea for 130 days. She competed against 15 male sailors, eight of whom had to drop out. Sailors set off at staggered times, depending on the speed of their boat. Brauer finished second in the race, behind France's Phillipe Delamare.
"Cole put in a tremendous effort to achieve a tremendous result," said Marco Nannini, who organized the Global Solo Challenge race.
Treacherous conditions in the Southern Hemisphere
Because the race took Brauer around the world, she had to endure scorching temperatures near the equator and near-freezing cold in the globe's southern oceans − where waters are more choppy and dangerous to sail, she said.
"I always had respect for the ocean, but this was an absolute different level," Brauer said. "It's beautiful. It's uninhabited. It's just untouched by humans."
Stronger winds and underwater currents in the Indian, South Atlantic and Pacific oceans often react to form bigger waves and "crazy storms," Brauer said, making those areas "some of the most dangerous places to be on the planet."
Unlike the part of the Atlantic Ocean stretching between North America and Europe, the southern oceans have a lot less traffic, Brauer said. During the two months she sailed there, she said, she saw only one other boat. The weather was colder and grayer, and the nights were much shorter.
The scariest moment came about two weeks from the end of race, when over just a couple days a fellow competitor had to abandon his ship because it started to sink and another had to do the same after his boat lost its mast.
It caused Brauer to feel paranoid, she said, even imagining noises coming from her own boat, which was also going through normal wear and tear.
"I just felt like, 'Oh my gosh, what's going to break next?'" she said. "Is the boat going to break in half?"
Alone in the middle of the ocean, Brauer felt homesickness, then zen
Brauer made it all the way around the world the same way any sailor goes from one point to another: staying out of direct wind and tacking from one direction to the next until she finally got to the finish line.
"You want to go straight, but you can't," she said. "You can't sail directly into the breeze; you have to tack back and forth at a 45-degree angle. I went around the world tacking, and jibing, and eventually you make it there − but there's a lot of twists and turns."
Brauer also had to constantly check the weather and change sails while also maintaining the boat.
"Everything has the possibility of breaking," Brauer said.
Brauer slept on a pile of bedding on the boat's floor for two to four hours at a time. She boiled water and used a warm wash cloth to bathe, she said. She packed 160 days' worth of freeze-dried food, including a peaches and cream oats mix that became her favorite.
Despite the technical challenges of sailing around the world, homesickness was by far the biggest challenge, she said. In Spain, before she set off on the race, nightly family-style dinners with teammates and group outings in A Coruña created intense personal bonds that she longed for on the ocean.
"All of a sudden I had a family of like 12, and you get very used to being surrounded by all these boisterous and loud people," she said.
But then, something clicked one evening when Brauer was in the boat's bow watching the colors of the sunset bleed through a massive sail.
"My body and my mind finally got used to being out there and and knowing that this was like where I was supposed to be," she said.
Brauer said she saw dolphins, sea turtles, plenty of fish and even a whale as big as her boat.
"It's just so magical," she said.
Pitch-black night skies were another highlight, Brauer said, especially when she was sailing through hot areas and the darkness brought cooler temperatures.
Brauer documented every moment on Instagram
Brauer shared details of her journey with tens of thousands of followers on Instagram. At the start of the race, her Instagram account had 10,000 followers and now boasts nearly 500,000.
Creating and posting more than 150 original videos from the boat allowed Brauer to stay connected with other people even when she was in the middle of the ocean.
Many of Brauer's videos showed her raw emotions up close, like in one post from early in the race when she angrily vents about the moment she realized she'd have to fix several boat parts on her own.
"Right now I've been feeling just broken," she says in the video.
That vulnerability is what's allowing Brauer to chart a new course in the sailing industry, she said.
"I've shown a good piece of me. I've put my heart and soul out there and I think a lot of people are really afraid to do that," she told USA TODAY. "If you want to judge me for changing or molding myself a different way, you don't have to follow me."
Race win was a team effort
Brauer surrounded herself with a team of sailors and experts who helped guide her from ashore. There were medical staff, a weather router, an expert rigger, an electronic systems manager, a sailmaker and many other team members.
Next, Brauer and her behind-the-scenes team are preparing for the Vendée Globe in 2028, another around-the-world race with stricter rules and a bigger cash prize. She won 5,000 euros (about $5,430) for finishing second in the Global Solo Challenge.
That race will be far more difficult, Brauer said, because the sailors have to race on their own and cannot receive any verbal assistance from their teammates on land.
Almost two weeks since reaching dry land, Brauer said, she now craves being out on the ocean more than ever and even feels a sense of pain when she's not able to see the water or look up to see a sky covered in white, fluffy clouds.
"The fear used to be about the boat, when I was on the boat. Now the fear is not being out there," she said. "I'm not afraid of the ocean − I'm afraid of not being on the ocean."
As for her goal of sailing around the world?
"I did everything that it took to get here, and now I can bask in it. I made the biggest dream that I could possibly think of doing and then did it."
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Manhattan Project Report Signed by J. Robert Oppenheimer Sells at Auction
The document was “likely the very first publicly available report on the creation of the bomb,” according to RR Auction
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A report describing the creation of the atomic bomb signed by J. Robert Oppenheimer sold for $53,594 at auction last week.
The RR Auction sale took place just a few days after Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer cleaned up at the Oscars , where it won in seven categories (including Best Picture and Best Director). The movie is the highest-grossing biopic ever made, with nearly $1 billion in international box office sales.
The 200-page document—titled “Atomic Bombs: A General Account of the Development of Methods of Using Atomic Energy for Military Purposes Under the Auspices of the United States Government, 1940-1945”—was signed by Oppenheimer, the theoretical physicist who directed the Manhattan Project , and 23 other contributors, including Enrico Fermi , Ernest Lawrence , James Chadwick and Harold Urey . It provides a detailed description of the “technical and administrative history” of the atomic bomb’s development.
“This document not only represents a crucial chapter in scientific history but also serves as a poignant reminder of the ethical considerations surrounding technological advancement,” says Bobby Livingston, executive vice president of RR Auction, per Fine Books & Collections .
Henry Smyth , a physicist who worked as a consultant on the Manhattan Project, wrote the report in the weeks before the first atomic bomb test took place on July 16, 1945, in a remote area of southern New Mexico. The detonation, code-named “Trinity,” could be seen from as far as 200 miles away .
The attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan took place on August 6 and August 9. The report was released to the media a few days later, on August 12.
“It is thus likely the very first publicly available report on the creation of the bomb,” according to the lot listing .
Nellie V. Sanderson, the secretary for General Leslie Groves (who oversaw the Manhattan Project), collected the signatures, intercepting the men as they came to meet with Groves and asking them to sign the report.
Along with the report, the anonymous buyer also got several items that belonged to Sanderson, including letters, documents and a Manhattan Project shoulder patch. One of Groves’ business cards was also included in the lot.
Separately, the auction house also sold a typed letter Oppenheimer sent to Stephen White, a journalist at Look magazine, in 1952. In the letter, signed by “Opie,” Oppenheimer described the atomic bomb as a “weapon for aggressors.” It sold for $17,270.
The auction featured many other historical documents, including a typed letter signed by Albert Einstein, a Revolutionary War discharge document signed by George Washington and a check signed by Marilyn Monroe.
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New findings from the Monthly Abortion Provision Study show that an estimated 1,026,690 abortions occurred in the formal health care system in 2023, the first full calendar year after the US Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization overturned Roe v.Wade.This represents a rate of 15.7 abortions per 1,000 women of reproductive age, * and is a 10% increase since ...
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A report describing the creation of the atomic bomb signed by J. Robert Oppenheimer sold for $53,594 at auction last week. The RR Auction sale took place just a few days after Christopher Nolan ...
Structured, ladylike purses look crisp in shades of sky and robin's egg. MCM, $590, us.mcmworldwide.com.Credit...Mari Maeda and Yuji Oboshi Supported by Photographs by Mari Maeda and Yuji Oboshi ...
Argentina's monthly inflation slowed for a second consecutive time as the impact of December's large peso devaluation fades and President Javier Milei's austerity measures push the economy ...