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46 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC training Indonesians in use of torpedo buoy, Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977
Torpedo buoy training was in full swing with Nym Nananjaya and John (Spider) McPherson in the centre of the photograph observing the squad's drill. Ken (Wolfman) Warner, in red cap, was doing the same with his trainee instructor Rahman. All these squad members were strong swimmers and they easily absorbed the the use of the versatile torpedo buoy. The buoy was an excellent rescue tool. It was lighter than a belt when swimming through big surf, gave the patient buoyancy, and for the safety of the rescuer could be passed to a panicking patient. A drowning man will clutch at straws -- he will also cling to an arriving rescuer, impeding the rescuer's efforts and endangering both. The torpedo buoy was the perfect substitute for a straw. The patient could grasp it as tightly as they wished and gain confidence from its buoyancy.
The SL Shakespeare Company's flagship venue, a to-scale replica of Shakespeare's second Globe Theatre.
Unedited shot of the SL Globe Theatre using the windlight settings here:
These are some slides used as filler eyecandy for part of a Powerpoint presentation covering the SL Shakespeare Company.
27 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC training Indonesians in Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation, Waja SLSC, Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977.
Lloyd (Log) Kenny introduced the Indonesian trainees to the ambu-manikin. The manikin was the best method of introducing them to CPR as they could directly practice breathing and chest compressions, perfecting technique and timing. I Gde Barata, the president of Waja SLSC, watches on as Loggie imparts his considerable knowledge of resuscitation to the young men. The man trying his hand with the manikin is Ida Bagus Garuda Pujarsa (more on Garuda in other photos). The affable Barry Magnus is watching with hands on hips. The trainees ranged from complete novices to having at least some CPR knowledge. All though, put in quite an effort to master CPR and to their credit all succeed in passing their examination.
Sumner SLSC - 100yr reunion.
Surf Lifeguards from the 40/50's.
The Shelter was part of a gift to the Club from the people of Gisborne, following the February earthquake which rendered the Sumner clubhouse unusable.
some playbills and mug shots here .... VWBPE 2009!
Posted by Second Life Resident Ina Centaur. Visit Muinji'j Island.
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Air Force Base Beach, Oahu - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-08-2015_98a
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45 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC training Indonesians in surf reel and belt, Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977
I Gde Barata and Gil Graham observe Barry Magnus's squad as they reset the line and belt. The tall, slim young man on the left of the reel was a perpetual favourite with all, being an affable and generous soul. What he lacked in muscle he made up for in gracefulness. His performances on the dance floor made him a favourite with all the European and Australian girls, with whom he would dance the night away. If any had interest in him though their interest was misplaced as he preferred the company of gentlemen.
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Oahu coastline - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-08-2015_11a
42 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC training Indonesians in use of torpedo buoy, Kuta Beach, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977
Lloyd (Log) Kenny gives instructions in the use of the torpedo buoy whilst a Waja SLSC member translates. Whilst mastery or reel and belt was deemed essential at the time, it was recognized that a minority of rescues were performed with the traditional reel and belt. Times had changed and times continue to change. Rescue boards and torpedo buoys were the principal tools of rescue during the 1970s. Inflatable rescue boats and helicopters would soon revolutionize surf lifesaving. The reel will always be our symbol but as a tool it is now obsolete.
Ken (Knuckle) Ryan and Trevor (TBone) Bone are fascinated by a mock rescue taking place nearby. In the far background John (Spider) McPherson (red Rugby jersey) and Nym Nananjaya are going through the Blue Book in order to clarify the drills associated with the torpedo Buoy. Nanan was the ever smiling Trainee instructor of the morning squad. He was a surfer of considerable skill and had the red hair that Indonesian surfers develop after some time in the sun and salt water. Nanan was a delight to work with. He was intelligent, committed and unfailingly good natured.
Dulux is helping to re-paint every surf club in Australia. Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club in Sydney kicked off the beginning of the Dulux Surf Club Project.
Duluxâ„¢ Weathershieldâ„¢ colours used on Tamarama SLSC: Jodhpurs Quarter, Clay Bake, Blue Limewash, Linear.
For more information or to follow the project go to surfclubproject.dulux.com.au/
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On top of the complex gradient detail on the walks, Claire also had to embed other angles like the SLSC cafeteria window. Of course she also populated it with some minifig fun!
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Waimea Bay - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-08-2015_10a
An historically accurate Elizabethan outfit created for SL Shakespeare Company's Hamlet Act 3 Scene 2 The Mousetrap
Available @ the New SL Globe Gift Shop SLurl.com/secondlife/sLiterary/23/13/23
Skin: IC-Skins :: Francisco
Eyes: IC-eyes :: Ranika :: Gold :: Larger
Hair: Kin Abby - white
Clothing: Bare Rose Battle Robe
Shoes: Illusions Pirate Boot (mod)
Mask: Illusions Volto Puro Maschito: Magneto and The Snidely Stache
Thoughts amorphous, tend possibly evil.
But, aye, mime I am; thus, it's all your Sight.
Dulux is helping to re-paint every surf club in Australia. Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club in Sydney kicked off the beginning of the Dulux Surf Club Project.
Duluxâ„¢ Weathershieldâ„¢ colours used on Tamarama SLSC: Jodhpurs Quarter, Clay Bake, Blue Limewash, Linear.
For more information or to follow the project go to surfclubproject.dulux.com.au/