The International Laser Class sailboat, also referred to as the Laser Standard, but most commonly called a Laser®, is a popular one-design fiberglass dinghy that is sailed the world over, with sales in excess of 220,000 boats.
"If it's happened to me," said Matthews, "who's next?" Matthews, whose independent company jostles for space on the Cam with century-old established punting companies, more recent co-operatives, and "mobilers", so named because they have no established moorings, estimates damage to his boats in excess of £10,000.
Less than a week after Carman was rescued at sea by a cargo ship called the Orient Lucky, he filed an insurance claim in excess of $75,000 for his boat.
Fin and blue whales can swim fast enough that a boat must travel in excess of 30 km/hr to catch up to them, and they can maintain speeds of 33 37 km/hr for periods of up to 10 15 minutes.
The drain plug at the stern of the boat needs to be in when you are in the water, but excess water will drain out of the boat if you remove the plug before you drive away.
On Monday, Ms. Rodust articulated the position of many subsidy foes when she said there that no money should be provided to build new boats when there was already an excess of capacity.
The 72-foot (22-metre) carbon-fibre catamarans with their 132-foot wing sails were the fastest sailing boats ever designed, capable of downwind speeds in excess of 50mph (80kph) on their foils as they almost literally flew past the shoreline spectators.But one boat was clearly much quicker than the other sailing upwind.
The legislation also requires the elimination of excess fishing capacity, a perennial problem for European fisheries, by removing boats from the fishing fleets.
Certainly the return to Spelling-era excess is the reason his shows -- from "The Love Boat" to "Dynasty" -- were referenced everywhere this season.
The Signature's "Show Boat" is more indicative of 2009 economic frugality than Jazz Age excess.
