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The Catamaran is a tri-lingual portal publishing work by journalists from all over Sri Lanka. Stories in English, Sinhalese and Tamil provide background and add analysis to the most interesting stories in the country. Original reporting is available for free syndication to Sri Lankan and international media, the aim being to give novice reporters exposure and help experienced local journalists reach a wider audience. Bringing journalists from different Sri Lankan communities together strengthens vital ties and increases opportunities for collaboration, as well as contributing to capacity building in the Sri Lankan media sector. The online-magazine The Catamaran.org is editorially run by the Berlin-based organization, Media in Cooperation and Transition.

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During those rare, uneventful passages—the ones where the boat behaves, the seas behave, and even the coffee behaves—you’d think a skipper could kick back, relax, and watch the world drift by. But no. The moment things get quiet, the skipper brain wakes up like a toddler at 3 a.m. and starts whispering, “Hey… did you notice that thing that needs fixing? And that other thing? And that other other thing?” Before you know it, the peaceful passage has turned into a floating scavenger hunt of future chores. That’s how every skipper’s “To Do” list is born. It starts the day you buy the boat and it will outlive you, your children, and possibly the boatyard itself. This was our short list of “Moments in Time” tasks waiting for us back in Solomons. The good news: we knocked out the whole list. The bad news: naturally, a brand new list immediately spawned in its place. On a boat, the To Do list is like a hydra—check off one item and two more grow back. But hey… that’s boating. And we wouldn’t trade it for anything. Subscribe and share in our adventure! Become part of the conversation by liking https://www.facebook.com/SV.MomentsInTime/ Feel free to comment and let us know your thoughts.