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October 2013 Vol.14, No.10 Color Page “The Voice of the Waterfront” October 2013 Vol.14, No.10 WE HAVE A WINNER! The Greatest Comeback The Bay’s Invisible Trail Cup Race Delights Bay Area Water Trail Expands Footprint From Desert to Oasis ‘Monsters’ of the Bay Fresh Produce in Richmond Spooky Sea Creatures Abound Complete Ferry Schedules for all SF Lines Color Page TASTING ROOM OPEN DAILY Great food to celebrate life in the City! FROM 11AM TO 6PM Enjoy a ten minute walk from the Ferry Building or a short hop on the F-Line Crab House at Pier 39 TASTE, TOUR RELAX Voted “Best Crab in San Francisco” Sizzling Skillet-roasted Mussels, Shrimp & Crab Romantic Cozy Fireplace Just a short ferry ride across Stunning Golden Gate Bridge View Open Daily 11:30 am - 11 pm San Francisco Bay lies the original 2nd Floor, West Side of Pier 39 urban winery, Rosenblum Cellars. Validated Parking crabhouse39.com 415.434.2722 Alameda is our urban island with no pretension. 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Live DJ Starting at 6:00pm every Saturday night in October* ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION *Event activities are weather-permitting and subject to change without notice. **One (1) free dessert with purchase of two (2) adult entrees at any of PIER 39’s 14 full-service restaurants every night in October from 6:00pm until close. Must present dessert coupon at time of purchase. Additional restrictions apply. See pier39.com/35 for details and to download dessert coupon. www.baycrossings.com October 2013 3 PT213685_35th_Anniversary_BayCrossings_4.9x11.25.indd Matt Rancatore This PD F PR OOF represents the current state of this mec hanical. Pier 39 — R Please review carefully , then sign and fax ba ck to 415 276 83 01. PT213685 9/9/13 Roy Bay Crossings — please confirm all (as applicable ) logo(s) telephone number(s) 4.9inx11.25in none 4.9inx11.25in Lisa indicia(s) spelling Cyan — 1 address(es ) legal copy Magenta Yellow layout copy Black Matt promo/oer code(s) web address(es ) — ok as is ma ke changes as mar ke d signature date None PD F PROOF columns features 08 WHO’S ON DECK? 14 AMERICA’S CUP Deckhand Louis Nickles The Greatest Comeback in by Matt Larson the History of Sailing 12 by Joel Williams 16 SAILING ADVENTURES guides Cup Wrap-Up GREEN PAGES by Captain Ray 20 WATERFRONT ACTIVITIES Program Brings Fresh 23 Our recreational resource guide Produce to Food Deserts 22 BAYKEEPER by Bill Picture 24 BAY AREA FERRY SCHEDULES Western Grebes Return Be on time for last call by Deb Self AROUND THE BAY news 26 To see, be, do, know 06 WATERFRONT NEWS Port of Oakland Faces ON OUR COVER October 2013 Volume 14, Number 10 Fresh Challenges Bobby Winston, Proprietor by Patrick Burnson Joyce Aldana, President Joel Williams, Publisher Patrick Runkle, Editor Free Shuttle to Larkspur ADVERTISING & MARKETING 07 Joel Williams, Advertising & Marketing Director Ferry Terminal Debuts GRAPHICS & PRODUCTION Francisco Arreola, Designer / Web Producer Supporting the Bay’s ART DIRECTION 10 Francisco Arreola; Patrick Runkle; Invisible Water Trail Joel Williams by Marjorie Blackwell COLUMNISTS Captain Ray Wichmann; Paul Duclos; Patrick Burnson; Meet Some Real Deb Self; Matt Larson; Mallory Johnson 12 WRITERS & PHOTOGRAPHERS Undersea “Monsters” Bill Picture; Joel Williams; Marjorie Blackwell by Mallory Johnson ACCOUNTING Cindy Henderson America’s Cup Painting 17 The “Summer of Sailing” started with a whimper but ended with a Advertising Inquiries: Exhibit in Sausalito roar as the Bay Area witnessed the greatest comeback in the history (707) 556-3323, [email protected] of sailing—and one of the greatest comebacks in the history of Bay Crossings SF Ferry Building Store CULTURAL CURRENTS competitive sports. Down 8-1 and counted out of the best-of-17 (415) 362-0717 18 race, ORACLE TEAM USA roared back, capturing eight straight Clipper customer service center The Sweet Life (877) 878-8883 races to maintain possession of the America’s Cup. For Transit Information – Dial 511 by Paul Duclos Photo by Joel Williams Bay Crossings Ferry Building, #22 San Francisco, CA 94111 Federal Budget Cuts www.baycrossings.com 19 Corrections & Letters A Division of Nematode Media, LLC Decimate Fleet Week We appreciate the opportunity to publish our readers’ comments, letters or requests for corrections, which can be sent to [email protected]. 4 October 2013 www.baycrossings.com Celebrate Sausalito Gala Once Upon a Time Friday, October 18 6:30 pm Spinnaker Restaurant On View Now Welcome to the mysterious and amazing Sausalito Parks & Recreation San Francisco Bay. Come explore its past, present, Casino Night and future — above and below the surface. Robin Sweeny Park Benefit Saturday, November 9 7:00 pm IDESST Hall Visit our new website at PHOTO: Doug Adesko. Courtesy of the artist. www.sausalito.org for more Made possible by generous support from: Media Partners: up-to-date information www.baycrossings.com October 2013 5 WATERFRONT NEWS Port of Oakland Faces Fresh Challenges BY PATRICK BURNSON Benjamin and his maritime director, James Kwon. “I know there are a lot of challenges here to deal with right away,” he Port of Oakland’s . said Lytle “But Oakland has the resources Photo by Joel Williams terminal operators had and the transport advantages to deal with t o d e a l w i t h s e ve re One of the Port of Oakland’s chief advantages, say industry analysts, is Oakland’s position as a them.” leading export gateway on the West Coast. congestion and delays One of the chief advantages, say for much of the month industry analysts, is Oakland’s position of July and August, thanks to dockside as a leading export gateway on the West Tlabor disruptions and wildcat actions by Coast. Given its proximity to California’s SSA Terminals, one of the port’s major delegates discussed recent successes and independent truckers. But Chris Lytle, agricultural core, Oakland has long been long-term seaport tenants. The settlement challenges at ports and built stronger the Port of Oakland’s newly-appointed regarded as the premier outbound port involves four of the port’s seven marine partnerships with port leaders throughout executive director, managed to get for perishables. “And we want that to only terminals, and will create operationally the Pacific. The event was filled with everyone back to work after negotiating get stronger,” said Lytle. “We are currently the 3rd largest terminal on the U.S. West valuable port-industry briefings, with both sides of the issue. dealing with the Port of Stockton to Coast. In terms of size and operational networking opportunities, entertaining Lytle, the former executive director establish regular barge service to bring efficiencies, this new “mega-terminal” will events, an informative tour of the Bay of the Port of Long Beach, is scheduled goods out of the central valley. This not be more in line with competing terminals, Area’s commercial harbors, a look at the to bring shippers up to date on the latest only gets trucks off the road, but also allowing the port to sustain and attract America’s Cup Village and a special 100th developments with labor relations and expedites shipping.” more maritime cargo. anniversary dinner gala to celebrate APP’s investment in infrastructure at a luncheon Lytle acknowledged, however, that the This does not mean, however, that first century. early this month. The event is to be staged International Longshore and Warehouse Oakland will necessarily repeat its major Meanwhile, the of Port of Redwood as Scott’s Pavilion in Jack London Square Union is insisting on being compensated thrust to attract more inbound cargo calls. City has reported increased business. on Thursday, October 3 and is sponsored for barge moves, too. “It’s something that “At least not for the time being,” said Lytle. Total tonnage for all commodities moving by the California Trucking Association, we are presently working on with the “We know that our main attraction is for across docks during the first half of fiscal the Pacific Merchant Shipping Association union,” he said. “It’s a problem, but not ag shippers to have a reliable partner. We year 2012-13 was 666,543 metric tons and Women in Logistics. an insurmountable one.” are going to build upon that strength first (MT), an increase of nine percent over the As reported in this space earlier this Coinciding with the start of Lytle’s before going after new carrier business.” prior year. Imported sand and aggregates year, Oakland’s leadership was badly tenure here, the Oakland Board of Port Lytle also said that he would explore from British Columbia accounted for upended by a fiduciary scandal that Commissioners unanimously approved “sea/air” transport strategies using the 444,060 MT, or nearly 67 percent of the resulted in the resignation of Omar a litigation settlement agreement with Oakland airport as a shipping partner. tonnage for the first half of the fiscal year.
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