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Progress at Ennis Creek where crews are building the first half of a new US 101 bridge over the creek.

Oil painting for a show coming up at the Kayo Gallery in Salt Lake City.

Performing at the 2005 Progress Club National Convention in Saskatoon. Photo courtesy of Steve Hiscock.

Progress on 6.5 foot tall plush. Unstuffed "crown" piece.

XT Progress (Xingtong Progress) oil products/chemical tanker passing Ellesmere Port for Stanlow assisted by M.S.C. Volant and M.S.C. Victory

 

x12 Cargo Pumps @ 300m3/hr

 

Name: XT Progress

 

Flag: Panama

 

IMO: 9500144

 

MMSI: 355971000

 

Call sign: HP8055

 

AIS transponder class: Class A

 

Detailed vessel type: Oil Products/Chemical Tanker

 

Gross Tonnage: 11440t

 

Deadweight: 17427t

 

Design Draught: 8.92m

 

Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 144.2m x 23m

 

Year Built: 2020

 

Registered owner: XINGTONG PROGRESS SHIPPING CO

 

Ship manager/Commercial manager: XINGTONG SHIPPING CO LTD

 

ISM & Crew Manager: THOME SHIP MANAGEMENT PTE LTD

 

Shipyard: Zhoushan Qifan Shipbuilding and Repairing Co. LTD, Zhejiang Province, China

 

Hull number: XS16500-02

 

Date of build: 07th Apr 2020

 

Engine: x1 STX Engine Co. MAN B&W 7S35MC 2 stroke 7 cyls @ 170rpm

 

Engine Power kW: 5180kW

 

x1 Fixed Pitch Propeller @ 173rpm

 

x1 Tunnel Bow Thruster @ 368kW

 

Speed: 14knots

 

Jeff and I had the afternoon off today. So with Kai next door at

Michelle's, we worked on cleaning up the garage. Jeff finished his

workbench and we were finally able to get the saw and rolling cabinets

in place. Jeff started putting all his tools away, but we ran out of

time. Maybe we will get some more done tomorrow...

Spent the past few days working on the sea, with oils.. Almost happy with it... Will re-work the foam/splashes in a few places, apply a murky yellow glaze over everything which should link the foam to the sea better....Then work back into the foam again......and then ofcourse, start work on the figure, umbrella, shark, background, and all the other elements..

Slowly - but progress none the same.

 

Excellent Olympic exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. My advice though is to have your coffee at 'Notes' at the bottom of St Martin's Lane rather than in the gallery cafe.

Yarn: Koigu KPPPM in color #P513

Needle Size: US0/2mm

Pattern: Leyburn Socks

Modifications: Magic cast-on and increasing toe, instead of short-row toe; higher stitch count to compensate for tighter gauge

Recipient: Me

In Progress: 25 December 2009

Spray painted the chair (needs another coat). Covered the IKEA cushion pad with plain double crochet Rowan yarn with carefully selected colour combination. The granny squares are a work in progress cushion cover in same colour scheme.

Need to take some proper photos soon...

Old office buildings marooned in building site.

 

Wharf Road,

St Pancras,

London

These wont be finished though, till I get some black & white tags I have ordered.

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Wrong Side, but interesting

Domino-knitted Ozabu (Flat Cushion) in progress

Puppy's British Eroica

168(red), 183(purple), 188(pale blue)

Needle Size: 12 (5.7mm)

Started on 6 March 2009

Apr 20 111/366

this used to be just a footpath through the fields, now they're digging a road, laying drains ... it'll all be condos in a few years. sigh.

Day Ten on my Holiday to Florida October 2008.

 

The Carrousel of Progress at the Magic Kingdom.

New Condos -

Mississippi and Shaver;

Portland, Oregon:

June 2009

Seatruck Progress Ro-Ro cargo vessel inbound for Langton lock from Dublin, Ireland

 

IMO: 9506203

 

MMSI: 235088244

 

Call Sign: 2EUK3

 

Flag: Great Britain

 

AIS Vessel Type: Cargo - Hazard A (Major)

 

Gross Tonnage: 19722

 

Deadweight: 5300 t

 

Length Overall x Breadth Extreme: 142m × 25m

 

Year Built: 2011

 

Status: Active

 

Manager/Owner: SEATRUCK FERRIES SHIPHOLDING

 

Builder: FLENSBURGER SCHIFFBAU GESELLSCHAFT - FLENSBURG, DE

 

Yard number: 746

 

Order: 2008-03-03

 

Delivery: 2011-11-29

 

Keel laid: 2011-05-09

 

Launch: 2011-08-19

 

Berths: 12

 

Trailers: 151

 

Ro-Ro Ramps: 1 CENTRE OR ONLY 19.0x17.6x0

 

Ro-Ro Lanes: 2166x0.0x0.00

 

Ballast: 2363 t

 

Engine Builder: x2 MAN DIESEL & TURBO 7L48/60CR 4 stroke 7 cyls @ 500rpm

 

Engine Cylinders: 7

 

Engine Power kW: 16000 kW

 

Engine Stroke: 480 mm

 

x2 Wärtsilä Netherlands B.V CT 200 bow tunnel thrusters @ 1000kW each

 

Propeller: x2 MAN VBS1180 / ODG375 controllable pitch props

Picture on the Left is me at 235 pounds in March of 2007. Picture on the Right is me at 188 pounds in May of 2008.

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