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Hull Type: Twin Keel w/spade rudder
Rigging Type: Masthead Sloop
LOA: 22.00 ft / 6.71 m
LWL: 17.00 ft / 5.18 m
Beam: 7.42 ft / 2.26 m
S.A. (reported): 240.00 ft2 / 22.30 m2
Draft (max): 3.75 ft / 1.14 m
Displacement: 4,000 lb / 1,814 kg
Ballast: 2,300 lb / 1,043 kg
S.A./Disp.: 15.28
Bal./Disp.: 57.50
Disp./Len.: 363.47
Construction: FG
Ballast Type: Iron or Lead
First Built: 1966
Last Built: 1975
# Built: 1200
Builder: A.G. Hurley Marine Ltd, (UK)
Designer: Ian L. Anderson
Sailboat Calculations
S.A./Disp.: 15.28
Bal./Disp.: 57.50
Disp./Len.: 363.47
Comfort Ratio: 23.14
Capsize Screening Formula: 1.87
OLCC Commissioners and staff get a full tour of The Growler Guys to learn more about their business.
The Meltdown Show with Jonah Ray and Kumail Nanjiani Wednesdays at 8:30pm at the Nerdist theater at Meltdown Comics.
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Vuvuzelas were banned at Otakon, but not tubas...er...I think... He played the Family Guy fat guy theme music too following some guy. It was hilarious!
The big guys. There cute, they look snugly but one thing just keeps me from the classic "running threw an open field with a shinny sky" scene. THERE HORNS. My second worse animal fear is horns (first is big cats.. ohhh scary). They big, there pointy, and there on a big beefy cow. But once you get past there horns you can fall right in love with there deep simple eyes. Just don't get drawn in to far!
Strobist: Bowens studio light in large softbox directly above camera. Large silver reflector directly below camera, forming a clamshell. Canon 430EXII in DIY turkey pan beauty dish high camera right. Studio light in medium softbox camera right behind model. Studio light with pink A4 plastic folder behind model to light the white background.
For more photos from this shoot and the story behind it, visit my blog at www.edwardmillerphoto.com/toni-guy-photoshoot
Just some figs I made. From L to R:
Battle Priest, wielding a Staff, Bible, and Flask of holy water.
Nature Mage, wielding a Plant Staff and Owl.
Holy Paladin, wielding a Shield and Attack Crosier.
Knight, wielding a Mace.
Berserker, wielding dual swords.
Crosier and mace design go to Zeessi.
The choir sounds much better with microphones and such, so Jeffrey volunteers to run sound for the concerts. Here he's making sure all the cables are attached properly.
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The guy on the right with the large bag on his shoulder is what I believe is now known as a Revenue Protection Officer (we used to refer to them as 'Guards!). I can only imagine he's craning his neck in disbelief that so many people are trying to gain access to a piddly little Class 153 unit for the tortuous journey to Lancaster via the scenic Cumbrian Coast route.
Buddy Guy è uno dei più importanti esponenti del blues americano. Figura di spicco del genere ne è, insieme a B.B. King, uno dei capistipite. Ricevette la sua prima chitarra all'età di diciassette anni (oggi custodita al Rock and Roll Hall of Fame di Cleveland).
Dopo aver vissuto fino all'età di 21 anni in Lousiana, un suo amico cuoco a Chicago lo convinse a lasciare il lavoro che aveva come custode all'università per spostarsi a Chicago e intraprendere la carriera di musicista blues. Il 25 settembre 1957 Buddy Guy arrivò a Chicago e iniziò la propria lunga carriera.
«Buddy Guy è stato per me ciò che probabilmente Elvis è stato per altri. La mia rotta era ormai decisa, e lui fu il mio pilota»
(Eric Clapton)