Some presentations 2001-2005

Report, 2001, A Grand Occasion (report of launch of 'The First Fifty Years', with photograph) Biobits: 1, January.

Report, 2001, BJF award at Georgia Microscopical Society (with photograph) Biobits: 5, January.

BJF, 2001, Vote of thanks for Liz Sockett lecture on bacterial motility, Cambridge: Society for the Application of Research, Churchill College, 2030-2200h, 12 February.

Reports, 2001, lectures by BJF, Annual Report: 15, 16, London: Institute of Biology.

BJF, 2001, vote of thanks to outgoing Vice-Chancellor, Cardiff: Annual Meeting of University Court, 1750-1755h, 17 March.

BJF, 2001, 45-minute talks on Cunard, Queen Elizabeth II cruise:

• 21 April 1100h, QE2 Theatre, Secret Language of Life
• 23 April 1000h, QE2 Theatre, The Real Story of the Genome
• 26 April 1000h, QE2 Theatre, Forgotten Amateurs who gave us Science
• 29 April 1100h, QE2 Grand Lounge, The Cult of the Expert
• 01 May 1100h, QE2 Theatre, Has Food a Future?
  Sailing New York, Fort Lauderdale, Azores, Lisbon, Le Havre, 19 April 19 - 3 May.

BJF, 2001, 45-minute talks on Royal Celebrity, Galaxy cruise:

• 21 May 1530h, Savoy Club, Pleasures and Pitfalls of Tomorrow’s Die
• 23 May 1100h, Celebrity Theater, Forgotten Amateurs who Gave us Science
• 28 May 1400h, Savoy Club, Secret Language of Life
• 1 June, 1445h, Savoy Club, The Real Story of the Genome
  Sailing Amsterdam, Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki, St.Petersburg, Gdansk, Rostock, Amsterdam, 19 May 19 - 2 June. (See also: Introducing Brian J Ford, The Galaxy Daily: 2, 28 May).

BJF, 2001, An evening with brian: 'The Disease Revolution, Inter Micro 2001, Chicago, July.

BJF, 2001. History paper, A fond Farewell to a great Microscopical Society (lecture to) Inter Micro 2001, Chicago: McCrone Research Institute, July.

BJF, 2001, Forensic session, Confusing the public with Forensic Science (lecture to) Inter Micro 2001, Chicago: McCrone Research Institute, July.

BJF, 2001, 45-minute presentations on Page & Moy, MV Ocean Majesty cruise:

• 26 August 1500h and 1630h, Grand Lounge, Mysteries of Ice and Water
• 31 August 0945h and 1100h, Grand Lounge, A Million Years a Minute
  Sailing Harwich, Olden, Hellesylt, Geiranger, Bergen, Ulvik, Eidfjord and Harwich, 25 August - 1 September.

BJF, 2001, Presentation to 44th Symposium of the Society for the Study of Human Biology and the Human Biology Association, 'The Changing Face of Disease: Implications for Society', Human Behaviour and the Changing Pattern of Disease, Department of Biological Anthropology, Cambridge University, 1640-1720h, 17 September.

BJF, 2001, 45-minute presentations on Fred. Olsen Line, MV Braemar cruise:

• 23 September, 1430h, Neptune Theatre, Miracles of water,
• 26 September, 1430h, Neptune Theatre, Forgotten amateurs created the modern world
• 28 September,1430h, Neptune Theatre, Has food a future?
• 03 October, 1430h, Neptune Theatre The truth about the Greenhouse Effect.
• 07 October, 1000h, Neptune Theatre, Where did the Mediterranean come from?
• 09 October, 1430h, Neptune Theatre, Secrets of the Genome.
• 11 October, 1000h, Neptune Theatre, Wising Up on Dumbing Down
  Also in Gary Nicholson chat show, 1430h, 11 October.
  Sailing Southampton, UK; Cadiz, Spain; Ceuta, Morroco; Cagliari, Sardinia; Bari, Italy; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Venice, Italy; Katakolon, Greece; Valletta, Malta; La Gulette, Tunisia; Gibraltar; La Coruña, Spain; Southampton, UK; 21 September - 12 October.

BJF, 2001, Vote of thanks to Brigid Heywood for The Nautilus – master of crystal engineering, Cambridge: Society for the Application of Research, Churchill College, 2030-2200h, 15 October.

BJF, 2001, 45-minute presentations on Saga Shipping Company: MS Saga Rose cruise:

• 11 November, 0930h, Cinema Theatre, Miracles of water
• 12 November, 1130h, Cinema Theatre, Forgotten amateurs created the modern world
• 14 November, 1130h, Cinema Theatre, Has food a future?
• 15 November, 1130h, Cinema Theatre, The truth about the Greenhouse Effect.
• 16 November, 1430h, Cinema Theatre, Where did the Caribbean come from?
  Sailing Funchal, Madeira; Bridgetown, Barbados; Kingstown, St Vincent; Castries, St Lucia; Roseau, Dominica; Charlestown, Nevis; Road Town, Tortola; and St John's, Antigua, 10-24 November.

BJF, 2001, 45-minute presentations on Fred. Olsen Line, MV Braemar cruise:

• 21 December, 1030h, Neptune Theatre, Mystery of the Christmas Snowflake
• 23 December, 1430h, Neptune Theatre, The gift of discovery - amateurs who created the modern world
• 24 December, 1430h, Neptune Theatre, A Scientist looks at Christmas
• 27 December, 1500h, Neptune Theatre, Has food a future?
• 28 December, 1000h, Neptune Theatre, A New Year look at the Greenhouse Effect.
• 29 December, 0900h, Neptune Theatre, Where did the Caribbean come from?
  Also in Gary Nicholson chat show, 1430h, 29 December. See also Braemar Daily Times, 21 December, 23 December (with photograph).
  Sailing Malaga, Spain; Casablanca, Morocco; Santa Cruz, Tenerife; St John's, Antigua; Portsmouth, Dominica; Roseau, Dominica; Castries, St Lucia and Bridgetown, Barbados; 19 December-3 January 2002.

BJF, 2002, 45-minute presentations on board P&O Line's MV Victoria Caribbean cruise:

• 14 February, 1100h, International Lounge, Amateurs who gave us the Scientific Age.
• 17 February, 1100h, International Lounge, Has Food a Future?
• 18 February, 1100h, International Lounge, Where the Caribbean came from.
• 20 February, 1100h, International Lounge, What future for Global Warming?

  Sailing: Bridgetown, Barbados - Castries, St Lucia - Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe - St John's, Antigua - Gustavia, St Bart's - Road Town, Tortola - Ocho Rios, Jamaica - George Town, Grand Cayman - Kralendijk, Bonaire - St George's, Grenada - Bridgetown, Barbados, 8 - 22 February.

BJF, 2002, chairman's address (and cited in) D. J. Stokes lecture on ESEM, Cambridge Society for the Application of Research, Churchill College, 1930-2100h, 29 May.

BJF, 2002, 45-minute presentations on Page & Moy, MV Ocean Majesty cruise:

• Where did the Mediterranean come from? 1430h and 1530h, Show Lounge, 8 May
• Are the seas rising? 0945h and 1100h, Show Lounge, 20 May
• Mediterranean diet - is is this the future? 0945h and 1100h, Show Lounge, 21 May

Sailing Barcelona, Spain - Eivissa, Ibiza - Malaga, Spain - Gibraltar - Lisbon, Portugal - Harwich; 15-22 May.

BJF, 2002, 45-minute presentations on Fred Olsen Line, MV Black Watch

• Where did Norway come from? 1500h, Neptune Lounge, 5 June
• Amateurs who Created the Modern World, 1500h, Neptune Lounge, 9 June
• Mysteries of ice and Water, 1500h, Neptune Lounge. 12 June
• The Rising of the Sea, 1500h, Neptune Lounge, 15 June
• Chat Show with Ronnie Finch, 1600h, Neptune Lounge, 16 June

See also: Brian Ford, Black Watch Daily Times: 1, 12 June.

Sailing to North Cape via Dover - Bergen - Nordfjord, Olden - Gravdal, Lofoten Islands - Honnigsvag, North Cape - Tromsø - Trondheim - Andalsnes - Sognefjord, Balestrand - Dover, 1-15 June

BJF, 2002, 45-minute presentations on P&O Cruise Line, MV Oriana

• Amazing Amateurs who gave us Science, 1430h, Pacific Lounge, 22 July
• The Cruise Menu of the Future, 1430h, Pacific Lounge, 24 July
• How the oceans will Rise, 1430h, Pacific Lounge, 29 July
• Where did the Canaries come from? 1430h, Pacific Lounge, 31 July
• Getting wise to dumbing down 1430h, Pacific Lounge, 01 August

Sailing Southampton, England - Spain, Vigo -Madeira - La Palma - Tenerife - Lanzarote - Lisbon, Portugal - Southampton, 21 July - 02 August..

BJF, 2002, 45-minute presentations on Saga Shipping Company: MS Saga Rose cruise:

• Miracles of water
• Forgotten amateurs created the modern world
• Has food a future?
• The truth about the Greenhouse Effect
• Where did the Mediterranean come from?

Sailing Southampton, England - Lisbon, Portugal -Cartegena, Spain - Barcelona, Spain - Sorrento, Italy - Dubrovnik, Croatia - Venice, Italy - Hvar, Croatia - Palermo, Sicily - Mahon, Menorca - Cadiz, Spain - Southampton, 27 September-18 October.

BJF, 2002, 45-minute presentations on Fred. Olsen line MV Braemar cruise:

• Where did the Amazon come from? Neptune Lounge, 23 November, 1500h
• Amazing future of the tropical rain forest, Neptune Lounge, 28 November, 1500h
• A thousand and one questions, Neptune Lounge, 1 December, 1500h
• Cruise Director's chat show with Brian J Ford, Coral Lounge, 3 December, 1600h.
• The truth about examination standards, Neptune Lounge, 4 December, 1500h
• See also: Brian J Ford, Guest Lecturer, Braemar Daily Times: 1, 28 November 2002.

BJF, 2003, On the Irrelevance of Universities, the Bayer CropScience Lecture to Cambridge University Scientific Society, 12 February.

BJF, 2003, Chairman of Michael Crawford lecture on Omega-3 oils and Evolution, Cambridge: Society for the Application of Research, Churchill College, 1930-2000h, 9 June.

BJF, 2003, Lectures to Inter Micro 2003:

• An Evening with Brian: Happy Birthday DNA, the surprising truth about the past, present and future of genetics, 2000-2100h, 7 July.
• The thinking microbe, 1330-1350h, 9 July
• Inside the microscope of King George, 1350-1415h, 9 July

BJF, 2003, Books in an era of Dumbing Down, lecture to Swanwick Writers' Summer School, 2015-2100h, 12 August.

BJF, 2003-4, Presentations aboard MS Saga Rose, Christmas in the Caribbean Cruise:

• How not the Photograph your Christmas cruise, Cinema Theatre, 1500h, 18 December 2003.
• A scientist marves at Christmas, Cinema Theatre, 1000h, 20 December.
• A Thousand and One Questions, Cinema Theatre, 1000h, 22 December.
• The Secret Language of Life, Cinema Theatre, 1000h, 24 December.
• Beware of the Expert, Cinema Theatre, 1430h, 28 December.
• GMOs, boon or blight? Cinema Theatre, 1430h, 31 December.
• Question Time, Cinema Theatre, 1530h, 2 January 2004.

Sailing: Bridgetown, Barbados - Port of Spain,Trinidad - Porlamar, Margarita, Venezuala - Willemstad, Curaçao - Montego Bay, Jamaica - Cozumel, Mexico - Havana, uba Hamilto, Bermuda - Horta, The Azores - La Coruña, Spain - Southampton, England. 14 December 2003 - 5 January 2004.

BJF, 2004, The 2004 Victor Serebriakoff memorial lecture, Are Universities Irrelevant? Magdalene College, Cambridge, 1900-2000h, 17 January.

BJF, 2004, Presentations aboard MS Braemar, Caribbean Discoveries Cruise:

• The Secret Language of Life, Neptune Lounge, 1600h, 22 January.
• Don't Remember your Caribbean cruise like this, Neptune Lounge, 1430h, 25 January.
• Looking inside the GM debate, Neptune Lounge, 1600h, 27 January.
• Beware of the Expert! Neptune Lounge, 1100h, 28 January.

  [See also: Guest lecturer Brian J. Ford, Braemar Daily Times: 1, 22 January].

Sailing: Bridgetown, Barbados - Mayreau, Grenadines - Willemstad, Curaçao - Oranjestad, Aruba - Port Antonio, Jamaica - Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic - Road Town, Tortola - St. John's, Antigua - Portsmouth, Dominica - Kingstown, St. Vincent - Bridgetown, Barbados. 19 January - 2 February.

BJF, 2004, Presentations aboard MS Braemar, Classic Caribbean Cruise:

Funny you should ask, Neptune Lounge, 1945h, 10 February.

• How the Caribbean was born, Neptune Lounge, 1600h, 11 February.
• Beware of the Expert! Neptune Lounge, 1600h, 13 February.
• [See also: Appearance by Rock Doctor, five-piece ensemble with BJF on keyboard, 0030h, 14 February].

Sailing: Bridgetown, Barbados - Port Elizabeth, Bequia - Castries, St. Lucia - Roseau, Dominica - Bassettere, St. Kitts - St. John's, Antigua - Road Town, Tortola - La Romana, Dominican Republic - Willemstad, Curaçao - St. George's, Grenada - Port of Spain, Trinidad - Bridgetown, Barbados. 2 - 17 February.

BJF, 2004, From DNA to Mad Cow Disease, lecture to the California Association of Criminalists and the San Francisco Microscopical Society, 1900-2030h, 26 February.

BJF, 2003-4, Presentations aboard MV Seabourn Spirit, Burmese Temples and India cruise:

• [Panellist, with Mark Price, Luis Giraldo and John Haseman] Liars' Club - Call My Bluff, The Club, 2200h, 20 April.
• How the Orient was Born, Amunsden Theater, 1100h, 21 April.
• How NOT to remember your Tropical Cruise, Amunsden Theater, 1100h, 22 April.
• The Secret Language of Nature, Amunsden Theater, 1100h, 23 April.
• Mysteries of water, Amunsden Theater, 1100h, 26 April.

  [See also: Guest Lecturer Brian Ford, Seabourn Herald: 2, 21 April].

Sailing: Singapore - Strait of Malacca - Phuket, Thailand - Yangon, Myanmar (formerly Rangoon, Burma) - Bay of Bengal - Colombo, Sri Lanka - Arabian Sea - Mumbai (formerly Bombay), India. 14 - 28 April.

BJF, 2004, Lectures to Inter Micro 2004:

• An Evening with Brian: Microscopist on the Loose, 2000-2100h, 00 July.
• World's Worst Microscopy, 1330-1350h, 00 July
• Digital Update, 1350-1415h, 00 July

Chicago: McCrone Research Institute, Talbott Hotel.

BJF, 2004, Presentations aboard Voyages of Discovery, MV Discovery, Greenland Discovery cruise:

• Mystery of the Snowflake, Carousel Show Theatre, 1400-1450h, 24 July.
• Secret Language of Life, Carousel Show Theatre, 0945-1030h, 26 July.
• Beware, the Experts are taking over, Carousel Show Theatre, 1515-1610h, 30 July.
• A thousand and one questions, Carousel Show Theatre, 1130-1220h, 1 August.

  Sailing: Harwich, England - Torshavn, Faroes - Reykjavik, Iceland - Prins Christiansund, Greenland - Narsarsuaq, Greenland - Nuuk, Greenland - Kangerlussaq, Greenland. 23 July - 3 August 2004 [in preparation].

BJF, 2004, Presentations aboard Voyages of Discovery, MV Discovery, Greenland Explorer Cruise:

• Mystery of the Snowflake, Carousel Show Theatre, 1700-1750h, 7 August.
• Digital disasters, and how to avoid them, Carousel Show Theatre, 1400-1450h, 10 August.
• Secret Language of Life, Carousel Show Theatre, 0945-1030h, 12 August.
• Chat show interview by David Bennet, Carousel Show Theatre, 1414-1445h, 12 August.
• Beware, the Experts are taking over, Carousel Show Theatre, 1100-1150h, 14 August. Sailing: Kangerlussaq, Greenland - Sisimiut, Greenland - Illulissat, Greenland - Nuuk, Greenland - Narsarsuaq, Greenland - Prins Christiansund, Greenland - Reykjavik, Iceland -Torshavn, Faroes - Harwich, England. 3 August - 15 August 2004.

BJF, 2004, Authority and the educators, after-dinner address to Mensa at Cambridge conference, Magdalene College, Cambridge, 2050-2115h, 28 August.

BJF, 2004, How the Pioneer Microscopists Viewed their Specimens, illustrated lecture to joint meeting of the Quekett and Postal Microscopical Society Hayling Dene Centre, 1400-1500h, 11 September.

BJF, 2004, The Microscope and Natural History, illustrated lecture to meeting of the Peterborough Natural History Society, Peakirk Hall, Peterborough, 1930-2200h, 13 September.

BJF, 2004, Leeuwenhoek's Revelations on Giardia, Keynote address to International Conference on Giardia and Cryptosporidium, 20 September, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [in preparation].

BJF, 2004, Clever creatures and ingenious cells - communication in Nature and a new view of the Neuron, Cambridge Society for the Application of Research, Churchill College, Cambridge University, 1900-2100h, 11 October.

BJF, 2004, The Birth of Experimental Microscopy, invited lecture to: Biohistory an International Conference on Contemporary Technologies for the History of Microscopy, Naples and Milan, October [in preparation].

BJF, 2004, lecture in Snowflake Wonders to gala dinner, Great Hall of St Bartholemew's Hospital, London, 2000-2100h, 9 December.

BJF, 2005, Presentations aboard M/V Braemar, Cruising the Caribbean voyage:

• The Secret Language of Life, Neptune Theatre, 1530h, 06 February.
• Secrets of the Genes, Neptune Theatre, 15300h, 08 February.
• The Menu of the Future, Neptune Theatre, 1530h, 10 February
• Funny you should Ask, Neptune Theatre, 1615h, 12 February.

  See also: Guest lecturer, Brian J Ford, Braemar Daily Times: 1, 6 February; BM TV interview 1730-1830h, 6 February.

Sailing: Bridgetown, Barbados; St George's, Grenada; Oranjestad, Aruba; Port Antonio, Jamaica; Santiago, Cuba; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Road Town, Tortola; St. John's, Antigua; Fort de France, Martinique; Castries, St. Lucia; Bridgetown, Barbados. 3-18 February 2005.

BJF, 2005, Closing address, E-Learning Conference with Professor Gilly Salmon, Professor Curtis J Bonk and Professor Paul Bacshish, University of Leicester, 1500h, 15 March.

BJF, 2005, Presentations on board M/V Oriana, Voyage to the Caribbean:

• How not to photograph your cruise, 1500h, 13 April
• Forgotten Amatuers who created the Modern World, 1500h, 14 April
• Funny you should Ask, 1000h, 15 April
• The Secret Language of Life, 1500h, 16 April
• What will we be eating tomorrow? 1500h, 17 April
• Where did the Caribbean come from, 1500h, 18 April
• Dumbing down is all around, 1500h, 19 April.
  See also: Oriana TV with Christine Noble, 1900-1930h, 17 April.
  Sailing: Southampton Docks, England; Ponta Delgada, São Miguel, The Azores; Millennium Dock, St John's, Antigua, Caribbean. 12-22 April.

BJF, 2005, May. NESTA Lectures in Singapore, [to be posted].

BJF, 2005, The Intelligent Microbe, Linnean Society of London, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, 1800h, 9 June.

BJF, 2005, Opening address, Beyond Distance Conference, E-Learning Conference, University of Leicester, 0011h, 6 July.

BJF, 2005, The Intelligent Microbe, Guildford Institute, University of Surrey, Guildford, 1800h, 6 July

BJF, 2005, Presentations aboard M/S Saga Rose, Land of the Midnight Sun cruise:

• Mystery of the Snowflake, Cinema Theatre, 1500h, 00 June.
• The Midnight Sun and other Mysteries, Cinema Theatre, 1000h, 00 June.
• The Camera comes to the Arctic, Cinema Theatre, 1000h, 00 June.
• Secret Language of Life, Cinema Theatre, 1000h, 00 June.
• What will we be eating Tomorrow? Cinema Theatre, 1000h, 00 June.

  Sailing: Dover, England; Stavanger, Norway; Geiranger, Norway; Longyearbyen, Spitzbergen; Ny Ålesund, Spitzbergen; Tromsø, Norway; Molde, Norway; Bergen, Norway; Dover, England. 17 June - 2 July.

BJF, 2005, Lectures to Inter Micro 2005:

• Opening address: A century of Brownian motion, 0900-0930, 11 July.
• An Evening with Brian: Talk the Talk, 2000-2100h, 11 July.
• The discovery of Giardia, 1400-1430h, 12 July.
• World's worst microscopy 1140-1200h, 13 July.

  Chicago: McCrone Research Institute, Talbott Hotel.

BJF, 2005, Illustrated PowerPoint presentation Surveying the world's worst microscopy, opening lecture at Midlands Microscopical meeting at Hayling Dene Centre, Staffordshire, 1300-1345h, 10 September.

BJF, 2005, Poster presentations: Can angiosperms learn from life? and Secrets of autumn leaves, Annual Conversazione of the Linnean Society, Oakfield House, Chester Zoo: 1400-1700h, 15 October.

BJF, 2005, Extemporised presentation The Eastrea Charities, [at] The Vine, Coates, 1330-1400h, 23 August.

BJF, 2005, Illustrated PowerPoint presentation Surveying the world's worst microscopy, opening lecture at Midlands Microscopical meeting at Hayling Dene Centre, Staffordshire, 1300-1345h, 10 September.

BJF, 2005, Poster presentations: Can angiosperms learn from life? and Secrets of autumn leaves, Annual Conversazione of the Linnean Society, Oakfield House, Chester Zoo: 1400-1700h, 15 October.

BJF, 2005, Presentations on board M/V Artemis, Grand Odyssey Southampton to Buenos Aires:

• Birth of the Age of Science, Festival Theatre, 1530h, 26 October
• Secrets of DNA, Festival Theatre, 1000h & 1530h, 27 October
• Dumbing Down is All Around, Festival Theatre, 1100h & 1430h, 28 October
• Making the Best of Photography, Festival Theatre 1100h & 1430h, 30 October
• The Intelligent Microbe, Festival Theatre, 1000h & 1530h, 1 November
• How Not to Lecture, Festival Theatre, 1100h & 1430h, 2 November
• The Amazing Story of the Microscope, Festival Theatre 1000h & 1530h, 3 November
• Funny You Should Ask, Festival Theatre, 1000 & 15300h, 5 November
• Truth About GM Crops, Festival Theatre, 1100 & 1430h, 6 November
• What's the Future of Food, Festival Theatre, 1000 & 1530h, 7 November
• Mysteries of Water, Festival Theatre, 1100 & 1430h, 9 November
• How the Seas are Rising, Festival Theatre, 1100 & 1430h, 10 November

  See also: New Horizons booklet: 5, with colour photo, for cruise P511. Also front page promotion (with b/w photo) of Artemis Today 28, 29 October; 1, 2, 5 November. Some extracts in sound archive.

BJF, 2005, chairman's addreess for Rod Kirkby, Aeronautical Engineer, lecture on The M-52; the world's first supersonic aircraft (forerunner of the Bell XS-1), Cambridge Society for the Application of Research, Churchill College, Cambridge, 1930-2100h, 21 November.

BJF, 2005, Presentations on board M/S Regatta, Oceania 'Ultimate Tropics' Amazon and Caribbean cruise:

• How Not to Photograph your Cruise, Regatta Lounge, 1745-1830h, 28 November.
• Where did the beautiful Caribbean come from? Regatta Lounge, 1645-1730h, 4 December
• The Remarkable Future of the Amazon Rain Forest, Regatta Lounge, 1000-1045h, 5 December
• Look at Tropical Life - the Secret Language of Nature, Regatta Lounge, 1000-1045h, 6 December
• Questions and Answers (1), Regatta Lounge, 1000-1045h, 7 December
• The Cruise Menu of the Future, Regatta Lounge, 1100-1145h, 13 December
• Come Behind the scenes - Media Fun and Games, Regatta Lounge, 1000-1100h, 21 December
• Questions and Answers (2), Regatta Lounge, 1000-1045h, 21 December.

  Commentaries from the bridge (some in sound archive) for Amazon and Caribbean sectors. See also: Panellist on Liars' Club (Call My Bluff) in Regatta Lounge, 2145-2230h, 7 December, 1745-1830h 15 December; and Oceania Currents annoucements. Sailing: Miami, Florida; Tortola, British Virgin Islands; Gustavia, St. Barts; Castries, St. Lucia; Soufrière, St. Lucia; Scarborough, Tobago; Macapa, Brazil; Santarem, Brazil; Boca da Valeria, Brazil; Manaus, Brazil; Parintins, Brazil; Devil's Island, French Guiana; Bridgetown, Barbados; Roseau, Dominica; Cabrits, Dominica; St. John's, Antigua; Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands; Miami, Florida; 27 November - 23 December.

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