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The 103' (31.39m) Antonia II is an immaculate, luxurious yacht with a captivating design, great interior volume and high quality finishes.

Styled by Galeazzi Design, the spacious interior of ANTONIA II has great amenities you can enjoy on board. The comfortable seating area in the salon is complemented with a large dining table with seating for 10 guests, a wet bar, and an excellent entertainment system including IPod, Blu-Ray player, 42” NEC TV and surround-sound stereo and speakers. Antonia II offers a range of places, both inside and out on deck, where you can sunbathe, lounge and generally relax. The Flybridge has a helm station with Furuno navigational equipment and features a Jacuzzi hot tub with teak surround, a teak shower, sun pads, a marble bar and dining area with seating for eight guests. Powered by 2 MTU (16V 2000 M91) 1,998hp diesel engines and propelled by her twin screw propellers, ANTONIA II can reach a maximum speed of 28 knots and a comfortable cruising speed of 18 knots. She can carry around 16,000 liters of diesel on-board in her fuel tanks. Her water tanks store around 2,500 liters of fresh water.

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Motor yacht Antonia II offers complete privacy, comfort, ample living spaces and a sophisticated, elegant interior décor. The owner's suite, located forward on the main deck, can be accessed through a private foyer to starboard and it features spectacular woodwork, large windows for natural light, an en-suite head with Jacuzzi tub and much more. On the lower deck amidship are three elegant guest cabins — A VIP cabin, located starboard, has an en-suite head with teak shower and marble vanity; a second VIP cabin with a double berth features storage underneath, an en-suite head with teak shower and marble vanity; and an additional guest room has twin berths, side-by-side with an en-suite head, a teak shower and marble vanity.

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Bayesian superyacht sinking: Horror of those trapped in bedrooms described by former captain

Italian prosecutors continue their investigation after divers recovered video equipment from the luxury yacht, article bookmarked.

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A former captain of the Bayesian has described the terrifying obstacles facing those trapped in the cabins as the Bayesian superyacht overturned killing seven.

Stephen Edwards, who captained the Bayesian for five years until 2020, told The Telegraph : “Those who stayed curled up in bed were in the worst situation.

“The storm hit hard, placing them in the melee of flying furniture, glass and other items,” he said adding he had spoken to traumatised crew members.

“Inside the cabins, the only way to think of this is that people were lying in their beds one minute, and the next the room was on its side, totally dark, with the door now either in the floor or in the ceiling above.”

It came as divers race to retrieve Mike Lynch’s personal hard drives locked in a safe on the ocean floor, according to reports.

Italian newspaper la Repubblica reported that the tech billionaire, whose clients included MI5, the NSA and the Israeli secret service, didn’t trust confidential documents on the cloud and kept two encrypted hard drives in a safe which now lies 49 metres below sea level.

The deadly waterspouts thought to have caused Sicily boat tragedy

In Italy waterspouts can involve winds of up to 200 kilometres (124 miles) per hour, while downbursts can produce gusts of around 150 km per hour.

Statistics show that downbursts are becoming more frequent around the country, which Mercalli said may be connected to global warming.

Storms and heavy rainfall have swept down Italy in recent days after weeks of scorching heat.

“The sea surface temperature around Sicily was around 30 degrees Celsius (86 Fahrenheit), which is almost 3 degrees more than normal. This creates an enormous source of energy that contributes to these storms,” Italian climatologist Luca Mercall said.

“So we can’t say that this is all due to climate change, but we can say that it has an amplifying effect.”

A similar freak storm killed four people, when their tourist boat sank on Lake Maggiore in northern Italy in May last year.

The country’s varied geology makes it prone to floods and landslides, while the fact it is flanked by rapidly warming seas means it is vulnerable to increasingly powerful storms.

Bodies of Mike Lynch and daughter Hannah flown back to families after Bayesian superyacht sinking

The bodies of those who died after the billionaire Mike Lynch’s Bayesian superyacht sunk off the coast of Sicily have been flown back to their families by private jet.

Italian publication Giornale di Sicilia reported post-mortem examinations were completed at a Palermo hospital and the bodies have now been returned.

My colleague Tom Watling reports:

Bodies of Mike Lynch and daughter flown back to UK after Bayesian tragedy

Italian media reports the bodies have been returned to their families via private jet

Four victims found with carbon dioxide in lungs

Tech billionaire Mike Lynch, his daughter Hannah, 18, and five other people died when the Bayesian went down in a downburst, which is similar to a small tornado.

Chef Recaldo Thomas, Jonathan Bloomer, the Morgan Stanley International bank chairman, his wife Judy, and Chris Morvillo, a Clifford Chance lawyer, and his wife Neda, were the other victims of the August 19 tragedy.

Four of the victims are feared to have suffocated to death in air bubbles that filled with carbon dioxide, according to their autopsies raising the frightening possibility that they may have been conscious after the yacht sank, according to Italian news outlet La Republica.

Fifteen people, including Angela Bacares, Lynch’s wife, survived when they were rescued by a nearby yacht.

Former captain says surviving crewmembers all have PTSD from sinking

The former captain of the Bayesian superyacht says he has spoken to all of the surviving crew to hear their account of the sinking.

Stephen Edwards said all the crew members who were on deck rescued as many passengers as they could but that heading down towards the flooded lower parts of the yacht “would have meant certain death”.

The former captain told The Telegraph: “They are not doing very well”

“The dominant feeling is still one of shock from the event. They are dealing with what happened, how it happened and how quickly it happened.”

Bayesian yacht sinking: Banking boss among four victims who ‘suffocated in cabin air bubble’

Four of the victims of last month’s Bayesian yacht disaster died after oxygen ran out in an air bubble on the sunken vessel, it has been reported.

Autopsies over the past few days on four of those who died have revealed an absence of water in their lungs, suggesting they suffocated as the air became saturated with carbon dioxide, Italian publication La Repubblica said.

The outlet reported post-mortems showed four people died from “atypical drowning”, with “no water in their lungs, trachea and stomach”. There were no signs of external injuries.

HP looking to recoup £4billion from Mike Lynch’s estate despite Bayesian tragedy

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is making the “difficult decision” to pursue Mike Lynch’s estate for £4billion in the interests of shareholders despite the tech billionaire being killed along with his daughter on the Bayesian superyacht.

Antonio Neri, the former engineer turned chief executive at HPE, told the Financial Times : “Obviously my job as a representative of shareholders is to make the difficult decisions.

“These are difficult decisions. But in the end, we are making decisions in the best interest of shareholders.”

Mike Lynch had been celebrating his acquittal from criminal charges on the superyacht when it overturned in a freak storm.

But HPE intends to pursue damages around an earlier UK civil trial in 2022 which found in favor of HPE’s claim that Lynch and ex-CFO Sushovan Hussain had inflated the apparent value of Autonomy during the acquisition.

Bayesian captain said to be ‘living darkest days of his life'

Three crew members including the yacht’s captain are under investigation, with plans being discussed to raise the yacht from the ocean bed to assist enquiries.

Sources close to New Zealander James Cutfield, 51, the captain , told the Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera that he is living through the darkest days of his life.

Among those killed were Mike Lynch and his 18-year-old daughter Hannah, who had been due to begin studying at Oxford University in September, the yacht’s chef and four other family friends and associates.

Seven key unanswered questions around the sinking of the Bayesian

With the Bayesian lying on her side 50 metres underneath the now gentle waters of the Mediterranean, mystery still surrounds how the 56-metre superyacht, sank in the typhoon off the port of Porticello.

Remotely controlled underwater vehicles and cave divers are looking to raise the yacht .

Will answers to the sinking will rise to the surface with it?

The key unanswered questions around the tragic sinking of the Bayesian

With the search continuing of the sunken Bayesian an investigation has been launched to establish what caused the disaster off the coast of Sicily

Mike Lynch’s co-defendant died from head injury after being hit by car days before yacht sinking

Mike Lynch ’s co-defendant Stephen Chamberlain died in hospital three days after being hit by a car on a country road, an inquest heard.

The 52-year-old, from Longstanton in south Cambridgeshire, was struck by a blue Vauxhall Corsa travelling between Stretham and Wicken on the A1123 at about 10.10am on 17 August.

Mr Chamberlain, a former vice president of finance at Mike Lynch’s software firm Autonomy, had been out running at the time, his lawyer Gary Lincenberg said.

Coroner Caroline Jones told the inquest in Alconbury that his medical cause of death was recorded as “traumatic head injury”.

Mike Lynch ‘likely died of suffocation’ after running out of oxygen on sunken yacht

British tech tycoon Mike Lynch is likely to have died of suffocation after running out of oxygen, according to a source close to the investigation.

They cited initial examinations carried out on Saturday after the businessman’s body was recovered from the family yacht that sank off Sicily ’s coast last month during a freak weather incident.

Mr Lynch died alongside his 18-year-old daughter, the boat’s chef and four others , who were onboard the British-flagged superyacht Bayesian to celebrate his recent acquittal after a lengthy decade-long legal battle.

Initial results of examinations of Hannah Lynch’s body on Saturday were inconclusive, the source told the Reuters news agency.

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Sports | The Audible: Shohei Ohtani’s MVP chances, Mike Trout’s future, and so long, Woj

Columnists jim alexander and mirjam swanson discuss some of the week's sports issues.

The apologists for the Mets’ Francisco Lindor can continue their case that a DH shouldn’t win an MVP award, but Thursday in Miami, the day Ohtani established the 51-51 club, should have settled the issue. Ohtani’s day: Six hits, three home runs, two steals, 10 RBI, 17 total bases, in a 20-4 Dodgers victory over the Marlins … which, by the way, clinched a postseason berth with nine games to play. (And he almost hit for the cycle.)

Sometimes these come out of nowhere. In the first 16 games of September he was hitting .234 with an OPS of .803, below his season-long numbers of .297 and .978, and – to this untrained but experienced eye – seemed to be chasing pitches he shouldn’t in the quest for history. He’d had three homers in those 16 games and 15 hits in those 16 games.

The argument against – much of it presumably coming from those who are lobbying for Lindor – is that Ohtani is a full-time DH and a full-time DH has never won an MVP and never should. (This even though in most cases, MVP voters don’t take defensive metrics into account anyway.)

One counterpoint I heard was that Ohtani isn’t playing in the defensive half of the inning because he can’t, and that if it weren’t for his recovery from a second Tommy John surgery in five seasons he would be pitching as well as hitting, the circumstances under which he won his first two MVPs with the Angels. Not his fault, in other words. (And he might wind up pitching before this season’s over anyway, given the state of Dodger pitching health.)

Does – should – defense matter in this case? I think that question is moot after Thursday’s events.

Mirjam Swanson: Should it and does it and has it are all different steps in the same dance, I guess.

Didn’t Ohtani just lose the American League MVP race to Aaron Judge a couple of years ago – and handily, by a vote of 28-2 – because Judge’s offensive exploits were so magnificent? The American League-record 62 home runs? Never mind that Ohtani didn’t just play defense, he pitched – and pitched well! (15-9 with 219 strikeouts in 166 innings that season for the Angels?)

I believe voters also took into account the Yankees’ place in the standings in 2022 – first, with a record of 99-63, vs. the Angels’ mediocre 73-89 record that left them outside of the playoffs again.

So here we are this year and Ohtani is an offensive player only, putting up monster numbers – making history – and the conversation has shifted, it would seem, to how much more valuable a good shortstop having a great season is vs. someone who’s done something historic offensively for a first-place team?

I get the argument. But I wonder whether there’s crossover between people who argued on Judge’s behalf and who are now arguing on Lindor’s? ‘Cause it seems slightly hypocritical.

I think they’ve got to give it to Ohtani, and I hope they do, because A) he’s been so incredibly valuable at the top of the lineup for a banged-up Dodgers club and B) I don’t want to have to explain to future generations of baseball fans why the greatest player ever only has however few MVP awards instead of a whole yacht full of them.

Jim: There’s not usually that much overlap between Mets partisans/apologists and Yankees partisans/apologists, but that is an interesting point. (And trust me, east coast bias is alive and well.)

Meanwhile, we have the case of Ohtani’s former teammate in Anaheim who spoke to the media this week for the first time in a while. Mike Trout – at one time a surefire Hall of Famer, at one time arguably the consensus best player in the game – is on the back nine of his career at age 33, and after a series of injury-interrupted seasons he acknowledged he will likely have to change positions , either to left or right field or full-time DH. First base seems less of an option if Nolan Schanuel can hold down the position.

Two meniscus injuries this season continued Trout’s streak of bad injury luck over the past few seasons. A calf injury in 2021, a back issue that kept him out for five weeks in 2022 and a broken bone in his hand in 2023 limited him to, respectively, 36, 119 and 82 games in those seasons. This year, he will have played in 29 games. And with six seasons and $248.15 million remaining on his contract … well, the deeper we get into the 12-year, $426.5 million deal Arte Moreno gave him in 2019, the worse it looks. Especially for a franchise that has become a dumpster fire over what is now a full decade of non-playoff seasons.

I wrote this earlier in the summer, but it bears repeating: Do you ever wonder how this might have turned out for Trout if he hadn’t been so darned loyal to the Angels?

Mirjam: It hasn’t worked out for anyone, honestly. But what can you do? Trout’s greatness is undeniable, we’ve witnessed his immense talent, we believe in it because we’ve seen it with our own eyes. If he’d been healthy any of these recent seasons, maybe the Angels do sneak into the playoffs? Or … maybe not.

Injuries just suck. And some guys just can’t avoid them.

Following Trout feels a lot like following the Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard – two absolute game-changing superstars when they’re on the field/court, who just can’t get right physically. As soon as they’re almost back or just back from one thing, it’s another. Leonard, though, hasn’t only played for the Clippers – he won titles in San Antonio and Toronto, so while we’ll always wonder what could have been for Trout, Leonard’s legacy will be that of a two-time champion.

I had to look this up, because I remember seeing somewhere that Kawhi was a fan of Trout’s, and I was right – back in 2019, when Leonard was still with the Raptors, MLB’s Twitter account posted a video of the NBA star recording video of the Angels’ star at-bat, captioning it: “Kawhi Leonard is focused on Mike Trout, per source.”

Which, of course, is an ode to ESPN’s NBA newsbreaker Adrian Wojnarowski, who announced this week that he’s leaving journalism to become the general manager of the basketball team at St. Bonaventure University , his alma mater.

What did you make of that Woj Bomb, Jim?

Jim: My first thought when I heard the news Wednesday: “Shams wins.”

That would be Shams Charania of The Athletic (and FanDuel), Wojnarowski’s rival in the business of breaking NBA news. Interesting post from Tyler Conway, former Bleacher Report correspondent, on X this morning: “btw for anyone who ever thought the Woj-Shams beef wasn’t real, it’s been 24+ hours since Woj announced his retirement and not even a mention of mutual respect from Shams despite the fact Woj mentored him.”

We will miss those Woj Bombs the most on and around July 1, the start of the NBA’s business year. But I get why he decided for a less hectic (?) lifestyle as the general manager of the men’s basketball program at his alma mater. (Which, to be sure, is much different than being the GM of a professional organization. In college basketball, this seems to have more to do with fundraising, managing NIL matters, keeping track of the transfer portal and the like, besides which the GM reports to the head coach rather than vice versa.)

But no longer will he need to be on or near his mobile phone 24/7/365 just in case something happens. The key words in his announcement on X were these: “I understand the commitment required in my role and it’s an investment I’m no longer driven to make. Time isn’t in endless supply, and I want to spend mine in ways that are more personally meaningful.”

Who among us, as much as we love what we do in this business, hasn’t thought that at one time or another? The trick is to make sure the work-life balance isn’t overwhelming in one direction or the other. In this case, Woj decided it had, become so, and I get it.

Mirjam: I’ll say this, the work Woj did with the NBA made the average basketball fan care more about minor transactions than anyone before.

Reading, say, “USC forward Drew Peterson has agreed to an Exhibit 10 contract with the Miami Heat, source tells ESPN” on June 22, 2023, hit different when you’re reading it via a tweet from Woj than if you saw it in small print in the paper or at the end of a Heat beat writer’s notebook.

While we might be explaining to future generations why Ohtani didn’t have more MVP awards, we’ll definitely be describing what it was like to get those notifications for all of Woj’s tweets back in the day, too.

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