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Articles related to "Tonnage"
When Is Weight Not Weight When is Weight Not Weight? - The Matter of Tonnage - boating • boating safety • tonnage • net tonnage • gross tonnage
The Vickers Wellington A review of the Vickers Wellington which carried the attack to Nazi Germany when Britain stood alone. world war 2 • raf bomber command • night operations • famous bombers • vickers wellington
Titanic: The Dream Comes Alive The Titanic Story continues as it's builders design and build new wonder ships to ply the North Atlantice sealanes titanic • design • dimensions • features
U.S and the Search for World Peace After 1918 After World War I, the U.S adopted a policy of Isolationism. However, it remained committed to the search for world peace through disarmament. Both policies failed. world war 1 and isolationism • u.s and disarmament • hitler and versailles treaty • u.s and german economy after world war 1 • woodrow wilson and league of nations
English Privateers: an Introduction "Know that we have granted and given license…to [person's name]…to annoy our enemies at sea or by land…so that they shall share with us half of all their gain." With these words, Henry III of England paved the way for the legalization of piracy. english privateers • privateers • piracy • henry iii • letter of reprisal
The Body Burden: Agoraphobia and Obesity, Part 1 About obesity and it's relationship to agoraphobia. agoraphobia • panic • disorder • fear • anxiety
Transformation Myths or Reality A short summary of Cinderella and Frog King transformation with an application to reality. Case: Maria Callas, la Divina. The ugly duck becomes the nightingale. transformation • personal goals • personal achievement • success • illusion and reality
Winter cruises in the Med Mediterranean cruising isn't just for summer! Although the weather is cooler, the crowds are gone and you'll have the antiquities and shops all to yourself costa • costa cruises • costa concordia • winter cruises • mediterranean cruises
Adventure Sail On The Hawaiian Chieftain Sailing aboard the Hawaiian Chieftain on a windy day offers a glimpse into the world of yesteryear's wind-ship sailors. hawaiian chieftain • gray’s harbor historical seaport • adventure sail • adventure sails • day sail
Objects and Memory Connect 9-11 Tragedy The catastrophe of 9-11 is now a connective emotion, one that brings objects and memory together in a bridge of support. Memories linger; but objects can soothe victims. recovered objects of 9-11 • objects and memory of world trade center attack • soothing the families of 9-11 victims • channel 27 how objects and memory connect • returning objects of 9-11
The Diolkos, an Ancient Railway Running wooden cars pulled by animal or human power on a grooved granite road perhaps the ancient Greeks invented a railroad to carry ships overland. first railroad • ancient • greek • diolkos • corinth
Turning the Tide in World War II Six decades after World War II, historians still debate which battles really stopped the Germans and gave victory in europe to the Allies. world war ii turning points • german world war ii conquests • hitler's military decisions • allied defenses • el alamein
Displacement Wars or Life on the Bridge What if you were boating along and look up and see a large tanker headed for you, what could that Capt. be thinking? boating • boating safety • rules of the road
Documenting Your Boat - FAQs To document or to not document your boat that is one of the freqently asked questions. boats • boating • boating safety • boating course • sailing
1946 Champ Assault Defied Injury Crippled by a surveyor's stake as a yearling, Assault showed tenacity on the track, surprising his trainer, Max Hirsch, on the way to a Triple Crown title. 1946 kentucky derby • 1946 preakness stakes • 1946 belmont stakes • assault • warren mehrtens
Coast Guard Mariner Licenses Boaters considering a career in charter boat operations or wishing the carry passengers for hire should consider securing a OUPV or Masters license from the Coast Guard mariner licenses • coast guard license • uscg license • oupv • operator uninspected passenger vessel
Lower Trade Slows Canadian Trucker Critical thinkers believe that TransForce can recover from a global business downturn complicated by higher oil prices, a soaring loonie & rising interest rates. lower trade slows canadian trucker • biggest delivery vehicle fleet • transforce income fund (tif.un) • exports imports decline • international revenues drop
National Boat Registration in the United States Documentation is the only form of national vessel registration available to boat owners in the United States. Vessels are registered through the Coast Guard. national vessel documentation center • nvdc • vessel documentation • coasting act • net ton
Singapore Airlines Expands Cargo Network Singapore Airlines has shown imagination in establishing a westbound cargo service linking Singapore with South America - a totally new market for the Asian carrier changing world trade patterns • complex route • increasingly important south american destinations • connecting emerging economies • extending aircargo network
The Sinking of the Mary Rose The Anthony Roll gives us considerable information about Tudor military history, particularly the Mary Rose and other ships in Henry VIII's navy. mary rose • king • henry viii • anthony roll • tudor
Using Recycling to Raise School Funds Parents and schools can benefit by incorporating recycling into their fundraising efforts. recycling rebates • green funding initiatives • school fundraising • fundraisers • recycle programs
A Fitful Winter's Nap To a babyboomer, the notion of global menopause begins to play out. weeds • herbs • menopause • seasons • dandelions
Men, Munitions, and Money The cause of the American Civil War has been and will be debated forever. However, the inevitability of which side would win the war really came down to which side had the most men and which side could make the most guns and bullets and implements of war and which side had the greatest number of natural resources. There was also the question of money, of which the Union had the advantage. The Confederacy tried to make due as best it could in all of the areas above, but in the end, the Union’s advantage was just too great. american civil war • north • south • economic • money
Premonitions of the Titanic disaster? Was the Titanic sinking foreseen by psychic powers? titanic • psychic • premonitions • precognition.
Vancouver Vancouver. Canada's third largest city, not to mistaken with Vancouver Island. Vancouver isn't even on Vancouver Island. That's Victoria. Anyway, Today I present you with the city of Vancouver because it was incorporated around, April 6, 1886. vancouver • british columbia • canucks • grizzlies • bc lions
U-Boat Menace Ended by Technology Since 1939 Karl Donitz's U-Boats had been the terror of the seven seas but innovative new technology would end "The Sea Wolves" reign of destruction. u-boats • karl donitz • winston churchill • sea wolves • resonate cavity magnetron
Another Solstice...and Back we Tip Again! A Solstice look at the concept of human hibernation -- even just a little bit. solstice • winter • rest
Ghost Ship--Big Boat Blues It's the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgera--uhh...I mean, the Antonia Graza. ghost ship • dvd • horror • movie
Great Lost Albums Of The 70's Some of the better albums from the vinyl vault. albums slipped through the cracks 1970s • the quick • slade • bachman turner overdrive • cramps
J. Ross Browne, Government Agent (Part 1) J. Ross Browne spent most of his career in government service. He worked for the Revenue Service inspecting areas of government waste. His brutal honesty was at first refreshing to his bosses, but ultimately made him a lot of enemies. He had a colorful career, which he ultimately wrote about extensively. The theme for most of his work was the finding of frauds and cheats, which he told in a satirical manner, a la Mark Twain. j. ross browne • san francisco • revenue service • customs house • fraud
Land of the Fat-Free, Home of the Super-Sized A cry for help whereby the author, distraught over his own weight, attempts to ameliorate his anxiety by pointing his still-slender finger at mall-based Americans 'of size'. fat • obese • obesity • over-weight • over-eating
Shipwrecked Treasure Galleons – Part I After the flota reassembled in Havana, Cuba for the return trip to Spain, they sailed north and east until they reached the latitude of forty degrees before crossing the Atlantic Ocean. The journey lasted approximately two months. The later they departed the New World for Spain, however, the greater their risk of encountering a hurricane somewhere along the narrow passage between Bahama Bank and the Florida reefs. pirates • privateers • treasure fleets • treasure • hurricane
Spokane’s Arbor Crest Has New Vision of the Horizon Changes afoot at this landmark Spokane winery trek to higher level of quality. washington • winery • arbor crest • wine • vineyard
The Battle of the Atlantic Hitler begins to realise, one assumes, that life is not all roses and that there is an effective opposition. Besides this, he has now brought himself to the posion of a fight on two fronts, the classic nemesis of any world conqueror.
Wine Comes Full Circle at Arbor Crest Arbor Crest Winery in Washington State is producing some outstanding wines--and makes an ideal place to visit. wines • washington state wines • vineyards • wine tasting • washington state attractions
End of the Austro Hungarian Navy From 1382 until 1918 this force was one of the largest in the world. Often bloodied but never beaten it disappeared from the oceans with a whimper. austrian navy • trieste • adriatic sea • austrian fleet • danube river flotilla
Henry VII (1485-1509) Henry VII brought peace, prosperity and national pride to England. His reign ended the bloody Wars of the Roses. He became an outstandingly successful English king. henry vii • wars of the roses • pembroke castle • edmund tudor • lady margaret beaufort
Battleships The evolution and demise of the modern battleship navy • military • ship • warship • battleship
Fueling the fight Short description of the importance of Supply and Transportation in the conduct of military operations. army • navy • air force • logistics • supply
The Armada, Part 2 Conclusion of the story of the defeat of the Spanish Armada phillip ii • elizabeth i • armada • spanish armada • drake
The Fishing Master of Appledore Ghost, pirate, constable, taverner and general factotum,his tales are colorful, but are they fact--or fancy? phillip babb • new hampshire • maine • immigrants
The Stella Solaris: Millennium Series 6 We board the Stella Solaris for a 22-day Mediterranean cruise, ending in Athens. The ship is small, but comfortable and great fun, with many amenities and interesting activities, good food good company and excellent service. The sea is inky blue and the 360-degree view of the blue sky, from Horizon to Horizon, is spectacular. We sail across the South Seas where the flying fishes play. With delight we watch them soar from wave to wave. Join us for a glimpse of life on a Cruise ship with heart. Next time, our first port of call, Puerto Rico then 7 days at sea. Did I mention the hurricane? Next time! Lots of Photos, links, discussion. stella solaris • mediteranean cruise • royal olympic cruise lines • flying fish • crossing the atlantic
Too Close For Comfort: Britain, Ultra, and the Battle of the Atlantic (1941-43) Article about Battle of the Atlantic during the Second World War (1941-1943), and the role that British and German intelligence played in that important battle. battle of the atlantic • world war ii • ultra • enigma
Sardinia and the War - Part 2 Political tug of war, inefficiency and disaster impede the expedition project. |
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