Another factor contributing to the growing popularity of dockominiums is the recent repeal of the federal tax on luxury boats, said Diane DeNardo, an owner of the Palmer Point Marina in Greenwich, Conn., which is the sales and service arm for River Club of Greenwich, a dockominium complex.
Paraíba is a name of Tupí Indian origin formed from the words para and hiba, meaning "arm of the river".
To reach Can Tho, on the second arm of the river, you still cross the yellow waters of the Mekong on the old ferryboat, meandering through the mangroves, past boat women rowing under their conical hats.
On the north side an arm of the river and a high escarpment afforded natural defenses, which were augmented by a system of buttressed walls and by a powerful sally port called the mushlalu a semicircular tower of rusticated stone masonry, built by Sennacherib and probably the earliest known example of this type of architecture.
The last structure at this location (at the end of modern Stradom Street) was dismantled in 1880 when the northern arm of the river was filled in with earth and rock, and subsequently built over.
In the study by Landry et al., however, a relatively small number of males (41) and females (35) were placed in the arm of a river that is not usually occupied by salmon because of impassable waterfalls.
Moreover, these investigators found patient mortality to be 26.0%, much lower than the mortality observed in the control arm of the Rivers study, which was 46.5%, and the control arm mortality in the other two older randomized trials of bundled GDT [ 2, 22, 23, 43].
The first wetland, labeled HT, covers ca 36.3 ha of flat terrain between two side arms of the river, with many old river beds and areas of standing water of various size and depth, concentrated in the wet center and dispersed at the drier edges of the plot.
The Camargue is a large triangular delta in the south of France, between the two arms of the river Rhône and the Mediterranean Sea.
The study plot comprised two large wetland areas separated by large areas of pasture and meadows, all of which lie between two side arms of the river.
It is therefore possible that the large amount of fluid administered in the Rivers' study partly accounted for the mortality difference between the EGDT arms of the Rivers' and ProCESS studies.
