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Click the red "OFF" button next to SSH to enable that service. Once it turns to a blue "ON", the FreeNAS® system is ready to be used as the backup server.
Click the red "OFF" button next to SSH to enable that service. Once it turns to a blue "ON", the FreeNAS® system is ready to be used as the backup server.
Life Preserver , use the IP address of the FreeNAS® system in the "Host Name" field, the name of the user you created in the "User Name" field, and the name of the dataset you created in this example it is ''volume1/backups''in the "Remote Dataset" field.
=== Restoring the Operating System From a Replicated Life Preserver Backup ===
=== Restoring the Operating System From a Replicated Life Preserver Backup ===
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The built-in Life Preserver utility was redesigned for 9.2 to take full advantage of ZFS snapshot functionality. This utility now allows you to schedule snapshots of a local ZFS pool and to optionally replicate those snapshots to another system using SSH. This design provides several benefits:
- a snapshot provides a "point-in-time" image of the ZFS pool. In one way, this is similar to a full system backup as the snapshot contains the information for the entire filesystem. However, it has several advantages over a full backup. Snapshots occur instantaneously, meaning that the filesystem does not need to be unmounted and you can continue to use applications on your system as the snapshot is created. Since snapshots contain the meta-data ZFS uses to access files, the snapshots themselves are small and subsequent snapshots only contain the changes that occurred since the last snapshot was taken. This space efficiency means that you can take snapshots often. Snapshots also provide a convenient way to access previous versions of files as you can simply browse to the point-in-time for the version of the file that you need. Life Preserver makes it easy to configure when snapshots are taken and provides a built-in graphical browser for finding and restoring the files within a snapshot.
- replication is an efficient way to keep the files on two systems in sync. In the case of Life Preserver, the snapshots taken on the PC-BSD system will be synchronized with their versions stored on the backup server.
- SSH means that the snapshots will be sent to the backup server oven an encrypted connection, which protects the contents of the snapshots.
- having a copy of the snapshots on another system makes it possible to restore the pool should your PC-BSD® system become unusable.
If you decide to replicate the snapshots to a backup server, keep the following points in mind when choosing which system to use as the backup server:
- the backup server must be formatted with the latest version of ZFS, also known as ZFS feature flags or ZFSv5000. Operating systems that support this version of ZFS include PC-BSD® 9.2, FreeBSD 9.2, and FreeNAS 9.1.x.
- that system must have SSH installed and the SSH service must be running. If the backup server is running PC-BSD, you can start SSH using Service Manager. If that system is running FreeNAS, SSH is already installed. How to configure this service is described in Backing Up to a FreeNAS System. If the system is running FreeBSD, SSH is already installed.
- if the backup server is running PC-BSD, you will need to open TCP ports 22 (SSH) using Firewall Manager. If the server is running FreeBSD and a firewall has been configured, add rules to open this port in the firewall ruleset. FreeNAS does not run a firewall by default.
Managing Snapshots Using the GUI
An icon to the Life Preserver utility, seen in Figure 8.19a, can be found in the system tray.
To remove the icon from the system tray, right-click it. To re-add it to the tray, go to Control Panel ➜ Life Preserver or type pc-su life-preserver & at the command line. If your desktop manager does not provide a system tray, you will need to instead manage backups from the command line.
To open the screen shown in Figure 8.19b, double-click the Life Preserver icon. Click the "+" button and select the name of the ZFS pool to backup. Unless you configured a custom pool name during installation, it will be tank. This will launch the the "New Life Preserver Wizard", allowing you to configure the backup schedule. Click "Next" to see the screen in Figure 8.19c.
This screen is used to schedule how often a snapshot is taken of the system. The default is to perform one snapshot per day at 1:00 AM. You can either change the time that this one daily snapshot occurs or select to take a snapshot once every hour, 30 minutes, 10 minutes or 5 minutes.
After making your selection, press "Next" to see the screen shown in Figure 8.19d.
This screen schedules how long to keep the created snapshots on the PC-BSD® system. By default, the last 7 days of snapshots are stored. In other words, once a snapshot becomes older than 7 days, it is automatically deleted. You can select to either keep snapshots for so many days or to keep a certain quantity of snapshots.
After making your selection, press "Next" to see the screen shown in Figure 8.19e.
If you wish to keep a copy of the snapshots on another system, this screen is used to indicate which system to send the snapshots to. If you do not have another system available, you can click "Next" and then "Finish" to complete the configuration.
If you do have another system available which is running the same version of ZFS and has SSH enabled, click the "Replicate my data" box, then input the following information. Before entering the information in these fields, you need to first configure the backup system. An example configuration is demonstrated in Backing Up to a FreeNAS System.
- Host Name: of the remote system that will store your backup. If the backup server is on your local network, the host name must be in your hosts file or in the database of the local DNS server. You may find it easier to instead input the IP address of the backup server as this will eliminate any host name resolution problems.
- User Name: this user must have permission to log in to the system that will hold the backup. If the account does not already exist, you should create it first on the backup server.
- SSH Port: port 22, the default port used by SSH is selected for you. You only need to change this if the remote system is using a non-standard port to listen for SSH connections. In that case, use the up/down arrows or type in the port number.
- Remote Dataset: input the name of an existing ZFS dataset on the backup server. This is where the backups will be stored. To get a list of existing datasets, type zfs list on the remote server. The "NAME" column in the output of that command gives the fullname of each dataset. Type the fullname of the desired dataset into this field. When selecting a dataset, make sure that the selected "User Name" has permission to write to the dataset.
Once you have input the information, click "Next" and then "Finish". Life Preserver will check that it can connect to the backup server. A pop-up message will remind you to save the SSH key to a USB stick (as described below) as this key is required should you ever need to perform an operating system restore. It will then add an entry for the backup in the screen shown in Figure 8.19b.
You should also create a test snapshot (also described below) to ensure that Life Preserver can successfully replicate to the backup server. The first time you create a test snapshot, you should receive a "OpenSSH Authentication Passphrase Request" pop-up message. Once you click OK, it will prompt for the password of "User Name". Input that user's password to start replication of that snapshot.
Configuration Options
Click the entry for a backup to activate its configuration buttons, as shown in Figure 8.19f.
These buttons, from left to right, allow you to:
- Enable backups of a new dataset: this button will be greyed out if you only have one pool and have already scheduled a backup of the pool. Otherwise, it will start the "New Life Preserver Wizard" as described above.
- Remove selected dataset from automatic backup: if you click this button, a pop-up message will ask if you wish to cancel snapshot creation and replication. If you click "Yes", another pop-up message will ask if you also want to permanently delete all of the snapshots currently stored on the local PC-BSD system.
- Customize the backup configuration: this will open the screen shown in Figure 8.19g so that you can modify when the backups occur and how long they are stored on the backup server. If you click the "Replication" tab, you will see the screen shown in Figure 8.19h. This allows you to edit the connection information to the backup server. It also adds a "Frequency" option. By default, the backup occurs right after the snapshot is created. You can modify this so that the backup itself occurs at a set time, regardless of when the snapshots are created. For example, if you have configured snapshots to occur every 30 minutes but the replication frequency to occur daily at 2:00 AM, the newly created snapshots won't be copied to the backup server until 2:00 AM.
- Manage SSH keys: after creating a backup entry, you should immediately generate an SSH key and copy it to a USB stick. To do so, click this button then click "Generate SSH Key". A pop-up message will indicate that the key was successfully generated. Then, insert a FAT32 formatted USB stick and mount it with Mount Tray. Then, click this button again and select "Copy To USB Stick".
- Make a new snapshot: click this button to create a backup now, instead of waiting for the schedule. You should create a test snapshot to make sure that replication occurs successfully. You can also create a snapshot before making changes to a file, so that you can preserve a copy of the previous version of the file. When creating a snapshot, a pop-up message will prompt you to input a name for the snapshot. Once you do, the "Latest Snapshot" field will show the name of the snapshot (with the date and time added). The snapshot itself happens instantaneously, however the replication of the snapshot to the backup server will take some time, depending upon the speed of the network and the size of the snapshot. The Life Preserver icon will change to indicate whenever a replication is in progress.
- Browse a snapshot: click this button to browse to the data stored in a snapshot. In the example shown in Figure 8.19i, two test snapshots have been taken: the first was taken on September 10 at 11:02 and the second was taken on September 10 at 11:09. The datasets contained within the ZFS pool are listed and if you hover over a dataset name, such as /usr/home/dru, the available snapshots are listed. If you click a snapshot name, the contents of that dataset at that point in time will be displayed in the "Revert a file" screen. For example, if a file named /usr/home/dru/important.odt was modified at 11:05 and the user wished to access the previous version of that file, they could browse to it in the test-2013-09-10-11-02-23 snapshot as that snapshot was taken before the file was modified. If you double-click a file, it will restore that file to the version it was at the time the snapshot was taken.
- Revert an entire data subset: use this option with care as it will restore every single file in the selected dataset to the point-in-time when the snapshot was taken. While this can sometimes be handy if you mess things up in a dataset, it will also overwrite all of the files that were modified since that point-in-time.
Managing Snapshots From the Command Line
The lpreserver command line utility can be used to manage snapshots and replication from the command line of a PC-BSD® or TrueOS® system. This command needs to be run as the superuser. To display its usage, type the command without any arguments:
Life-Preserver --------------------------------- Available commands cronsnap - Schedule snapshot creation via cron get - Get list of lpreserver options listcron - Listing of scheduled snapshots listsnap - List snapshots of a zpool/dataset mksnap - Create a ZFS snapshot of a zpool/dataset replicate - Enable / Disable ZFS replication to a remote system revertsnap - Revert zpool/dataset to a snapshot rmsnap - Remove a snapshot set - Set lpreserver options status - List datasets, along with last snapshot / replication datezpool - Manage a zpool by attaching / detaching disks
Each command has its own help text that describes its parameters and provides a usage example. For example, to receive help on how to use the lpreserver cronsnap command, type:
Life-Preserver --------------------------------- Help cronsnap Schedule a ZFS snapshot Usage: For a listing of all scheduled snapshots # lpreserver listcron or To start / stop snapshot scheduling # lpreserver cronsnap <dataset> <action> <frequency> <numToKeep> action = start / stop frequency = daily@XX / hourly / 30min / 10min / 5min ^^ Hour to execute numToKeep = Number of snapshots to keep total Example: lpreserver cronsnap tank1/usr/home/kris start daily@22 10 orlpreserver cronsnap tank1/usr/home/kris stop
Table 8.19a shows the command line equivalents to the graphical options provided by the Life Preserver GUI. Note that some options are only available from the command line.
Table 8.19a: Command Line and GUI Equivalents
|Command Line
|Customize the backup configuration ➜ Local Snapshots
|schedule when snapshots occur and how long to keep them; the "stop" option can be used to disable snapshot creation
|list Life Preserver options
|main screen of Life Preserver
|list which ZFS pools have a scheduled snapshot
|Browse a snapshot
|list snapshots of specified dataset
|Make a new snapshot
|create and replicate a new ZFS snapshot; by default, snapshots are recursive, meaning that a snapshot is taken of every dataset within a pool
|Customize the backup configuration ➜ Replication
|used to list, add, and remove backup server; read the help for this command for examples
|Revert an entire data subset
|revert dataset to the specified snapshot version
|Remove selected dataset from automatic backup
|deletes specified snapshot; by default, all datasets within the snapshot are deleted
|configures Life Preserver options; read help for the list of configurable options
|main screen of Life Preserver
|lists the last snapshot name and replication status
|used to attach/detach drives from the pool; read help for examples
Mirroring the System to a Local Disk
In addition to replicating to a remote server, the lpreserver command also provides a method for attaching a new disk drive to an existing ZFS pool, and live-mirroring all data to that disk as data changes on the pool. The attached disk drive can be another internal disk or an external USB disk. When the new disk is attached for the first time, it will be erased and used solely as a mirror of the existing system drive. In addition, it will be made bootable, allowing you to boot from and use the new disk should the primary disk fail. In order to use this feature you will need the following:
- an internal or external disk drive that is the same size or larger than the existing system disk.
- since the disk will be formatted, it must be either blank or not have any data that you wish to keep intact.
- in order to boot from the disk should the primary disk fail, the system must support booting from the new disk. For example, if you are using a USB disk, make sure that the BIOS is able to boot from a USB disk.
The superuser can setup the new disk using the following command. Replace tank1 with the name of your ZFS pool and /dev/da0 with the name of the disk to format. For example, the first USB disk will be /dev/da0 and the second internal hard disk will be /dev/ad1.
When the disk is first attached, it will be formatted and configured to mirror the existing disk. You can add multiple disks to the pool in this manner, giving any level of redundancy that you require.
Once the disk is attached, it will begin to resilvering. This process mirrors the data from the primary disk to the newly attached disk. This may take a while, depending upon the speed of the disks and system load. Until this is finished you should not reboot the system, or detach the disk. You can monitor the resilvering process by typing zpool status.
To get a listing of the disks in your mirror, run this command, replacing tank1 with the name of the pool:
If you are using an external drive, there may be occasions where you wish to disconnect the backup drive, such as when using a laptop and going on the road. In order to so this safely, it is recommended that you first offline the external disk using the following command:
Then when you re-connect the drive, you can place it in online mode again using:
Sometimes, the disk name will change as a result of being disconnected. The lpreserver zpool list tank1 command can be used to get the proper device ID.
If you wish to permanently remove a disk from the mirror, run the following command. If you decide to re-attach this disk later, a full disk copy will again have to be performed.
Backing Up to a FreeNAS System
FreeNAS®[1] is an open source Networked Attached Storage (NAS) operating system based on FreeBSD. This operating system is designed to be installed onto a USB stick or CF card so that it is kept separate from the storage disk(s) installed on the system. You can download the latest version of FreeNAS® as well as a PDF of its Users Guide from the download page of the FreeNAS® website.
This section demonstrates how to configure FreeNAS® 9.1.1 as the backup server for Life Preserver to replicate to. It assumes that you have already installed this version of FreeNAS® using the installation instructions in the FreeNAS® 9.1.1 Users Guide and are able to access the FreeNAS® system from a web browser.
In order to prepare the FreeNAS® system to store the backups created by Life Preserver, you will need to create a ZFS volume, create and configure the dataset to store the backups, create a user account that has permission to access that dataset, and enable the SSH service.
In the example shown in Figure 8.19j, the system has three 40GB drives and the user has clicked Storage ➜ Volumes ➜ ZFS Volume Manager in order to create the ZFS volume.
Figure 8.19j: Creating a ZFS Volume in FreeNAS® 9.1.1
Input a "Volume Name", drag the slider to select the number of disks, and click the "Add Volume" button. The ZFS Volume Manager will automatically select the optimal layout for both storage capacity and redundancy. In this example, a RAIDZ1 volume named volume1 will be created.
To create the dataset to backup to, click the + next to the entry for the newly created volume, then click "Create ZFS Dataset". In the example shown in Figure 8.19k, the "Dataset Name" is backups. Click the "Add Dataset" button to create the dataset.
Figure 8.19k: Creating a ZFS Dataset in FreeNAS® 9.1.1
To create the user account, go to Account ➜ Users ➜ Add User. In the screen shown in Figure 8.19l, input a "Username" that will match the "User Name" configured in Life Preserver. Under "Home Directory", use the browse button to browse to the location that you made to store the backups. Input a "Full Name", then input and confirm a "Password". When finished, click the "OK" button to create the user.
Figure 8.19l: Creating a User in FreeNAS® 9.1.1
Next, click on Shell and type the following command, replacing dru and volume1/backups with the name of the user, volume, and dataset that you created:
zfs allow -u dru create,receive,mount,userprop,destroy,send,hold volume1/backups
Click the x in the upper right corner to close Shell. Then, to enable the SSH service, go to Services ➜ Control Services, shown in Figure 8.19m.
Figure 8.19m: Start SSH in FreeNAS® 9.1.1
Click the red "OFF" button next to SSH to enable that service. Once it turns to a blue "ON", the FreeNAS® system is ready to be used as the backup server.
To finish the configuration, go to the PC-BSD® system. In the Life Preserver screen shown in Figure 8.19e, use the IP address of the FreeNAS® system in the "Host Name" field, the name of the user you created in the "User Name" field, and the name of the dataset you created (in this example it is volume1/backups) in the "Remote Dataset" field.
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PC-BSD® does not come with a built-in partition manager. The installer assumes that the drive is already prepared for an installation. If you are not planning to install PC-BSD® onto the entire hard drive, you will need to use a third-party application in order to prepare a primary partition to use as the destination for your PC-BSD® install.
NOTE: PC-BSD® will not install into a secondary or logical partition, it must be a primary partition.
Before creating or editing your hard drive's partitions, make sure that you first back up your valuable data to an external media such as a removable USB drive!
This section demonstrates how to create free space within Windows 7 and how to use Parted Magic to create a primary partition from the free space.
Shrinking a Drive in Windows 7
If you are currently running Windows 7, it is using the entire hard drive. This means that you will need to first shrink the drive in order to make room to create a new partition. Shrinking is an operation that retains the current data on the partition, while reducing the size of the partition.
To shrink the drive, go to Start menu ➜ right-click Computer ➜ Manage ➜ Storage ➜ Disk Management. Figure 2.3a shows an example of a system running Windows 7. In this example, Windows has created three partitions: a 16GB recovery partition, a 100MB system partition, and a 450GB data partition.
Figure 2.3a: Viewing Disk Layout in Disk Management
NOTE: if you plan to dual-boot with Windows, it is important that you do not choose to install PC-BSD® into any of these three partitions when you get to the Disk Selection Screen of the installer. It is a good idea to write down the sizes of the partitions so that you will recognize them when the PC-BSD® installer displays your current partitions.
Since the three Windows partitions are using the entire disk, the data partition needs to be shrunk in order to create space to install PC-BSD® into. To shrink the data partition, right-click the partition, in this example it is called Acer (C:), and select "Shrink Volume". Wait a moment as it queries the volume for available shrink space; the results will be displayed as seen in the example in Figure 2.3b.
Figure 2.3b: Available Shrink Space
In this example, 321089MB of space is available. To divide the partition between Windows and PC-BSD®, change that number to 230000 and click the "Shrink" button. When finished, the newly created free space will be displayed, as seen in Figure 2.3c.
Figure 2.3c: Disk Now Has Free Space
You can now format the newly created free space using a utility such as Parted Magic, as described in the next section.
NOTE: while the Disk Management utility in Windows 7 indicates that it will let you format a primary partition, in reality it will only create an extended partition which will not allow you to install PC-BSD®. This means that you still need another utility such as Parted Magic.
Using Parted Magic to Create a Primary Partition
Parted Magic[1] is a graphical, easy-to-use partition editor that is packaged on a live CD. It can be used to shrink an existing partition and to create a primary partition from existing free space.
To use Parted Magic, download the latest .iso.zip file, unzip it, and burn it to CD. Boot the system with the CD and let it boot into "Default settings (Runs from RAM)". Wait for it to boot into the graphical screen, then select the "Partition Editor" desktop icon.
Figure 2.3d shows the same Windows 7 system in Partition Editor. The 225.05GB partition is the Windows data partition (which was displayed as drive C within Windows 7) and the 224.61GB of unallocated space was created using the Windows Disk Management utility. The "Create new Partition" screen was opened by right-clicking on the unallocated space and selecting "New" from the menu.
Figure 2.3d: Formatting the Unallocated Space into a Primary Partition
When creating your partition from unallocated space, make sure that "Primary Partition" is selected. The file system type does not matter as the PC-BSD® installer will reformat it. It is a good idea to write down the size and file system type so that you will recognize the partition that you will be installing PC-BSD® into. Once you have made your selections, click the "Add" button. Note that the partition will not actually be created until you click the "Apply" button to apply your changes. A popup menu will prompt you to make sure that you have selected the correct partition, as formatting a partition destroys all data on that portion of the disk. Once the operation is complete you can reboot and start the PC-BSD® installation.

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|Length Overall
|35' 0''
10.67 m
|Dry Weight
13,470 lbs
6,109 kg
10' 9''
3.28 m
|Tested Weight
15,077 lbs.
6,839 kg
.99 m
|Weight Capacity
|Draft Up
|Person Capacity
|Draft Down
|Fuel Capacity
172 gal.
|Air Draft
|Water Capacity
30 gal.
|21 deg.
|Length on Trailer
|Max Headroom
5' 10''
1.77 m
|Height on Trailer
|Bridge Clearance
9' 5''
2.87 m with arch
|Trailer Weight
|Total Package Weight (Trailer,Boat & Engine)
|Prices, features, designs, and equipment are subject to change. Please see your local dealer or visit the builder's website for the latest information available on this boat model.
|Std. Power
|Not Available
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|2 x 430-hp MerCruiser 8.2 HO
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2 x MerCruiser 377 MAG ECT Bravo Three X DTS
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2 x 300-hp Volvo Penta D4 DPH ES Diesel
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In addition to the sheer size of the Formula 350 Crossover Bowrider is the creative cabin below the bridge deck. She combines the overnight accommodations of a cruiser, a huge seating area forward like a deckboat, and an express cruiser bridge deck, cockpit and stern.
Mission Statement
The mission of the Formula 350 CBR is to provide a large bowrider that has plenty of forward seating, while at the same time providing a cabin for comfortable overnights. It's a clever combination and one that we're happy to see finally come together. With optional twin 430-hp engines she has plenty of get up and go.
As with all Formulas, the 350 CBR has a chemically bonded and thru-bolted deck to hull joint, pressure treated Perma Panel structural hull matrix, and a 10 year structural warranty.
Distinguishing Features
Some of the features that will distinguish the Formula 350 CBR are…
• A Large Bowrider. In fact, this is one of the largest bowriders in a production boat currently made.
• Offset Access to the Bow. A companionway to the bow is just offset of the centerline to the port-hand side. Additionally the entire deck from bow to stern is at the same level.
• Versatile and Roomy Bow Seating. The bow will feature double wide forward facing seats, two dual-height tables for dining, and filler cushions for turning the entire area into a sun pad.
• Cabin to Accommodate a Couple on Overnights. The entryway to the cabin is just to the port side of the helm on the centerline. The cabin is nicely equipped with a modest galley, private head, and queen size berth.
The main deck layout combines the features of Formula's Super Sport series with a deckboat bow.
The Formula 350 CBR has a length overall of 35'(10.7 m), a beam of 10'9" (3.3 m), and a draft of 39"(99 cm). With an empty weight of 13,470 lbs. (6,110 kgs.) full fuel and 3 people onboard we had a test weight of 15,077 lbs. (6838.8 kgs.)
With a pair of 430-hp 8.2 MAG HO MerCruiser engines driving B3 outdrives we reached a top speed at 5000 rpm of 56.6 mph. At that speed we had a fuel burn of 76.3 gph for a range of 115 miles. Best cruise came in at 3000 rpm and 29.4 mph. That produced a fuel burn of 24.25 gph which the 350 could maintain for 6 hours and 28 min. and 188 miles with a 10% reserve.
As is typical with every Formula boat I've tested, the 350 CBR has the same characteristic sportboat handling that I've come to expect. She was very responsive to the helm and had no problem handling any aggressive maneuvers that I put her through. She came up on plane in only 5.2 seconds and once established only a couple of shots of up trim got her into a 5–degree cruising attitude. If you add additional trim you'll quickly get into operator induced oscillation.
Notice how crossing through this wake create some of snow spray and the boat remains fairly level as she slices cleanly through.
I tried to get spray to come aboard but failed as the 350 simply slices cleanly through waves keeping the spray down low and wide. I couldn't even get a pounding through the wake of the camera boat on a high-speed pass.
Even though she's a relatively large boat, the 350 CBR handles like a small sportboat.
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The aft half of the 350 Crossover Bowrider is largely identical to the SS series. A molded swim platform and a rear facing convertible aft sun lounge provides ideal places to relax while at anchor or nosed up to a private beach. If you plan on spending as much time in the water as on the water then you may want to consider the extended watersports swim platform ($7,130) which includes four drink holders and an under-mount stainless steel swim ladder. Low maintenance teak grain vinyl decking is offered for both the swim platform and the cockpit. A starboard transom trunk, two transom mounted 90 W speakers, a hot and cold transom shower and pull up cleats are all standard. Additional storage is under the sun lounge.
The integral swim platform measures 2'9", while the extended platform adds 2'8". Notice the convenient handrail running around the extended platform for the swimmers to hold onto. And they are well clear of the running gear.
The cockpit is fabricated from a continuous molded fiberglass liner and features Formula's contoured seating with additional supports in the lumbar area as well as behind the knees. No less than 24 drink holders are scattered throughout the bow and cockpit and storage is under most seats and in the deck. To port is a molded cockpit wet bar with an integrated sink, Corian countertop, trash receptacle, and a 17.5 quart (16.6 L) carry-on cooler. An optional dual-voltage cockpit refrigerator ($2,100) can be swapped out in place of the cooler. To starboard is J-shaped seating and a dual height table adds to the entertaining capability and filler cushions create yet another sunning area.
Our test boat was fitted with the optional 430-hp MerCruiser 8.2 MAG H0 engines. Standard engines are the 320-hp 377 MAG MerCruiser.
With a boat like this having this port side entertainment center is practically a necessity. The optional cockpit refrigerator ($2100) is a drawer type so contents won't dump out when you open it.
To the port side of the helm is a double wide lounge allowing one person to face forward or aft in chaise lounge fashion, or two people to relax and have a conversation with the captain and "admiral" at the helm.
The helm features double wide seating allowing a second set of eyes to be facing forward. The dash has been completely redesigned from the SS series and includes Livorsi gauges against a liquid black dash with metallic accents. The steering wheel will be a new design and the entire panel will be accented by an upholstered dash eyebrow.
Our test boat was fitted with the optional Axius joystick ($17,400) and Garmin 740 S GPS map ($2,105).
There was one big difference to this port side lounger on the 350 CBR. It offered clear sightlines to the water ahead. The seatback forward opens to reveal a huge storage compartment with hooks for hanging lines.
Walkthrough to the Bow
The walkthrough to the bow measures 1'10" (.56 m) across. As if there wasn't enough storage already on this boat the port console allows for a cavernous compartment. There are two doors accessing this compartment and inside is an opening portlight. Its sheer size, along with the portlight, had me questioning whether this was actually intended to be another berth. However, the only indicator that convinced me that it was not is that the doors were not able to be opened from the inside. But that should give you an idea of just how roomy this compartment is.
Naturally there is an air dam that works in conjunction with the walkthrough windshield to block off the wind on chilly mornings.
The bow is accessed from an offset windshield walkthrough and the deck is on the same level from the stern to the bow. A forward facing double wide lounge seat is immediately to starboard, and a pair of dual height tables will turn the bow into an ideal Al fresco dining area. With the tables lowered, filler cushions turn the entire bow into a third sun lounge. The starboard seating features an armrest that flips up when not in use and a removable bow cooler will save having to travel back to the cockpit for a drink or snack.
The bow area is huge and it's easy to see how comfortable a gathering around a pedestal table would be at mealtime.
The seating area is huge measuring 7'8" (2.33 m) towards the stern and 4'5" (1.35 m) at the bow. The port seat has dedicated storage for the pedestal table. The forward seat conceals a carry-on cooler and trash receptacle. To starboard is another storage compartment and in a removable seat allowing for a two–across forward facing bench seat.
With the starboard filler cushion removed, the seating converts from a lounger to a two-across bench seat.
The cabin is accessed from a centerline entryway next to the helm. Three solid wood floating steps lead to a woodgrain finish deck and a full 5'10" (1.8 m) of headroom. The cabin will be finished in high-gloss cherry or ash with cherry or Baltic Birch woodgrain finish decking throughout.
Because of the entryway to the cabin, the helm had to be completely redesigned. Notice how formula still kept the double wide helm seat.
Several features of the cabin indicate that it's designed to primarily accommodate two people. Immediately to starboard is a double wide lounge. Directly across is a chest of drawers, storage cabinets, and an HD TV/DVD combo. Directly ahead of the stairs is a centerline mounted mini galley with microwave, concealed sink and pullout stainless steel refrigerator.
To starboard is a double wide lounge with storage just above. The galley is forward.
All of the drawers are hardwood with dovetailed joinery. The flatscreen TV can be seen just to the left in this shot and directly across from the lounge.
Just to starboard is a private head with a molded vanity, Corian countertop, sink, shower, and standard VacuFlush head. Thanks to the unique use of space, the aft end of the cabin is taken up by a full-size double berth with memory foam mattress meaning there is no need to convert a lounge to a berth.
The cabin design features a dedicated berth rather than a lounge to berth conversion.
The galley features all the necessary components for a comfortable overnight.
Several options are offered for cabin amenities including an 8,000 BTU reverse cycle air conditioner with digital climate control ($5700) which will be connected to either the standard shore power, or the optional 7.5 kW gas generator ($12,705). For boaters on larger lakes a gray water holding system is offered ($420).
The Imron paint gets buffed to perfection for an unbelievable shine.
Normally when a company builds a crossover boat, it takes the easy route and makes it a transition between fishing and family fun. This is a new concept that combines the qualities of an overnight cruiser with galley and head with the added characteristics of a bowrider with its wide open bow space and seating that can accommodate entertaining or lounging.
There is no denying the fun of a bowrider or the advantage of having two distinctly separate seating or entertaining areas on a boat of this size. (Adults and children, men and women, Red Sox and Yankees fans, etc.) With two café tables forward and one large table aft, this boat can seat 12 to 14 people for lunch or cocktails. That is something that few, if any, express cruisers can do. We think the Formula 350 CBR is compelling for people who want to do a lot of entertaining by day, and some cruising on long weekends.
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WNA has published a new report reviewing over twenty studies of greenhouse gas emissions from electricity generation. The report concludes that the third party studies clearly show that greenhouse gas emissions from all forms of fossil fuel generation are an order of magnitude higher than those from nuclear energy and renewables.
Although there are variations between studies of the emissions associated with different forms of generation, by taking a mean value the following conclusions can be made:
The studies chosen used a range of assumptions, however they all took the approach of studying the full lifecycle emissions from all the generation types, not only those emissions directly associated with generation.
The WNA report also looks at differences between the conclusions of studies carried out by academia, government and industry. Although there were some variations, particularly in estimates of emissions from natural gas, overall there is a high degree of agreement between these three groups.
The full report can be download from the WNA website (Publications/WNA Reports) or by clicking WNA Greenhouse Gas Emissions Report.
The 2011 World Nuclear University Summer Institute took place in July and August this year. Rather than report on the event ourselves, we've asked one of the delegates, Jay Disser from Brookhaven National Laboratory to write up their reflections.
"The seventh annual World Nuclear University Summer Institute was held this year at Christ Church at the University of Oxford in the UK. This course was a six week long intensive leadership development program held by the World Nuclear Association. I was fortunate to attend this year's curriculum through a grant from the Next Generation Safeguards Initiative (NGSI). The institute hosted 78 young professionals, representing a broad range of nuclear careers, from 34 countries. We attended lectures on nuclear topics, heard invited speakers discuss leadership, and participated in dynamic panel discussions with world leaders in the nuclear industry. Not only was this a challenging academic program, but it was also an amazing opportunity to meet and network with peers and leaders from across the industry and throughout the world.
The first two weeks covered the nuclear industry's role in the global setting, and fuel cycles ranging from mining to the next generation of reactors to decommissioning and transportation. The final three weeks covered non-proliferation and safety, communications, economics, law, and knowledge management. During the third week we had the opportunity to visit an operating Advanced Graphite Reactor, a fuel fabrication facility, and a research centre. During these tours and associated lectures we were able to split up into groups to discuss and come up with questions to probe further into the depth of the issues. During, the last week we split into groups to deliver 20 minute presentations on issues in nuclear power. Some of the topics covered were the public's fear of nuclear power, reprocessing, and expanding the use of nuclear power.
The most rewarding part for me was the friendships and bonds that were formed with the other fellows throughout the Summer Institute. Opportunities to get to know the other fellows in the University were made possible through the group work and academic discussions of the course. In addition the extra-curricular activities that were set up for us, and the fact that all us were away from home and away from the normalcy of our work and professional lives allowed us to interact in a unique way. We learned a lot at the Institute about nuclear power. What enriched the program even more was that we also learned a lot about each other, our different cultures, backgrounds, and fields. I don't know if I'll ever again enjoy dinner with ten colleagues from ten different countries, but I know I will always remember the experiences I had at the World Nuclear University Summer Institute 2011."
WNA has published two new reports, available commercially on the WNA public site and available to WNA member companies on the WNA Members website.
Emerging Nuclear Energy Countries
Many countries that currently do not have any operating nuclear power reactors are seriously considering a nuclear power program. Published in September 2011, this WNA special report outlines the particular set of political, economic and security of supply considerations that each of the main aspiring nuclear nations faces. Online shop
Nuclear Market in India
India has a flourishing and largely indigenous nuclear power program that is expected to grow from today's capacity of some 4,400 MWe to 20,000 MWe by 2020. The opportunities and challenges facing India's civil nuclear power industry are presented in this WNA special report.Online shop
The Australian Nuclear Association's 2011 conference will be looking at The Future of Nuclear Science and Technology. Nuclear science and technology continue to have increasing application in industry and research and Australia's OPAL reactor is now an established source of neutrons.
WNA's Director of Communications, Ian Hore-Lacy, will be helping round up the conference's discussions in a concluding panel sessions. The conference will be held on Friday 7 October. More details are available on the ANA website.
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Dungeness Crabs live in shallow coastal waters from Alaska to Mexico and are named after the Dungeness Spit along the south (U.S.) shore of the Straits of Juan de Fuca.
Dungeness Crabs have a short life cycle and become sexually mature after two years. The crabs typically mate in the spring, and the mating process can last as long as two weeks. Large females can carry over two million eggs. Females are vulnerable during this period and regulations prohibit catches of females at all times. There is also a legal size limit for male crabs to ensure they have an opportunity to grow big enough and old enough to mate once or twice before they are caught.
The abundance of Dungeness Crab varies greatly due to oceanic conditions and consequently catches in the commercial fishery experience periods of highs and lows. Current fishing levels on Dungeness Crab are of moderate concern. Most Dungeness Crabs are caught in circular steel traps called pots that cause moderate habitat damage and typically result in low levels of bycatch. However, in the California, Oregon, and Washington fisheries, endangered humpback whales are occasionally entangled in the pot fishing gear. The Dungeness Crab fisheries also utilize a large amount of other fish to bait the crab pots.
[Note: This seafood assessment report covers the Dungeness Crab fisheries in California, Washington, British Columbia, and Alaska. The Oregon fishery is not included because it has already been certified as sustainable by the Marine Stewardship Council.]


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Despite his uncertain future with the Tigers, Rick Porcello gives the team flexibility in its rotation. (Robin Buckson/Detroit News)
Lakeland, Fla. -- A chilly breeze was blowing Wednesday as Dave Dombrowski stepped into the clubhouse shadows and informed the media of Brennan Boesch's release.
Boesch's dismissal was as cold as the wind. But it was no surprise. The Tigers outfield is crowded. Boesch wasn't hitting. He turns 28 next month. His trade value was nil. This brand of personnel move happens all the time in baseball.
Dombrowski's greater revelation came a few minutes later. He talked about the spring's No. 2 issue, which in its ramifications trails only Bruce Rondon's audition as Detroit's closer.
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The trade market is temporarily dormant. It was reported again by Jon Morosi of Foxsports.com that the Rangers and Tigers have talked in the past week about Porcello, but nothing serious has evolved. The Tigers would probably appreciate Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus as part of a multi-player deal. But Texas has made it clear it isn't inclined to trade Andrus.
The Tigers have seen that Porcello is a different pitcher from the kid who pitched well enough but without great flair in his first four seasons. If he were to continue throwing with the pop displayed in Florida, the Tigers would have a pitcher on the verge of becoming the thoroughbred they thought they were drafting in 2007.
The Tigers have no one at the moment they would trust in a long-relief role. Luke Putkonen is the best bet, but he has a power-pitching parcel he needs to fortify as a starter.
This modified line of thinking by Dombrowski has its good and bad sides.
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Would the Tigers revisit a thought they entertained briefly earlier this month? Making Porcello their closer?
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