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Footprints On My Soul

  Posted by katecraig in True Confessions of a Female Motorcyclist, 19 June 2013 · 0 views

http://trueconfessio...190??It’s life’s challenges that define and shape who we are, remind us we can trust after a broken heart or stand up after a fall. It’s a task that seemed impossible or a note we didn’t think we could play. But (pe...
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Day 7: Solo Row Aborted

Posted by parasurfer in Angela's California to Hawaii Solo Row, 17 June 2013 · 25 views

Day 7: Solo Row Aborted Facing gale force winds and high seas and multiple bumps and bruises, Angela made the decision to abort her solo row.  Between her injuries and the sea state, it was simply impossible to row.The United States Coast Guard extracted her from the ocean at approximately 03h45 (-0700 GMT), 17 June 2013.  She was flown to the Santa Barbara Coast Guard Station....
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Rowers At Dusk

Posted by artgarth in artgarth's Blog, 17 June 2013 · 21 views
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Rowers At Dusk Rowers in Paint  I am not sporty but an image of rowers at dusk caught my attention. This has led to a fascination in rowers in images which have been showcased in galleries in the UK. I really love to capture the feel of the speed on the water. I try not to give too much in the way of definition to the rowers but keeping the figures loose.  My painting c...
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Trent - A Perfect Birthday Gift?

Posted by DPH2002 in The Cat in the Coach, 27 May 2013 · 116 views

Well everyone knows that the default career paths for most Harvard and Yale rowers is Wall Street.  But I don't know, 6' 2"?Are there any rowers with a bod like that at Harvard?  He's definitely handsome enough and almost bordering on pretty to possibly be from Yale.   I dunno, I'm thinking Dartmouth?Then again, with a name like Trent,...
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Announcing Château d’Eternité!

  Posted by Christoarpher in Rowing and Writing, 29 March 2013 · 95 views

Château d’Eternité   by Ariel Tachna Released March 29, 2013 by Dreamspinner Press, revised and greatly expanded (by 40,000 words) from the free novella published last summer.http://www.christopherkoehler.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/ChateaudEternite2.jpg  Cover, Chateau d’EternitéBlurb:  When Russ Peterson accepts an invitati...
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2013 Fisa Extraordinary Congress - Some Big Changes

Posted by glrfcentral in Regatta + Rowing Camp News, 18 February 2013 · 317 views

The just released World Rowing press release  highlights some signficant rule changes adopted at the 2013 FISA Extraordinary Congress.  Given that most national rowing federations use or inherit the FISA rules for their own rowing rules, these changes will have some significant impact on local regattas.Masters Rowing: Adaptive Rowing: Regatta starts: Rega...
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Reflections On Coming Out Day

Posted by glrfcentral in The GLRF View, 11 October 2012 · 491 views

Today is National (International) Coming Out Day.  For some, it gives them a chance to muster the courage to make their sexual orientation a little or a lot more public in a celebratory and accepting manner.  For the politicos, it is an opportunity to raise awareness of the gay community and point to the high profile 'inductees' as proof that all...
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