This has nothing to do with speaking on a cruise ship … or maybe it does.

The ship is the Balmoral. It was built in 1988 and is operated by the Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.

I wonder if some day there will be a Bill Belew Cruise Lines. Don’t hold your breath.

The ship was taken to the Blohm + Vosss Shipyard in Hamburg.

After that it was cut in half!! And a 99-foot midsection was inserted!!

It’s not me but I’ll bet there is somebody reading this who is an expert on ship construction who would be welcome aboard a cruise line to give talks on what it takes.

I’d come to the talk for sure.

This is an incredible undertaking.

I had a friend in high school whose brother was called Hacksaw Reynolds, an ex-NFL player.

Reynolds got his name by sawing a car in half with a hacksaw. Seriously!

I wonder if Reynolds was there when this ship was cut in half. 😎

Here’s a special interest topic – Amazing Engineering Feats.

Rick Deutsch does the Panama Canal. That’s hard to beat. The canal, that is. Not Rick.

What’s your topic? What do you know a lot about that you love to share when you have an audience?

Why not talk on a cruise ship?

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You know you want to.