He had not been getting much sleep, he added over the phone, because of all the crashing around and because the southern ocean was very cold and climbing into his sleeping bag seemed like too much work.
Marine officials had hoped to win approval for full production last month, but the decision was postponed because of the latest crash, which was the fourth since 1991.
It seems hard to believe that Hell Bay earned its name because of the furious, crashing rollers that hurtle in from the Atlantic, battering passing ships.
Cuomo cancelled a trip to Israel for Shimon Peres's funeral because of the crash.
The property was never actually host to that era's exuberance, of course, because of the crash in 1929.
Mr. Ryan was charged with 11 counts of seaman's manslaughter, one for each person killed because of the crash of the ferry, the Andrew J. Barberi.
Neither airline has suggested it would quit flying the Concorde because of the crash, the first deadly accident in the plane's 25-year history.
"It's a money-spinner," says Adam Griffiths, personalised registrations manager at the DVLA, "though we did see a drop in sales from 2007-9, partly because of the crash.
"Some people think I wanted retaliation against the pilot because of the crash," says Nando Parrado, the man who, along with his friends and team-mates, Roberto Canessa and Antonio Vizintín, would eventually escape and ensure the rescue of the rest.
In a court filing, the lawyer said that a doctor of the captain, Michael J. Gansas, who has infuriated officials by refusing to answer questions, has said he has acute stress disorder because of the crash.
"They honored his name by putting it on a ferry, and now the name will go down in infamy because of the crashes," said Anthony Bisignano, a lawyer who knew Mr. Barberi when he played on a rival school's football team and who represented passengers suing the city after the 2003 crash.
