While they still use sailboats to harpoon sperm whales, they sometimes use motorboats to tow the sailboats to the whales to speed up the chase.
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From sailboats to self-driving carsGrunnan served as a shore team boatbuilder for what until recently was called the Volvo Ocean Race, essentially an endurance competition for sailboats.
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Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup High-tech multihull sailboats driven by paid professionals may grab the headlines these days, but the world's largest monohull sailboats racing offshore are still turning heads.
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It also hits sailboats, motorboats, canoes and -- weirdly -- parking meters.
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You can rent sailboats, canoes, surfboards, jet skis or yachts.
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The tide was low, the sailboats muddy in the stream.
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Sailboats Cup, 6 Pack by Drew Barrymore Flower Kids, $18, walmart.
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Damaged sailboats can be seen in the Florida Keys on Monday.
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She said she divides the small caps into motorboats and sailboats.
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On all walls were images and artwork depicting boats and sailboats.
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A group of people launch sailboats in Central Park in June 1951.
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Wright: That was when Sailboats Are White were the next big thing.
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Last July, 22007 242-foot sailboats departed from Les Sables-d'Olonne, France.
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Yet among several seemingly motionless sailboats, a shadowy yet distinct shape stood out.
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In kayaks and sailboats they practiced forming blockades, raising banners and rescue techniques.
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In the distance, sailboats took some of the first outings of the season.
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It's sandy and big, with small waves and a few sailboats in the distance.
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After powdering and decorating your wig with bows, blossoms, feathers, sailboats, sail, flags, etc.
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The idea is to use vehicles that are like the space versions of sailboats.
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Green islands loomed on the horizon in every direction, and nearer, white sailboats lingered.
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Nina: They mostly smoke weed on sailboats, while it's mainly party drugs on motorboats.
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Three out of 23 boats in the 1997 Rolex Cup fleet were Wally sailboats.
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"These are people with perfect teeth, jumping into water, climbing off sailboats," he added.
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They range from houses that sit on concrete hulls to smaller sailboats or yachts.
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Dolphins, coral reefs and sailboats are all at your doorstep, which is likely oceanfront.
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I watched as three model sailboats coming from different directions headed toward the hat.
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It was standard fare for a beach house: garish pictures of sailboats and sunsets.
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It was a perfect Saturday for the sailboats cruising beneath the cliffs of Mallorca.
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With a nearby marina and views of sailboats in the distance, it's certainly fitting.
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Back in Grossraeschen, tourism chief Winkler shows off the new marina awaiting its first sailboats.
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That means, according to Lincoln, a lot of the design was inspired by luxury sailboats.
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On Sunday, shiny white sailboats belonging to the marina's sail club were nestled in slips.
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Ms. Pozycki-Torres described her life among sailboats and sea breezes as a rare gift.
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In 2015, 111 migrants cruised to Sicilian shores aboard sailboats, and in 2016, 710 did.
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Nowadays, Lamalerans use motorboats to hunt dolphins, mantas and pilot whales, rather than traditional sailboats.
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Celebrities, artists, estates, jewels, sailboats and one private island dot the perimeter of her story.
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In the summer, zigzagging sailboats, motorboats and kayaks must heed the path of the megaships.
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Mr. North's string of championships in Star Class sailboats began when he was a teenager.
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Yeah, I'm definitely not going to try and go for sailboats and shit like that.
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He said his motorboats were half-sunk and his sailboats piled over his tipped-over catamarans.
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Mark Reinecke, 77, of St. Petersburg, Florida, owns a few sailboats and gave one to the couple.
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There would be no fake resume-padding jobs or summers spent lolling on sailboats or golf links.
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The colors are vibrant: bright red lipstick, white sailboats slicing through blue water, gleaming saxophones and trumpets.
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"People who are smart will anchor sailboats near the mangroves and hope for the best," Iannelli says.
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To feel its pulse, its soul, people rent speedboats, sailboats and yachts as big as the Ritz.
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Some people come to get off the grid, camping in the mangrove forests or living on sailboats.
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Sailboats frequently dot the harbor, coming and going from the two yacht clubs, Black Rock and Fayerweather.
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The Wallycento comes in at 100 feet, and is at the forefront of the racer-cruiser sailboats category.
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The hotel is surrounded by inviting restaurants, intriguing boutiques, a marina, and views of sailboats in the distance.
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McIntyre said the 212-foot sailboats use modern masts designed to handle the impact of heavy ocean waves.
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Water washes over many of the frames as crews work to steer sailboats and rig things in all conditions.
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In fact, it was so different that he spent his time working not on landlocked machines, but on sailboats.
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An after-school program invites students to build small sailboats from scratch, then test them out on the water.
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She operated her sailboats by sipping on and puffing into straws connected to electronic mechanisms that controlled the vessels.
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In Trisha Brown's film, shot on Wooster Street in New York's SoHo district in April 1970, the dancers evoke sailboats.
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But when he first came on the scene, he was painting sailboats down at Landau Gallery, this semicommercial, serious gallery.
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The Saildrone autonomous sailboats look a little like shrunken America's Cup racing yachts — small trimarans with hard, carbon-fiber sails.
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For "Blue Shirt," he substituted "Submerged Vessels," a set of three sailboats with hulls in the form of human faces.
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On the bay, the few sailboats that had braved the weather headed for safe harbor as the wind whipped up.
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It sits on the edge of the harbor, with stunning views of moored sailboats, the ferry, and the historic downtown.
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He was sometimes called "the rake of the Riviera," for his love of fast cars, sailboats, clothing and beautiful women.
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We gathered at one of the bars perched atop the small anchorage with fishing and sailboats below, sipping Cruzcampo beers.
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You can think of it as a smaller incarnation of the hydrofoil-equipped sailboats you now see at the America's Cup.
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The Canadians, meanwhile, are seeking to tax cucumbers, gherkins, pizza, ketchup, beer kegs, lawn mowers, sailboats, sleeping bags, and playing cards.
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In developing the Wally class of sailboats, he introduced a rule that required the owner to helm the boat in competition.
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There are many existing technologies to study the ocean near the surface including satellites and robotic sailboats called saildrones, Dabiri said.
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The atmospheric 1874 canvas "Au Petit-Gennevilliers," featuring sailboats on the Seine, sold for $11.4 million, below the $12 million low estimate.
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From a distance, Monaco's backdrop of Mediterranean coastal landscape and its port full of sailboats and yachts make it look somewhat pretty.
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Rhumb Line, across the maze of sailboats and schooners at Lyman-Morse at Wayfarer marina, calls out for dinner beside the water.
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Adjacent to the restaurant was a lovely rooftop pool with gorgeous views of Biscayne Bay and filled with sailboats in the distance.
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The Hudson River rolling out to sea at your feet impressively compensates, with its restlessly crisscrossing oil barges, ferries and vintage sailboats.
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Baldessari had many photographs taken of himself covering his face with different hats, waving at sailboats, hitting objects with a golf club.
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Nothing tops the views of the colorful sailboats bobbing in the River Derwent, however, from a perch on the waterfront deck outside.
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In last week's episode, Theon abandoned Yara, certain torture, and death, and lept off the side of one of those very nice sailboats.
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Snapshot: Above, sailboats in the Gulf of Trieste preparing at the start line ahead of the Barcolana regatta — the largest in the world.
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In online advertisements, Trudeau and her husband can be seen enjoying a twilight cruise, kissing on the deck of one of her sailboats.
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In my two-piece swimsuit covered in tiny sailboats I stuck out wildly from every other woman there during the single-sex session.
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In response, thousands of Cuban émigrés who were living in Florida set out in shrimpers, yachts and sailboats to pick up their relatives.
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Sun-washed, pastel-colored houses and cafes line the main pedestrian street running parallel to the sparkling turquoise harbor, dotted with moored sailboats.
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Coutts is the chief executive of SailGP, the yacht racing series featuring high-speed sailboats that reach speeds of more than 50 knots.
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The storm toppled wooden roadwork signs and littered the streets with pieces of palm trees as white caps rocked sailboats in their docks.
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They were heading into the unknown, with no idea how their sailboats or their minds would cope with almost a year in isolation.
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The Melges 24 class is for lightweight, monohull, high-performance sailboats that reach speeds of 103 knots, with 20-knot average race speeds.
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Garner and the kids continued on to the Luxemberg Gardens, where they rented two fountain sailboats for a water tour of the famous gardens.
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The show features diminutive vehicles of all kinds from old-time wagons, trains and fully-rigged sailboats, to futuristic cars and a rocket ship.
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The Hokulea was greeted in the harbor by other replica Polynesian voyaging canoes as well as modern ships, sailboats, wave runners and paddle boarders.
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Lozman theorizes that the storm surge sent poorly anchored derelict sailboats careening into pricey yachts, powerboats, and catamarans, creating a domino effect of destruction.
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Whatever its particulars, it is nothing like the hydrofoils under the hulls of high-speed racing sailboats, which lift them above the water's surface.
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In some marinas, lopsided, half-sunk cabin cruisers and sailboats stick out of the shallow water, their fate left to insurance adjusters and salvagers.
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Along it, over 200 island and mainland sites, two-thirds of them private, are open for visits or camping reached via kayaks, sailboats or powerboats.
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He envisions a fleet of thousands or even tens of thousands of his 23-foot sailboats creating a web of sensors across the world's oceans.
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Today, on a revitalized river, water scooters play chicken, darting in the wakes of barges, while flimsy single-person craft slip among sailboats and tugboats.
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Parts of the Vieques malecón, its concrete boardwalk, are little more than rubble overlooking the sailboats anchored in the main bay to the island's south.
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After Hurricane Irma ravaged Key West, Jamil Gonzalez and Judd Alison, two local film fixers and location scouts, watched as sailboats sank into the water.
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The festival's promotional videos displayed the Bahamas' white sandy beaches and featured models in bikinis lounging on sailboats and swimming along the island's azure shore.
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In the past, pirates have hit just about anything that floated: yachts, freighters, dhows, sailboats, mammoth oil tankers — even an American naval ship, by mistake.
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As the storm churned toward land, high winds rocked the few remaining cars circulating, littered streets palm tree debris and rocked sailboats in their docks.
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METROPOLITAN An article on Page 2556 about an after-school program that invites students to build small sailboats from scratch refers incorrectly to a student.
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One thing that kind of factored into this a little bit was that I spent my whole life racing sailboats at a pretty high level.
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The ads seem standard, with picturesque channels populated by sailboats, dreamy Nordic landscapes, and a website offering snippets about a local gift shop and a brewery.
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The sun glints off the morning swells and the aluminum masts of the sailboats, which bob like a vast paddling of sleeping ducks along the quay.
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This was my second trip through the islands on the 21-foot "expedition sailboats" that Out Island Explorers rents from its base on Great Exuma Island.
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While some live in houses that sit on concrete hulls, like the place that Ms. Cruz and Ms. Greene own, others choose smaller sailboats or yachts.
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The Guardian reports that only twice have sailboats ever gone faster around the globe, but those ships had crews of 10 and 14, who worked in shifts.
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Whatever the prepper industry is selling—mini-crossbows, sailboats to withstand an electromagnetic pulse, a simplified fantasy of control in an increasingly complex world—people are buying.
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Eventually, solar-sail technology could enable researchers on Earth to maneuver a spacecraft much like skippers steer sailboats, harnessing the sun's rays to travel in any direction.
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This is an earnest, tastefully done hotel with muted rooms that don't compete with stunning views of Lake Mendota — whether it's frozen solid or filled with sailboats.
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Using similar technology to what's found on sailboats used in the America's Cup, the XE-1 only resembles a traditional bike in terms of its actual pedals.
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Once all people in the water were rescued, the Coast Guard crew assisted Anne Arundel County Fire Rescue and the sailing association in recovering the overturned sailboats.
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Starting his journey in 2014, Dalitz has used various means of alternative transportation, including sailboats and motorcycles, as well as more conventional means, like buses, trains, and automobiles.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, the situation was irreparable and the port was fatally dashed, like so many sailboats against the jagged rocks of the Skellige Isles.
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"We have people out on their sailboats arranging for UberBOAT to pick up their friends at the airport and bring them out to the boat," Mr. Tremac said.
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"We were hoping to have a place with a dock," said Dr. Condon, 71, an endocrinologist who used to race sailboats with his three sons in Manhasset Bay.
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The 45-foot twin-hulled sailboats, known as AC45Fs, rise up on retractable hydrofoil keels and rudders and create the appearance of flying over the surface of the water.
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Overlooking the bobbing sailboats in the port of La Savina, this is one of the more formal places on the island, with its white tablecloths and elegantly prepared seafood.
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He grew up in the car business, was hired because he could build anything, and has both restored old boats and crewed sailboats in highly competitive, world-class events.
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Locals in frayed T-shirts and dreadlocks rubbed shoulders with people who'd arrived on dinghies from sailboats bobbing in deeper water, and a few other visitors from colder climates.
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Maxi sailboats, the world's biggest high-performance luxury yachts, have made the pilgrimage to the rocky coastline since 1980 to race from Porto Cervo, around the islands and back.
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In many ways, the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup sailing is what the America's Cup used to be — wealthy sailors racing each other in giant monohull sailboats for bragging rights.
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A few hundred yards east, whitecaps crashed across Exuma Sound — a 6,43-foot-deep abyss of rolling swells and powerful trade winds that would likely flip our tiny sailboats.
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The charter and sailing industry rebounded quickly after the storms, and close to 3,000 berths are available throughout the territory for motorized boats and sailboats, according to tourism officials.
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Lauren Conrad designed an adorable nautical-themed nursery for her 4-month son Liam James — complete with plenty of whales and sailboats — but she says making the decision wasn't easy.
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Snapshot: Above, sailboats in the Gulf of Trieste preparing at the start line ahead of the Barcolana regatta — one of the most crowded races of its kind in the world.
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He stopped racing sailboats in the 1990s to focus on the John B. and Nelly Llanos Kilroy Children's Foundation, an educational philanthropic effort established through his and his wife's trust.
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After an enormous ThyssenKrupp steel-making complex closed in 2001, the local government cleared the property and created an artificial lake big enough to accommodate a small fleet of sailboats.
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The government has been promoting charter sailboats and yachts — roughly 3,2944 berths are available throughout the 80 islands and cays of the country — as a way to visit by sea.
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Since the beginning of the year, the Sicilian authorities have registered 221 migrants who have arrived on yachts and sailboats, mostly piloted by Ukrainian skippers, a lucrative and growing trend.
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The Severn Sailing Association reported that 22 people had fallen into the water off 15 small sailboats during a race on Sunday afternoon, the Coast Guard said in a statement.
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Comparing the U.S. and China to sailboats, Graves asked Thunberg whether she would be upset if, while cleaning up trash in the ocean, another person at sea continued to pollute.
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The newly married pair tied the knot right on the shore of a beach in Sunset Key, FL. Sailboats as a backdrop come as an added bonus on the island.
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In the past, pirates have attacked just about anything that was floating off the coast of Somalia: dhows, freighters, sailboats, yachts, mammoth oil tankers — even, by mistake, an American naval ship.
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The ahead spots include, but are not limited to: breezy outdoor oases, floating barges, sailboats, rooftop vineyards, culture-rich museums, and even that aforementioned surf club (DJ still present, for good measure).
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Later, Garner and the kids visited the Jardin du Luxembourg, a sumptuous garden dating back to the 17th century, where the kids were spotted having fun while operating sailboats around a fountain.
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The moss is blowing gently in the breeze (really, "gently"), the sun is shining intermittently and more sailboats than usual are anchored out in the Beaufort River, part of the Intracoastal Waterway.
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The bands of gold become something for the eye to latch onto when trying to decipher the densely drawn science-fiction narrative: robots taking over the city, dodging sailboats and grabbing cars.
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Small wooden sailboats and candleholders that resemble wave-bashed sticks that have been tied together adorn the ocean blue tables, and large paintings of brightly colored fish and lobsters cover the walls.
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"The geometry of the boat is measured to the millimeter," said Mr. Murray, who was docked at Liberty Landing Marina in Jersey City to visit the large white tents sheltering the sailboats.
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But my husband climbed mountains and raced sailboats, and the friends were lovely people, and I felt like a party pooper, always the one afraid to do things like rappel down cliffs.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Monday about drone sailboats that gather research data misidentified the variety of fish being counted off the coast of Alaska by boats deployed by a company called Saildrone.
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She keeps a pair of binoculars on the sill so she can observe the comings and goings on the water: big motorboats, tiny white sailboats, and shimmering light on the waves in between.
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These big, monohull sailboats range from the 60-foot Durlindana 3 to the 119-foot Viriella, with some masts towering 150 feet above the deck and beams stretching from 9 to 20 feet.
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The view from the edge of Candlestick Point is of the San Francisco Bay, sailboats, fishermen, and the city's southeastern coast, where developers are battling old military waste to put in more housing.
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The hurricanes that raged through the United States Virgin Islands in September damaged or destroyed not only thousands of buildings, but also hundreds of boats, from tiny sailboats to 50-foot luxury yachts.
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Boat design is her main in-game occupation: For her business, Trudeau Classic Sailing Yachts, she meticulously crafts richly-textured sailboats and skippers in which Second Life residents enjoy romantic jaunts on the sea.
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The sailboats have become YouTube sensations and helped fuel a "stadium sailing" trend: ocean racing staged close to land for better viewing, with enthusiasts using special apps that allow graphics for an enhanced experience.
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Lobster traps line the street to Keys Fisheries in Marathon, a commercial marina harboring fishing boats and pleasure sailboats, and a dockside restaurant where baby nurse sharks school in the shallows, waiting for scraps.
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Summer's wooden sailboats and small yachts flee for warmer climates in the fall; in winter, Menemsha is still home port to a dozen weathered lobster boats and a small fleet of draggers and scallop boats.
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When Alfred Sloan and G.M. were fighting labor unions and tax foes, in the nineteen-thirties, the company's critics began providing tabloids with photographs of G.M. executives enjoying their luxury sailboats and cavorting with showgirls.
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Opened in the fall, Thanda Island comes with a tennis court, gym, glass-rimmed swimming pool and a boat house filled with snorkeling, scuba-diving and fishing equipment as well as kayaks, paddleboards and sailboats.
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"You'll pretty much be running alongside cyclists on the William Powell Bridge, triathletes will be swimming in the water on either side of you, and you'll see lots of people on paddleboards and sailboats," he says.
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During that meeting, the mayor mentioned that someone from one of the two sailboats that this all relates back to had come ashore and went with someone in his community to shower and use their facilities.
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The guides will help you navigate the maze of waterways and islands, where airplanes taking off from nearby John F. Kennedy International Airport cast shadows over the barges, yachts, fishing boats and sailboats navigating the shoals.
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And though the place you ended up is a warmer one, with sailboats passing by — their bright flags fluttering in the breeze, and friendly people waving and calling out to you — your fellow traveler has disappeared.
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Peterson's sometimes angular hull and keel designs, inspired by aeronautical foil shapes, influenced a new generation of designers, who would eventually lead the design world and set trends in the market for recreational and racing sailboats.
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"I kinda imagined a boy on the moon who has to fly down to save earth from a strange fire, he's chased by giant flying sailboats which eventually end up being his vessel for rescue," he says.
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"I always say that I want the Black Sea to see sailboats, yachts, large boats with tourists and not become an arena of military action ... I do not need a war in the Black Sea," Borisov said.
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The artist's past work includes All These Darlings and Now Us (2014), a peepshow aboard sailboats in the bay featuring performers from shuttered San Francisco worker-owned strip club Lusty Lady and famous Latino gay bar Esta Noche.
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About 2,500 miles away, Richard Jenkins, a mechanical engineer and part-time daredevil, is tracking the robot sailboats on a large projection screen in an old hangar that used to be part of the Alameda Naval Air Station.
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The show ends poetically on the recreation of a teahouse she designed in 1993, at 90, getting every detail right for a floating pavilion enclosed by stands of bamboo under a parachute of translucent fabric inspired by sailboats.
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Though Christian's exes and that damn Taylor Swift/Zayn song provide a buzzkill, the couple's whirlwind tour of masquerade balls, billiards halls, and sailboats seems like something Chris Harrison would have gleefully planned for a one-on-one date.
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For a moment, it seemed Theon had clawed his way up from the nadir of his journey: saving Sansa Stark, returning to his family, supporting his sister Yara's claim to the throne, getting to ride on some very cool sailboats.
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Solosud B&B Owner Paola De Donno, who used to crew sailboats, left Sydney in 2009 to return to her hometown Matera, and now lives on the second floor of the 16th-century building that houses Solosud's three cozy apartments.
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The speedy 149-seat NYC Ferry features big picture windows and a roof deck, the views grand on both levels when passing under the majestic Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and skimming by sailboats, freighters and cruise ships in New York Harbor.
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For the first 499 pages of the book, we barely used any energy at all — we got around with sailboats and walking and running and horses; we developed submarines and cars and planes and space travel all on page 500 alone.
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But Vandemoer said in an interview before his sentencing that his budget did not include equipment; his biggest fund-raising need was to replace a fleet of 22011 sailboats — at a cost of about $22013,22018 — every five to eight years.
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But his irreverent buildings, the most iconic of which are clad in aluminum titanium or stainless steel, have also defined other cities — like a branch of the Guggenheim Bilbao, with swooping walls that echo the sailboats in the harbor nearby.
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In the snap, the former Spice Girl, 44, is clad in a simple blue one-piece with scalloped trip as she holds her smiling baby boy, who's wearing a JoJo Maman Bébé swim outfit decorated with sailboats and a matching flap sun hat.
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Durrant usually has 3-4 penguins in her care for rehabilitation and release, but she says the number skyrocketed to over 30 penguins during the last America's Cup in Auckland, with the yachts and sailboats disrupting the fish, who leave the area.
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The newspaper reports that many types of waterway vehicles would be restricted from entering the area if Trump or top White House officials are playing on the golf course, including kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddle boards, sailboats, jet-skis, motorboats and more.
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Trailed by nine kayakers, five fishing cruisers, three skiffs, two Jet Skis and a police boat, they braved unusually warm water, with the temperature in the mid-80s; managed a tricky current at the Battery; and dodged sailboats, cruise ships and occasional driftwood.
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"The sheer size of the boats alone is really impressive," said Rob Weiland, a race manager for the Maxi 21 sailboats, one of seven classes of boats competing at the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup hosted by the Yacht Club Costa Smeralda in Sardinia, starting Sunday.
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Arriving there by boat, which is your only option until the lake freezes over in winter and temporary roads are built, feels like putting in at a tropical port of call: Sailboats bob, wind socks flap in the stiff breeze, laughing tourists sport backpacks and baseball caps.
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These questions weighed on me as I boarded Yemaya, a 26-foot sailboat, for an afternoon trip around the lagoon with Eco Sailing Bacalar, booked through El Manati (sailboats, paddleboards and kayaks are greatly preferable to motorboats, I was told; engines, if used, should be four-stroke).
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He had been a boy of his time and place, Florida in the last third of the twentieth century, one of the thousands who thought they could sail away to happiness in some tropical escape: wooden sailboats with light air rigs, acoustic guitars, and reckless girls.
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In just the last few years, start-ups and some of the big tech behemoths have changed transportation business models (ride sharing), built electric cars (Tesla), and popularized drones (Facebook and numerous start-ups), self-driving trucks (Otto), robot sailboats (Saildrone) and even flying cars (Larry Page's secret venture).
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The makers of M&M'S have launched their Fans of Wind energy campaign, led by Red and Yellow M&M'S, to spread the word about renewable energy and highlight the power of wind energy: Wind is a powerful force that does so much more than direct sailboats and tousle hairdos.
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This June in Bermuda, Team New Zealand — after pedaling its way to a 7-1 America's Cup victory over Team USA using leg-powered cycles to raise the sails and hydrofoiling catamarans that at times never touched the water — hinted at the idea of returning the race to monohull sailboats.
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From Gracious, an enormous oil painting of a tiger leaping towards a calmly seated individual in what appears to be a wheat field, to his Murmurations series, double-sided works depicting the fragile elegance of dresses overlaid with different motifs from nature and sailboats, a sense of lingering adventure infuses Murphy's creations.
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Water activities are "complimentary," including clear-bottom kayaks, snorkels, paddleboards and Hobie Cat sailboats, but Baha Mar charges a daily resort fee per stay (between $32 and $48, depending on which hotel you stay at), which also offers access to non-motorized sports (like paddleboards), fitness center, free local calls and WiFi.
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The ACWS is a showcase tour for high performance 44-foot twin-hulled sailboats known as AC45Fs, which can travel at speeds of over 37 knots (42.5 miles per hour) and rise up on retractable hydrofoil keels and rudders that reduce drag and create the appearance of flying over the surface of the water.
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I had visited Camden in the summer, when the harbor is dotted with sailboats, the salty air is warm (or as warm as it ever gets here), and Interstate 8.793 nearby is a parking lot of S.U.V.s with out-of-state plates laden with bicycles, kayaks, and enough beach gear to mount an invasion of Canada.
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In an interview, Mr. Vandemoer, 41, said that he had believed that he was helping his team by securing the donations, which would buy new sailboats, in exchange for recruiting students who would be, as he put it, "role players" — that is, supporting players who would come to practices but not be stars or starters in competition.
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Linda began most of her notes by telling me how crazy and hilarious my life at home was; then she'd tell me about sailboats capsizing on the lake, taking ticks off campers with blown-out matches, girls getting their periods for the first time, convinced they were diseased or dying, campers who got so homesick their parents had to come get them. Homesick?
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We knew this because we have stood on sweltering subway platforms in Midtown, in July, scrolling through a Facebook feed and discovering that our friends — in many cases people we did not really know or particularly care for — were feeling blessed to be eating lobster salad on sailboats off Nantucket or learning so much about Joyce in Dublin with an Oxford don as a paid personal guide.
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Canada: Cheese, pizza, quiche, chocolate, whiskies, toilet paper, paper towels, strawberry jam, ketchup, mustard, yogurt, lawn mowers, refrigerators, washing machines, maple syrup, beer kegs, mineral water, fresh orange juice, mayonnaise, salad dressing, automatic dishwasher detergents, cucumbers, gherkins, ball point pens, felt-tipped pens, plywood, bobbins, roasted coffee, licorice candy, toffee, hair spray, shaving creams, soaps, candles, kitchenware, manicure and pedicure preparations, handkerchiefs, facial tissues, printed postcards, some insecticides, iron products, sailboats, some chairs, mattresses, plastic bags, sleeping bags, playing cards, soy sauce, and forms of aluminum and steel.
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The format is pretty simple and follows the same well-worn paths as non-porn reality shows: The contestants come pre-prepared with their soundbites and characters (only, instead of "I'm not here to make friends" it's, "I wanna be the Miss Congeniality of porn" or, "I love fucking on sailboats"), and they all live in a big house together in an effort to make them fuck (only, the inter-cast fucking isn't obscured by a blanket and night vision; I mean, they actually make extremely high quality POV scenes in their off hours).
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